Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-04-27


whim about your hand, because | took Won
for better or for worse, and | thought il was
one OF your individual rights. which was
not at liberty to disturb. But il you pro.
pose TO transferihis driormity TO the dangh-
tiers, say distinctly and decidedly. it can
not be done. This is my prerogativr, and
must exercise it," SO | say 10 the
slavery Propagaudisis who desire to trans
plant slavery to the Territories. and thus
iasten II upon the daughters Of the II pub
lie, My drarS, il cannot he DONE
! say, therefore, Mr. Chairman. that there
is no Justification for the practice of slave
holding, from the fact that the enslaved
race are an inferior race. No Justification
from the pretended fact that il imparis
! Christianity and civilization to them; and
none IN the guarantees Of the Constitution.
Now, there are some Christian men on the
other side Of the House; want 10 put i,
to them in all can1or--fur while intend
TO speak of slavcholing with as severe
terms OF reprobaiion as J possibly can, do
not intend to offend any individual per on
ally want 20 know Of you Christian
gentlemen, how you are going to Christian
we man when you do not give them homes.
a member-Give them what?
Mr. Lorgoy-IIomes: legal sanction
to the conjugal and parental relations.
How are you going to Chris,ianize men
whom you turn out TO herd together like
the buffaloes that roam upon the western
| prairies? You cannot do it.
MIR. Chairman, my time is passing away,
and must hasten on. want to come to
few things that have been under discus
sion during the inchoale condition of the
House, whilst this Hall was echoins with
ululations that would have drowned the lu-
pine chorus of the Alps, of Helper, and
John Brown and inccndiarsm the torch OF
the incendiary, and the knife of the assas-
sin. One gentleman from Virginia stood
up in his place and wanted TO know where
there was man who would endorse the
| Helper book. lie wanted such man. if
there was one here, to stand up. that he
might look upon the traitor. Mr. Chair
man, |, for one, signed the paper recon-.
mending the circulation ofthe Helper book.
| signed it intelligently. | was neither en-
crossed nor distracted ! did it because |
wanted TO do it; and now, if the gentleman
wants TO look upon that kind of a traitor
me, me, adSuna qui feci, IN me conrerttte te-
tum; | did it. will sign recommenda-
ton for the circulation of any book that !
eno' ~,nou' ,,.s nNs Pe,,"iss.o' o' 'ne
"'le'',a e nun niisSo".i' lhr, eiark') OF
ot a"y u.ne' se",'era''' u, III Tue tiouse or oul
" '"c iAo"o ""h e'5n q paper feconi-
ne,'' t"o p',euI.''o' nr. u m Tue pipie OF s. .he
~, 49,, oa inosr.s VI o''
~ .,iooe 4A"'N' ep"' ~ op't.'"a" i'a"arus on
~ ~ ~, -, "''' y i'e''-
'o"' 'a'' US piease
eialm me privilege as an American cit
Hen' OIL wri'ihg my name and recommend
ing lhe c'reula.'oh oil any ana every book
"is"oo' oeinS heid aniehaoie 10 gentlemen
'Poi '"'' noo'' vi any where eIse. 1hat is
.hS NY a"S%e. ,sN, II. iesaru 10 II. nave more
nan NAV ,pI ~ say. say ho'hlhs ABOUT some
po''"' u" 'uo uOoN nave no aonpl 'na'
and ,,;o,anoa ar ians;;' - - "'o i'o'n''' ;,
author was educ,tod in a slara Stata. an5
the rhetoric which comes from that o,ar,ar r
il ant m have ,beso charao,ar;.,;a' ~ -
ter5 Rut The nh;losonbvN-,ba a;Nt or sho
book-;s what II e Tho aa5,oss oe =
slave State 70 b;s e.I,ow ill., :.
70 ,be snh;ect Of slaverv raeomn,and;as - Il = :
substance tho org,n;za,;on oc paaaii;
90, nar,v in Nort5 Carol;na al :, IN - :
otber slave states Ihone 10 saa 10, aaaa
and T axnect 10 see 4 dono hafara nar,'
Iono VI, NOV LIN Cass;,,s At r,a
- ,ao,a - H.. 80 "y, "'
49, .,an,.,.. = ~, ,a1 ~ y, '"o o'oou u ,"e
NOV NOV shod his % hIoeJ ~ ,n" s"1 Jh' sha -. ,,a oa
&C NV hro,her On ,ha IanLs af ~ NJ: c'oo'
s;nn; tw.n,v vears ago.--and ,vLa, ,l,o,, ,
I am here TODAY thank Cod IN y;,d;c,t..
the nr;ne;nles bantized in b;s bIood yon
NAV sbed h;s blood-,nd .hot a., A
Renublcan marty will snr;no mn II r.
tncty and :, all Tho slaya So -
and these disun;on;.ts and oentIemon ,,hnn,
Won soc So violent now will ho d;sn,aoaa h,,
more moderate. and-if I NAV saw so w:,b
on, be;no ofr.ns;ve--more sons;IJa noon
oo"o'e III '"a' eo'.''". uo no. M
o'e'y W '"e iieiPer pooS'
,o' -, NV "o' s'uueu o,e'y eap'e,s'oh ;
oul 'nc p"'osopay " .,e oooh' 'hc 'nea OF
ois.'''A"sa a parry !" 'hc save 'o'a'es as
asa'ne' slavery '''i ~ 'a,or o., anu | ex-
pec'' see aeoo"pishea. lai Is me
opJeo'o" 70 'ne puoN .ne oulee'ioh Is
'.a' . c'''.e'' oi 'ne o",eu o'ases' an
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