The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-24

speet and OF sincere Affection and II framed 90
sniy upon the basis OF conpromiss, concession,
respect and Affection can II be sustained and
3. Resolved, That through the combiuei assnc, Of
Southern ultraisn and Northern fanatacism oar be-
loved country recently brought to the verge OF
dissolution and ruin and war On est graft lie Is
Justly due to those patriotic statesmen whose wise
couhssls have conducted US through this the darkest
hour Of peril In safety that cordially approve
those measures they have passed which settle forever
the vexed questions growing out OF late territorial
acquisitions and that we recognize in their action
that spirit OF cancellation and compromise by which
alone In 80 dangerous crisis, the government OF our
fathers could still be preserved government sstao
euceess.n
entire North we cannot look upon the institution OF
slavery with other feelings than those 81 rgre yet a,
citizens OF the United states az OIt
where the constitution has len Ito the states where
RssoSei, That the Fugitive Slave Law recently
enacted by Congress based upon. ana elementary
to- the act OF l79 passed by those who assisted in the
formation OF the constitution and signed by the i'm
mortal Washington is, in ths opinion OF wi,est
staesmen and most profound jurists. constitutional
and accordingly binding upon all the people OF ths
nation; and while recog nice TO the fullest extent
the right OF the people to call for the motif alton
repeal Of this or any other enactment, yet, as law
abiding and order loving citizens, capnst encou-
rage any irregular opposition to ts acknowledged
thority or eountenancs any attempt to resist ts
outon; that entertain respect for the
those zealos and thusissts who set up af Get
TO set up, their own private console paramoua
10 the copsttutlon laws or their country hat
opposed to qualification at the North ell the
South, and that know OF security for life ber-
ty or property but In the absolute supremacy of la
o. Resolved That inasmuch as fapstcism 10 striv-
Ing 10 enkindle anew sectiossl animosty sni desg
log and misguided men, ssizing upon every plausible
preteXt criticzing harshly and ami Justly giO
rogs constitution aud speaking With contempt OF tae
uOn, and, fOrgttfu OF all those idess OF enlarged pa
tiotsm that gowed brightly 10 the breasts Of the
Uunders Of our government, are eutangeripg, in the
pursuit Of idea the peace and harmony OF these
stes, this is time, or all others, when should
member EBd observe tho sentiments and advice of
u father OF his cOuntry-thGt the name Amer
ut always AIEays exslt the just pride OF patris
than any nppeaton derived from local discri-
Jai-aiious' !" that the American people should
.ish cordial, babitusl and INN vabe attac
% The Union watching fer its preservation with jea-
louS anxiety; discountensncins whatever may sug.
grst ever tuspicior. that 1t in any event, be
Abandoned aud indi guantly frowninE upon the 6rst
daWEing Oi\every attempt to ALLEVIATE ny portion of
country from the rest, to enfeeble the sacred
I.-s which now liak together the various psrtsn
Daring the Rsding Of The fifth resolution, some
ole cried out " No such things" but the interrup-
tl,n was pr npuy seRced