The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-11-10


nate copyisI e.
y not N easy NATE
undezufnnding Of ID
al oonsfisoti0ns 80
Ter calculated b, il
than The contsf,pis6
gaIbs q which al =
Il We sss 70 juics
The members OF iko
more setu;ousIy =
ne Popular apY0bo
what IL right in f.seIf
delegate should heo1
responsibility to his c,nr
just sense OF Tespous hilifv ~
dusuy and awsken al hi. -
right, relying confidently hat
prove The right The dslegaie a.
Ieien1 coutse u DOT statesman. b1f
uet 10 Puoiie iasor-a tactieian vno -
sailt his seiis 20 A. 70 calch each oopoI,
ne sismlns ASd consistency OF NAV az
,sis OF lhe Convention Will De faitly 80
hey come TO vote On some Of a. -.
Propositions nov befOre them
The editor Ofthe Journal sesus %. a.
conservative character Ct The COnyeD1ia
improving. Ihts inPressioa r. Ser,ve1
iao' shat WI Dlxon'sresoluIlnn In eel
fents- VIII pass ~ laTse msiorirv
lution stands amended l. Ogghg 10 rscei.
,1Ous 'Ote. II thal resolution Was -;
4 -
| State. The principle e. niainee Ia !, -
true, that II is ss dehc..hI 10 knd -,
| SUSAN u, a. u a 70 prove 81 arlcul ~ - a
| ics- Many, however, who Wili esst r. y
NE resolution, will hereafter ssssfI, -.
The principle Il contains. Free Hssro.s -.
securely protected under snd By ne % -
| lion; how Will gentlemen yOt. ~ y. - ~
| rights come 10 Je touched Tbso Esd
the pure metal from the aross. n 80
man WIN DC nfm IN us ALE game. 10 ,.,,s -
i ice, whist ne nan Who Is ever courlsr. =
1 isNof, Will De found tmid'y d5dsir, :, - -
tieseherous 70 the gTeai uu,h ne 80 -
| when me lice nsgro question cone. IN =
i Dton men Use 10 as place aud tai al -.
Il nsnls-oi me sacred and invio.sti- rf.-..,
contacts, OF God and con -eiepes- an .-''-s
protecting power Of the constitution Oh -s.i'-
Satssf Wal be or shy other nsu.'sr =, -
jRstieiG Tzat esiVmf" W
Inc Old Constitution gives The ma q, -.
pate slave and have hin Tsnaip n ], .---Is
Ihe risht 10 ensneiPals i often u..rs -
vested hight How viii he vo,- y. - - :
question comes uPi True, hls "a 80, :.
| Oecunlary value, d cannot = esfi-r.-s : = :.
and ents, snd paid for but thar sos.,,- -
one Jol OF title irOm the aigh and sscr-e -
Of The hight Many OF The noel e1aIt,J -.
are secured oy constitution esnnOt h.v-s
hieo saiNe pal On hen. How Is a 7os--- /. !. q
II = II
| Of speech-ths freedom o. conscisrrs - :
night 10 worship according 70 its diets-.-s -
| uulh IA, The CHEST and dearest Fisht- u =
priceless. Who can AZ q value - Lu--.--. -
human liberlyi ne CT
The allegiance and IOYslty Of Een,i.r.,
stsst ualh tney have 80 vaunung.y 49,.
will be sorely tTied- We have aress, - -
Of the apology that viii be made h, ;-.L--s
vested nights. Free negToss are A a.. -
and nuisance 70 the State, and he g.
should DO something 10 guard spd oro-scf II. -
against Il. Mr.. Canine said "a ma - -.
hIs own as not 70 inluTe another" 0i...-
maxim, ano Il Is rue that esery Stat- -
OF necessity The light and the power 10 60
prevent the increase aEd sroWlh Of 49,.
Indeed, the maxim quoted ~ NJ. &C.,.
NAT here H upon each mem5er o. 49, !
0ohgation not u hold Inst, which d. bsi-, =
iullTes Others, and il is one Of ne ms 49,
society as an organ ted BODY not to -. i.
members 10 do test which works iuiurv. n =
ever contemplated paying for thai Weich J, IA =
sehCe. 10 GO 50 "oulc Dc bJlolng q ma G. 4.
charge his duty, or fn.kl his ratrrsI rsIir..-
lt would be something new under tae "a i !.
g0seInment should be made upon tg- s,-,--.
that lis citizens should % PAID .or peri - II
their most obvious duties.
1 Il Is not denied that sOcietg has H. -..-..-
sloue on that which is hur,!uI, uOr = he ~
quoted ~ Nh. Guthrie called IL question. b. i.
NaUNF recscccts ne same IlkuL f-rH 2
nuisance u al II las 10 Re rir c. 4no.nsf Zen.
euse that is made for interfering y M H. a.. i
emanCi psie, opens up the vhOlr s.ave-r --...-r
II q sslc mai the Incrssse o. Tee uegroes 4 A.
lucky Is q great injury 10 he Stale. We en-.
PaiIonisis say thai the Law OF ,.svery and ~ Il
crease OF slaves is q gTsaI uIury % Ne -.
How, or why ~ q, that lie COassntor hsv. IL.
night and power % eOueet one OF Ihsss sst.s--
not the oJheTf 4 mars risht 10 pn,rr i.
ms slave and have tim remain 10 ksu--CE. 81
| De takeL iron hin, without Compensate q. I.
given or offeIed, becaus- the tujoymea- &C -
night Is prelucIciai % soclety, WV CAM 4.
Sale PrShioIi ownership 10 human Beings /. 81
| property be also PEI deal Ihe Cenvsl.e.
| must DECIDE whether The IIght 10 smanc PALE l.
good or evil in ths Sale. L 5000, o. - b. .1
| az IN he old Constitution l, evil, u -. - 4.
Ken away without compression o. N Ger l.
compensate. The Convention have lac "a -rf.t
and power over siAEeTy as an Institution. 4 7
| certainly positive and uamiIsc gIot, q. i. .
forever fastened ON the Siaie. B.. Grus Ger
| laIniy an evil, then . methIrk shOait - dors
| mitigate, II not wholly absle H. The ~ - -les-
lion OF slavery Is before The CCUveDuor sIc as
come up tor discussiOa and declsiou, nol o. v a
! NJ DIon's resolution Tor the protection 0. 5f.
yaIe property, but also on NJ. Gulhrls's sIcas.
tot ceserton Of that principle N regard 10 saGa-
| cipatiOn.
The last General ASSEMBLY q thls Strs *
generations YET Uneorn for one Of her scs-
They made prOvisicn 10 have COMPETENT anc acc
rate stenogIaphers 10 report the debates a. Coz.
vention. The world viii now know upon 40!
principle this greai and peculiar ioslituiiou rss,s
The members OF the Convention VII De snirsrty
wanting in Tegsrd for theiI own rspulzii0as q Icy
DO not give clear srd cogent reasons - 81 tses
do. What each member ssys ano vAaI esch usu-
Der does will not OLly De kIOwn and I1tget q .
hose who nov live, BAT IN after times tasr CO
duct Will be Tsiznsd. They vii he sspl.ucsc
or condemned. Some Of The speakers hsse trlF
sPftehended their P0sitiO1, sno have sslemP,sa q
Justify the law Of slavery upon The Chess grounc
that II has the express sanction Of the Amighy,
and must OF course be right N ITSELF What g.
nas ordained OF sanctioned Cannot - vIorE-
They have scOned 10 sheer themselves - NJ
DIXON has, under . scrap IRON me eOossiuiIOn q
The UGltet States. They ieli InsecuIe 1r d. suca
cover. Like David OF old, they march bo.dy
into The open fed and defy thsH sdyerssriss
This 10 brave. Time will tel whether they rave
not more courage han tIscTeiioa- Some q. re
speeches have reminded me Of an aneCcOte o1cs
heard OF the late James Ferguson, Ese. Re va
man of excellent leaning, the VII, keen al
casrn, and somewhat impatient temper. A seq
uenan from old Virginia called on MT. Ferguson,
sne having introduced himself, gave = tedious
history OF bis family, being always particular %
mention how vsry respectable each menbef VISA
10 show how geRteel they we're, me gentemss
nnally commenced a dissertation upon I5eT c0gs,
the pointer, setier raastsf eur terfisf, grey sod
:ox hound. Mr. Ferguson could stand Il 10 lougef;
bowling, he said, 81 have no doubt, en-, ne CO.'S
are the most respectable portion Of your iamiy.'
stranger would infer from much that hss beer sad
IN the Convention that slaves are oy Tar the meat
respectable portion Of our population Without
negro slaves our women YOU 4 not 5e ehzsls aue
TAR, nor our men brave, hosPlisoie, generous sst
eloquent "a IL frona shs slave mai The hsnueEiaa
gets these virtuesi They are qualities OF he
highest order and should Be toslerec; the ssi.
irom which they spring should De vel eHiiissiea
and most sedulously cared TOT. Is u .r0u -
slave that the white asan gets his most esuns5s
qualitIesf The child is but an initiative snluaA
Does il speak better snd PuseT EngIsh nom BENG