Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-22
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night bri"E rs further partCultrs 81 the SNtruaI l
triumph achieved by the sterling democrats 81 The
Granite state on 1uesday la-t. Tie ARRIVAL of Tire
Acadia has 'eit us 10 room for dcfa. ~ and can
only eve the aggregate result, AS ar us received
lu Is. towns Hubbard majority over ~fcscis aa
White. md al others IS -FOUR flI0i >tND
ONE HUNDRED M THIRTY ItJ,! ~.
towns u ~ heard from w.l raise % ssate ~ J.
THOUSAND. ia the House rc Representa- yc.
There vii ~ iirrtrf f-.iy ih1n tn.tc ,-is last
YER. ana a.t oa- e..~ US h.rn elected 1, uie
senate. Fa's '- WIZ s,.as calls shaking loco
focolsm - It's centre
IrroRrANr Drcisto. rg ruE Srrsrvr Corar
OF rHE UNrTrD SrAqrs.-A que, On 81 .itll m-
portarcc was lately sett.,d 100 the supreme Court
at the United Statcs the uacou~i 'ut .,uaiI IS
81 the Avs ct the free ~istes by winch lug. i've
slaves are secured the r'-tt II tual ty j.ry. Tins
decision one Of the dee .st interest 20 Gle imer-
can people, and Nil have tendency - pas "a up
10 the ianaical pettoiaI OF state leei-ajure~ Tor
tha; object. fae Washington c,rrc-p ondcnt Of tic
y. Y. Herald says;
The Judges are unanimous in the ol uon Tat ~
such laws uncou-tlti. 10 and d, ts.u..i t.
decision vas couhbc, L. l.l' case uaIts c,u-.Lcrl-
ton. sir. Justice story Delivered re. op.u.ou Of
the majority ot the count ln an cltaf.-lr and very
ably argued paper Cniet Ju,tlc. i1neg dl-scuted
from the majority some points. aAd delivered a
separate opinion, IN which Judge Daniel coucurrcI.
Judge Mclean differed with the majority lu other
points and read separate opinion; and Judge
Baldwin gave a brief statenent OF the grl.ita IS Oh
which he differed from the other members of the
Court. But. notwithstanding this Discrepancies OF
opinion on MINOR points. there was no disagreement
as 20 the result. The entire Court came 10 the
conclusion.
The case, upon which the principle has been set
tied brought before the Court from tle 81
preme Court OF Pennsylvania. \ citizen of Mary.
land was indicted for taking and carrying away
from Pennsylvania slave, contrary to the statute
"i That state. Inc defendant was tried 10 tlc count
uf Oyer aud Iern,ner. pleading not guilty.. The
Ilry found special vera "a that the defendant did
remuve TIE -. from .'-Hn-y .ranil. and restore
her 70 the custody 81 h.. evner ~ Maryland. By
tlic law Of PENN ivauit ts-ed ln i -. such an
act is mace felony. puu.-.salc by liac and ,mpris
Court. aud Their the de.-.,a was affirmed. Dro Er-
mn. By "A friendly unser-. .nd4nr bet.veen Peun-
syiVanIa aud Mary and. ii else was Or ught ID the
Supreme court 81 the uf = states, that u ~ -ht
be aGudicaed, and thu srttc tie question: 0-laceU
lie TWO states.
The opinion o. The c ~ =. tAat Congress. uaieF
fhe & n-ttta'l1a. ms H. ..cuslvc risAt to iel~-
Ittr uio. t..s I.tt eg. -sucurrent power OF the
state legislatures .e.n- pended except the sA'
To enact auxiliary laws 10 assist IN carrying thc
intent of tie Constitution into c.frct
This decision Is 81 the very highest Importance.
This j. the first time that the Supreme Court Ia
been called unon for an exposition 81 tlut ci'use -
the Constitution wh'ca @cciareS' t"tt saves esef
ing from Their masters ~, other states sh1d oe
given up, &c. TINS clause contains positive ua-
qualified recognition OF the right oi the master 10
take his slave wherever ne may be touni ard the
Court decides that the owner has right I" - u
recapture ms slave IN any 81 the >tates 81 the
Union, whenever II can be done without rot or vo-
lence And further The Court decides that the
clause which says the slave shall be delivered up II
his owner, contemplates some other remedial pro-
cess than that capable o. being eNertfd oy ae own
himself; therefore the legislation ct tle states
Will not be adequate and uniform. the powers with
which the National Government Is clothed must be
exercised To do justice 70 the owner % inc slave
Tins decision viii have most sanitary effect IN
depressing the incendiary movements ~ tue aho!i-
tionsts. and IN quoting the Just aP?rehenSons en-
tertaIned al The south.
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paper currency. issued by state. hts never