The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-10

Who were wiling bressi ne BOVINE of abolcnis,s
tsssesIs. who had Sppossd the whos series In our
seainst the bill aud voted bun
sdsrabe nembsI p ne nbess i,o he Tree States tnspy
,pseEna Of Ibis law, the ad iafvin oflhe Sentinel
has Of his advocate aud IN the
law oiher rhan i common with The Of his leIowcti-
Gems it's law OF details. and far as some OF its
aid ID faithfully carrying what considered
constitutional rosisson thar fugses from labor teydeny
SSs % aaasssaoaa n When ~ s clause was wsa
shos,d % given up by the fiee STATES.
bss q years. ha sss slaves have been Withheld
from tLem BY mob violence IN the Tree Safes and 'ha.
the plain and obvious meaning OF The constitution Laws
We're spsesd y .o%s e Tue States ana decisions aysn sy
The decision OF the Supreme Court Of the United States,
ns aa'I paced ss wsos ew sa
this decision las, spring. y our own State heavy
recovered against Edwin CrockeI and Others, FOR
rescuig from the hands possession OF John Norris
Kentucky, four OF his negroes. FsGk WEE
lows Norris pursued slaves 10 Michigan near The boz.
ders Of State, aud captured them process
vicinity OF South ed Of Lateas corpus wa. sued on.
and hs negroes brought before probate dS Of
instead 81 The claim Of Norris Il he
as Judge Mclean said he should have DONE took the posi-
groes 70 Kentucky have certca d ialee
Or justice ~ Michigan that they were hs prope A, No
There We're subsequent picce, dnss and great
amongst the people and several hundred armed ne2oe
South Bend but the wrong pfoceediug OF the probate
Judge caused ,hs heavy ps%sy q he value Of four ne
"Judse Mel took the posiiion In bis charge 10 the
sH a, no asl 81 =. csges eSsa ne
constitution Of the United States aud The decision Of The
Supreme Coult under The Old law il orcs last spring
the had The right 10 Jake his slave lie
could ind him, without recourse TO any court whatever
thar Il writ o. ha6sas sued out n would then
devOlve upon the master 10 his slave.
I'VE have brought forward The provisions Of the old law
ascersied out BY the OF the highest that
contrast il with the present OF Congress
AS soon as the law OF Congress relation
nonncng the other compromse measures finding the re
nothing in them Of which make political CAPT
ta-Calilornis being admitted As r.e State and e,,to-
rial governments established for Utah and New Mex
co without posbil.ty o. their being made av
earth orbddlng any such deaihe last hope for the
nasace q The slavery aiiaon was opposition to hi, law
two tive Measurements The first, that the law abo
officers in enforcing il, would compel the Of
free Safes, however much opposed 10 slavery tney might
runaway nsgroes-under penalty Of five hundred dollars
~ There such provisions in tile law. The people
have never complained q the people Of ne free States io
refusing TO become negohuntes They have planned
been rescued from them by mob violence that grors
have been secIeed and put out OF the by
thai Of The constitution, have sci their tree Ia def
1--WE lave United States marshal in Indiana who win
Iigdly enforce the law and look the pains ask m
his understanding OF lis provisions. In he
said he had idea Of calling citizens aid him
capturing negroes III the law resisted by mob vo-
ence then he would call upon the this
IL the only possible contingency which the of
citizen will ever be invoked.
When John Morris Michigan he took along with
him iour five slalwart Kentuckians. These had
contend large number OF ctzens in Indiana led
on by Checker The kenuckians, under the advice OF
COUNSEL which proved be coee left the field Croker
ana his company as the vcior; but any one who cav
WINGED that they coud back Kentucky 1--WE
times many negtoes, IL they had been unnoested 50
will always be the
Now. the Il s proved us that the conscen.
ous citizens OF the free States pressed the Service
and compelled, against their consent, become negro.
lar. with the understanding that whenever law Is
sisted BY mob, the duty OF every good citizen aid
in qnelng the Whenever proved n us that the
law or aidsn kidaappIng for having
altered Immediately III IL Is found that under the
Judges corrupt that for the pitiu of Eve
dos Tree men Of color are suffered to be kidnapped and
consigned TO hopeless servude we only Tor repeal
Of this part OF the law but 10 for finishing the gully
judges In the State prison for life.
i" There nay be OF the technical details Of the bill
that Will need amendment but in the present crisis of
ahairs. why should we blow up the flames OF animos
and discod In consequence OF the imagined in the
law lis evil. any viii be tested No ciuzen
yet, bsen made siav catcher and his
tseings violated, and none will be.
Tho question: In our opinion, with snme is thist We
want la that will entirely Illustrate the provision in
constitution which uglves fo labor shall given
up. law higher than the demands SUCH a
provision, and with nothing will contente IL is
10 satisfy those who use them"