The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06


Considered and oldsssd % third reading The Senate
adjourned 10 Monday. bassaa - 8 ls g1i Is &lsaa st
l. ,be Houss. IL the standing eommiuees
~ sopontsd Mr. ii m t,s rave ncsice ofa bin % grant
the sss OF Pennsylsania three mons Of acres Of land
a. he purpose Of internal improvements On motion,
.nrGered thai committees Of ve members be appoint
al 20 consider and fepoa what measure may be
s 10 expedite the issuing Of patents under the general
bounty land act, The House aejourned 10 Monday.
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as, eas ssa4 Hesshssn MULTIPLICATION. s..sl,l SD .54
We find The following paragraph in the Springfield
Republican, and the comment upon il in The New York
ournal Of Commerce The Journal Of Commerce is en-.
ey correct in its suggestions and hope if any dls
c attorney district judge, or Supreme Court judge. at
rpts to interfere with the enforcement OF the fugitive
,,e law he will be brought before the federal court at
once, and taught his duty This is bareiaced at
tempt to nuiyyhe iaws as ever was ventured upon In
mia country The legsi tue of Vermont has the in
amy Of seeking 10 reduce practice The reasonable leach
o Of Garrison, and the two reverend brothers, Parker
and The effort ought prove abor,iye, for the
sasal judiciary is invested with ample power TO de-
clare the pretended act Of Vermont unconstitutional and
10 punish those who are oolhaIdy enough TO obey it's
functions Should the occasion arise hopaihe
will be no uAnching on the part Of those who may be
vronged OF annoyed Under color Of this Vermont MULTI
es'ion. fAa y A3+llA @
"FuofrrvEs.Avg Law IN VERMONT legislature Of
Vsapn s ~ me ssss,on passed law with special r.
ve slaves The benefit oihe habsas corpus, and OF every
Il upon the circuit Judges q
he several judicial the power Of issuing this wr
ee'oore vested IN ,he Judges Of the supreme Court end
makes !, oi,he states attorneys e The several coa-
' ss'si1 fss asS sfH ss"
.ahla tt.aa
s.soa. or any Judge Of either court daring vocation II
under this writ issued during the vacation BY any judge
hscd be 10 entitled to sppea the OF the
county court BY furnishing proper baila the court 20
"sasyy made refnfnable, Is tlrecled. upon Tie ap
picaton o ether party interested, to allow trial by
The special duty Of the States Attorneys IL the .ess
nj counties 10 every lawful procure the
ua Of every person arrested and claimed within 'hei
nulve officers who shall know or have reason believe
such arrest isiniended, 70 gavedmmedate notice
hereof 10 the attorney IN their county, that he timely
the That devolve upon him for securing the
sas u The arrested party '-Sp,l"gfsd Macs Repair
As understand the case this law Of the Legislature
Vermont is directly contrary tho decision of the Sa
peue Court Of the United States, and n effect nullca
n Of the recent ACT of Congress. Whiieaother States
Erh have passed iunconsu ional laws the subject
about to repeal them, Vermoat disposed to COM
acy he anew Section sixth of the law of Con-
ses authorizes the judge commissioner to determine
The certificates this and the first section mentioned
be conclusive OF right of or pc rsons in
granted 20 remove such fugitive TO the State
Territory which he escaped shall prevent all
staon OF such person by proeea Issued
ymy court, judge nasistrae other psrsoS ghomsosue
Tue legislature OF Vermont II would seem, claims the
g to embarrass the execution of the law every step
e proevesto take the process OF the hands of the
tribunals appointed by the United States and bring it be-
Slate courts allow ing the privilege OF appeal and 60
pT thesla INN
such proceedings the penalties specified In section
svsnth apply, and they will be enforced every
sard.'' ~ n JosSwai Of Commerce 81 Sa
Are the legislature OF Vermont mad, Do they really
she dissolution Of the Union Or do they believe
bat al such time as this il can Withstand such shocks
We have never known so absurd, SO dangerous meas.
pc adopted. The South must rally all her force
emust unite in measures of resstnceor these ianat-
awil pull down the temple which has been built by
sEisdom and virtue OF our ancestors. What After
bis constitution has been solemniy made In spirit Of
ncialon and compromise il had guaranteed the
tonhon Of fugitive slaves-afer the first law which
been passed upon this subject uhs law Of ss) had
|eD defeated by State enaciments-after a compromise
ID been adopted at the last session Of Congress TO set
ithess disputes, and to give peace 10 distracted
aniry. embracing efficient law for carrying out
guarantees Of the constitution better DISPOSE
had begun TO show itself in some of the States to
cind their enactments-here is the State Of Vermont
ming forward, regardless of the constitution, regard
IS Of the law regardless Of the rights Of the
Oulh, TO paralyze the law Of 1850, by subjecting
whole process Of reclamation to the revision
he State courts aud State magistrates, and giving
habeus corpus and the trial by jury an opera.
% which is totally at variance with the character
aw Of Congress and the requirements OF the consti-
Aton Win the South submit TO this encroachmen,
this misehsvous legislation Of Vermont Ought they
The appeal made TO every friend Of the rights
he South and the appeal IN made to every friend oi
Union. What is to be done How slhis extraor.
'sy and daring movement TO be arrested How IL
Union TO be preserved under such reckless attacks
The guarantees Of the constitution The danger is
omins every day more urgent; The North will not I'm.
and the condition Of the South They will not see the
which yawning for the destruction OF the Union
rabls, fansticsl policy on the part OF Vermont We
Hn hem again and again Of the danger Are the Yer.
ese legislature 20 besotted that they will not awaken
q lhough one should come from the dead N.
would seem that the con,es, on this mos, vital
Beet is to be transferred from the halls Of Congress 70
prospective State legislatures, wherever an abolition
srty can be found; and by this piecemeal system
Operaons, the actsof Congress and the constitution
Ai are TO be paralyzed and broken down.
Supose Ohio and few other States in which abolition
strong shouldfollow this pernicious example whatnus
hs resnlti No doubt sn immediate collision between