The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-26

ton, that Is certainly not the fault Of this comprom.s Or
OF the North, but OF Mature And II these Territories AZ
adapted slave labor and southern do not choose y
the fault OF this scheme OF ourselves What ,a,b
there, ihenwhat jasice o tairnessin Major Hubbard.
sweeping assertion that the Compromise gives up sl this
As California; slavery has been prohibited by her peo
pie in forming ,hes constitution, aud by Congress h
I not this Compromise, therefore, thar gives her ap abo
iion In TACT she Is NOT given up 10 abolition al slal
intended that term be understood by his constituent,
The fanatic antsavers feeling Of the North had nolh.
mia Climate md soi natural laws and physical reogrs
ply arranged that matter long before Messr Seward and
hae and tslddings, and Winot ever saw the light We
should like 10 know how Major Hubbard carry SLAVERY
into California, and esablisl II there, H. the face Of The
irrepeaabe nte dict which Nature put upon It's inroduc
lion when The foundations OF her hills laid could
MOI be done, aPprehend-nol NOT II there were
Mi David Hubbard from every congress. iona district IN
tue Union IT, the re believe The climate the
character Of The SOIL and the productions Of New Mexico
Maj Hubbard, with all his ingenuity, invent nosum
winch will work the miracs OF establishing slavery there
flowers Of the uopcs upon the ,opmost Alps The Com
promise bi by s entire silence in reference slavery IN
cple long 10 controversy between Us and the North
the honor Of the South saved and the constitution Of th
The provision Of the Compromise which breaks nm ,bs
dsgacenl slave in the District OF Columbia Major
Hubbard says, Is yielding Congress jurisdiction Of H.
entire subject OF slavery IN that District aud he eems n
consider implied acknowledgment that Congress has
the right abolish there We have aud heard The
suggestion made by Others, and always with surprise
becan there is nothing in il al ALL we thought Major
Hubbard, at least was asute enough discover pro.
hibton Of the trade in slaves merchandise is mere
police regulation II does affect directly remotely the
existence or oonnuance oil slavery as an institution The
power 10 prohibit the trade In slaves, merchandise, and
me power 70 aoo,h slavery are essentially distinct. They
one does not imply recognise The possession Of the other
70 the least extent The legislature Of Alabama has pro
hbited the slave trade in this State leqtsau
abolish slavery here Every knows cannot The
legislature q MARYLAND has prohibited ,he slave trade ,he
Stale OF course i cannot And did Anybody dream
that the exerciss by the legislatures Of these States of
power 70 prohibit the slave trade assertion or re-
cosnon Of their power to abolish slavery We apprehend
not The Compromise bill on this saLjec, is copy the
Maryland law and the passage ofths Compromise would
be admission Of the RICH, Of Congress slavery in
the District q Columbia, then the of the Mary
land law was an admission Of the right of the Legislature
Of Maryland abolish slavery in that State The bin
simply n prohibit. tas bringing Of slaves into the Dsc,
for transportation another Staie"lust snch law as
ona Tyler ne rad, ~hsn he was member Of the
and breaking up billiard tables, cock pitt. ne, &C. ali
se e. land are ~ clear q the
the Compromise isn't worth baubee. The penalty af
liked g obectonabe and we have doubt win be al
tered before the Compromise passes
We have alluded TO these points OF the letter
fair aud llnsy his whole attack upon the Compromse is
have no time OF space 70 pursue the subject further
him equally pontles when subjected the test Of ex
animation But THE play isn't worth the candle"
be ue stated by Major Hubbard, the Conpro,nse
gives up all the vast territory obtained from Mexico and
% lar SCUM as f1cksbufg ab0i
ton, how does il happen that all the abolition
soil members OF Congress- Seward and Hale aud Chase
Giddngs, Tuck, koor, Wilmoi, Nc and all the abolition
AMI free soil politicians Of the Morrill, Garrison, Phillips
Horace Greedy Bryant &c. and all the abolition and free
soil presses OF the Morrill, and all the abolition and
people OF The North, violently oppose IL a complete
abandonment Of the North, as an unconditional sur.
render % the South. and as converting 'rhe ter
rtofy obtained from Mexco' mo pastures slaves
How does thus .happen? II the ompromse gives
up all this vastteroy and all this portion Of Texas
aboon does IL happen Il rece the cordial
support Of such tue heated southern as Thomas
hitchie, and Henry s. Fooie, aud Willie p Mangutn aud
Downs OF Louisiana, and Atchison oil Missouri, Waddy
Thompson OF South Carolina, and Aniew Stevenson and
John Tyler OF Virginia, and Robert Walker Missiysp
p and Cave Johnscn OF Tennessee and Of almost all the poll
tlcans and people Of both parties Virginia
Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Louisiana Pray
how does tins happen Not this charge Of Major Hubbards
libel apon this heailng patriotic and equitable compro
mise, aad an insult 10 the intelligence and understanding of
his constituents The proceedings in Congress exhIbit
a singular state of things-an omnous conjunction be.
tween the extremists of the North and the extremists Of the
South--northern agitation embracing southern utaism-
William H. Seward "cheek by jow1," and = David
Wilmot and gracious and iovng yoke-iellows. An
"oininous conjunction" truly, done which the people
Of the South will not fail to mark and to rrcollect