The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-08-25

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niseisn he might dOmieiliate himself among the
ciuGsns of CharrsiOn, aud thst ~ NJ dd not choose
60 dc that, he had b-utr leave. Mr.. Hoar did
leave and hrs inl-.,od ~ ttrmStins some redress
for the impr,s.uucn thr FREE colored citlxeas of
MasSachusstts IA Ihttirst''n, who might 0e 80 I'M
fortunate as 10 eater 'ba port employees in YAM
ker vessels, was ~ -'uHoniy d~frated
Mr. Winthrop sAid this Charleston law was A
source OF great iut.llon 10 Massachusetts Her
celered citizens oH bc,,d her ships h I'D been seize
on hoard, solneiiilrt white getting dinner ready,
taken OF, aud nsI.pn-d m Charleston TILL th1
ship sailed aud M bid WIN further de posed that
II the captain oDi,gl, sailing 20 take The PMS
ener out and pay III costs, he liable TO BE- sold
into slavery paN n', Iiil tees.
On the other SUE. 4 t1lrhrrd that these Yankee
colored cooks aboaru n q VT re dtug- custom
ers; II permit IA Al large IN Charleston,
they might induC.rIus thr slaves with inslTrrc-
tionaTy ideas, gui provide them mraDs ind lntOf-
Rnlion of van,u-lu. ttnIn 'helr masters. 30 70
make all f,tr tbs.a f.-- rolartd clilZrDs 81 Mas
sschusetts comm ..fo Charleston, we're quietly
lock ed no m uri Ihrir ships were ready 10
leave.
The ameDdue Vi- rejected by large majority;
bur who dors n.t .. ~ Al thus thug OF Itself will
he c,mtsI III. r.l anu lnn agitation IA all the
North II all tht ..l.. tnIe the House are passed.
but w hen su +..,. 0 80 hr abolition of slavery IN
this Distinct " f.. uEH en- cohSftulte hiinseit
on the idea tbat i. .tavrrv controversy Is az rest
Rut W. are NOT -.... VET eVru of the hills before
the House; To- ,..r J. very tnrnld able combina-
ton OF free soirls tHd Southrru men against the
Texas bill 20 ir.u with. There IL A great deal of
doubt yer mon tha' IA assure, and also upon the
California hi
As ordered .Lrd reading the bill of Mr..
M1aon lTovidt -
/ For IN "a l1.af, Heut ct commissioners by the
United Sratrs Courts o., The States and Territories
whose duty 20 sG.ll o- 10 hear the demands AMI
grant ceithcol-s - thr claimants ~ fugitive
slaves for th,lI ~. hcusiuD.
2 Conml-siOl nall tppoint assistants to exc
cute then dunts ~ he counties, and shall all of
them have power - summon th- pJs@ cOginItltus
TO their sid
3 Ttsur oGr cioim mt AZ ~ 10 be pytnu
JGcis evidence aa4 gs The frg,iv.s. whose evidence
is noriO he taken snd upon h"arGg before any
magistrate, jUa4.. Ih- p-acs. u = Judge, coui-
missioner 81 .tni. ul"'u The testimony of the
ClaimautCr tHt me tuguive L. 10 y, delivered up.
4. Persone rlp. .r,ur ihr EXECUTION 81 the law 10
be lined s9lt auc mn 'l~on~d FIX mouths, and on
conviction Boy III. "t h'vlug caused the escape of A
fugitive to h. hu.N 81 600, subj -ct TO recovery by
law
and CLERKS of N u = Courts, &c &c, for theil
services under it.- set
Addiucutl ,-oas provided for to assist, i
necessary. tit- rt matiun AID trans Dortation tc
his master OF s. IA Iuv-, and their compensation de-
fined
4 1t - pro, ~ hat certificate shall be gvet
from one STAT - territory for the pursuit OF l1gi
tive, and hH i',aIduIe ~ nuu,her, State or tern
tory.
3. II Is pfoNid' d that when "A nir.hal or his de-
puties permit 'A' 'tcaW. Ut iuguve from the
pOSsersltbs 'f' III VI ht thi' th~ due
the slave; rHf tor htf al of dutv IA his capture
emenahie to 90 hu, 80 81 0O0
Such IL De s,-l 81 he FupItve slave bill. Il i,
pretty stfingtal The constitution ordains IN a
when slave escape trnu, HE sttr IniO n free
Stale. or a., iH. = demand. ~ person nr by hi:
agent, the slave IL ~ ne delivered up The ia A.
Therefore. - r''"rrt 4" Ih- constitution; but We
are mclI'o ., a4rc, with The South, that. prdc.
tical such % las VII hr de I'd i.tfrr. Orflrthpr
that, II st'm I'D tu T.. -nlo-c-d m good fam II
will lead rrpirsbl- squ hnl-s. Bui We do
not see tht pO--'hiuN ~ HnN sue concessions 10
the South. T.. ne tluu.r. even ~ they should he
able a. react ~. hli 60 this session of Congress
The tite -,u .rd hol,uus sentiment tells upon
the eltc'iors 81 M MEMBERS uf the House. That's
ths UiiiIcuhN
We hav, come ny funny news from Santa r.,
from hich btp-ats thni the State Legislature uf
New MeAicu l. ~ $50 siua-thdt the, have elected
Their .nHGtT,, aud that The people hdv. chosen a
member to he HuuSs + Representatives., who Is
on HE way to WashIu ,uu, and will prob tbly bt
here ~ tme to witness he struggle in the II ,use
on the hiil for ,rrftoI a government for his com
monvrAlth His prrserc- may create some adli
tional dtliculty, although We believe nobody EN-
tertdiu- the idea OF admitting New Mexico now
a. State President Fillmore does not entertain
such IS ruflo1; but W. have no doubt that the lat,
cabinet w ready To recommend the admission
81 New NJ X,co. from The day Of the arrival %
hey win. H Coritiution, and that il was AN ohjec
"a hUrU y aong during fhls session. Mr.. Web
sitI, hv~'Nr., hss more "gumpuon' than Nj
Clayton, trI The tew mruber from New Mexic
will ,Tol hii 80 advised To return home, if h
should cal up"D The present e 'hnet for assistance
To h. -t.s. ~ 30 ~ cnn uonw- ,ith j. rstthlish-
on thu t-u"inc principle. 4 with this diti-rrnc,
thai New Nt,t.. '. toutd.d upun dispute terri
tory, tni h-'iua ft lutle III. has bat few friend.
and nust Trust 80, and take The chances