The New York herald., 1850-01-27

the compromises Of slavery Once II in the forms-
ton of the Fundamental Law; then In reclaming fugi
tive slaves then in the spportonmsnt Of political pow
had made ali he ne. slave States that could BE- msSs
out Of the original territory they then look for more
they look to and to the vast territory Of Louie
lana But where ts the money to come from The
Northern wooden nutmeg fellows can earn the me-
ney and % goes 5000 001 for Florida for
furnished an additional area for slavery. Lousiasa
comes In and Missouri knocks 1t the door The North
S & 70 Missouri you cannot come In IS slave State
solve the Union And they succeeded by the efforts OF
the arch "compropiser''ths father of the America
system Of compromise, which means to compromise
with wrong BY givisg up the right. And they have
gone on until tAe friends Of savery have been fghten
the and the Psa up Mors
tory wanted-aud Texas was looked to- | need not
give the history Of that conspiracy tsuccssded and
II was brought into the Union under tho pretence Of
compromise. But what slavery for compromises!
IL now claims more than vss originally claimed; We
but We must get into . quarrel, 30 that We oan get
Tamaplipaus, Cbihuahua,-and so until take
left after taking so many pieces the whole We want
mere money again and they hold that the more
money taken out Of Northern pockets the more will
they be stimulated to industry to repenish and thus
tecure more conspicuous developement Of the quail
ties Of industry and enterprise They propose that the
the South tho burden s' Of LsasStsr
MIR. D. went review the tariff system OF raj sing
Ss s
eats-Ihe FISH he eats comes from ths North-no
duties the cloth the same-the shoes the same, Of
which man will make ten pair day after they are
closed up. To illustrate the kind Of shoes the slaves
MIR said he supposed had heard OF the Idea
shoes came from. The mater Wishing to quiz the
negro, said they grew on trees at the North Guess
they pick ,sm fore they ripe" replied the negro.
Mr. b. CONTINUED In lsstration Of the idea that tho
taxes for the support OF were paid BY the
lsborers OF the North He described Virginia planta-
ton, for sale, aud gave q graphic account of the
wretched dlapested cheerless comfortess condition
of the estsbshment-the furniture looking though
II was brought in the time Of John Smith, and
every thing else in proportion. Everything on the
plantation matched man living in that style would
certainly not consume so much Of foreign goods a
Northern laborer. The money, then, comes from
Northern pockets.
A bargain was made in the Constitution that the
slave property Of the South should bc basis in
Of direct taxation to for its in Con-
has been raised by direct taxatioD,a was distributed
from the surplus revenue SO that the North paid 70
other disbursements which slavery has required.
The question now the shareholders tell is slavery
tha go in to the terrisory the Union shsll be
dissolved the reason Why slavery should not be
extended to be found in the fact that IL Is wrong
And If wrong ought II to exist at an'
Mir DOUGLASS (black man) Il believe the slaves woul
be more tran match for the enslaver left to them
selves Let the Union, then, be dissolved. wish to
zee t dissolved at once IL is the union of the white
people Of this country who can be summoned in their
whole military TO crush the slave that perpetu-
\
sIoft their unettered arms and demand freedom aud,
II resisted would bew their way to liberty despite the
sSS % % TN, i%s oppr1stoss re- re-
bolt whether from the North the South-from aes-
ven or from Hei-whch shal shvsI this Union in
pieces. Did or fathers think of holding on to the
union with the British! Did they look for theories
precedepts to ASCERTAIN whst we're their rights No
they laid down the doctrines OF equality consent and
that resistance to tyrauts is obedience to God But
after they had achieved TREY atemp
70 unite liberty in holy wedock with the dead BODY of
Ali md he bN' tai 0fsd Ietf upho oiv
uLrighteous Union be dissolved. We are told Of the
wisdom and goodness OF our ancestors. ! know they
Slavehol What Is . slaveholdery wish could
portray him. He would be u man, driven By po-
verty, distress or passion to rob and murder his vic
tim But he would be . cool, hard obdurate man, VINO
had read bis Bible and prayed, and then reached his
newly stamped with the image Of it's God and sell
cbsttel And he could then take the mother Of that
blessed little being tit to have her written
Lambs Book OF Lie-aDd inhct upon her the severest
cruslties Talk to Of the love Of liberty of your
Wsshingtons, Jefsrs,ns Henrys They were strangers
any just idea Of liberty He who does not love Jus.
tce aud liberty all does not love liberty ana Jus.
tce They wrote OF liberty Ia the Declaration II
pendence With one hand and With the other ciuchsd
their brother By the throat These the who
formed the Union csunot enter into it. Give me
no union with slsveholdersi wish TO dissolve ths
union OF those States, aud to do 1t in direct way
Mir PrILsnuRr went on to insist that. by political &C.
tion the liberty paywss subject to be pierced thr
and through by other political psrtiss aud Thought
that, although the liberal party visible the
nsksd eye, by another presidential election It could
dissolution q the union be inscribed every North
banner and the hour Of redemption to the slavs
will be soon At hand
MI. C. A. wHrAroS (Mr Burleigh having the noor,
resd the following preamble and resolutions =
whereas we have learned. By the Developments mad,
during the sitting Of this Conyehton that there
v,rst or as 10 The best means ana
20 te emIleyea TO eject the more objects aimed
Whereas, cIiminato1. and recriritatiop. have beer
USsslsd & and w .dsS,sa 10 Somsis ca
p1on and harmony ~Lio eusht 70 1s; among those who
nlcfss ,v,Iy rcsPonsiSls fsr himself only to
Whereas set Of h,s the right % mpo,.
any human creed spepss Of his views Of truth
Received That beet for tho esufe Of liberty that Il,
, S S nc T S e sss II as. ass 's
StIss e.. ,hrss esyta "a all thass sa: ,Se6 tAA' as are
Resolved, Vat 10 - the duty of the American A. So
ever " e,sse then wssrc upon each otH.r .na 20 Ca
tSd rsn forward, united Esa for the rSlem poa Of
thsslsvs.
mR. oAgRisoNs LETTER.
The following letter s1dresssa by William Lloyd Gar.
rists, to ksv. May vas resd to the convention,
shd a. will berrcolleeisd motion Of Gerrt Smith
oidsTed 70 be pueisbet.-
Bostov, Jan. 10. 1850.
My Dear Friend:-Anorg the obstacles iut-rp9sinx
10 prevent the flsyery
In Syracuse Tuesday next is bodily ndi. position
IL Is worth going III. long distance TO you person.
ally you Tor whom entertain n most ardent friend
snip ana highest esteem you Who among the
tft In Boeon nearly 20 wears 20 gss strs0gth
.ning words of encouragement aud open countenance
AZ the tme Of un.ps asahle vaueyou who hev never
been sshamed e. svo~ afraid defeni the sacrpf
principles which lie at the basis % the anti slavery
csufe ~ vel a. To commune with the other choice
spirits Who TO be present 81 freedom gathering IA
yeur city this week Happily where msuy able al.
vocates Of the slave are to congrcgss presence 4.
OF no consequenee ~hst-ver. That the occasion
viii be Of traosc. nd.nt Interest, aui OF no
ordinary Importance, At this great crias. I feel
certain; spd that the proceedings Will b
by the boldest enuncistion OF tsuth the most radical
avoSsl Of sentiment, the most earnest incubation OF
duty. will not entertain doubt. la struggle like
ours nothing 10 gained by indrsctness of assault or
Cifcumlccuti1D of language. Like the apostles OF old
W must "us- srsat pisinness of spesch;n e the re-
formers q all must call thoss by their riyht
usmef; like I-rus must be GILL nr o. make our.
selves OF reputation without there can
be no victory ~itboat the orcss, no crown.
The existence OF slavery 10 this country, Ia the
seventy fourth year 81 national inde p-ndsuce p
the most inexcussble of crimes For people holding
~ 10 be seite'ijept truth tha, all men are created
equal and snduwed by their Creator with an inaena
be right 20 liberty 90 be literally tfaiciug in the
bodice sbf aouls f millions of the human raea ani
bending all their energies 60 rerpstua,e this terrible
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