The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-30
LATER FROAI BusTON.


iser, and elegraphic despatch from the New York Jour-
nal of Commerce, show that the attempt of few ana-
cal madmen TO nuiy the fugitive slave law in Boston
rs not yet abandoned. more disreputable trick than
that OF arrestng witness for sandering fugitive slave
in saying that he had stolen himself is not within the
power OF conception lawyer who would advise such
arrest must be ignorant of law he is lost to all
Of professional duty The words imputed to the wit
would not be Islander il uttered thousand times
To say that they would be is absurd as to charge
with Islander for saying Of another, "He is guilty Of
murder--for he murdered a mad dog"
If the houses barricaded and furnished with arms
and ammunition, becomes the authorities 10 look to it.
Shall the process OF the law be abused silence wit
nesses and the officers OF the law be buied and cowed
down by band of armed negroes in the capital Of New
England Is this the law loving. the law abiding city
Of Boston, Let the question now be presented Shall
the laws or mob Of armed negroes yield We trust the
enforcement Of the law is in hands that will not finch
from their duty We presume the President Of the Uni
ted States will examine the whole matter, and see that
''the laws be faithfully executed"
From tho Boston Advertiser. +.
FuorrrvE-sLAvE ExcrTEMgNT-During Friday aherooon
and Saturday, thee .ment in this
aroused by the that has been made under
the fugitive sa We law We believe the fact be that
been issued, but that his yet been
made foolish attempt TO obsuct the direct action of The
aud increase the agitation vi the public this
citing matter made Saturday by the arrest Of
y Of one Of the alleged iugises He was taken apo"
civil for slanderng coored manhe ground OF
cass him Of Stealing himself The damages were laid al
10000, but the accused readily found bail
my telegraph to the N. Y. journal OF Commerce.
BosToN, Oct. Is.
The FuGrrvE.sLAvE ExcIrKmENT-No arrest OF fugitive
slaves has yet taken place, and the city quiet although
incendsry handbils posted about the streets. VIM
hst has MARTY Ss IN oo e" a.
charge OF SANDER In Stating that Gratis guilty OF thet
rested on Saturday afternoon SANDER here
his private business, and called on by Hughes
The Vigilance committee has been increa,ed to 100 c.
g. Long and other leading lawyers have volunteered de-
quiet at his house in Sonthac street The houses ia this
part OF the city becaded, and plentfuly provided
with arms and ammunition.
The HOUSE OF FUGITIVE oAsrLg.-The
Boston Journal states that ON inquiry of the marshal
Judge Sprague has ntmaed that the for the
serving officer will be justified in breaking open
the door OF any dwelling house that every dwelling
ever is confined 10 the dwelling house or house where
sleeps, and to his place Of business I, I. also
confined TO the door this is LETT open, IL the
door,
From tbe Baltimore Clipper.
Excitement BosroS.--It seems that writs been
rho reside Boston, aud open resistance the
OF the law threatened by both whites and blacks
the fugitive law will will be carried effect
that III the law shall be successfully resisted then
will become the duty OF the southern States In the
premises, and TO act with energy and decision. Three
points will be Tor the consideration Of the South
Wis refuse TO the manufactures Of Massacnu-
send sufficient number OF armed men TO that
the shall be duly enforced future secede
the Union We satisfied that the South will not
quietly submit the notification OF the law, and
nsa. a are BE- ob heir 10
ton to the Law Of the land We the advocates
the Union buff the North undertakes 70 set at defiance
rights Of the South In accordance with the constitution,
be obvious that the Union has Jailed OF the
pose for which organized, and that the South viii
have sefdefence. Our advice would be- that the
South resolve deal with the citizens oil State
where the ingl,ivc.slsve law shall DC necessarily resisted
would destroy their commerce and manufacturers and
make them anxious rid OF fugitive slaves than
i'm annually OF the manufactures Of Mssa
and the withdrawal oil this custom would make
thousands insolvent who now fourishing And why
should IL not be withdrawn such proceeding be neces
ssry bring the abolitioniss OF that State to sense
Of right and justice Why should Baliimoreans send
encourage labor Of Massachusetts, whilst Boston
from us our properly, Notwithstanding the con,
stituon and laws say that II shall be restored 20 us
We would do everything reason 10 preserve the Unlon
bur would not submit robbery and degradation Ouf
northern ielowczcns have the question OF preserving the
~ oonsdsaoy a pe continued or be- dissolved
by their II they determined 10 rcsst the execu
ton fugitive.ssve law then they resolve that the
Union shall be continued and upon their own heads
Should the execution Of the law DO defeated by com
bnson 81 negroes and any person engage 70 the rsS's a.
find recamatons backed BY hundreds OF souhern
er armed 10 MAINTAIN the Law, and 70 teach negroes and
who aid them Lesson wsG IN n nsr % usasbs
anxiety.