The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-26

Ssa~sssas~ Or tAs T,ns&
When sober. rejecting, well Uniformed msn-msa pro-
Teasing the Christian religion. iooopeny declare il
be their duty to resist the execution Of the constitution
and laws Of tho United States what incaculable evils
may we not expect to flow from such examples. il per-
mitied to be carried out in practicei
That our readers may comprehend the force OF the
above inquiry. connected with the dangers which
tnue to threaten beloved institutions, give below
the proceedings Of meeting" held at place yelept
the Mission Institute" near Quincy. illinois, as we
find them in the Quincy Whg." an abolition wing pa
per. to which they sent for publication This MIS-
sion Insiuts is located understand. in little vii.
agc Of aboltonists protesting the congregational" rc
gion about two miles OF the city OF Quincy OBJ
ect OF the institution being educate and prepare young
men for the ministry whose especial duty il is when
sent out upon their MISSIONS To induce, by the most I'M
scrupuous Observation-Disclosures and unlawful, il neces
sarynegroes bound 10 service under the laws in the
slave States to from their masters TO harbor
and secree them when away and to prevent by un-
lawful combinations and force il necessary their being
delivered up 10 their owners, though demanded in the
manner prescribed by the constitution and laws of the
United States, under the pharsaca and anatca pretence
that higher iaw forbids it.
Under different circumstances, we would not in NIL
probability have noticed these proceedings or
ICED 80 mnutely the from whence they emanated
but IN the hour Of county peril we deem our duty
to point TO this and other kindred movements and to
warn our countymen everywhere both wings and demo-
Gratis il they would preserve our glorious free inst,u
tons from destruction, OF the immediate necessity OF
rowning down such wicked and mischevous fansticism
before Is too late, of aiding the constituted authorities
in the prompt execution OF the provisions OF the cons,itu.
on and laws Of the country. and in securing The punish.
ment Of those who may by such unlawful principles and
conduct il be permitted to attend their efforts
involve our whole country and all our cherished PROS
poets for the future in one common desolation:
For the Quincy WING
MISSION Institute November 2. 1880
MI BARrLxrr meeting Of the community was held
at this place last evening to lake into the fu-
the circumstances I
On motion. Professor A. Z Leonard took the chair, and
The meeting was opened with prayer by Rev Moses Adams
the following preamble and resolutions adopted-th
sixth and seventh being carried by majority the
Whereas unjust and highly oppressive laws have re-
Gently been enacted concerning those who apPreciang
suit Of happiness have nnocsniy and rightly reIea..d
themselves from the yoke of bondage; and whereas we
Christmas not only TO remonsa,e against such unhoiy
enactnens but TO meet the trying exi2ency with decided
compromising Of their heavenly morality and
where's the of the slave b viii excite
mob and rebellion, and disregard for all law, human
and divine believing moral and political power 10 be
successful for evil we there-
fore express our views in the following resolutions
. L. Resolved, That human governments being suffered
and ordained by God, implicit obedience duty,
cept to such requirements conflict with Divine and prior
Rssoived That in all cases /, is our duty to sx sus
JEor 70 the powers that be, submitting with meckness
unjust nfiiciione committing ourselves TO Him who says
vengeance is mine; will repay
- Resolved, That the FUoIrvE-sIAvE Aw-odering,
does, both Inducements aud shocking facilities kid
mapping and refusing either Jury, appeal or
possibility redress and being throughout
faced and wanton outrage upon the prnci.
ton and unmngled contempt Of phiiantnrops and
citizen.
y OF God, He still holds under obligations feed the
hungry and cothe the Naked whether they be friends
enemies, and TO entertain strangers, WHISTLER black
white, and all things whatsoever would men
should do 10 us do so TO them
Resoived That to destroy iellowbcings In defence
Of rights, those OF the slave would be dpeasng
the Prince OF Peace, violation Of his the
mount (sec Mathew 5th and impolitc In self tending
the baser passions aud Increased hostility with
only the prospect AT most Of overpowerng without
20 Rrsoped That the blood of martyrs 10 the most
fruitful seed Of moral revolutions and that Is better
suffer evil than TO do evil that lines, mprsonfnents
deaih suffered for adheriDg Christ, w sdvance his
principles, while by trusting assh far MORE
blood viii how and much less if any moral advantage
1T Rssdpsd, That will do all in power morally,
socially end politically. the repeal Of the black
laws, and especially the late enacmeno Of the United
States Congress, until they shall be repealed"
IL moved and carried that the above resolutions be
the Quincy Wing and papers tor pubcs
s. d HOUSTON, 1s
7. H. JOHNSON, ( Soc"Aes'
f.