Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-02-03

which had been the trumpet Of the aarmsts' after nc
election had been won by the aid, by the maeria aid
of alarmed and auang conservatism, very naiycly an
nounoed to the victims Of this disunion panic that Cor
ernor WISE Threatened disun0n only 10 ne UnonP
Yes. sir; the valiant Wise ready 10 put the military
force Of his domnions footing ready TO hew his
bright way through all opposing legions ready seize
Hafpcrs Perry, Comfy threatened disuuiou to the
Union 90 Patriotic Wise Who, in view OF the saga
cous patriotism Of that noble and gallant son Of Viz
gina will not accept the tribute Of the admng Faulk-
ner that %" is the fortune Of great and gifted minds
70 sec far IN advance of their contemporaries p May not
shivcrng despang conservatism indulge the faint hope
that other noble and gallant sons Of virginia. ana o.
the Sunny South, may, in humble imitation ~ the far
seeing WISE be threatening dsunion only TO save the
Union {"
We are entering. Mr. President, upon another Pres-
dental election another great struggle for supremacy
IN the national councils, between the opposing forces Of
slavery extension and slavery restriction. The nation
once moro presents 70 mankind 1.-THE interesting speca
Gle Of justice in conflict with avarce and oppression
This conflict is stirring the country TO It's prooundest
depths Conscious Of their waning power, the advocates
o. slavery expansion are again haughtly mcnscine he
dissolution Of the Union in the event Of their defeat by
the people Again. In the public press, in asscmbages
Of the people in state Legislatures, and in these Cham
bcr disoyal and revolutionary threats are made to in
Sir the senator from Georgia Ir Iyerson) before the
meeting Of Congress. boosted before the people Of nus
State that thc proud and cuyabe condition OF he poor
men In the South, compared 10 the degraded WHITE
SLAVES or rifE NoHr is owing 20 the existence OF AZ
rcan slavery In the SOUTH and he emphaticay declar.
ed, that siarcry must be maintaiael-n he Union
Po,s@,5,e 9m 81 Necessary peleeaog zee . Xxx s,,
tering view Of a Southern confederation
"ln concdcraed government Of their own the South.
crn states would enjoy sources Of wealth, prosperity ana
10 las ,,ld rcsr,i, an adver,rous soos Our ex-
andir Motley would stretch f,r beyond nresent limits
Central America would join her destiny N ours and Gu
ba now withheld from MS by the voice and votes Of Abo-
4 itio' c,,,,i"s ''''' NV " Wv
Coming into this Chamber, the honorable Senator
= ly sought occasion Co say
"sir will tell you what would do, II had the COM
troll 90 n southern members OF this House aud uc Qth
cr when you elect John sherman. II had control of
the public sentiment, the very moment That yon elect
John sherman ihas giving g the South the eNsmp'e OF
Insult as WeHas lny would Walk every one oi u.s. uul
OF ihe nails OF ih' C'poi ana consult our eonsu'usu'S
ana "onu heNgL etgs asan untn was eau' 70 ~ ~
ny those VINO hAa the Ilght 10 eoh'rol me 9 go lu
in,t nan in" wguo COUNSEL ,y oons"ens
w. To dissolve al political ue, WIN party sna people
S"" '"u' """Pe Oh OUT ''Bh''' Jus ~ ""'' "'''"
=
IN STeluly prepared ang very eaootate speech I'-
''n'9 "'n'eiOu' 'he senator rom ue"Is'' s'lu'
Sir there is but one path Of safety to the SOUTH but
one mode Of preserving her institution Of domestic slave
tyi aud that is cunfcdoracy o States having no iucon
gruous and opposing cemcns-a confederacy Of slave
States alone withhomogcneous language, laws interests
y, and institutions Under such a '2neuerateu hepu1he'
= with constitution which should shut out the approach
Ano entrance o. y. mc"nRtwu' ana conu,ounS elements
"meh should protect the insutntlon rom change ana
H''p 'ne Nuoy n'u WI u1''nu w ~ ~ '', ol
an unonanRenve un ua'nenla IaW' 'ne mt'en s.A.c
T',h nor power WI Iagoo Top a ls,g' 20
' W"l' .l, "u' lir', p'" P''""S a'" "'Py h9"un on
4 Wv. "a. ;,i' ,h ,i,," all with .b, Avn, ,,;,,io
which have entertained for many wears and which re-
cont events have ONLY seemed no confirm mat the ire
,cssic condie betcc The Two sections INNS, and viii
o , oo ,rI win accumulated spced and must end in The
Union Win Tho oin extinction Of African slavery In tbe
l,ti,,. go, ,4,t H. .,,,,,,,,5 ,.,, IL .,,,,ir
ou 40 apnrovc AVID urge The southern St,tcs 90 dissolve
ibe Union unor The election m Black Republican IN The
Presidency of hc United States By sectional Northern
ptrty and upon platform OF opposition and hostit, 90
Southern slavery"
nm, Senator from Mi.si..inpi lu- n-,~ai. GOD me
.neecb to fts ranstntnts rom which have already
quoted and in which he his desire acquire ter
rtoy u Central America and Mexico, fo plaut slavery
, in," says.
.,vbohor ,yc ca, obtain tho ,o,ritorv ,biIo she Union
LASTS / do not know: I Gear we cannot Tpt would
make an honest effort and if we failed would 20 out of
the Union, and Try II there. speak plainly would
slave territory a cause for dsunion Just as would
make the refusal TO admit new State because il was TO
. DC a. save STATE cause 'o' u'su"on
Htey no unv Gan 'nlstise tne lus,,'g ~ we ea,ui
a., L - Cis, Ia q, 80 ..s 49, - 90, ,5 w
. yro,o,,s ,yr,1, maj 'no contipycncv could ,n,te
, onid s,tse to ,oo,ro ,errorY hc,sc s
.'sn" su"uu i.'u,' ~ a, LII VIA ~, 6i .
to be slave territory he would make mat refusal cause
10y ulau"9n - No ~ =, 20 P So. M i
huIess u1l'er,u III 'ne 'apsI ., tnc 9"te ne 80 IVY
ana hihulY represents ana IN thiS auuie'S "hu 'hs
declaration
"Thc election OF Mr. Seward or any other man of his
party is not per se Unsuitable grounds for dissolyng the
Union But the act OF pnung the government ia the
p bands OF men who mtan To use ~ Tor our Honsa'ion'
ousnt ,o ov ven 10 '"e ws'uP""n o' every lie
e ''.' '.'u' w w .'9 NN''
b. On the ON OF JnD' the senator from Misssipw MI
rs Davsl whose ability and large and varied Information
acknowledged by the Senate and the country, dely
cred an elaborate address TO the people OF his State Is,
20 e,, NI iHaior ~ oo W. ,} tsn'n.. la5,rs ~ Gi
" o.,;o, ,nd IN bts - ,rd III; n,j;ns c,,r5 pr,
y, ,r,;on and onsilcrat6rr +, ibi ,idro.s n bnor,
y A. e.nat,,r -, ~ " W 80 " "
D." CIV
'for nYsci say as said on i'f,n'r "'c'sion' %
ia Ue cnnungencE W thg ce'','h o' resident on ih
40 p"9rnw 'r 9eWhtus Nochest'r spee'n let Ue In'r
10 We, u,'9l'" H't '"e Ri'"N uN' hp' Nu GREATEST "
III e'la Vo"le'
On the llh Of November, lslS after his return from
to visit n several months to New England the Senator adj
NV gI'Se uS peoplvo ' nus guy d" 'a-Nso4' IN ms au
w. Wt,s uc '"t9' - lVPor,'u 10 "A't H'lh' tue I1
al puou'aus '4'uiu e'egt Lesloeht lnt question "oN
a. ~ p'fg'u ""a' s"o.'" VIZ sum y" I"i ms pa,
'c ny VA. wv, ue ls"'' 20 y,t' W'n 'n5t u'lpln'u
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~ ,t w VI, "' 'P's'''on we ,uHuiie
tc ~ ''' a., AZ lue ,ot' nc gt' !o' aAs"tSg "e ~
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Hr Az ~ ,, "a, GU ~ w Wv o W. A,leyt ,
OF " ~ $3.50 a., -. ~ n, @ ~. 49,, NJ wy ~ "a
MS !" M ~ ', '' IN 'aIsHu,a ,,o tsn' i ii
20 "" NJ a. W ue '''Ny "snst any o"e'
MS ~ dirrl' So. r., ,,,- 80, c,,
I'd a'o I'. t h'hIAhn ~ ~ yal! n1sIesse
-e- t ~ ~ ~, Nv uy the oeau
'rs t u W. 80 ~ e ~ '.'s sPeeu.' p,rpi.
y; WIN the eao4'ate care that senator IS accustomed
bestn" upon me subjects ne discusses here the senate
of ASSUMES IN enecI We Pos,uoh mat Is Impossible "a
Of ihe people OF we 1ou'h 70 i've uuoF government S1
zee h'na'e''u ul tue heP"ul'a party ne asks
DO you suppose that we intend TO bow our nocks Z
rs the yoke that we intend 70 submit 10 the domination
he our enemies that we intend 10 SIT here in your presenc
as hostages for the g"od behavior Of our conquered pee