Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-07
VOL. XXVIl.--NO. 80.

ran,p'r'cd 10 other markets without The Dtrc, Of Cs-
lumhia
The hts ni these resDuiirns Mr. President 10 some.
what dhafeni angnag" asserts substantially no uthrr
princinn han ha which was asserted by the Srnsso IT
no United Safes twelve years ago. upon iu,ions
"hlrh iien offered. aud which passed. at leaAt III.
Wtncnlat resolution passed-by maJuliy of fur fitls
:" ne N"na1s hllda to the resolninn presented by
me IN ls3s. shall moi enarge that ieslution; IL
'peae. f ilsei II declares that h' institution nf slavery
Shinld not be abolished IN the District of Columbia
"ihou The concurrence II three cnditons.; first ihs
assent Z" Narynndi second. the assent II the peopls
VIM" 'ne iPs,f'ct; and thrd compensation 10 the
""ne'S oi e slaves within The District fr their prU-
re,W'
ne nes resolution proposed deserves passing re-
marx. II Is That tho s've trade within the District
ooah I" be hh''shed, pt"hlbtsd do not mean by that
''e a'nalnn ana lfatset of slaves tom the nhabans
"''"'' 'e 'S"'e, In" sale ny one ne'ghbor u an
' :" 'siiNe "orh 'ne ono owns anu the offer wants.
li' 'nenah" may perhans De pu' along with his wife,
' ""e WIN hrf husband. do not mean 10 touch nj
' "e Ist"n 81 me raht "i property IN slaves anongst
e,F'l' | ''g w'hn .'e i's'rc hnt he slave trade 10
"nfn 'eief was, 'h'nk, pf"n"uneei an ah'mnaton
h'9e man ihlr'y years AGO. by one ot the most gifted
aho 'suesnsh'd sons ~ virginia ihe ae Mr. kand,ph.
Ana VINO Is 'h"ie thai Is not shocked Mt i,s enorniiyf
~" F." - g'ea, mistake NJ ne NOM, " They supose
ha g'hian''n ''Vlna In the slave States l"ik nppn ono
""'T' i'e"''' uan"f III slaves win any particular ia-
WI w "haeesS' ihey ara ~ en-s1nie''nss nnJnstly.
pe1nols-eNe"''d 'rnm soen' m'arc"nrse have
n'"" "'"' m'ho'an'e ihs'a"ces n' 'is sr' Du',
''" "h'i y 'h,s 'faaof IL ~ g"a1 deal hmird sce
e ~ Tue lnfuoh :" 'he Di>fc' lrnefly be-
n'RoP " fg'aa, iheie arc hleNsndna, k,chuwnd.
'e'''"ug au N"r"'h san'h o' Tue Potomac. ana bal
uhoe Aehap'' anu rerhais other rts, north o thu
to'onho L. the s'nee deale. wlo chooses tn cllect
ns saves IN N'fen'n and Maryland, gn'o these phccs;
e' ~" hn come here nnd esahsh his jnls aud put IN
MS ''',"s' a' sometimes sh'N inc sr'slbiltrs "i onr
nature ny lang 'fal" "i slaves passing ihiohgh tht
.''"r ,'o"o'a '"m 'hs IaP'''' u me honte ~ IN.
Nn'e' Ma0isf"t 'h nne "' mo most g'nfons II pnhcs
nm ever eMsel why shn'j he not do ~ Sir, an
sure speah me senneolsai ai every s'n'hern man. aud
every man coming 'fan TIE sav" aes. when say let
h'm'pale, aud hlt II is NJ nhdnla ni thu there 10
40 occasion ir II II aneh n niger Ia be leta'ed.
e seventh te+lhlh fnlates 10 SUBJECT embraced
~ W ~" "ndes e1h"ldeisilh by The oenaie. u -
III "o"s
1h Resolved 'Iha, rnre piTnc,nal rrovision OUGHT
he made hy law ace inp l., the rl,aot of ll,a
cmstuiian f,r the reNilniiin and delivery uf psfsous
hannl setv.e or lahnf In any at. VIII, mny es,an.
into any other Sat, az rsuit1ry in The nun
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ana on hesoheh. lha' 'nngfess has M power to
pfono"' of "n4f"r' Tue 'tade ~ slaves between The
slaN'"o'u,n' oa"s on 'a' NE admission or exclusion
nj slaves Brought iIom one into ahorr OF them, de-
ieho' exclusively upon thef own pifiiculat law.
II is obvious thai legislation is necessary or intend
ed 10 follow thu, resolution. II merely asserts truth
established by the highest authority Il Nv in this conn
try aud in rniiy with that decision irus, there will