The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-22

,A., persist % bI..siag Up he a0. s.ssed eoysa.a and
assl provisions Of justice and the constitution. We
Pee thoroughly with our neehboI Of tho Times when
bs Ssbs.,sly rspsar Ihs in our win supply
~ rue test Of the question whether the people Of the
nois and southern sasescan live tossher under com
"'' From the Richmond Republican.
p.,r.L or TEE FueITIvK-sLAvELAw we thai num-
M Fugitive law express tho hope that will be re-
isd NJ the next session OF Congress- It's well that the
GO" TINS journal been and Is devoted the Union OF
60 states and may therefore claim to be more than the
OF the agtyesve law viii and ought to lead 70
au,on OF Union. The question before tho peo-
pie Of the % the North when the linton was formed
vs. nh refused that time form the Union unless
nom service should be delivered up on claim OF The
v 10 whom service might be due. The question for the
Nop preadces reap the rich
" Union OF States shall we sacrifice
onI prpudces and refuse to enter into partnership
mich recognises human beings property, and demands
Tusto deliver them uP when they fly from service The
S,d 70 sacrifice their prendices their interests and
accept constitution which imposed upon them the duty
ss question now arising in the North Is substantially
hs ssme except that IL sopeadds the guilt Of
w. 30 many rich advantages The question for the
North L. Shal We perform the duty upon condition Of
Ioionf or shall refuse to perform part OF the
nst and absolve the other party from all allegiance
,rua deciar by the North that lis people would
"a, ne orm Of the planest and most unequvoca du.
~. which 10 enoined by the constitution. That law
So more efficient Of enforcing the constitutional
as snee right to recapture fugitive slaves than
. .n rejection Of the cons,a,on would be instantly
sssed by every southern man as avual dissolution OF
r. show how universal public sentiment in the South
upon subject we may mention that similar opinion
oos of he mos, prominent and intelligent whE gentlemen
Of western Virginia who has all his life been de-
friend 70 the % s
DEVOTION o.. NJ n Of The Wmot Provo 70 new Territories
law would be followed by the dissolution Of
lhs Union 10 fact there Is bn, one opinion In Virginia
believe that law win bs repealed And We may also de-
clare parry matter what its title It's other pot
y II, dssas which iavors that repeal The men who sus
ain constitution and the Union the patriots whose
We e dea a0a a1a "
| liberty.
We subjoin to these articles from Virginia an extract
from the West-,he Louisville (Kentucky) Democrat
The reader will that without tbs slightest connexion
with each other these journals Of different sections and
politics. too conducted by the similarity Of views
he same result:
From Louisville (Ky) Democrat.
The Ss faction saE up in ts
great objection Is, that il will the purpose
snded 1t breaks the hidingPace for runaway slaves
the States We have great confidence that the
Of the people will regard their constitutional obligations,
and therefore the law will remain with no alteration
impair It's efficiency. We regard the upon this
law a. the sxpe of the Union. The propo-
sion repeal direct attempt 10 Iepudiae Of the
terms Of the Unon and without which IL would have
been formed Il alleged that the bill allows trial
negro for his freedom This s mere insult to the slave
States the negro has every facility for trial for his
tredoin he claims right to IT, None ready
anxious punish the kidnaPpe than the people Of
The slave States
We observe the outcy against the law arises entirely
the fact that it cannot be evaded. The runaway
cannot be hid with inpuniiy and the proposition
peal il Is an mpertinen admission Of determination TO
Of the obligations OF the Union. Il is quite
baeaced to be tolerated and regret giving
% This agitation who ought 10 have more sense They
certainly do not reflect upon what they are doing The
Union q bargain between white If the North do
stick it, let them say So and let who
are disunionists In fact