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VERMONT or SLAvERY.-The following Reso-
utions on Slavery were passed unanimously by the
late Legislature of Vermont, which was composed
in nearly equal numbers of each Political party ::
RESOLVED, By the Senate and House Of Repre-


sentatires


l. That as the Representatives of the People OF
TIE State Of Vermont we do protest against the
admission into the Union, Of any State whose con-
sltution toerates domestic slavery, or the annexa-
ton Of Texes or any other Territory, in watch
slavery exists.


g. That we believe that Congress hav1 the
power, by the Constitution of the United States, TO
abolish slavery and the save.trede in the District
OF Columbia, and in the territories of the United
States; and that if Congress refuse to abolish
slavery in the District OF Columbia, that the seat
Of the general government ought to be removed
from that District to place where slavery and
TIE save.trade do not exist


g. That we believe Congress has constitutional
power to prohibit the slave trade between the sew
elal States in tEs Union, and 10 make such laws as
shall ef.csually prevent this trade, and ought TO
exercise ths power.


4 That the Constitution Of the United States
ought to be amended, as TO prevent the existence
and maintenance Of slavery in tho United States IN
any form or manner.


5. That our Senators in Congress be instructed,
AID our Representatives be requested, to present


lie foregoing resolutions to their respective Houses
ia Congress, and to their influence to carry out
lie principles thereof.


g. That the Government: OF this State be re-
qnes,cd to transmit a copy of the foregoing reso-
iotions to each Of our Senators and Representa-,
;iyes in Congress