Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1838-12-15
There will he preaching al the Preshy
terrain Church, in this place, Tomorrow
at | ! O'clock, A. NJ.
Alolhio,asm and Whig;Sm INNER York
q ShOu.

Abolhio'aSm and Whig'Sm inner York.
The Aalltnnisls oi New York have
addressed certain inierrosalorles to HE
candidates Tor Governor aud Lieutenant
oi that > ae, III order 10 ascertain Their
oplul'ns oil certain cherished enactmen;s
on its Statute Books aud aLhurrtd tlSqual-
.i1cat.o 5 M IT. Constitution, III rciallon 10
Slavery The 4 estIonS proponnded we're
IN Sc J. rAre You III favour o IA law
FRA. tag iopersoHs ia lnls Stale claimed
IS lusinve Saves, Il lnal 10y wrl? =
"Are You II Iavour "t ab"lSh'ng all dis
nnrlions III he Constitutional rights OF The
citizens Of his State, founded solely Oh
eunplrxlon?p 3"Are you inlavour OF II
repeal of the law which now authorizes the
impt raiien If Slaves INTO this Safe, and
their detention rs such duringa period OF
nine monIbsW
The replies to these interroga,orcs
SOW which Qi The heads Of the respective
parties, Admnls,i lion aud Wing have ac-
knowlrdg,d the supremacy # HE Cons,i
ltion If the Uuiled Slaies, and viii h have
epudated It's high sanr,i n. Gov. Marcy
with manly lresny replies, in substance,
that he law If The Safe of New York
gWi . the l,lel by jury o, such an issue
eiween the Master and HE Slave making
hem 10 inct Pmnuif aud Drlcndan) tav
lng been drcIa ed repngnunt TO the Con-ti
lntiou Of The U. =. hy the Supreme Ceurl
u! New York Il! th't decision should be
sustained by the High JndiraIurc Of the
Union he viii how to lis judicial fist. Mr.
Seward he Whig candidate Tor Governor.
expresses himself IN favor Of such IA law
IN her words, h. is for bringing into tn
Courts Of New York the owner Of IN aL-
s""udcd Slave who by the Constitution of
the United States may perempturily claim
him OF The Supreme Authority Of the Sla'e
lto which he has fled, wi ho,lt any LEGAL
process Wherever. Mr.. Seward is for sub.
'ctlng The Save owner to this social deg
radiation, an j. would he d, etneI a, the
S'ull, and placing his property, garan-
tred Ivy The Supreme law Of The land, at the
fiat OF twelve men, educat d rej,dces
against his rights and interest.
Bat Mr.. Btadish, the Wing candidate
tor LiSuennu; Governor, is IA yhlcsnl,
and out and out Ahnl,tlonis'. He does no
mInc3 the mater IN the least. He /.
stepped 10 Tie lips IN Abolilio,iSn. FL
argues the Question propotii d Il to him OF
he broad, ST grounds If CIVIL liberty ant
general right. He does not sustain hi
i"asc by any qualifying admissions, br
hdges ~ his reasoning vi the prs,icn
'o4mss an rren alsin uions Of tn,
school IN which he must coudcive it III
honor to lave eutnlled himself He, j,
| short, is lnst snct, an apostle Of hunanii,
us the Abulitonisls would like to ha,,
mIulded to their purposes. if they ha,
the moral Intellectul training Of 50 promis
ing disciple. He is nut orls il lavonr q
grating the trial b, jury toa Save claim
ed asabsconded, but he is The ,p,onent q
all discrimination as t" color in the disiri
ion of the right of suffrage. While G "
Marcy unequivocully expresses his uisl
to retain the Cons iiuiional disqualified
lion In relation to color, rs il cxls, in ,h
Constitution OF New York. And Mr.
Seward insiniates that ..dncution nav re
move this obi cilon. Mr.. Brndish ia hi
extaic outbreak Of phil hrnpy, tx
claims, aft he removal of The discriml
nnlioo) is due To consistency and III,
spirit Of he Cons'i ion. The LIGHT al,
spirit of The age deinand il. A ,st re-
gard to our "har,eter rs "a free Site 4,
nandsi'. But above Ill The iunninhl,
principles Of "eqta ard eternal justice de
mand it," Most rapturons devoid OF sc
quail and eternal justicew Most tempe
rate advocate of its "immutable princi
'plesw-Chas. Pat.