Letter From Mr Stanly of N C to Mr Botts of Virginia
Letter From Mr Stanly of N C to Mr Botts of Virginia
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D. Barber is well known as a devoted friend of this Administration, the editor of a paper, and an undisguised abolitionist. There are two Administration members from Vermont on this floor, both of whom are abolitionists. One of them was here at the last Congress, (Mr. Fletcher ;) he is in favor of abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia, thinks that Congress ought to prevent the buying and selling slaves between the States, and has expressed a willingness to enter into the customa- ry in...ternational relations with Hayti. " These remarks, I repeat, were made in the House of Representatives, in the hearing of the Vermont members, they were published, and have never been, and will not be denied.
In the Vermont election, which is recently heard from, the abolition candi- date for the office of Governor, Mr. Dillingham ; the abolition candidate for the office of Lieutenant Governor, Mr. E. D. Barber, and the abolitionists, Smith and Fletcher, were all beaten.
Some weeks after the publication of the speech referred to, I received, through the mail, two pamphlets from Mr.
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D. Barber is well known as a devoted friend of this Administration, the editor of a paper, and an undisguised abolitionist. There are two Administration members from Vermont on this floor, both of whom are abolitionists. One of them was here at the last Congress, (Mr. Fletcher ;) he is in favor of abolishing slavery in the District of Columbia, thinks that Congress ought to prevent the buying and selling slaves between the States, and has expressed a willingness to enter into the customa- ry in...ternational relations with Hayti. " These remarks, I repeat, were made in the House of Representatives, in the hearing of the Vermont members, they were published, and have never been, and will not be denied.
In the Vermont election, which is recently heard from, the abolition candi- date for the office of Governor, Mr. Dillingham ; the abolition candidate for the office of Lieutenant Governor, Mr. E. D. Barber, and the abolitionists, Smith and Fletcher, were all beaten.
Some weeks after the publication of the speech referred to, I received, through the mail, two pamphlets from Mr.
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