Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-31

ulnui sa,,iJ .--.l. tuu s,.p, of a0oIiuonism which
would uto-iero and which oaims the right under tho
constitution 90 iatercfe by cssl.uon or oher direct and
positive action with the iustitu.an on slavery I'm thc
soitb vispy under the ,uthog o s.te las, "A reyer
existed any considerable force u ANY OF The states
sumner huns,G never claimed any rsht 10 such au-
thodt and ou one occasion in nv hearing he publicly
repellcd lhe irnpuiat.on But il VS. become differ
tni 1neson t,' 'day io o.e STATE hieh ,rc In opcn
aud tgf,pt g,r ,t,,s, tD4 ,,hirh fhav
claim nrotreu1n nf IN, Ir ,nstitufon pls,re tbis ~
. b.re,.i i,., i,l.'t,i % t..ar..f D., t,.,t.,a ,.i,b
the l9u,c.tIe il,f ~ t.o so i r ,yr ssrreisod
thc I,rre and m, rtyb o roaii san,e fthr apraut
s,fr..lt. fti, S,..t e,n he r.i.tl,iorai Ri .5f
thr N1rih and atifpr th,t the Nerib have cofsfiiu
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l.'s "',"i I'D ~. ''N'n' N'l.'' 'l.'n anu ''iu'u
fotu'm is Uc thieni Hna mea,ufe 90 QUE ouenliuE
ittHht our southern Nfcihtrin NO m4 iellW men iuH
rcurlilu if lut thc culmluaulu 80 a fixed and dc.
'rM"tl purpose 90 pfraA up th. Ifce government
aud blnd Npnn ii' RUINS oou'n'n FA''hpluNNs
.'n' Acii'lf-A 'nnIo'1'ey "nc. "04li 'mu' t.t
.'tNin i' Hni' ,Nc ,latrf ui ~ A'.o ana Dgh''t
"n' .' iN-'A gnu NN d,
ealfVi'" la uaih o i'-f asstfu'1 'ui oi the 'ei}
H'A'N' 'l ai.H' " .h' itA.INt 900. 'A.'lH'
fAt tbe rcauc.tnf obi. sneaker NJ ID We Clarke. of
"a ',.. i..-I.,'.,t
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Ie last lew years uy dr ltcr'1u H Georgia. Mr Brooks
f.t.a 81 n..,.. l ... ... .-...t Al. p..,
Mr. Foot rcslmed-- These are uut very few cx
tracts from snoe volumes which might boz produced OF
Che slr Duaft.teI u4t fhisIt efficient trust, Toe
ll present. $40 uan at all c1usprsant with tho lcsgns
ald spirit of e southern pRaicuy eau doubt the plt-
pI.e ~ this ftrHu 90 succeeds, is tn make slave
holding ruri,drfacy and o. s not. repeat, 1u acolunt
OF .f sU uf AUS injury H tucu by the federal -uF-
eminent lu relation tu tucir constitutional nights lhc
c1uspi.atlts themselves du assign amy such reason
nr thrf Icoe.ilu- They leave That work of love lr
their apo.orists hero az the N0r.u. fAppltuse.I
say asa.u, 4.s wac bias beeu saged by tnen flr
purpose uf Carrying out tnrr own llra VI vast cn-
pure OF slavery Iii h'" inat we loyal people oi this
''AHll '".i h''i "helu'f nus p''i shAl Dee c'"-
.NH"'. .'- i ' 200" '.I tt "l al pc pie oi ue country
' He'lde "nche 'us ir.e-t aud most oemncent repuo
tnc empire W ilayIi, "a ie'p'iisn upon ms North
ntnctu continent W Nheluet inH fepdphe snnl De desc
rNta WITH ai Ns PROMISES Nlth ali ls iuiure pro
p'ci' l'f zoe .tUN world Do a qaesuon iuf the dee
,efmll on"i ihe ''l~ people h TINS terrible conflict
itll W p'ut lh muAi at tHe Nhue that the buccess OF
this rebellion .' thc death OF thus republic
ace pNeh ihp gus VAR uy unavoidable nceessiues
ana eA gences 10 is war Of setdcicucci it IS war
Of sen prcse' Fauoui 90 war nt the national life
Never was ihtfe resuns upon loyal people so gea SO
uomen1us aud so socun duty as now rests upon the
pense1Ic duty saving uis repaohc from The hands 1f
the desp1uer, to save Dc lrm rapiue and ruin Dog
those VINO are attempting QUO dcslrucuon Every
oihtr duiy ot onhgaiun n euajrct to and involving
this hrst and ast uuty in sntug Che repIhlc And
"5 o.""',l',t D.. '". u'.'H "'l i4 'hc iol"y OF my
'i'" ,N..'' ''' t'N''' '' '' u'Nut '"- NAV lAi'
h'''' "N'l "t' "' 't,'i''4 lNpP'"I'' A'u u5 ln'
'-lAt "i Al so'N iio'uth' "h'eh mas watched over
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