Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-08-17

would have had slavery imposed upon her by force OF
Buchanan gave direct instructions to Governor
Walker for that purpose, and when names Of voters
taken from the Cincinnati and New York City Dreco-
scs rejected by the Governor, Buchanan reproved
him lie said 70 Walker that he regretted that he
(Waker) had nterferred In a matter which foreign
and provided for in bis instructions, and nr that act,
which saved Kansas to freedom, Governor Walker was
turned off, The government has been administered with
the single purpose Of extending and perpctuang slave
~ has attempted snatch the Territories from Free
dom aud dedicate them 20 slavery That's the democra-
cy " Douglas Of Breckenridge " Joe Lane and of all
of them. Under their sway New York has become the
great slave trading port n the world.
Rynders, In assuciatng with whom, you, my friends.
would be degraded was appointed United states Mar
slave trade has aourshed and increased 4 man may
10 Rynders and saw Here is slave trader just ready
TO sa-her slave decks are all prepared her boilers for
cooking their food board, her irons and equip
mens are complete. Bynders puts his warrant into the
hands Of deputy, and he boards the vessel examines
her and makes his that ne finds nothing suspc-
ous about her Aud that is true-thcre is no suspicion
about itit is undsguised and uumistakabe reality.
So The SLAYER slips out Of port goes 70 Africa lands
cargo Of slaves In Cuba and makes five hundred per
cent them, thrydye per cent Of which goes 70 the
United States Marshal to reward him for never discover
voice in the crowd cried OUT "How about Douglas"
The Senator proceeded
There is no Dougla, deny the fact. Oaughter)
once tried TO coax hound 10 ihe woods bY dropping
pieces VI bread and butter before him. II c followed ill
the food was a gone, and then quietly rotted back TO
the house So 10 is witch Douglas his 'urn' viii ttut
AFTER him tl his bread and butter g3nc and then irot
after some other Breckenridge Is the same, there Is
difference between Democrat on the shores n Lake
Ere aud one at the mouth of the Mssisspp Their De
mocracy s b put down the negro and extend slavery
lV~ Cassius NJ. Clay. in his speech at Tiff
fin. Ohio. said
again, he said, Il we had the power would hou-
sand times rather place Breckenridge boo the presidential
chair than Douglas The former Is open and manly.
lie declares bis purposes and pushes along u1ldy-the
lion with his teeth and claws in fu view. The latter The
sy cat we'll rolled in meal-smooth polished tricky,
mean. lie don't care whether slavery BE- voted mp or
l0
not II Che whole nation bc given over 10 slavery.
Again DE stands before the democracy and boasts that
De has brought five Times much slave territory into
The Union as would make territory as large as New
York Yes, be boasts that he has betrayed us ino The
hand, Of the slave power So with Arnold the British
loved the treason, but hated the traitor. So the South
said 20 Douga-thcy loved his treason, but despsed the
traitor.
So he language Of old these things were to be DONE
and they said TO him. thou art the man, ola stephen
20 A letter from Oregon in the y. Y.
Tribune says
"Ihc Opposition to Lane and the PRO slavery Deunc-
racf. made up " Democrats and Republicans, are ma
neither ran Delalon Smith 81 party alone, eau elect
Senators sim believe Senators will be elected
The nomination OF Lincoln takes well here Il is the
best that eoald have been made. Ratification meetings
are bring held over The county"
~ Humphrey Marshall addressed Brock
inridge meeting at Co,iugton, Ky, on the
evening of the ID inst. lie entered into a
general discussion Of the platform aud the
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.Nr Lincoln. h.. VA. t,'i 4. an ab.e i,s,.r., ,er,
Intelligent man. and clever follow Hr IS nau,cof
E.nt.,A' ana connected by marriage WIN some OF o'
he objected 10 che platform that Mr. Lincoln stand.
on bug declared he could do 90 .lrm while tg senate
with ani.srr ia IL ,hr,,b tbni body H. d.ei,ns All
dislui1u seuu ncnts, and ayows dis intentions thus
We are askcl 10 Lincoln succeeds d0 YOU propose disc
union would answer rmuhatralig nl II Us a re-
mciy FOR no evil under hoaten o. would political
suicide AVID Kentucky would boz the very last state TO
give up ia Union The Brec ,nrdze party don't mean
TO- and hc aii believe size man himself Brucs urdge)
ever entertained dsuuiou sentiment There was no
sneA cal .laton ahead when leNls nominated Bug he
H. ina, '''' '"'''' - As'' '' '''
lie told he following story Of the way IN which Bell
"li Nominated lie .ad that ih, nomination Of b.h
ncnt menScr Of The Amrr'caa Executive Commute
came 20 Washington to consult To- what tbe patty
,,'1' va" az, ,'n'e H. A'l o9s3ms 2'1,ln IN Men
uau That amer the Worth was abolitoniled Il would be
PoPf o form party pledged TO suppor. the n9i.,9
cr some Time The n.rts was inausgr,ted 6a h, orsan
zers never invited Democrats to join them. Some pro-
%,s" ny ,n a' No,G og ,, ~ "a io ne P
steve Douglas Il be should be the man Coi knew his,
ne refused to go 10 because ne thing was not far to the
Col ddrepca, saying ,ha, certain prominent North
eln po s aa q, n's tha C'n'eni,'n f9 The par
boaga. aat tcy a ishi acquire influence With him.and