The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16
Law Of lsl,

1871. lColleetiOn Of Laws and D.. 80
the General Congress Of the T-nits- 80
States, volume 5, Psge2Ol.r -'-'l
"Los duenOs Ge eselavos minu,,s,;4.
Presente ley POr ei decrelO lie rs a. =,
bre de lo2O, seran edemni1aios :, -, '' e.
Lection de Lsyes J Deerstos. etc To-. ~
Pag. DOL ''l'
translation. The masters of .i,,..-
mitted by the present law or BY The -
me 18th Of September, lS29, sbsl n. -
bed, &c. COLLECTION Of Lava an ~ -.
&c, vol. 5, page POI. -
This Is the decree, and this i,t5...
congress confirming u, abolsbipg -.
throughout the Mexican Republic. 49,
sttution OF 1874, does not abolish sI,r..- 4
that was done before. but prohibits A.. y
adjustment. Thus, there Is no slave -.
Mexico aud California; and cons-ou--,.-
IN any territory belonging to the Uul,.. So.
and, consequently, nothing practical. d. =.
the whole slavery question, for I'M. ,-.- i.
the United States to quarrel sbout. T...-
no slavery now BY law in anv t-rr.,-. ~
cannot get there by law, except By sct ~ ~
gress; and no such act will Be- pass u. ~
asked for. The dogma Of no 6ov-- ID,
gress to legislate upon slavery in ,s--..-.'-
kills that pretsnsiOn. No legal sta. ...-...
Of slavery in California and NsW 49,
then to be looked for. That /, -.
Equally certain it will never b. s,rss1.-..-.
either Of them in point Of fact. -
OF both territories-the Old iahsbts -,.--...
unanimously against il.
Of the new emigrants, al th0ss f-,, q.
rope, Asia, Mexico, Central aud Soatb an,
and all those from the nOn-slavrhoI5i,g 49,
/ tina 1 Uffan Sf.ea. l.
u There remains, then, to Ovsrbs.sr5.
ms unanimous mass, only the smgrsa,s '---
the slaveholding parts Of the United S...-.---
Itself the smallest branch Of the sn--,r--
and Il divided on the qaesiiou--many Es.-7 i.
the express purpose Of getting ~ OF ssy--.--
and very lev so far in love win 6. as % 20 Ia,
distance for the pleasure Of having az. -.
with bis own Negro, and with the csrt,I..v I.
coming out second best IN the contest T,..,
-, then, no slavery, at this tins. either In y.v
Mexico or California, in law or 10 fsci. az a..
never be either, in Law or in fact Wh.tr.-
Is all the present HprOar about A5,.-,-
uon!-the abstract right OF doing whsi css-..
De done!-the insult 10 the Sovereignty q. +.
States, where there is no insu.I,-aA soslrs.-
ton. and no reality, substance, or P-s-.,.
init.
The Romans mad a class Of dispute u5-
they called De lana egDrIag-lhst b. to 81
about goats woOl; and as the goat has 90 400.
the dispute was about nothing. S0Is5l ga
dispute among rs about excluding s.sysrv i-s1
New Mexico and California. There IS 300
there to exclude, and the dispute uoE -as.ag 70
about nothing.
The Missouri resolutions were c5-.-- -.
those OF Calhoun; and | Do not b on. ---
exceeded half dozen members 10 .1- .E.
Houses, all told, who were In the ssrr-t l..
Of the origin or design Of that processing
They were copied from Calhoun: s1- o. 81
their design you must know his lis Es-
aimed at the UnIon-at the harmony az. f
oiiity OF the U nioH-and al the members .-1-
The slaVeholding States who would H1i t.s
ms lead-mysslf especially. This mlE=.
my duty 10 speak OF him. and % sloa -. c.
sign IN bringing forward the rss0.aii0-s Tea
which he was so suddenly backed ont 10 -=
Senate, and which some half dozen m-r3s-
have succeeded in passing through The N.'s---
Legislature This carries ne rather Or -1-'
but will make rapid work, and snort E5rs.
Mr.. Calhoun came into public life o BE- r.
sident Of the United States. The Ws.rl s.ss--'.
IN the shape Of the old man that tsugai -1
grammar, had whispered in bis sar--tisz s,lf
BE- President. Upon that OTacalar rsysiaii1a b
commenced his political career. and has o.. &c
al its fulhlment for forty years-si first oPs1f
and, il may be fairly, BY Putting himself a. ,--
head Of all the movements which promises 81.
vaneement in the public favor. In l-io. 7,-
lection Of domestic industry was 20Dga--'
put himself at the head of the protective 7l.-s.
and went for the minimum prov s.0n-t.s CT
ton minimum-which was the father Of g. 1s
rest, and the only real injury TO the cotton g''F
ers, By suPPressing for thirty years that CAS- D.
cotton goods which was Of most universe ~.
and Of the largest cotton consum7uo7-is
and velveis, 50 universally vofa p
fore lcl6-sO totally supPrsssei unosE thet-
hOun minimum OF that year; and Jisi -
ming TO appear again under the tsr.t Of -,
At the same time (lsl6' a naliOaal 5ank--A'
State banks having failed, and brought ola-
on the State insiiiutiOns-wss much called iei
Mr.. Calhoun put himself al the head Of ~
call , and carried through the bank charter
About the same time internal improvement ::
The federal government, became popular p
seized spon the subject; and, in ls25- g >so's
lary Of War, made an elaborate report 10 ia''.
1f general system Of roads am eana.s, Per
Tading all parts Of the Union. In lsls--0 ~
Missouri controversy RACED, and the Whole n''-
Itood uo as one man for cartailing me ara 3"
lave soil: he took the free SOL current sne "a
,unged slave soil from all the territories o. i.'
United States by Joining in the s59lin0n o. .l
rery in Upper Louisiana, giViag Texas 70 "
King Of Spain, and giving the rest Of Lopissl-
o the Indians. At The same time Jackson 's
anne the favOrite Of the people ior fi7''asl.
70 withheld and postponed his own Prsiensio-'
o the Presidency, became the advocate Of Sc Sc
on. went upOn his ticket, ana was elecied w
resident with him. Bat this Ess the enc =
Is popular movements TO gain the Prestenel.
Is expected 10 succeed Jackson, and iha' pr
'ould only have TO wait and serve sigh' 80
hat was only one year longer than Jseoo n--
D wait ind serve Laban for Rachel. Do,
Re disappointments in love and politics. Is.
seob, when he woke up, he fOand q was L.
little magician Of the north had goi iale 'l'
Cd, and was to be JacksOn's successor
,cob. he Could NOT wait and serve auoihsi ia't
ght wears, and Determined 70 clutch me
oncs- Then came notification No. ], pr
'xted by that tariff Of which be himssA
IA main author.) and that scheme Tor eiSol,
~ the Union which JaeksOn's PfoeiaiAa
II down. The tariff failed to bear h.m tar'os
more inhammabls subject was San'se
Lt IOuuQ lut srusAaNC tANTNt~
hen came that long succession 0d 80 80.
ots for blowing up slavery in The UHl''e 80 -.
impaired to which all the pOPish Pio's ~ =
nd for blowing up the PrOIeslA1' is -,
Q gun-pOwder, rye-hOase, mesi-tao, 800
Dts, so formidable in their day, were a.
potent inventions First, there VS. ~
n abolition plot Of Ashbel sni'h' yOoa a.
sws, and Lord Aberdeen, for ligaung 'nsu
abolition In Texas, and thence ranal1s
10 the United States, where ii was " -,
blow all up. and to prevent Nhlel, s.lsv.
ase Of "self-defence," admitting o. ~ ~ ~
jerk Texas instanrsr, BY treaty, oai q 20
ads, before the PlO. was ripe--s0Inns'InsIs ,s-s
king the fuse out Of the loaded oo'n a,,os tss
would explode. The treaty did nor So
k, and was broke; and the plot s'atsa
lhout harm. DUFF Green had pc. $1,000
,usand dollars, by the Taylor saial. s.s.gng
of the United States Treasury lol u osi
4 blot from London; but u was nqls ,lss
en- came the Worlds ConEenuoh ssE.J
Ali ID