Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1863-01-27
The Contrast.

The Contrast,
We have recently been giving our readers
taste of the kind Of Democracy, pro.savery and
secession, that is doing its revolutionary work at
the North, and upturnng the foundations Of law
aud order in It's mad efforts to aid the rebels
aud overthrow our government In bright con-
traat to such demonstrations, stands out tho no.
bic course taken By the authorities Of Delaware
M,ryand and Missouri, slave states, yet, in spite
Of that, giving hearty and firm support 10 the
government in It's contest with treason. Ml'sour
has cast her vote f3r the Union and for Enamel
patton, and will be represented 10 the next Uni.
ted States Senate by two Senators, who are firm
advJclteS Of the national policy, now inauguaed
by the Goyernment--the policy which is to make
this Republic, ultimately, entirely free from the
blight Of enforced labor. This action Of that ini-
peral state oithe West speaks lot ITSELF and gives
the guarantee that Missouri unitos her destiny
with the FREQ North, and, with them, will give her
energies to a vigorous support of the war to the
end.
h"u i'"o be''"1''' au''ne' s'A'e '''''' "l'
just spoken through her Governor, elected last
| fall. Gov. C.nnon meets the issues before the
country sqnrely. He believes no loyal person
will grunbc because Of arbitrary arrests, and that
the d,loya have no right to complain. And he
makes no hesitation in saying that it is for The IN
| ~ M &. t. L tka
sac Of ffeeuom aBalhu oaVefy' Il'r H'ue' anu
comnefce, and interests are oil with the North
.,a ho. ,,,o.,or;,y = d;ssoihl oo,,s,,od Nth
a"U Nv P'V'F''"' -
the free states lie takes nigh and unequvcclI
grounds for emancipation, recommending the pas.
s,,o n ,w t,r N. e,,I,ni ,h,lt,io, If ,,ve,y
L..
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strong arguments ANA N c''sinS MS address,
NC u''''' '"' '''o"'"s P'''''''' anu IL ~! '''"'
menus
olaA "0 .l'.ls "a ',At "l'1" va w ~
Io.l result. will follow victory or defeat. has read
history to little purpose. Ii would be as reasona-
bic to expect hurricane to pass through the for,
u "a. .d i'as ."s oumu , ,n,"% ,h VIVA ".aa
Of civil war sbonld sweep over tho land ond lave
no memorial oil its progress. The longer the con-
test is pro'rae'ed' Inc more radical viii he the
' s"a "vs"I .na. y my W SnuI'eneo
!, ,.'.a,'o" " IVY I"'s'
n,s,r,y of tho tIn,on n" c,.rna, ''"a,o"' Wv
80, ;nyoL ,be C,d ~ ~ 81 ' ~
cnd ~ oan"o,J ,,hn ou '"i.' az .na'
o ~ ;oi;na ,hs " ,I' i'.Puy
IN mac, and ,"hmsson ,So l.aia aoo.,:,,,I
rulrr.,f N. nation ba, en-, ~, 49,. IL,
lsnme Cad vho Il also rhs Cod orb,t,Ies ,I,, bo
NAV Grant victory upon yelory n the lin an arm,
luniil every yes,ige Of rebellon il aUen, from mo
Hand. and The il,g of the United S,a,es--tbe sym.
Ibol of her ,oyetsipph-sb,ll ag,in Uay,. in nm.
dispu,ed ,upremcy. over ffsp. united and pros
porous people,
ANA voices OF no less douounI purpoH come
to US from Maryland. The Baltimore american,
M radical psner. bu, an unconpromisnolv
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'''a' wv '''s' " ,''' '''''''
pauon poley Of Tue ooVernmeht' ana an earnest
advocate that Maryland shall avail herself Of its
comnen,atory ADVANTAGES. warning the slayeholl.
H.. ,;,. 49,. ~, h. ,,s it,, 10.
VIZ '".' ''.' ''''' 49, "'"' "'''"
emancipation msy come WITHOUT compensation
II adds, on this subject
HThe truth ia the government has bpen for.
hearing bryond measure. when we look upon the
means alop,ed by other eoyernmsntsin any great
crisis like our own and Although the ,proc5m,.
lion may be deemed as coming ,hort Of The
l. Il 1 1 4 e.
needs oil The 0coa''on-oe deemed in some senses
p,oInS hv ,bo ro,ss, rromorl,. hs,a,.df l.. ny
government, slavery las nothing to complain Of
on fhe score Of any needed foFoearance. Blind
and Deaf the word secs rushing forward to that
,.oP, :, 0"amnhad @ 80, ~. 'Ia,"O ga = su'.
.uco-it has made thousand foes where it had
but one when II commenced tins onslaught tor
power
10 reelr. last chance seems to he afforded
here, 10 what we nave gwen rom Washington
10 make terms WIN Tue an'agohisN IL mas taken
So much pans 70 provoke oat that Il will heed
tive can hatay expect 10 'he truly loyal-'o
those who properly value the worth OF free gov
eminent as eXemplhed IN ths last hope OF the
human race here, the negro, IN any condition, is
not TO be considered IN competition WITH the ,hir
ty millions Of whites who claim this portion ofthO
American continent as their home aud as the
home Of their children. lie, slavery be establish
ed in Boston, i need be, OF rubbed out 10 South
Crolnai ba, let it never be .old to the thouanC
generations who are TO dwell upon the snnal, o
these times, that four millions Of an inferior race
could be made the lnstrumcniaes for tramplmS
ouI the light OF civil liberty on EARTH
Go, B,oas,d. of MARYLAND h,, ala, ,.o.,u,
-. 80 "'' ''I' ',N' ',
"au ooo''''" " "'"e response 70 s'"eho'der
who addressed him, conn aning that runawa,