The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-18

sttuIion and laws Of common country.
@ A- ss enough L e, 'A BEEN
gsndesed Hatred enough has been caused between The
most Of these questions 70 rest pollicans
who have trusted % this sgiisdon for promotion win srag
existed with hsm poiiicsIys |, Is life and death, and
desperation adds sigor 10 their efforts Ills question With
s people WHISTLER or not they will longer coun,snance this
useless agitation. te asss 3s lf2sEftA IN VI s'f A
We hope witness calm discussion and dlspassonaie
resolutions at The meeting this evening
8a From the same. Oct IA
THE UNION MEETING One OF the largest meetings that
Hall Saturday evening, ia response TO cali for an ex
preston o. public oPin9a upon the recent peace measures
hour, and still the tide people continued pour
nan The aisles tue windows, and the vacant spots were
His honor Mayor Ripley was called to the chair Hon.
Isaac Toucey was appointed vice president and A L.
Upon taking the chair Mr. Ripley delivered short and
peculiarly appropriate address, remarkng upon the
should be adhered with fidelity that he had doubt
tina. patrotism. love Of the CONSTITUTION and the UMoS
had pied the attendance Of the large and intelligent
audience which he before him in his judgment
the citizens Of Hartford as mass were disposed 70 support
the compromises adopted by the Congress It's late
The Union OF these States had been greatly
and all true patriots, all lovers Of the Union, reoiced that
the feelings OF discord bad been allayed Appropriate
will be enthusiastically received expressive OF pstri-
os the love OF the constitution and the Union that char
Wm JAS Hamerssy ntIoaaosd the resolutions, and sus
lained them In come able remarks He complmened the
Tx.
and then length show dangers of the Unon
the absolute necessity ofuPhodng the laws of the country
loudly aPplauded He would respect the fugitive slave
provision, in our midst lCheersl He read from the
Springfield correspondence oil the Hartford Republican
extract which threatened the murder Of the officer who
should a,.emp. 70 obey The fiye-save law, and com
and circulating such hreus-ihe meeting cheering his
marks enthusiastically.
w Eaton esu was alled nd he dad
In an able speech OF hreefourhs Of an hour His appeals
e Of the e eoaYen
with applause by the vast Of people present He
not like but Was passed as Compromise BIZ and must
be taken OF the series OF that made up the
the best good the country that they should have
been passed His remarks were enthusiastically cheered
read request that he would explain he effect Of
the iugtve.slays b. upon the pvilsss Of the writ Of
the privilege had been asserted but that, in other
could be resorted to where illegal steps taken
ded the dangers which have bese the Union and the
which Congress has deemed best In averng those
spared him, he desired live under the fig
now floats Union. Immense cheeringj He
governm blessings OF liberty and OF the incalcu-
abc evils that will follow the slavery agitation IL the peo
Pile give IL countenance. Gov. Toucey's remarks
sponded to throughout by heory cheers OF do
attempt give sketch of the able remarks of the
H. H. Barbour esq, who SO coqueniy addressed
cent public meeting upon the slavery question, was loudly
called for As he was stepping forward, some mschie
and noise loving fellows cried Case ~ They knew that
presence upon stand would all further proceed
ings ino ridcae, and that confusion would follow. He
rose, and the tumult commenced We never heard such
sand iS up ssi him o"S. haa
time about az %M Sois As the nun paCoand S SSa
spersed were cat yes. whising barkiag groanns hiss
standing the Of disapprobaton surrounded
Finally he went upon the stage and then the mnut was
the audience would listen, but /. ali did good The
dence icould not listen 10 him-no would no bulge
stood for twenty minutes, while The meeting laughed
him. and drowned every sets he attempted 70 u,ior by
storing partial quiet remarked that he
free discussion; but when any attempted to thrust
he should be taken from The stand and his mulsL obst
macy rebuLsd Case finally retired aud the resolutions
Rssotstions adopted By the neefimg at Amsream Hall
Whereas the Union Of the States has been eopaded by and
the Of California a. the organization Of as% Ts
ro,es and The carving out Of the constitutional provision with
been finally adjusted great
ss and approved By the Prsasni Of he United states and
s n are some ssss %
OF all who love the Union, and approve
publicly manifest their opinisnsi BE il therefore
I'M, we Cordially the .0ys,ss state Of Cal.
joiee 10 her growth and prosperity and hail her the future En-
Rsoised That approve organization
WaS, ovso 70 been s
doubted by intelligent quarters
OF the Union and as IL application would In opinion have
and attended with practical benefit
wisdom Of Congress Ia organizing said Territories without said Pro
| vso.
ed wisely paying TO said State saseon
whatever claim she may have had portion the Territory
might have led long controversy.
Hesoiped That constitution the United declares
that persons held service labor in s,s shall escaping
labor be duen the duty Congress this
plain provision Of an instrument which have all
po that we have failed TO discover The features
attributed the law that subject that recognise
the law OF the land and thar far be shown TO be
feet Of details doubt not that all parties viii be willing
Resolved That rendered the Hon Henry Clay,
Kentucky Tor the energetic and eloquent support he
have made his old glorious and his fame impershabc
Resoced That thanks rendered the Hon. Lewis Cass
Of Michigan for his long continued and distinguished services In
half Of peace and Union In his youth he sustained his couny
honor the edn his advanced manhood
integrity In the council chamber
Rosoipsd tribute Of
aced the Union and whose eminent abilities powerfully contributed
Of the Senate and Mer Cobb Boyd and Due OF the House. and
all their associates In both branches Of who united
serving the harmony Of The county, are entitled TO and receive our
Rsor condemn all sectional ercitemcnts created
omented either side of the Potomac win support
American constitutions that proud Of position citizens
Of the United States faithfully fulfil obligations
SUCH and stand by the consfuon and The Onion all hazards
and 70 the last extremity"
ii Ga tae8C ,f Right spsrit. 1I-H FISH,
We take the following article, conceived in the true
spirit Of enlightened patriotism. from the New York
Journal OF Commerce. We glad to perceive that this
tone of feeling ia beconng enera among the