Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-08-27


} devotion to the cause Of humanity nm
justice, sou
Resoiced, That as Democrats, ne ,,o
against all StaterY or he coercigg of n,
poFt'o" q a race into the ,gjee Of an
oshtr, whether It be through system {
chatlehzlng men aud women as at tn
south, or by reducing them TO "A depend
enee on the capitalists Of the copntr,
through NOR opoly of the elements Of ma
ture, as at the North
John Cain was especially jealous in tb
cause, He wrote long letters to the Bran.
don Post We have only room now for
few extracts from bis communications h,
they are sufficient.
/ Never was there time since the form
alton OF this great and glorious RennbI,
when more vigilance energy and perse
verance, We're needed 10 be put in reonisi
ton by every friend of right, justice, hu.
mamty-every tower of bis countrv-bis
Sehote country, from the st Joans 10 the
mo tran de, and from the Atlantic to tbe
Pacific than at the present time. The
issue to-day Is Freedom or Slavery. Mad
men, fanatics, and diSuai0aiSts have
brought this about by forming and esfah-
hshlng sectional tests. and eadeapoyi0o n
make on" National Gogerumeat a oy6tect.
olrate, defe4der aud e9teader of human
slacery.-Johu Cain.
AS the Taylorites of the North arc 20
pudianng " Free-soihsm" it now NOR.
than ever, behooves the Free Democracy
as duty they owe to God, to themselves
and to posteritv, to m.' II While the waters -
are troubled and do all that thew can
consututIonaIly do, to prevent the exten-
SION Of slavery into territory belonging to
these United States, that is now ;res
Join Cain. 10 "o" lree'---
When Mr.. Calhoun subsequently,
showed his hand, by contendng that tbe
0oath had a erfect right to take their
negroes 10 California or anv other free ter
ntory and there hold them as slaves than
and not till then, did the Democracy af
vermont become convinced. as one man
OF the danger of having the richest
ton OF our domain, become deso5. Pof-
Joha Cqin. @a0sry.-
We stand Gu the onlv oronn,, ..,
7al ,ens,oe a,,, horthefn 5o and western man, who
las any love Of couGtry, freedom or bn.
la9lt', ni.lt STANDS uron; Free Soil, Eoual
Lught 1 ana Laosrty where it can const;-
.uaonally de established. If MS o@5
DoS',1o" u - cause aay attempt to secele from
ne a. o@toa, ne regret it /; but it IS our 0os-
setJ'a still. Let the winds roar. the tenn
pest howl and all the elements combine TO
bring CONSERVATION and dismay on the
.lmld and the weak-the Free Democracy
have taken their stand by the Constitn-
ton, on the side Of justice and humanity. |
there to staud, independent and fearless of |
the threats of Taylorism, Cassism or Cal
lonnlsn-to be neither brtbed nor dgtpea /
rom it John Cain.
With these sensitive Southern gentry. /
very body who does not favor the extend |!
ng Into and fostering of human slavery. /
n the vast, rich and fertile territory ceded
o the United States by Mexico, under
whose jurisdiction it was free, was called
! fanatic. And if they are not bowed to
nd allowed their own way in everything
hey will forsooth, destroy the Union. The
un ONE stood still for whole day; and
nay again, when this Union is desolated.
n consequence of a few excited men being
IN their unholy designs of plant
ng slavery where by the Constitution and
nstlncts of humanity it is prohibited.
Destroy the Uaion +? No! Never! The
Worth and the great Vest oomld rise, as
ne man, IN support of the General Coz
l@ment, to put dorm ribelJi0n TO the Iaans
nat be. And whenever we, of the North
r the West, attempt forcible resistance TO
he will of the majority, hope the South
'lll be found doing her duty in bringing
$ to our natural senses. "Destroy the
!nlon = As well attempt to stop the
ilsslsslppl IN its onward course. The
cry laea IS preposterous, absurd. The
'se"sps ~M proue futile-he threat is
'erety designed to trighteu the Free States
ato that base submission to the South an
hach they haze eoer been hezd.-Johm
ain '0''''
lhese men, these EXTREMIST ant-slavery
5ltators OF past years, are the ones who
ost violently accuse their former politi-
u associates, as well as the great mass !
the people who are now Republicans
It were not then radical enough for asso-
alton with them-as the guilty origina-
RS of the rebellion; while thew omit
IN the accusation with the an
rent indignation of spotless innocence.
hey are the ones, who, at the same time I
ute snch paragraphs as the following,
hereby they read themselves out of the =
party: =
We take the liberty of informing the :,
ltor of the Phoenix that Democratic q
inclples never die. Neither do they Il
ange as the moon or as Republican plat I
ms do They are the same TO-DAY as a,
the time Of Jefferson. Rutland Cour- p
, August IA, 1868. A,
If democratic principles never change, al
nocrats often do. and become no-demo- &c
is. Alas, for the painful Inconvenience, 90