Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-11-18
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From all lie information which can be gath
cred it Appeals that there was NJ reason why
the law mol executed IN Boston, IN relation
10 the Fugitiyes from Georgia, Crafts aud his
wife. But they certainly managed their escape
with considerable adroitness, and in avoiding the
officers in Boston, was not difficult As escap-
ing from Georgia undetee,ed 10 the Free States.
W such reason as this however, should be an
acceptable apology for the failure 10 arfesti this
case, or in many others for which there are now
warrants in the Mar,hal's office. That officer
owes it 10 the Government, under whose auth )r
ty he acts to explain Why ii is that he has not done
his duty for there has been resistance vel, which
could deter him from tive have doubt a
bout the Government scrutinizing the conduct of
this officer, Although Boston appears to be the
headquarters ofopposition TO the Fugitive Slave
Law, yet ifthere be any reliance in the leading
papers, or In the expressions of public sentiment,
no violent resistance to- government officer, IN
the discharge of duty, under this Law, need be
anticipated; and until such resistance is ofiere d
we can see no legitimate necessity for the inter-
ference Of the Federal Executive. II is more now
the subject Of Investigation than cause which
will justify the assembling Of military force 10
Brighten those who threaten notification into obc-
dence. When they shall openly nullfy the aw,or
by MOP or armed resistance prevent It's execution
then the Executive will be authorized to see the
laws executed II II requires all The means with
which the Constitution clothes him.
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an Fna,iyhman and receives is chief snn,o4
from FOREIGNERS. allndes 10 the arrival of AR
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Governor OF Nrrinia To carry out the objects of
the great Industrial Exhibition. which IL 10 come
onin London, in Nav lsJl as far as the citizens
of this State might be willing to contribute.
To-day. we insert the proceedings of the La.
cal committee at Richmond IN which all Who
intend 10 iorward articles, will receive the ne
eessafY m>hnet'ons. We are requested by the
committee for Lynehborg, to state that all articles
intended torthe Fair, will be left at the Book
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