The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-10
Politics.

NoarHEaS-Ths course Of the national portion Of the
wings In the late convention at syracuse IL STRONGLY
censursd by nearly al the whig prints In the nou.sve
holding states The Albany Journal has not ceased.
since the adjournment Of the convention ths free
soil and abolition papers ready to grasp at anything
which will give an impetus to the agitation, have
opened their batteries against the South aod her a
sttutions the shoulders of the national wings 1.
New York In Boston few days since Mr. Julien free
soil member OF Congress from Illinois the peo-
PIE to r<ist the fugitive slave Law al
and one which should not be allowed to be executed
The consequence OF his Ia the calling Of meet
ipgs In every part of State and several Of them r
solved that they would the streets OF their towns
and Villages aov with blood before they would sub nit
to the execution of the law Such proceedings have
caused much reflection upon the more Law abiding
and sensible portion Of the people The Boston Courier
has Gene to the conclusion that the Law, no vevsr
odiout should be observed and that the people should
take the side OF reason. That journal as we'll -
ell others of the slightest degree of
that nearly the whole prosperity OF Msssschu-
setts has been derived from the products of slave
labor without which the manufacturing interests of
that state would he comparatively small The fugi-
uves have been warned to Themselves with tks
most deadly weapons, to resist the Law passed ny
the legislature OF the country. Such language can
only have the effect to drive the south to the
greatest .xtreme The election just Ohio from
what We have received induces to b-evs that the
wings In conjunction with the soer- aud sboli
uonsts have carried the State The general feeling In
the state Is opposed to slavery and the SsDs
tor Chase and Messrs Root and idJint. has i,ysris
bly, been endorsed by the wings and til. proposition to
allow negroes the right of suffrage only denied by
the democratic majority in the Legislature II then.
the wings have been sfu IL IL another abolition
triumph. The Cleveland Herald one OF tns IN ost pro.
mipen mt whg papers in the State liz foremost in its
abuse of any who do not fall ioto the doctrines of
Chase and Seward If we eok the source OF od-rn
abohtonism, under the name OF free soil aud which
vas espsused BY William IL Seward who took upon
himself the leadership may very easily b. seen tina
no stone has been left unturssd to swallow up tho
whole whs party in the vortex OF f>nstici-a fa-s
tympathy for the slave. when the motive was sppa
rent. So well were the sfsirs arranged that there
but left standing upon the old vhig platform
As an evidence Of this TACT OF thirty nins waig
newspapers In the State but thirteen found on
the eide Of The national wings ana many those give
the Independent movement of the Syracuse minority
very cold support while they repudiste tina PESO
buttons commanding the course of senator seward,
they adhere to the nomination. OF the vention ~
II the nominees under the ptauc- of the
nomination TO endorse the resolutions
sou1HtRN.-fhe meeting of the Legislature OF Mis-
souri, s looked to With deep interest by ts- whole of
the Southern States The choice OF Senator in Don.
gress Is the principal work to he done the soath
are fearful that II election lie effected Il will De ON
the eide Of free soil 1t Is impossible for the anti Ben
tonites to succesd and neither the others can suc
coed without the aid of each to the other Bdward
Bates IL the prominent wbig candidate and there is
greater probability OF his election than any other
His election will be free so victory he vas the
first man In the State who advocated the free soil doe
trine At political meeting in st Louis IN the fall
OF lS4s Mr. Bates was called upon TO speak. 70 which
he retpoNded In tn. advancement Of opinions adverse
to the further extension Of slavery la any territory
belonging to the United States H. then Mr. BATES
is the favorte Of the whg party, under q kaow-
ledge Of such facts by that party, bis election vii
give the free soilert such no In Missouri that an
attempt -ill be made TO abolish slavery Their. can be
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very Is now at work Tn. Richmond Eagni,er has
come out hoids and unea uvos.ny against the move
msptr In Georgia ana Mississippi aud brands ths PEG
ps Of those ststes who oppose Northern Aggression
stcedsrs and hot headed disunioasts when the quss
ton was ssitated two years ago thu Enquirer tss
hrst paper Ia Virginia to call upsn the people to ds-
fen the nd institutions OF the south and pub
lsl ed the resolutions OF the state Laisat ur- resm-
neDding their adoption by the people ct the Stat.
Those resolutions we're clothed In strons sud mis-
taxi able ssgusgs sipst the nteffrsnce With slavery
by the North. In Maryland there " nov very strong
fsling sgaiDst the North, Though the papsrs pub
suppose tbst sueh pr,jodlce -xlstad. The SAFE a.
al agricultural one srd the labor - performed oy
slaves especially In the sounsru aud eastern SEQ tens
No State for severed years past has Suffered In
To. Toes Of slave property than has Mari land anf
u~ MAJOR psrt oi IN" ioss-s nave o-ch tntolAh ths
Efforts 81 sbotoni-s, who n-qp-otiy travel ,hsnigh
the interior ~bou;tte ohisot O. their missions bring
suspected IN the sor'hsro ana ~srl-rn part OF TIE
Slate the rtnsy border there 10 SOnsi Fable
anti lsvey feeling ana very fe- sses ths latter ars
tag irom ths isct ofths many advantages % e.esps
which v s~sysfsrt I'd by th- sboitionsts of PENN
syivsnia and noIihrrn Delaware The country papers
constantly complaining aHd have called up5n the
people to take sides AZ with the Soath add make
the esuss common. Some % the l-adag whig papurs
of Georgia mtkng stvong efforts 10 crush n
ncnt otGov Town Ia the oonvocstiou Of the convrn-
tion provided for by tbs Legislature The savannah
republican OF the 9th instant has estng article ~.
posug any msV, tnt on thu part 81 thesooth Alleging
tbat th. North has not Jet given for such d..
monststion. and the laws wboh have bnsn passed
effect TO- uTousiy Lbs Interests Of the south
the other hand the savsunsh gems o1. the democratic
paper sasss the veE that the IA which have passed
gill Tie Nsy for others ~ more Odoue character
and With the toiai lof- of power the part a the
south By The admission OF California Any Ia. -hieh
the roB slHyehlldHg states wish 10 however
dssfsdnH and ryurisgs Co tho south, b. passed.
and ~ the south does rot ssrert aud mais tain her
Tgbts noE, she never can, The message Of Governor
BELL oi TsNas v-,cirg the bill ofthe Gle session Of the
Lsnsisture 20 submit 20 the people any pr1softisn
from the federal government of the snisg q any
portion ri her territery seems % met with slnoat
Ftrsral approsation. W The nswspapers tndiea-
ton - the feelings 81 the psope The Uousson Eis-
rrrpa ~ the oidnst papers In N sat, opposes
ssy surrender 81 territory Tor price AHd advises
ressft 20 20 asf-ns he nights Of the state In
Afkansas the people ali ~ay aud though little
"a s.d. evident d,rost0a 4 manifested 70 isio In
airy AsUre q roistsnc- whish tha other ats mar
sdoFt however volsn; In Va character aud tendency