The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-26

Tusluvs-sl~ys Law.
W.. continue some further extracts from the journals
a on the subject Of the la"
". are Glad to 6nd thai with scarcely asge exception
express sentiments Of the soundes and most paul.
Y From lhs Reading lPa) Peoples Adyossss,
Tug yusryr-sLAyx BILL. Der Leueh,hurn o. fo'.s-
vile Pennsylvania. vigorous GeImsn i.
K h mo- terms This Is all right
each one has an undecided right 70 expires. hls
opinions on nc rs'.ss ,eeS "a allowances made Tor
ome ~ e Gaze Unwilling that any
being should BE- ssa b y sah people
~ Nor, thai he law was necessary at the lime was
believe e.. sS Soss ss,oss Who abs
n Household and domestic affairs 10 attend abolition
s worst S,ec,v .oSss
OF the slave, and 10 distract the country This sour
soaest opinion Of the northern extIemisof the southern
t.nniouis we have very little, II any The fate of the
GOV aher upon the action Of the sober-minded
Ao take s fns hs WOO o. veal Of the Which is
ways paramount with them and herein lies our safety
@ gl. From the Eastern (Pa.) Argus.
We observe that tho excitement IN regard to this law
coutnues 10 rage In many Of Penn,ylvsnia and
through al the New England sutes We regret 20 see men
s.sa oah Of black and whs
lUcs % the law is openly recommended, and the blacks
,,sed 10 arm themselves in their defence Josiah Quincy
sno va p,esident in ls4shave addressed meetings OF
M description Il T,s ,.d IsS s Sset a. he
sce Of spades in dark cellar at midnight The conduct
thee men in keeping with their usual bearing when
ye s, 70. il practically carried out would lead
worst kind Of anarchy and revqlutiona state Of hings
ga have no doubt, they wonid gcry in The Massachu.
WI. fsderalsts and aboitonsts love the woody headed
sero more than they do the land that gave them birth
They wl black scoaade who are ii nothing but
sys,y but when funds asked 70 feed and cothe a
Ssa Of Mexico they refused contribute single cent
They pirate Of the horrors OF slavery and keep thousands
syes ass s BODY and .oS FOR their
reimbursement They pate Of the evils Of slavery, and
The q ss s wss aye sds ~
nors to as great an Bendict Arnold, when he
undertook sell the American army into the hands of the
Rish and the only deficiency in slave law is,
hat no provision has been made for the and
men Of the who ncte the negroes % riot and re-
Wby should this law NOT be respected Ii is one Of
series proposed by The wsesf statesmen Of the
age and passed by the votes Of men oa parties Is
strictly Constitutional requires citizen, however
humble 70 do anything wrong = guarantees Q the souh
man who urges It's violation Is. enemy the slave
and an enemy to his country. sfs
From the Harrisburg Democratic Union.
II. yuelrv1s.AyE BILL The passage Ct hi. law a va.
sned the ms tituon of tire South al last. altar
aduous and protracted struggles granted However cii-
Of the land and ought be implicitly obeyed II the law
be Sc. At nagsh ~ force and violence there Is an end
ground in this NATTER and say that the free black and white
acss live together upon footing Of equality and
bs becomes the Philippians 60 taeir own country,
where they can live unmolested that they inferior
race and far from receiving the advantages OF
Vs hs mpsecoas Of their own nature But we waive
this for the present. as Is only private opinion Again,
os S0s and uPE hs mostly confined 20 The South
evil at the incp ency OF the constitution Il Is recog
Missed by the constitution, and one Of the terms Of the
for 0f u
The North is enjoned TO aid the slaveholder, He
pursue, and he alone is TO be the active agent
a.S ms ss
does he the office of the Pharisee and neglec,s the
pose the ecapture Of slave p.opery they &C. under q
higher law and direct violation OF civil law and the
The presumption ho the God Of Nature gave him an
right il, acng under "a higher law, the owner,
Sshe sI ban the conaiioo oppose: the ussvs
slave b-nof BIT We think the time has arrived
when becomes The bounden duty Of every citizen 10
ofbacks and whites have been called together by fanatics
and the blacks have been wrought by words
There have been and rescues Large
blacks have assembled in front Of the
4 necessary. BY violence We must meet the question
boldly Either this law be enforced, sad trouble viii
follow. Shall few despicable fanatics the Union
bazs Shall leopard our Union, our happiness, ouI
hbcrya that ancestors fought and BLEED orto please
psSIsi preadoes 81 lew free biseisi T2isis question
Ssween the white and the black man. mus' be met
We drove the Indians back Why do the fanatics
lbout ihemhe aborigines-a noble, brave OF men
Free blacks do white community any good. They imi
as vices and overlook virtues The great
hem idle, worthless, and centious They only
tolerated.. No kind person wishes them any harm. The
Won't enemies the ianancs abolitionisu They ar'
uging theA mischief The language OF Judge Grie
he late case In PhladeIphia wherein The negro wa
Unchanged, speaks the sentiment OF the community "a
euorced even IL have to send 10 the President for
oasand troops, and be necessary shoot the coloreo
population down" This language was rendered appro
BY thousands OF Infatuated blacks In conclusion,
Judge said, that the claimant must clearly make his
fhe failed, defendant should be discharged the
master should have his pound OF flesh more"
some objections have been taken to this law, viz that
sis. away the rgh Of ral by Jay and :aspends the writ
negative The law deprves the respondent Of neither right
might've. white black, claim the right Of trial by
Juv IN the place where he takes refuge Those familiar
win under governors requsitons know
And as 10 sospendng the writ of habeas corpos we have
bs opinion Of Auornsy General Critienden contrary
Tns provision in the las law supposed 10 conflict with nt
constitutional right Of hnbcas corpus 10 identical with the
law ofl790.
We add additional extracts from northern papers
Prom the Boston Courier
NULLrrloAros MADE Mr. j. O. whiiier, OF E.se,
county, Massachusetts selected by the democrat
and abotoniss Of that district candidate for the
Pebad senatorial ticket, has declined that dubious honor
10 the nomination, he says oil the ngitiveslavc
80 Ip as that is concerned, am a suLrrrER. BY nc
oe enforced In Massachusetts. 80.
Mr. Whittier, assome Of our readers may know. Is mar
VINO whites preay rhymes and tells pretty Sentimental
10y, uut mas about As enlarged and enlightened judg
hen o politics az any old dame that kpis stockings
chimney corner To hear such men talk Of modification
Hfe ssclng little boys with wooden swords playing col
el Fne example, however, Of Mr.. Whiuiers childish
o @ may serve as waning to some people who have
The fee.o and abolition doctrines as now erpoundsd
sceq upon among u.s. lead TO nothing else but nul6