The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-04
Highly Important from WashIngtOn-The
President and his Cabinet Determined to
Put Down Northern NulIiiers.

Put Down Northern NulIiGers.
We have received some highly important infor-
nation frem Washington, giving us some partcu-
lars on the subject of the Fugitive Slave bill, and
Of The proposed action of the President and his Ca
hirot on lis execution in the Northern States. If
MIR Fillmore exhibits the proper courage and ener-
gy in meeting the approaching crisis in the free
States Of this Union, and will see that the laws of
the United States government are carried out in
opposition 10 all fanatics and rebels, of every de-
scrlrticn, he will give the world new specimen Of
TIE love Of law and order which pervades the Ame-
,ican mind, and will also make himself oae of the
most popular men in this united republic that
We haze seen from the time of Washington.
The rebellious demonstrations among the fana-
ties aud abolitonists of the North, white and black
increase and learn that they have occupied
tive attention of the President and his Cabinet, aud
that they have determined to take some prominent
action on the subject. Accordingly, some days
SINCE the President drew up procld nation advis
INC the people to carry into execution the laws and
constitution Of their own crea,ion-par;icularly the
sugJive Slave bill declaring, in addition, that
il IL has purpose, as long as he remains in the
position Of chief magistrate of this republic, to
have Tie laws carried out to the fullest extent.
This proclamation was Transmitted TO Mr.. Web
ser, Secretary of State, in Massachusetts or New
Hampshire, and was by hi.n examined privately,
scaled W, and returned to Washington with his
approval. On last Saturday it was brought up in
Cahus Council discussed, and approved Of In all
probability 1t will be soon promulgated to the
world, ~ al rs length aud breadth.
This course il perfectly right and proper in tn.
chief magistrate Of tails united republic "a il still
is A great conflict ami great crisis are approach
ing. The 'reasoaable practices attemptedn Boston
Chicago, Detroit, Philadelphia, and elsewhere
must enher be psf down, or this republic is cy
pher. "a humbug- our constitution piece of blanl
parchment, and our laws ropes OF sand. We ere
informed lhlt fifteen hundred f1gitve slaves, from
various partsof he South, have concentrated in the
n,irLho, hood Of Cazenovia in this State, the
s.sue 81 certain conventions Of a most inAimna-
tony ard siheistical description. We also learn
that the lsople in that neighborhood have given
eLcoura e uent and projection to these fdgitves,
500 ihst they intend to rcss, the execution o
process eraini them, should any be issued
from the United States courts, to the last ex
urmty-sven to DEATH Itself We think th'
uu.t nsr come when il should be properly teste,
whether traitors, rebels, and nullilers-bldck o
white, sqeck-d or mulatto-are to destroy tn
authority Of he laws Of this Union, aud lay tn
tram Tor dissolution Of this republic. The peopi
OF ihi- gres, metropolis have taken their stand i
tsyor ot the Uniun. and in support Of the laws an
thr ,cr.uudoa. II the emergency should occu
rney IRE perfectly ready and willing to rally
upp.u ci both, with arms in Their hsnis, aud I
trrry hem into execution. The real crisis
r.pi,.N approaching. All we request Of the Sout
h. To- b nd still, look 90. aud allow the North {
se1lt u 10 their own way, sad TO support tn
constitution. their devotion to which they ar
ready To- seal With their blood. If necessary.