The Madisonian. (Canton, Miss.) 1850-1855, 1850-03-21
fFtom the Mil.isinrian.l
NAE sLAEERY QUESTION.

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~ eSSF"' i'd''c'S'- ne s'conu sect'on
o. M 'no5la "t''lr OF me constitution o.
Wy OAllso 9latgs 9Slaesslha hOpesspn
n'IG 20 sfr'lce o. 'aoor 10 one o'ate unor !,
" laws 'uPf'oi' 'ccrtPIng la'oaho'hpr sna'i
Y Vons. llFnvg u any law oI Iesu,d,'op
" ','naI@'1 ,"'n sucn si"ice =" I"p9''
o"' '",' 70 de''Ve'e Gu ~ "H c'f''p y my
p"'l """"Hh su'n Se'''ce VI '"oo' may
IS 49,
Ey other provisions the States surren-
derrd lhe power OF making war, ana tedtd
10 CONGRESS The management OF our Foreign
relations.
la regard TO FOREIGN powers, the law Of
nations applies 10 The States 10 their cpllrc-
1--WE capacities, but as between themselves.
and touching The obligations ari.ing under
The consIi Gtional compact. il applies 10
them directly a. separate sovereign States,
It cannot be said. that under the constitu-
lion, The States are exempt from all anblic
obligations a, such, without s.erling an Alb.
soIute consolidation. whicltno one pretends.
Isthen, they lie under obligations as States,
the constitution must be r gatjel as a trea-
Nv. IL This view, the States separately in
cured The obligation to surrender fugitive
Slaves, Without its Observance il is mpos.
sIhle, ia The nature Of things. that the ted
rral government, as established, can exist.
BV the law Of nations where one party vio
latps an important stipulation in at'eaty, the
party stands ahsolv d from all obligations
under ~ y IS a CONFUSION o. Idea> 10 say
wy q common ohii[at'oh hlnd5 one ollrr
"htn olsregafdao by lhe other, u the OBJ
nI"Voh 10 Sufte"dtr tuglhVr saves IS per
lect; ana a V'olalonoi ua"'ng's and VIZ
'u",'y ter'lutloolze me l'9Plal government
ana me lree states nave p'ain'Y and wllnl-
v ylo'a'eG y. we save states stand ahsolv
81 u",n a.. o9ls'uoos under a deSeGfa'ed
G""'%o'' anu "Sa,' '"'ur a.. 'aT ooi'9a'
u'"s .n',!I"' ~ u''io's' 'uP "l>' o. WHEN
- plosiae 'ot ''e'' own PeIFe'u''Y aau
PF'lS'''on'
Have the free States observed III" vital
provision 10 me constitution An Ihr
wCf'n E"owS ,ney rave opfNY Vo'at-d T.
II IS OBVIOUS 20 al 'aag II can no' be ob-
served ahI re, GeteH pu"ciual without the
passage o. pam laWS opening lhe State
coIrt' " ''p "WHPr =! saves avg MAKING
It ne d0'y OF me queen TO a'd y ihGIr *
efHl|on Y'i lWool the largest OF TIE lar
g'sl Of ne if'e states haye passed laws
naAIag |! ITIoGY 10 a'd III me Apprehension
oil a lns'i.yF ron ssrVI'pdr 10 word
naN'aa' ,t'o0Y 70 rnl' re- Ihe provisions o.
i"r I,|n,n n,h, ".I ~, '3'q,'s. inf
"a''"'' - P',L,,' 'l'Ne avs "g' ).
,J"no"'r "rpo, ,:om r','f a "HJu' apu u
wy o'" ~, ",s. a,,oo :, r N'o.' I"'ul'
~, VA g.. ." n.nl. Xxx ~ Xxx e'".
~ H. s,EgS VIM, WIN, IrJtF "a' w. naPs
pronIe 80 bliod,d is without rcaso,. Pr.
hi. is not ALL Oibtr have mad. know
10 The rublic At l4nolb The rx,,nt If Ii.
oulfagcs we have home. The Gct,fat ii,
nno,i9o nC M Marin ors arrival .imnSt =,
ma Sc agailst our ostitutions-that Tie,
opcnly colntenahce aud encourage band.
If ucgfQ ~tsieyes along The whole line be
tween us-that funds are raised, societies
organized. the pulpit corrupted, the pres,
sub,ided, and 6end-iike spirit OF fanaticisu
awakened, excited aod bfibed 70 Eject on
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