The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-28

Of the liabilities entaed by the for years,
hoping that the investigation may induce the public 10
attribute the results Of wing extravaganza to the conn
uing effects of democratic war.
We close our remarks the treasury report for The
present. We shall embrace an early opportunity to ex
anime its reasoning with regard to trade and revenue.
The People Speaking indiana.
During the recess Of Congress Mr. Julian, free. soil
member OF the present Congress, visited the several
ties OF his district and addressed the people the sub
ect OF the fugve-sl slave law He advised them to get
up Indignation meetings, pass resolutions condemnaory
OF the law and to resist its execution. In pursuance of
this suggestion, it appears that meeting was first
held at Greensboro, in Henry county, Indiana, which
is the hot bed OF abotionsm in the State The meet
ing was addressed by Henry c. Wright, OF Philadel-
delphiaa wandering abolition lecturer, from the school
OF Lucretia Mott. But this mere village messing !;
and to give importance and consequence grand rally
was appointed to take place at New Castle. the county
seat, on the 5th of December instant. The whole
people, without regard to party distinctions invited
to be present and participate. The day came, and the
people came Wings, democrats, and ree.soilers
there The wings and democrats united and secured the
organization OF the meeting which resulted in the
throw Of sosm, and the adoption of sound
vave resolutions We copy the following proceedings
from the New Castle Courier, (whig.)
In this instance the people of Indiana have acted
wisely A sentiment has gone abroad in our country
that no one has right appear at public meeting who
does not belong to the organization which called the
meeting This sentiment may be right when confined 10
certain limits but when mischevous faction attempts
to avail itself OF it, the time has when good men
should cease TO recognise it, For many years past the
ba.c in ndy;l
lagos and no one being presentbut rabd fanatics,
utions Of the dangerous and disoganizng charac
ter have been adopted. and forth as evidences Of
public sentiment in the locality from whence they ema-
nate. By this means. the public mind has been i'm
posed on and ncacuabe mischief has resulted from the
imposition We are, therefore, glad TO sec that in ind-
ana new and just precedent has been set We hope il
may be followed up in the whole North and Northwest
80 that whenever there is convocation OF dangerous
dsorganizers the good people will assemble in force and
vote them down, and send forth evidence OF healthy
public sentiment and the hot blasts which come from
fends and fanatics.
From New Castle Courier
Alta meeting Of the citizens Of Henry county. without
distinction OF party, hold at the couIhonse in New Castle
Saturday, the 9th of December, 1880 kby adjournment
from Gfeensboro0 for the purpose Of considering the
prciy OF altering, amending, or repeating the fugitive
slave law recently enacted by Congress- the following pro
ceedir RS took places
Dr. joel Reed called the meeting ORDER stated is object
gave his opinion relative to the law and without further
izaiion, moved adjournment; which motion
opposed by M Bundy. esq, and meeting refused to
adjourn wherenpon, =
was called the chair, and E. B. Marndae appointed
secretary. ~ =,
following gentlemen a coinine draught resolutions
pressive Of the sense Of the meeting to wits Bundy
some tme returned with the following resolutions, whch,
motion Of E. johnson, were read and adopted sepa-
l. Resoped That the American people, bound together
BY kindred blood and common language, will ever cher.
by the blood OF their iorefahe
and that all attempts to violate It's integrity, % disturb the
promises upon which IL Is based, should be promptly
Rs,oved Tina, the measure, recently adopted by Con-
gres the adjustment q the dangerous and exciting
topics which they embraced though not free from imper
Ss da az os
ae9uissce therein and carry them out IN good iah.
bsr, and that 10 sci q, defiance the laws, either BY
popular violence military desPosm, snt-republican
nr received the constitutional sanction Of shortly Of the
peoples representative should be resisted In in cxecu
,solvsd That the right OF master to pursue and claim
his fugitive within Territory State where slavery
Is secured 10 him by tie constitution OF the
Unisd States and good citizens should faithfully OBJ
all constitutional enactmenn made by Congress 70 Ia
s. Rsoived That however much nsy deprecate slave
ry moral and political evil Congress has right to
Received That prefer peace, good order, and
qufy among the members Of this concdersoy agta-
ton elimination, and disturbance, and that desire to
sos the time speedily when all the citizens Of this
Union shall recognise and treat each other brothers
T. Rssoved That opposed to the doctrine Of tramp
ling under loot enacted by the majority Of tho peo
pes but prefer the sure, safe, and
Rentler Of amping the lswmaker under foot by
sen. operation Of the balloboz, and thereby securing
the end by different means
8. Raoiped. That fully approve the action Of those
and In Congress whose and
votes have been for calculated
peace and harmony the country, and ranquize the pub
lie mind.
We are gratifed 10 learn, by telegraphc despatch