True.Montpelier, Vermont, Patriot and State Gazette [Democratic](13 June 1856)
-- The N. H. Democrat says, what
is true of our opponents here as well as
elsewhere, that "no portion of our people
seem to be so much pleased with the Sumner
row and the Kansas troubles as our
fusion abolitionists. If Sumner had been killed
it would have suited them better. They
ought to send a fighting man out to cane
Brooks. But their favorite idea is to stand
at a distance and talk big, and pass wordy
resolutions to make political capital here. --
It is not slavery in Kansas which troubles
them. The spoils of office is what they are
looking after."
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