Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1860-07-28

South Sea Bubble; but such an influence can.
not be comparable in this respect to slavery.
which indeed, if it were not a crime, might well
b. called a bubble. But government which
vindicatcs the sale of human beings need not
hesitate to purchase the vote of an elector at
the polls, or of member Of congress. The
two transactions belong to the same family
though unqucstionably the last is the least rep.
rchensiblc
NECESSITY FOR THE Success OF THE REPUB- |
IICANS.
Fellow citizens, would you arrest these cor
ruptions, and the disastrous influence from
which they spring, invoking nothing less than
civilization on this continent, the republican |
party tells you how, ana in telling you how, it |
yindicates at once its necessity and its origin.
The work must be done, and there is no other
organization 10y which it can be done. A party |
with such an origin and such necessity cannot |
be for day or for this election only 1t cannot
be less permanent than the hostile influence
which it is formed to countcract. Therefore,
just so long the present false theories prevail
whether concerning its character, morally. econ
| omically, and socially or concerning its prerog.
atives under the constitution, Just so long as
the slave ogarchy. which is the sleepess and
unhestating agent of slavery in all its prcten-
sions, continues to exist az a political power
the republican party must endure. If bad men
conspire for slavery, good men must combine
for freedom; nor can the holy war be ended
until the barbarism now dominant in the re-
public is overthrow, and the pagan power is
| u.N'h from our 'erusaleW' anu "neh .his
/ triumph Is won, securing the immediate oDJect
Oh our oTSah"a'ioh' the repuoncah party VIII
hot ule, nut purlhed by us long contest WIN
slavery ana hlled win hiSher ne II VIII be
hl'eu 10 o'her ehortS Tor the gooa man.
. . th, :. l..s, hnf, t.
At present 'ie WORK Is pam oe'o,e us II
I sIhP! 10 eject our canu'ua.eS' ABRAHAM
hIN'"LN' oi i'iiols, WHOSE aonitl SO cohSPlc-
uouSly shown IN his own state attracted at once
'le admiration o' 'he "hoie conh'rYi whose
character no oreath mas touched' ana whose
heart Is large enough TO embrace tne 1road re-
puoIlc ana itS people-hlm you VIII eject ana
HANNIBAL ilAMlIN, OF Name whose clear heau'
hrm PIinc'plts' ana ample experience none VINO
sit with him in the senate chamber can contest
him you will elect vice president. Electing
these, we shall put the national government-at
least IN ITS executive department-openly and
actively on the SIDE OF freedom; and TINS alone
will be OF ihcalculahe infuence-not only in
itself, but as the harbinger Of the future.
WHAT WILL DE ACCOMPLISHED.
Firs, and f,rer,ost wo shall save tbe terri.
tories from the five headed barborism of slay.
,. La,,,;,,,, ,bo, IL, ,I, ,,,rr,oI co,d;,;o ,s
tb.y c,I,s from ,bn LorI of God frrc win
f,rcdom written nm the soil and engraved on
,hn 'rocL wh;Io rho wind viii wh;sner II in rho
irons mo r;vers will rorrmnr il IN tbnir Aov.
a,J ali ,,,,,,r, ocbo i il, ;n, u,sunoLo obIo
\rxt We shall savn yhs conntrv from tho
CRYING inf,mv of tbr slavp.trodr whose onpn.
inc anew. ms ,ow mnnaced is indeed but log-
icl cnnsnononce of tho rav, thaorins ,f sl,vnr,.
II sl,,,,. t ,ho ..,,lass;n,,, !, l. ,a,r,oJ ,Lar
r,,s, ,h: ,i,a ,.oIo ho honaGoon, and ,Lo,.
,
,hair ni,ces amon,, ,he m;ss;onar;n: ond saints
of h,,,nnri,,.
Nv, wa .h,ll so,o tho cors,;,,,;or NJ loos,
;,L; H. ,Lna e ,,.oo,,,;,.o ;a,o,,on s.,
t on,raco and ,orversion. so ,hot tho nres;jen,
viii no ln,,. l.rd L;,,s,lf -, The, ;Idos, ,,ro,
/ ton,ior of The slnv,. oii',,rchv os Mr. Rmcbanar
= has done by declaring that slavery is carried
l. under the constitution into all territories. and
t that il now exists in Kansas as firmly ms in
south Carolina. As out of nothing can come
: NOTHING. So ont of the nothing in the constitu.
a ton ON this subject can he derived no sunpor,
: for MS inordina,o nretension which NAV bf
. best dismissed in that classical similtude h,
: which the ancient Romans rebuke1 Droundles.
, folly. when they called il asy's ,cooI which i,
y something that doe. nat axist-,nd ,,l,iplv said
IN lis author osiui Li,u,,, o,iJris IVAN 1ytbe,
5 ASS ,r,oJD
: Next we shall helm TO save the Decloratio,
| of independence now disbonored and disowne,
+ in its essential Gfe.giyinr trutb-tbe Eo,,aI,t,
n of Nm This transcendent nrincinln which
, onnnors ,vire at ,bp creotionEfrst when Go,
!, said-"Iet MS make man in our own image.
+ and secondlv in Tho uni,y of the racn Them II;
= vim ,ly es,oLii. .bod which onnears ago;n in III,
l. Gosnel when il was said. God that made th
= world and all things therein. hath made of ON,
r, blood ali nations Of men :" which appears arail
l. IN tho nr;,pol rcoson of tbn world antprinr I,