Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1849-01-17
. NORTH J, II; {, CAR ) 81 / ma 4.


~ Resolue4 That Siates 20 rdesi nlo ~
the Union as equals sand iha, l6escitizens -,
of'each State are entitled toE equal Iights, q
privileges and immunjiies under the Com gas:
stiiu.ions OF tue United States: esal
+ \ 2nd Resolped. That the proceedings of
The Convention. which the ( Federal Gon-f ~
slilutou was framed; clearly ~demonslra- :.
ted that the Institution of slaverywas ma
,urely considered; and that the union 0fsthesJ 81
States was finally secured by incorpofa- q
ting into that INSTRUMENT distinct and am. - ~
pie guarantees ofibe rights Of The slays u
boder. A-4.ie,. ~ s1c ..,,,.,s
3d. Resolved, That we view. with ;deep3 ~ -
concern and alarm heiconsanti agrees - ES
ions on the rights ofhe STAKEHOLDER bYi icef. ,saI
tain reckless politicians Of The North and ri
that the recent proceedings Of Congress ons az
The subject Of slavery, are sfraught with p e. u
mischief. we'll calculated TO disturb the sss,e
peace of our country. and should llfofths %
the earnest and prompt disapprobalion Of &sSs .
every friend Of the Union. 9 q e
4tI. Rrsotued. That the enactment of 4sss6 Va
anv Law. by Congress-, which sha!lsdi-ss - =
reclv or indirectly deprive lbe citizens OF
the States of the srighf Of emigratings with
their slave property, into any of the Ters
.ritories of,he United States. and Of, exersyss,
cising ownership over the same. while in-as.a
said Territories. swill be nottoDly an
gross ininsiice and wrong. butthe exerciset 5a,s
Of power contrary to The true meaning and
spirit Of the Consoiion, aud meyer COO 80
lemp1ated bv the founders thereof
5h. ReSolred That while ws,do .notin .sS,ksl
tend hereafter 10 be understood as conced- As ~
ing that Congress has the power underline a.
Constitution, to enact ,alaw prohibltl1g ~
lavery in any portion ofthe Territories OF 57sss
the U. S.-yet for the sake Of preserving ngssGs ];
The peace and promoting the perpeiuty ol ssyE
the Union, we are willing that the basisssEs
of the Missouri Compounds should 5e ad- 3 Z. z.
opted in reference to the recently acquired
Territories of New Mexico and California. S
by extending The line agreed upon TO the ne s.:.
Pacific Ocean. ss3:s$s!. ;;.3t I, s4
9Th. Resolued, That copy Of the forsssla q;
going reaolu,iona be signed blythe Speak Ks
of the Senate and House Of Commons,
and forwarded 10 our Senators and RePrec:s:a:sa
sen,o,ives in Congress- with arequest tnat tfs :.
thew he laid before their respective Houses.
The foresoing resolutions were brought
nm on the evening of the third inslant' ana
after debate. between h1essrs Stanley 'I ll -
eyner Dohhin, Steele, Stevenson, 1 I. ana
ohers. were pleased BY q decided. ts! MAORI.
", each resolution being voted On g separate
ly. y,Sisya & z 2,,Si
AERIAL MAcHTNE.--Thes Boston Post ~
states that Capt John Taggart, of Charles,;
town. (Mass..) is building a smachi1e g sfot g
navigate the air. The edition Has seen e SIC s.ssl
picture Of the balloon. and a miniature otsss5
the sails. and the way he creates a new ~
element with Them. president Eyerett 49,
and Mr.. Treadwell, Of Harvard Collegs,
and Mr.. PooE. the naval constructor ~
understood havesexpressed favorable ieP-:
Unions of the projecl Capt. i; has lssilEs lasss
vested $500, sndwanis to ralse as % mgcnS
more by subscription, 10 nTorder to complete
The new carriage for the upper deep, by inc
4th Of July. s. -. 5s.ss,9 ~ !. ::
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