The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-23

should have said when speaking Of the subsu.
supposed ihsrs wa. any deubi oa lie .Sbss The jues
Of peace, when sssng uads he law q i7ss were merely
s Ps's dssSsd sss s,sss @ss..iss could g
se, 1884, though they were authorized they
sho he unless ss. by law Of che sas aS
Tory. know he origin practise oflssiorns ar,ys.
united colonies Of New England ns nelly Mss.aehues
Msy Plymouth. Conaectieo New Haven &c, made y
!. all come into ,hsss parts Of America with and the
same end and slm namely. % advance the tingdom o.
Gospel periy with peace'-hele 10 the following pro-
ri, s's So sny
case upon certificate from one magistrate in the urisdic-
proof o the said servant shall Be- either delivered his
ter any other that and brings such certificate and
Thus appears that the rendition Of fgives from
vice in this country commenced more than two hundred
prescribed by the agreement Of the colonies is precisely
analogous of the modes provided by the act Of 1885,
Of the tribunal in the jurisdiction Of which
the said tied, before which the proof is TO be
that the subjects Of this compact between the colo
MES rather white servants and apprentices than
number Il was very common ia those early times, more
present. for master mechanics to take indenured
liable be arrested. and returned TO their per-
held to labor service in the State whence they
From the New York Evening Post, Oct. IS.
The Utica Convention. }
The national wing convention which assembled yester
day at Utica made prompt work with the business be-
fore it, THANKSGIVING i all in three sessions held on the
same day, and adjourning last evening in good order
The principle thing they had TO do was 70 exc
travaganza now performing al Niblo's.
In that piece entitled the Green Monster restless dis
organizer and mischief maker called the White Knight
finishes his by crawling, Of his own accord into
the mouth OF huge sea-monster, who, with great
composure. chews him up and swallows him. Yester-
day the national wings verified the prediction which we
made the other day, by plugging, OF their own accord,
down The throat Of the Seward faction Clearly as we
foresaw that they would do this, must confess that
the aacrty they have shown has little surprised u.s.
mendng the three measures which once formed the om
nbus BILL intimating that they do not like them all but
will stand sy them n, as scheme iot 'as restoration 81 q
then, passing by the odious fugtvesla law without
remark they finally declare themselves ready to give
their support Washington Hunt and his associates
the whg State ticket in the belief that the proceedings
OF the wing convention lately held Syracuse edo
meet their approval All this is done in The face OF
Washington Hunts letter, declaring that he approves
fully OF the proceedings OF the Syracuse convention
that he was consulted in regard to the resolutions OBJ
ecied and that he gave them his assent before they
This Is very happy way Of getting rid Of difficulty
Washington Hunt says to his party that he approves Of
the Syracuse resolutions. The national wings say tc
Washington Hunt that they believe he is fbbing-tha
they give credit bis story that he assents 10 The
ouons and therefore they are willing to support him,
II win be said after this that the national wings dc
know how topay ingenious compliments to their can
didates
We think the administration will be disappointed thai
nothing is said in the resolutions in favor OF the fugitive
slave law After such Zee bile and cold praise OF the
nibus, il might be expected that something very hand
some would be sad in favor OF the approval given by Mr.
Fillmore To the law for the encouragement OF kidnap
ping What is the reason of this omission DO THU
statute and the agency of the wing members in causing
il TO be passed. and Mr. Fllmores participation in giving
il the effect OF law, belong to that class OF actions in
gard which silence the best polcy II they could
not be praised. could they not be apoogized for Wa
ingenuity OF all the delegates TO the convention could dis
cover, to take of something OF the odun which rest
upon or is gathering around them
i Mr.. Duer seems to have performed his mission will
very little skill II understood that he was sen
from Washington with instructions TO put down Cover
nor Seward and bis friends, and TO sustain the fedora
administration. He and Mr.. Granger get up conven
lion, which they pass resolutions formally dissenting
ground that they condemn the federal administration
Washington Hunt writes letter declaring that he ap
proves OF the Syracuse resolutions, MIR. Duer, ate
voting disapprove of the Syracuse resolutions. make
speech in which he says he approves of Washington
Hunts letter What game OF cross-purposes Is this
We were sure from the first that the secession of h,
national wings would prove an abortion. We were sur
OF il, because they had with which 10 60 to thu
people. We sure OF il, because we perceived tina
they could not stand q moment upon 80 narrow ant
question: for which the administration has made itsel
i responsible. Ii clear 10 that the seceders mus
Immediately fall back into the wing party OF the Safe
surely as water thrown from the basin OF the fountain
in the city park falls back to il again We did not
pect. however, TO them managing their retreat y
awkwadly, and involving themselves in many useles
contradictions
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