The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-03

nfsssnre at Gov. Johnston, OF E'rnnSytvania
Hs,iiR mao. .irarg'ntpt' With our agent ut Hsr-
RI tuIr t,r s,oty 4 the ri.ssare OF Gov John.ton
tie ~ a. ED az cur Cfce ab lut three clock
Jetefoay arrfu.on Sv.r, short tine after tic con.
Eisnc' mont ~ he reading - the document 10 the
Lfcisia'ufe OF rat state. We regret that cannot
give the whole cumeut which is nsce.sAri,y con.
dsnstd ~ con-'greuce Of the publication OF the
fage % oCs lrh % cur oHl state Under the proper
lesd VII, b. furd L IetereDce 20 the financial cond
~ q thst ae We sive below those points II the
ssegs uyou ~ qustios Of the tar y slsvery in the
terrt',e- cue lie REDUCTION OF The Iuss ratvs-sub-
Ihs .sfil.tt ot the lAWs for the pro.ec-
Il poi peculiar inirrr,t. II reunsyIvsuA NUT b,
-'gsfdtdt - wessu.c deeply affecting all cls'a.s 4
socitfy Ia tfisii1n the policy 4 tue uatioosl o.
Viruutrt on this subject SIC maHuftoturer the hri-
van, th' "a tnfsiist and the l-borcr. fell st<s
that 'hen rus 'ee aud pursuits are elevated or de-
prefs.d pruttcfiCn ie afforded withheld In the
bi.tory - III vat thrF farush Tith l-sqou- Cor
the friufe ~" "Vrrtsoi he naf 80 N have at'riet
conclusive evidence, VA the cl0rd aud deserted
build ng- - tie cries "a the dstresses 81 the
lshfrr ana t~ general oppression OF profitable indus
try 81 the imperative urcrsIty Tor system Of laws
which vi su tam sgsitst orsg,' mpstition the -m.
plaNnenfa of eur "itisehs. when profitable invest
msutr htd ufrfrl capital are stricken dow, when
surplus produce 1Ids diminished prices aud Fhsn
Ii-Cr h. pre- %. aud in8ustrous OPERATIVES are
thrown otl 81 emroy neither marty dog .s nor l,sa
ibistetts Dor fsctona jsal. usies should prevent
uted nrd rtcrF-tc sort 10 our national rsprr.-aa
tives. % restore rhs general prosperity.
ON Ne spilicaisu for tho admission q states
iato the uiou ,be subject o the exteus Of slavery
will claim the attention q CONGRESS our Southern
brethren uuit-d nv long A'soc'aon aud habit Wth this
Institution snd otpsndng upon a IN large degree r
net willingly allow Of IT. exclusion from territories be-
los grg O. te frisrn cuvrrrmFnt No disturbance Ia
tnttu, lated - their relation Herewith. In States
who're " nov exists. Holding their slaves hy eompro-
nice ana cOLcrssiCn, " would Involve cur part
breach q isth sNd interference with the sovereit IN
~ - sitter uhics 60 intsrmedde With their social
polCy 60 r1rtrt the LEGALITY 81 their domestic
r'lsiione Niafestr injury may De- Inflicted on North
trn ntsres trr the jsa usigs incident TO the exist
cree 81 TIE tuton and the effort % PROSTATE free
labor sacrto resaTd for pledged fath admonisbe
Ne 60 fufer rather than attempt rsf1rnstion vh@rs
cur authority wi not be Acknowledged The exten-
zion of The eva beyond it, present limits disrloass
very dnfltut t-atsre The ntuut OF the free states
a TIE Union 90 ttH further progress ve1d sviuce
irrofsrcv &C their true interest % the rights % us-
e. a. hrf ANY ana inc Gsf,n % the character
~ d dignity - thtir common country here these
ere iu OIL. aisd ~ s 40 abandooment q duy 10
Ironisf ~
ON che tuhec' ~ general reduction q the postal
r-fes. he tiukf every means should be afforded by
the general c-rrent for the dissem nation Of nfor.
uatcn. vhich could tend % heal disssuous aud fos-
ter social charities