Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-06-05
SrrrcH o--rr Hoy. MoyIoouIRr BlAa


and the sovernmen' Wa ozt1set t's 0l-
lowing
\ reaction egainst Tres Governmen; in the
Unte1 States and il this asc. hesrs upon its
front tho marks Of insanity. The fithcr Of tho
conspiracy, Of which tho conyulsion which now
flls the country With suffering snd dismsy IS tho
cesVring, wore on his flcc, as Tas ronatkel b.
many Observers, when hrs last vorls ami dyin.
imprecstons sgaius; tho principle cf onr Con-
stituton yer, read IN the Senate, the chlsily as
pest Of a mononaniac. lis conspiracy prolouE-
81 through a thirty years g.stajion had then
a 'iialty TO make it=elf painfully fclt, and uoV-
the r1Hstrous birth is STAMPED with HE frcnY;.d
f.1tures
But neither the mysterious workings oi cath
bound societies, nor the public agitation contriv-
cl by intrigue, IN Congress, in State Legislatures
sni election canyassss TO cngcnlcr partisan fury.
prepared the country 10 expect and meet the
shock it has received. The progress # the gov
ernnlent had been 50 easy, prosperous and glo-
rlcus, il had attained such high rlnk with States
Of greatest strength and rauown, that scarcely
any sound mind supPosel It possible that sa as
sass.n attempt would be made 70 cloTs its career
" q sudden blow, as II IT'S II ~cr5 as fr4il as
tnat Of an iudfvilual There IS 20 V=railel in
ths history Of the world Of a similar assaui; on
, vast. bcnefceut, beloved popular rovl-l--nt.
without even an alleged act ot oppression On is
rsIt 70 provoke II, and While Il vas actually ID
ministcrsd and ITS alvantarcs enjoyed by tho
very men vhc sinci the stroke fr re dss'ru--
ticr
After reicrrins % the fact that tha found
c-s af our Republic hoped fer gralua-
emancipation of sli-sry, hs continued 70
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that the Inherent -E-rs CT ne i-l-t.ioi..
would eXruEu 2- --l' cry, .a-- ,s-i Oh F A' it-'
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q1iss,s 10 passive r--s'l-ca 90 i's 'A'
a-thousn b ihli T's''ili- ma ~ ~. az,
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son would ac ai.l-et - 'f. surrender 5' ~.
s.uri aui ths ~4liatc1 el 4s4a5, M ili' re
c,uY-cn.=- Ire --tl---aei ,l I-.'' ai.I ita--
6rmli p l5aH. as t.e u.-h-rn l-ill-fy c'
Saver. would nc rteF-,tei. Lu', having $50
c1r.l tae President, t.,h trsnei', l. congress
and ths supreme Court, th. Sllre Power fc= l''s
e. break sl' contrasts AMI -'l-sg l~ ia. elptrs
oi IN. '..,':''' e.',,,''.r .s--sl D.. - es
tl-isbel tv fraui. s1i The surrenc .'1't hen
affirmed principle So Che LTe' BIB
clrri,l II III over -'T
sash ~er, g., usaus ai-pi.l T-.r '. t-e f'7
'o make the Constitution q i1s Unite. 7.a'e>'
what TINT of the C0nfciera-y n-~ -. nr i1. re
rlent 20 inersstc, lidusc, and perre'H''e $ -.r'
snI make it continental institution. ta' .5. .
oli-lrchy s3r. by tho election q La,'ia, Oh ~
the peaceful scti r. tho ha'llt-toz rorii re-
verse these wrongs. and prevent 'u.1rc sss7ss-
s.ons, either 70 extend shve'y further south or
TO maintain j; in the regions Subjected l7 i9e
supreme Court. They were prepared f-r tbs
es,ptir-ercv. Thc7 took NJ erns % sszcrt the-r
doctrine. that Slavery v1s the best foundation
for Government, and unlrr'oC' Ike N'aana'ei,
the propagation r. their ti'h anl institutions
hv the sword
Ani vLen u, reueuber Lev, On tn nsr'
menace af disqa,an. The country ae4lies,ei in
that prei scott do'trino--Th,th '-'ns d.siiH- .,
gui.hes ,hs Rebel Constitution frsn o1r cv1
Jan ,ra doubt that, if the rebellion IS successful
We vii Weld that point 20 restore the Jni'n
Robert To,rabs viii YET call the rel Of hls slaves
On blnl.er mn ui---s' So ~
Go-crancr'
Ills Yre-liu1'--n 'f tas President vas a Ie