Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1861-03-08

now often appointed much n reference 90 their poliit
cal ahutei as 20 their legal knowledge. The demand
must be made By Governor, and 10 proper that 10
should be responded to by equal Under The present
practice. Governors surrender ugtvo from Justice when
charrr ruud ho crime efffa 20 vhrh
they have 0cd. That would 10 be O. rule far less
liable abuse than the one proposed and equal and
just be devised trust ihls most eErepu1nablc
project o change the old law will receive ihc decided
negative Of a sides Of the House, and Of staerishs
men, especially.
Failing Of success in the aso election II President.
though will maintaining supremacy in both branches "
Nusic'H' l1e soatncfn Sia'e' nov uemanu y teH wy
mAtum ana a. couditon precedent OF their iilthui az
herencc 20 The present Constitution. rccogniziucc and
protection or slave. as wopcry 10 all The territory We
nov have or may hereafter acquire, south Of 3pdcg 80
min, hofih latitude This is. in part the Crttcnden
compromsc. II is proposed t9 make this part u The
Constitution So fr az it would be revival of the Mis-
souri, compromise IL would certainly seem exnedient
placet where % could not become "nnperatve and void
through The action Of the party now renewing he propo
Auou as we'll safe nom tho reach OF the supreme
Court, lost history should repeat itself But what is The
necessity ior This measure Slavery has already obtain
ell oohold On all This Territory protected by the Ter
ui1ra Legislature and hedgedil by impending decisions
OF The Supreme Court. II it enough that this is
fact bet must the minority boz forced 20 conccdc the fate
OF an empire not yet within oW grasp. me conciusioh
Is irresistible that DC d. not after a contest about the
condition Of What wc now poftss but whether we shall
hereafter arqnre territory free, and force slavery
into without allowing the conquered people 20 say even
whether aty VIII tolerate IL or not This invasive pur-
pose oo h % be- announced in advance and cmblazon-
ed DO lhe very forehead Of our Constitution.
The whole Of this claim must have been loresecn.
viii meet with an emphatic eenal There isto part Oft
pie IL the desire simply room for the expansion OF
slavery into New Mexico, that is practically enjoyed al
ready f the desire reaches beyond that, II t Is Sonora
and chihuahua that is hunted 800 thc distance, le those
who avow IT, Then the question would be square
presented whether those Mexican provinces must be
npWnfu az the cost of breaking up inc Union or nntf
whether secession OF Mexicn should be conquered
whether south Carolina or Cuba must be bought Not
until after The present dangerous ht u indigestion shall
have passed away, the American people be induced
U swallow more OF the dilmntcd limbs OF pricstriddcn
Ncxco and trust their hunger IN that direction is
sol "A I'M % wa Iva
ia litigation about the boundary lines of his land and
nghbor said N him, that he believed 81" the capn Owned
Paradise DO would quarrel with the devil just for lit
tle strip for hog pasturel Have not enough
Then lee us not quarrel ABOUT any more lttlc strips
But come wha, may the North will stand by the de-
claraion Of Henry Clay, and 'no earthly power
pei them FOR the positive introduction Of slavery
either south or north Of that lines" (36 3D.
do not propose TO marshal the of the free
States, nor 20 cons er how tocIabe might be their
diHou when ley alone, or afcr tho Withdrawal Of the
slave StAcs and the accession " the Canadas and other
British provinccsthe failure o the first being the only
possible hinderance to the last-but wish to make
waydc remark touching the threat Of sending certain
know h is the fashion Of some parties to smear at New
England to talk Of reconsiructon Of Union with this
part len cut, "slougned of but this imbecile spite
uoes n't even excite ply H. viii De fonnd mar almost
every free State has its New England within It's borders,
and thus leavened, for aught know. in ad-
vance OF the Puritan stock II is evident the political
Jonah would not be disposed o fdown east"
TO be thrown overheard They remember the fable Il
members reoeing against the head but will let others
make the application. New England makes no apology
for the past, and will indulge In envy for the future;
be,,cr tbsr bo-seic ~ lii bg 49, ~ ~ 4 yI ~ T =,
might be pertinent to remind those who hippinty talk
! nb;ios,nhor - hitsg - ~ s, 49, '' ou ,ig o.egN
And condemn ven 10 st1 in S;aossF CertainI Ve,
mont hcgs for no concessions asks guarantees For
doom nav, il, H. r,,tuy;,v ,,re il r,@si,lo "a M o.
forced would have errors for her, almost each
,nosns,,lp.,,s "a -, -
means shu'sIy ana unoonqneFaoe Will absolute IN
dependence She can both feed and cothe herself with
Ton a. MI a. ar 6nr,r l.. fi,,n ~ ~ ~ W.
rhcsr t,,nts do ot sriso TN ,s;,i, t;, e., ,, .
,hrif, M Nc,r Frgiani ch.r,c,r ~ -, ~ .',o
in ali tho hirhu,1s of modem ci,;ii,,,io,, ~ -
~. -. 49, - i.i '' '' n'lNi.s
To- cieoria TO Sorth Caroina ~ VIM & ~ MSS
land e1eH tu t,rn rrs N.S ,bf.. ,st 49,, s -,
be ,,,s Now Engi,od NJ the otto, hsn,,yS b, ~
disgnst arises from the obstinate vote ~ NH RnsnJ
and tboIsb ar, e,r co,,rii,ti,, I c.n,o. IL, -
tb,t G,rssee .ny ,,nIen,i,,n, a, h,,d ,h 49, a3 3
have renented N ,bc fsn,tic1a, tby bsr s i W.
ss,t ~ ~ . ~; ~ A'i L ny ue'e 20 l,hs mann
ocrncv A. that n,rtv viii G5,r con,i,ne Wv 1,,ih
Abundant nrovocatin1 ~
There seems 10 be A tenaeity Of purpose nv some =.
rnendnent of tho Constitution ~ Ill y, ibc va I
INTO that rpe,t r. ,rdr n, soerro 60 n i -
liae brood on logical inferences bisber 5ee9 ~ -
tecfior "a t,ronesty NJ ,a,,,,a1 Fh ~ i y, p Po
the Consiuten Il is honed 10 n,ke he rose ,5t No.
arom ati, but stiu entitled N bi',ha, - 5
another name nave MOI lime n, ,,iis,,,ss ~ ih i
breath of mis- apparentv yey Innocent pronot5n md
viii NIL, az ~ u ,t - ~ - r. r. ~ ~ ~ anu anu
su,o5 w5. we eboss5 sT1resoaS an & ~ ,so 1ls So9-
AMI sU We e,,id 80 n ty AZ W.! w! '.'' i, nue.,
nre merely nroTeT,v n, norson in ~ i, 80 ~ s,
"pisoniss fhvself a. ~, ,,iu stiu i,,, Ia ,ii
[ thon ,rt d, hitter drou,bt ;, - ' - ~
Tho ils, M re-,r,str,,,i,, ~ ,ho f,.,;.o,i hta
an, hy no ,r.bi,ccts ~ ,,;,, H., - - i,; - -
| In ~ e,r,b 20 ,b,,s w, to5i,.,o ., 1,i, 49, 10y
,be art ~ ,,., eer.,,r, l.. . 80 l. 2, .t' ' ~ I'm
40 sootb CsroIins VA ne ,at,cr,;c y ~ 49,
re,5v ir,,erir,siv inJics,.d ma Shou, ~ 80 IN a.,
rort6err ,,nsct A. linz vii sal, 49, i IN ~ is -
ers in Tie eotten states men s5re,bin a. tfr,s,
nom reeonstruetion and nothing loss tb,n reynl,n
snd its e,r'ss,,,c,,ces hsys ha ~ 49, iJ s go ~ ln -
Tbev NAV snatch some ns,ts ~ a ~ ~ ~ ,s
but ike the fortresscs they have seied tb viii no con-
yerted 10 unwonted uses and sin with he ernbroidrv
M ney dayices sssk nro,ectioI NO t're, s.;'. ;5
i,ies hrt syairst ~ lfno,,is o. s.thS 80 s LII, ~
po,ver m n,siores good rars viii 10 tatn h,, ;n
/ HES are heneef,rth handcufed
Dpt 10 sunnose m an nine,eer fres State. ,,,d .,
IN giye slavery create, n,,.sr or ,,ri,;Io,s -
constr,,cti,r ~ ,ho CO.. i,i,,.i., - 80 80 ~ ~ 4 g.
sa'.n,,. -, - ~ ~. - w ~ Naan t vas eohssh'eu 70 -
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ntT1 ,hs, ,s,h ii - ~ wv" i ny NJ :" no Wy, VII
ds,; -, y t 80 I Inc - i'tors s, nav. uee. s'eauly
neonie hs ve ,slansed ron ~ seH'' @ h, ,v vn
the N,r,h d,es nj, ana ,yiil rn, st ~ ,, - iS .
,ny r,int hi ~ ,,sent e, @ ~ W ~ " ,ses 49, " ANo,u M
onsned il ,yo,a he iii ,nered "a ~ - "a
az one sid - NJ a. sd NJ 49, ~ s.ul'y y ny
other M, ,',ne A. IN o., III 49, - ,; " 1 IA ,h NC
g,iey,rc.s ~ ths Nor,b 49, St 4ld IA 5'- i ~,
End ~niss redrcssod b s,;,,i, v'u ,,a 'ooe'
~ I thJ ~ ~ ,S'.'u,oaI sIaIaitees, re-
si M would pc shatcned IN thg separation already offered
-hi I ~, Iar Ton R',', i ~. LA eas 'Nso'. ~ s,ea.er
candsdd ~, E,nIlin anS sh p,sse"' ~ 49, .a1 s va"
Ado,ns ~ ~ w '' o'SN anu
ifthc so,b yo,ld lv. In n.,oo o,a ...,,,o ,t .,,.
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