The New York herald., 1850-12-25
NE WS BY TELB BGRAPH.
Another Greas Union Demonstration.

Another Greas Union Demonstration.
MEETING NEW HAVEN.
New HAVEN, DEC. "a, 1850.
meeting of the friends OF the Union was held this
evening, and was largely attended by Of all par
ties, many of them comprising oldest and most
respectable citizens The Hon. Dennis Kimberly pre-
sided.
The Hon. r. J. IscrRsoL presented the resolutions,
which sbounded with patriotism and determination
80 uphold the laws. They are az follows
Resolved, That we cherish . cordial habitual, AMI
inmovable attachment to the Union and the consti
that rega this MON and It's constitution as
beacon lights, erected by the wisest and purest Of
rom wreck the ark Of liberties and independence
Resolved, That We regard the unity Of government,
people rs the main pillar in the edfce Of eur real in
dependence, the support OF our nqulity at home
OF our peace abroad, Of our safety of prosperity
and Of the very liberty which highly price that 1t
10 the duty Of every good citizen to watch for its pre-
servation with jealous anxiety, discountenancin
any event, be abs Ddoned and Indignantly fro owning
upon the nrst dsSnng Of every attempt to alienate
any portion Of our country from the rest, to
feebls the sacred ties which now link together ths
various parts
Resolved That the constitution Of the United States
IN all its parts ans all its compacts is supreme Law
OF the land whish every citizen and every State is
cut sworn be true and faithful that the nir
ments contained in it, that persons held to servss or
iabor IN one State, under the laws thereof escaping
tnte another State shall be delivered upon claim OF
the party to whom such service or labor nay be due
- Of not ess binding force than the other parts of that
sacred instrument and that the recent act of Con-
gress regarding Iugitives having been passed pur-
susnt to this provision the constitution itself should
De truly ana faithfully sustained by every friend of
that glorious Unep, under which has pleased Pro-
vide nee to favor us with unexsmpled pr osperity.
Resolved Thstwe will abide by, and su port all the
measures OF peace and com promise adopted the
iast session Of Congress we'll for the set
Element OF the boundaries of Texas and for tAe terri
toria Cover nments of Utah and New Mexico and the
act fr the abolition Of the slave trade n the District
OF Columbia as well that which enforcss the const
sptona duty OF turendering fugitive slaves and that
which admits the State OF Cslfornia into this Union
with constitution excluding institution of slave
~; and In view Of the different ties with which those
measures were suirounded, the great length Of tine
which this discussion and examination occupied be-
lore Congress and the country, the dangerous and
threatening agitation OF the public mind which pre-
seded their enactments and the patriotic uutiriu1
and eed exertions of the eminent statesmen
OF both political parties who lsbored season and out
of season for an amicaols adjustment feel 1t be
eur duty to adhsr. to the result Is an amicabe
meht and in principal and ance nal set em snt
OF the dangerous exciting subjects with which the
country had been disturb~d and deprecAte the re-
opening OF questions the m or their
further agitation. a. Unwise. unpstriotc and fraught
n;a, ~ pm 70 the peace, prosperity, and
Resolved That We know u no "hieher law as rule
teo states and We have no sympathy fellowship
Win men who instigate encourage q forcible re-
estsrcs to the constituted authorities of the country
We mold such men to be misc member. of the
community. and justly deserving the severest pen
altiss which the la have provided for their
and that those Who claim TO be to
yield their obedience TO the laws of the land shouid
remove themselves to other ipsti
Sutions they prefer and not avail themselves of the
dement's Of the Unoh, whilst they rspudists its oe
cations.
Resolved That We utterly opposed to all foreign
With political and civil
and when foreign SCENTS or emssariss co me among
US teaching or preaching treason to the govern
they are not entitled TO the hospitalties OF the
Try which they abuse the respect or countenance
~ Ahw abiding people