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: ueuiar upon those laws which re.ae TO the rtara Of h.
? gtiye slaves.
5 Again: he has seen the agents Of Massachusetts
driven by mob vioence from South Carolina and I,,s
lana, when their to see the laws executed by their
courts ior the relief Of our ireeen who are there held in
degrading seryltude but he makes no auson to these
t outrages.
will now quote, with pleasure, sentiment in which
iny concur The President says, that ''everv ci,i-
zen who truly loves the Constitutions and desires the
continuance of its existence and its blessings win re
tey and firmly resist any interference in those domes
TIC affairs which the Constitution has clearly and me
quyocay lett to the exclusive authority of the States
ms, Mr. Chairman, is the doctrine Of the
a Constitution, the doctrine of its Trainers Ii Is
the doctrine OF the Free-Soilers. IT there be any
one feature IN the Constitution which he whoEe his,o
y oi us adoption has made plan is that slavery IL
state Institution over which Congress has no control
powers to interfere. We SIR. Of the North viii mot h
constrained, even By yeur fugitive laws to interfere
with IL The slavery Of Virginia belongs to her II
she possess the power and the disposition 10 uDbo5 !,
We cannot put down abolish IT, If she sees fit to
aoiisn u we have no power interfere 10 sustain It,
have often GeGned the views Of aDti-,layer, p,e ana
oi free-Soilers on this subject. Others have done IT.
vel We are mIsaPprehended and msrepreseHted The
very et1nse OF the message under consideration
SHOWS that the President intended 10 impate to some
portion Of our people intention TO interfere with ia
very lie shoad have known that no res,erfala ,,,n
Der OF or northern people have expressed any ssch
wish or intention. Bot for the huadsedth time viil
say that, under the Confederation each State held a.
supreme and unlimited powers over the institution ~
slavery wnhia It's b1rders, as the Government ~
ssla hods over lis sers; that other ps yer upon
esrh possessed the right interfere IN any manner.
that at the adoption Of the Constitution these raYre
were retained and now remain with each State that
no portion OF them delegated to this CDyerpmep,
that ae have much power to-day to interfere wi,h
Russian serdomas with Virginia slavery vet this f
gse "a" was direct and positive attempt to interfere
. involve this Government and the people Of the free
States IN supporting slavery.
Nothing could have been further from the thong hts
OF those who framed the Constitution. Ia thar f,op
veniion, Dir. GoUverBeur Morris said that .she uf,,r
'00'.id concur IN EPDidiag domestic siarery So say l.
ana so say our people Of the North. We never will
concur N oPholding that institution. MIR. Morris ad-
Geo. IN IS nefarlylss rtlfisa. Il was the curse Of
heaFen upon the States M which il existed'
4 30 We say. II is upon those States. Ir,t the
curse theirs not oars, and viii not share in it
our iugiIye law shall not compel us 10 share in it
Our fathers would not consent 10 be involved IL h.
crimes-we will not.
Mr.. Gerry, OF Massachusetts, said: ssWbile we had
nothing 10 do with slavery in the States we shood ~
careful TO lend no sanction it," Sir we will end no
sanction to 1t, nor shall your fugitive law compel rs 10
sanction IT, Mr. Dickinson sthpugbi II a rr,,sr s,I
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