The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-05


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The comica The serious and the ludicons with the haas
they weni and the certainty process could
be served without bIoodhed overcnme their obst
upon by a large and respectable committee.
Knight and Hughes are said be men Of allow descrip
ea,msn than they received These various anest.
ever were not made BY the legal oSnmi,,ss oa. Were The
upon ,smselyss The COMMITTEES Were p,sp.tsd % serve
men bs arrest should IS made and thus 10 aiss an issue
between the State and national tribuna They also pro-
lion whether the certificate Of the commissioner will
ride the civil Of the State, made for other
na charge for violent assaults with dangerous weapons I'll
he used Them, and thus raise the final question Of
fcate of the II other criminal charge
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Massachuse't account Of the invadiy Of his slave
Thee various technical obsuuctons and con.rlvancss
Were raised not against the constitution but against the
no more ,ban he oons,",ou rsoui,es no LEGAL rsssDnes
would have been made excep, the real Issues between
how they distinguish between the constitution and a
sa'ntea They only receive the simple idea that without
sister may be snacsd from each oihsr and from
hone and hurried into captivity in AN unknown and
tile land
There that the President has authorised the
70 p0y portion standing e enforce
he has done or intends to do any such thing He knows
o oa me whole standing army .. the United States which
mans outer door civil process punish" any
THE above letter comes from responsible source and
may be relied npon Us correct statement OF this unsuc-
TRiB
We find the following letter in the Baltimore Sun, and
can state that have reason to believe that. in
the man. the facts are correctly detailed We glad
to that spirit Of energy anmates the executive pro-
ceedings in this Boston affair We hope there is mis-
understanding in the business We also learn that two
additional companies have been ordered TO Boston from
the lake frontier This looksas il the President was in
earnest We still think he should issue precautionary
procamationsuch in the general tone and purpose. as
that Of President Washington. issued the 7h Of Au
gust 1894 1t is singular to observe, upon reading this
procamaton how exactly similar the circumstances were
in that to those existing in Boston would only
require the alteration Of few and places and the
title of the law assaed, to make that proclamation suit
the present exgency There another why such
step should be promptly adopted and that is the fact
that similar combinations OF insurgents, on smaller
SCALE exist in other places and will be likely create
trouble and boodshed. unless they are dispersed and
overawed. We again most respectfully urge this
measure the attention of the Executive as an
act Of prudence and moderation, which would prob
ably all distractions in the way OF executing
process, if the rioters and insurgents required
10 dsband forthwith. and desst from further menaces
and outrages. The celebrated poet once said that
discretion is the better part OF valor" In such an
emergency the present the maxim should be reversed
and would be emphaticaly If read that paor
the better part Of disrstion" vgor now will save
the Union--the want Of il put in jeopardy We will
add here, that il is believed the statement made
by the correspondent oil the Sun is mainly correct
with qua6cafon-that the troops Florida and near
the lakes ordered TO concentrate early pract
cable Boston, while those al nearer points are
directed to be ready to move two days notice We
trust this prompt step will convince the insurgents Of
Boston that they stand in dangerous attitude towards
the government, and will lead to their speedy dispersion
and overthrow We hope il will also give confidence to
the friends Of the Union at the South and strength to
those at the North. and that il win eectualy curb the
revolutionary spirit displayed. and prevent any tmsute
among the factious and ill-disposed maconients:
tcous.pondsno. Of the Baltimore SUM-
WARRINGTON, Nov 3
Importsni Order Of e President Concentration Of In
fantry and Artillery at Boston. Declarations of the
Presidsnt--Union or Disunion
The President yesterday orders for the immeda,e
Of the dispossbc force Of the w. s. artillery
aod infantry in Boston harbor There E troops
Al Fort Independence and the companies al Fort Preble
Maine at Newport, New York harbor Fort MoHenry and
Fortress Monroe, ordered that station All troops
that be spared from Florida and Of those
been Texas for the defence Of tho frontier
ordered to Boston The larger portion Of the army 10
ployed In Caons, New Mexico, and Texas probnb
not than ten twelve companies be spared
for service In Boston. Seven eight panes will
concentrated Mt Fort lndepcndence within two days
THIS important TO have been suddenly
determined upon, and In consequence OF information
ceved by the Executive from the 8. marshal Boston
To show that II scmplatcd Friday be
mentioned that the roopsn Florida ordered
TO Texas, but the next day they ordered Boston
The President and than Der of his cabine
sttuonai and legal enforce the the
fugitive law This demonstration In regard Boston will
serve 70 satisfy the public mind North and South, tina, the
President really determined he is TO enforce
| the law, regardless of ali consequences
The movement In regard TO the threatened resistance 10
Boston IL, OF course one Of precauon against sudden
surecton The presence Of respectable regular force
any Violence and twill also be useful in aid
out to sustain the law. The flying artillery would soon
clean those dirty narrow, turbulent streets, where so
ourn the negroes and the fugitive slaves fortified and
barrcadcd As an incpen measure that OF the President
ton which cannot properly be issued until of ro
sistsnce, well ms threat, has occurred.
But there 10 danger that military force will
in this be necessary The people OF Boston will zee
ecu,ed without hndersnce their lsw-sbiding oonmu
nifty IL the community 10 disposed 70 maintain tho law
force will be and if disposed,
viii be useless The question Is simply Of union OF
disunion. s -
The best the Bos,onians in the present crisis
would be hold 4 n Fitcbburg