The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-12

and We say that the great Of tho people
Of this sa.s viii rally around them 10 their enefon 70
we have taken notes OF the speech, and as soon as \
osn Be prepared the press shall have the piessuIs
ss.o os " hs co%pIomss. and viii receive
sponss from every patriotic ei,'zen A. r, f.,ho ~
Alter Gen Shields had concluded, MI john Sainoun O.
Ssrsd tho following resolutions which were unanimously
mise bin including the fugitive slave blu passed into laws
Il the session OF Congress- are 70 ana receive
tho unanimous approval o. mo e'a1s' - 0aHsamon
sR.ssssd. Thai the ,axilse:sv. law imposes no duty
United States and is execution will be acqniesced In
By every good citizen and ,na we VIII, IN al he severe
In s That the able support given by the senators
from, Illinois these important measures through the long
md exciting session just closed, and their cessfal e
n the construction oil the Central railroad, ente them
hs hearty and undivided thanks of the people Of Illinois"
From tho paper.
MULTIPLICATION AT CHicAeo The infamous abolition and
nuihoaion resolutions of the Chicago council
have excited the strongest feeling Of indignation In the
mad o. q hs laws Of hs land ssaaans from n,' man
cipal corporation Il becomes matter or grave conse-
aa S 1ssbordnaoa Such conduct is douby Infamous
and merits not only the contempt but the execraton OF
a al s Of honor and
srs unworthy to be trusted with power, In any
TIr people Of Chicago owe it to themselves and her
6ourshng city speedily remove the foul blot which the
%s .s aa o see that they appear Be already moving
in tho The resolutions Of large public meeting,
~bch we give In another column indicate that there
.oms rssrios still 70 frown upon the mad attempts OF
Gnatica aboitonists, whose object be the do.
ueSa q ~ e. good rns ssa y h k '0os There
ali should only be denounced but Tepudated before
Nv VIA, security to is and propeny-wha. safety can
there be In a city whose Legislators breakers Will
the good people Of that place consent % the reputation
conAden, they viii not We are sure that they will rouse
and reckless agtaors who have abused their power
The attack OF the city council Senators Douglas and
viii do these gentlemen harm Their conduct been
upright and patriotic. and meets the approval Of the
in their course while action OF the of faction
Chicago will excite universal scorn.
Douglas in defence Of himself and bis colleague as soon as
full report IL received He speaks boldly and fear
sy and must lind an approving response in every honest
Is time for good citizens all parties unite in putting
sS ssy various p. Of the land The public safely de-
msnds that something should be done Lille and property
y na,1sd mo eject Mere posical consdsasons I'M
Into nsignifcance when disorder stalks abroad In open
day and municipal LEGISLATORS become i: patrons = !. %
ing principal city surrendered to the rule
and anacs Shall the energies Of legislation be employ
cd 10 building up place OF refuge for iugtivesi
Let the people take this matter in hand, and
hold political fellowship with those who willing
20 all lengths maintaining the supremacy Of the ia,cs
necessary, let wings and democrats unite to put do
and preserve the constitution nvolate It is
Ongued demagogues. who trihe with danger when il 10
most imminent and threatening.
AT the meeting Of the common council last evening,
Alderman Dodge moved to reconsider the the pass
passed their last meeting; which caned-ayes IL,
! narL
punge the resolutions from the record which, his
lion, was laid ON the table until the next meeting"