The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-14

scrbed by written laws, plain thar no sane man nj
This 90. readers will peresive, quite dieren, from tia
British and other European consl,iaton-. which are ~
Section . OF Gle i defines the pow-r Of Con.r...
briefly and clearly that we exuae, II snurrly.
III unnecessary for us repubsh The section lpo.
Article 2defn~s the Presidents power, aud dus e. ~
. beside our immediate purpose to-day, articles
Articles and contain the provisions now assailed IL
tanatcism and faction The former treats OF the udcisr
and the latter Of Ssa'. rights The former defines Iss
SIZE III. Treason sgainst the United States shan
consist only In evying war against then in sdhsnE
their enemies, giving them aid and comfort No poIs
shall be convicted OF unless the Testimony al
TWO witnesses to the same overt act confession open
And artics tseetion y defines "lhe State rsh,,,.
now 70 question, 10 these wordsi 49, ~ ii IN
other crime VINO shall flee o,n Justice and he os .SH
another State, shall demand Of Tho executive autho,y
OF me state from which no ted be delivered up, be e
moved 70 the Stale having jurisdiction Of the crime
" NO person held to service labor in State uu.
quence Of any law regulation therein be discbsrsed @
snch service or iabor but shall be delivered up on claim Of
This latter provision contain. ths whole duly Of =,
American citizen who has o uphold hi cons,u
Welded w. NJ. only Rs ss~e, but ss sn :asss s
nred apprentice, AMI the oato of legal Contracts unds
which they have escaped And the locality q Ss e from
has shadow Of right to inerfee they hsve no discIe
plain and imperative While the Union lasts undel ~
constitution. must be enforced; and terrible 10 crn
1
Whom do we find making light Of this Union and il, con-
stulionl In seven out Of the ultra ihsols,
o B.n her India s. m
they 70 s c ss
whose gifted land their Britain props mp the temple
Buda and whore she has Subsidized the priests Of Jngger
nau and wheels Tor his from the Chrsiss
forges OF Birmingham They would the community
treason for some score Of coored gyes they t
mute and nsensibe-nay satisfied and In admiration
Of Engand-whe Of thousands Of her white fugitive,
land upon these shores, ILL abused In body and morv
darkened In intellect even than the The deuc,ou
of the finer material OF manhood exces tumult Tor
done by the Old England Tor whose faines. word Of
praise these conspators would dissolve the Union IL hey
could.
show me your company. and III tell you wha, you
sh lord or commoner i. found ID their midst snco"rasas
their designs and fostering their insanity man Of I'M
Eagand For seventy years she has aborsd hard TO d
solve this Union and such man, who be dsclamed
We @
allowed hisslf take this position. He knows well thai
lance against the North, and into cotton compact
with any day, in which the negro question would weigh
Sa 0f Hs we he here 20 ne $
parliamentary recess. and gather wreath ag.inM the
opening Of the next session which shall smell swee. Ws
bosom OF Babyon he comes 70 go back and take credit
Tor boldness which, stripped Of It's gavsnc gliding un.
out TO be only very common sort OF assurance.
We have wished that in The hands Of the Legislators and
Judiciary Of the Union the entire discussion Of this slavery
to tie result but rather fom doubt to right
debate IT, We still most sfenuously wish to II th
legal tribunals OF the country, from which ought
have dragged But men will nss bringing into
streets. newspapers, and the pnpis Of the North
Ii they will cabal TO violate the constitution--evrn
should longer remain passive For than five year
dwet beneath the standard Of the States united
and we owe tho allegiance which due protection
No peope-not the natives Of New Engand-haye
greater interest in the preservation Of the Union than The
Ces in America. What we got from EnRlsnd We
have here-equal laws and equal justice. And now IT, q
the tsct ancient AM inplacabe enemy wsay
Of the slower effects of corruption and hattery about
undermine this Union-our refuge, liberation, and feis
then tue IRISH in Ainerca-as mass, as one manmun
choose their under he constluItIon. Tue Union
homes, sursxes and wages the Union gives peace,
plenty, and equay the Union protects our aas. conisn
lands, accepts services In and and d
Gates children The Union abolished the local psecu
tons of the Plans and the Huguenots in Maryland and
Mas,achusetts The Union burns no convents sacks ~
lis sacred teachec BY the Union, therefore, We, TOO
ISLAND fall, survive or Persh and with Andrew Jack
son, motto people IL, TIKI UNoN-fT NrsT AND
SHALL NIX fREsgRvKD." 81 asss SIX.