The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1850-03-23

S.h e'em we must hunt sor other csuses ,hsn
III. Ar 70 justify dissolution of his Un,cn
Ano'her charge against US Is, that we nerm;,
.n1 i;.;. Pefa'louate the country, iocturag on alb
',,'.a' nsSu' mus increasing the prejudice already
existing against the institution Of s,ayerr Tp..y
are such men, no doubt, Nv mind rars,, "a ~.
lnst now-one who. IN that way hss probshlv
exercised more influence in The Moth thtn III ~
o'her ant slnvety lecturers put ,oga,Ler. Sa,,
ih'h Is Casslus NJ Clay. a citizen 0. fAe slavaho,l
inS state Of Kentucky When our .ou,I,a,,
trends will agree to zeal lis mouth on ,,e, s,,n.
Jeet or contine his Efforts to tac Southern s,s,e.
where he belongs. it viii be time enrush for us If
ue Nor'h to set about leyisins some mode Of con
nu'US 'uherant lecturers, or prescribing snhiec,
,' uie exercise OF their eloquence n.iyht men.
'!'h other lecturers of the same sort IN Olc,,
tie North is indebted to tic ,..,e STATE. ryt !,
Is unnecessary.
y l. also made a matter of ncrps,.o, ,.;
'he iree states, that ann slavery ,rssa.s ,re l,,
up there and that the papers supnliad hv IL,
are circulated throughout the Northern s,n;as al
even hito the Southern, aud tins i, ON. ~ ~.
I'nHp'e cause, which ren Ter Il neceSscr,. M a..
tabll>h "sou'heru runf-dcrtcv" v-li,b .iorIs
brace just exactly the fifteen s,rveIol lir t.ota.
ana no more. We csnnot dcnv, Nr CI,irm,,,
u't SUCH papers do circulate quite extensively in
'"iHe portions Of the free States AMI son,c ~
Ue'n, PrbablY, may b, found even south Of Mlso,
.ni pN"ns line have paper Of ;.st 5harne
,' y" my d'sk now. Here IL is, sir Holding it
up II Is fair looking paper, Mr. Cb,r,no, .
and observe that its articles are writ,e, ,rit,
great power Rut assure You, sir. it /, f.arf,u,
severe on slavery And it rr,,llatos extens;yn,v
u' 'he North, too; the number nu' b. Ing he's am
''iu IMAM fourteen thmsenl weekly; br.ilss SOM.
thousands which f1G M9.r rag itn tle .lsv,bolL
ln2 states. Now can imagine ijl. Won .,,,,.,.S'.
tins paper to be published ia Vernon: Y,si.,n
iiis'ahth sir, ltIs not r:u,,h.4 there nrrIr
-AHN.achlscttS nor even North # ,ias.D IN. Inv,
on Inc Il Is prbllshed on slave trrrjtorv s.,
i'g.t here IA SIGHT If this Capitol and ol,rc.t
Ml'hh SOUND Of my voice. Right here sir Yr,.,
Si'e I very spot from which The gentleman r-o.,
in "'onn" Mr' tlhgman, i mt coirg :. I've
driven beeauSe it ia his "s,a,e fe,,i..yyo7 y.,
Gentlemen Of the South, from vcur c,rn ,,,ii.,.
from the very doors of your houses. srrro,,n1,i
w your s,'Ne population d. Won send firth .,,.i'
slavery papers. IN number more than fr,r,.c,
thousand per wetE to G,lCg, the N1r.h auA nan.
u'actLre Pu5.c sentiment tlerr Th.B yo,. ,,eLs
'ne circulation OF these papers and tie lrevurn,e
OF a sentiment which they cannot bat eny.njer a
preteNt for oyerthrowing tiis Government n.
Iehce your own abolition presses: keen for Won,
own Use the fourteen THOUSAND Abortion ,anAr,
winch Won weekly distribute among ,he ,n' n o ~
thc North, and then claim i ynu viii tlrt the cy.
Stence of abolition presses IT. Il, rec STATE. /,
Jusl'hcahon to You fer disso'y!n- the Uuion
remember, also, that there -7ss ar-'he- .-e.
ton for some time iH EeDr.'-
NJ. BRowN We DESTROYED il
MT. BissELI- So you did bv vio'cnra P.th,,
your own laws and the decision Of y,.,, own r,rr,
you were punished for IT, Ioa were conpc!4i
tolnake compensation in dluaras Toy vo,,, !,,i.,
act, Now, ! ask our soG.htfn lncG !. IN All yool
leeihg' u tlrY can justlr urge a. reason for dis
S"'NHiE We lH'on hLnOYanV,s Corsrup.nt tr,o,
STATE Of ti'in-, in the free states With tbet c.
not prevent At their own Guort'
We are net by the gentleman from North Car
o.hA with a"othnr dl.irl,ry, for vii.i be- Lol-.
ue north responsible IL, sn.,csts tia. -. IN.
'I'a'uE aniI slavery s"ntimc., in ,he north VIII
prevent the President ir'u appointing -layclo,I-
Ii' 10 ".'eo For the present l,t single fac. nj.
lay til" gentleman fears The p,,s,.i,,.,. b.,
y o'e. gwen 10 NE slhYehoiGut states during fu,-
ty'eiglt "' the last sAty ycars And th,s. TOO
though the white popoatcu OF tre s'av, ho,,l,p,
S@'e>, has rarely # 90, aiy time cA.ac,led one,
nan tn"i .. ur Tree states. Ci tie f.ryi.n miss
IONS oi az grades, 1"orr ugnG mrig. Ia have been
h"TNtnh." eG tie otilCr' N tne army and nav.
u VIII bn IuiI 'at cons .rrHg 'u. r,. .tiYs nan
ulation Of the free and sluyeho.,an, yt.,c,. a;
least three ont ut five have lcen riyen IA, th,
south. How Is it at ths very moment. sir wbi,,.
these very complaints Of outrage insults tyranny
and loss ii office are being madef Wity, sir. the
Iroaldcrt--a majority of tie Cabinet majority
OF our foreign ministerial majority Of the mem.
oers OF the supreme Court and tie Presiding oti
Ger and clerk of this Hou5,--aru southern men
mad Shareholders Does not this sati,iy tn, Cen.
ilcnan from North Caroiinat Surely he uipbt
THIS suDIpr, rpst M, 4.
ty gravcly set forth in that gentleman, speech
ought, perhaps, TO notice with becoming serious
ness, allude to the refusal ut the New England
pi''stsr 10 take the southern gentleinans arm -
That was wrong unqrrstonably But th,t,
these Yankee girls are very independent. and vii
do Just rs they please-as some Of u. have learn
ed from very painful personal experience ButI
do not think that dissolution of the Union Mood
follow as q necessary consequence lti,auroner
subject for negotiation. And q. the lad, rnnaot
fH to perceive toy this time that she j. in danger
u 1ecors!"., srconI Ac'a, sLc will doubtless IL.
more yielding
Another clargc against the free STATE, is That #
aiding fugitive slave, To- make their escape. lhq,
We have vicious people a. well ss drlu!cl prop.
among u-, We d"not dcuy: and that they have ai,.
ad slaves to cude the pursuit of their owners. l..
regret 90 say, more than probable Such .ris
are not in con,om,uce with the spirit Of our Con
'tltnton, aud they tend directly to dc,,.ov ,hsl
good neigh1orhu"d among the people and tls
states "t tbs Union, which eycrN uu, hearted
uetican desires tu cultivate. llp.y are acts II
sainst the Constitution aud for tNr p,u! si.ne!t,f
Which the General Cuyernen, ought 10 rr,yij,
hope such prOyi ion will be- made b, tirr IN,
close of tilS session Il need not be expected
il weyer thot any human laws however ,ir,,ily
enforced will wholly rcmcdy this evil There nr,