Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-14

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ne Dsnesrrsis PsT,y q stan,.r The Warh-
iss,on Uaion may seiis Ptsk % he iairodseiion
Of ~. qs,siion ., he asIissosri qusflion rsst-
,.d, 2 and sish II sheJ n.J take The epssoisEioa
70 shraseIss-,--if snY siil be afore<t 81 he
fsci,-Ihst this s.intrsJueiioa" Of tks qaesiiops
Is asads By prsrins.f sss.btrs . 4, sEa psliissi
Prstg Al he sns q he Repeal o. he wig
Tariff Act. he sdspr sf ne Union soai1 nd
no iansusre 100 strong 20 prahs tos rulssisiIs
no c-ppl,hssals 100 lsnssing, III M. VIII
a,et ~ Penn,sivsuis, who vossd fos ~ repeal !
snd 'uho vas fosshwiih asesi6ed inia IN s.ra-
otdissrY Psrsonsgs: AID u vas probably be-
.ass ,hls anss u straw, vas has pSpsryfizsd,
that he esscsiv.d himself 10 Be 10 rssiiy, What
his before hunble position had denifd bim--s
nas or greet inpsstsseei Thus els,ed by TIE
l.teIy u he Unioa. and being eesiroEs q grail
Jipg his D.nocrsiie Aboliiion supporters ~
home, 40 Cad him soon sfiefwards ibtiodneinE
fesoluiiOs providing hat all the isrBitorJ hat
might Be sbnexrd Or iskea ~ eanqse,, ., tbs
South, should be IegsIded a. FREe TERRI
TORY, TAis Is he msn 81 ,rhoss sIaelion he
uhole Locofoeo pIrss Of the soulh ysjeieed, pc
cause, forsoon, eBvshe Tariff question b. Was
with m--thsrsbg uaiifesliDg thai DE peculiar
iassii.iiea d fhe sossh. vss Of minor pofiancr,
add subordiasse tc, The question in rsfsfd . The
imposition Of dities
But what ve voald more especially mole 81
isis line, b The recent course Of ahostsr Prsml.
+nsnt member 81 fhe Democratic partf On ihis
sane question office territory. We have refst-
enes 10 Mr.. Pfeston King, Of New Yoik, who
il regarded Is the spokesman Of his pAryIsIom
that State, aud whose outbreak % the question
VI slavery has caused "a rusiliog among the dry
bsEss,n which has filled the mind ef the
editor Of The Gnieu viii +rePsaslion asd fear,
and who, for the present, declines 10 sxpaIials
90 IheNaubjeet, but "fssrs from the 1igns IN the
House, thath pii has Zoe many opportunities 10
cypress biz, views" One Of the provisions Of Mr..
Kings bill, cohi,ined section that 10 ANY
TERRITORY 10 Be acquired from hsxica,
SLAVERY SHOULD BE FOREVER EX-
CI.yDED. Ard istil % recollecled tha. ths
ADMINISTRATORS Mouse Of Representatives, by .
nsjori,y Of only ona> pois, declined 10 allow Mr..
King 10 bring forward for immediate end direct
seiios, this proposition
whiist nskiog an explanation 10 the HoBse,
Mr.. King sad that the ndp-eI isienee 81 slavery
shouldb be . sine qua non whh him, and be should
ask, a. he had before, and should ask again,
that slavery should be prohibited by Jaw from
The territory.
He desired that mo wilmcl prSyi.o .hould be
enacted into law The fine hld come wkta
Congress shOsid vi us face against trirnsion u
slavery uPaN rnls cosrisEsr. The ssFeneih OF
The country, u cas- said, rested with Nthe free
States, and i ~ss he policy Of the country y
have as much fee ,erritOiy as possible. /
The speech Of Mr.. Grover, Of New York. u
the House, vas Uf the same character as that "
Mr. King. Nj. q said ina: he would demsns
ss be believed the WHOLE DEMOCRACY Of
the North would, that All rEaRiroRY hereafter
annexed should be FREE TERRITORY,
A terrible s&re. brand" truly, will sssa b
thrown is,e c06gress-apd The, TOO b. Tie very
party Who ere siessslly Prsting seout,hsif con-
|saneuiniiy of feeling, end their haimeuy sad-u-
nifty ofsentimeni, and Who, Ter year, haze sought
70 siigua,ixe the Wing party as Aboli,ioais,s -
The Loecfoeos mus, bear patiently VIA, ihey
have brought 90 themselves, and resolve 10 The
language q The editor Of The Unioa, 40 keep
IS cool ~ Doasible.