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the people and that any enactment which discr;mi,
ates against the liberties Of the people in o pro-
perty i unconstitutional oppressive and unjust and
that law which discriminaes against liberty in favo~
OF one specific kind Of property thus giving Que ca.
q capitalists and those sayehoders) privileges which
are inconsistent with the personal safety freemen and
shared by other holders propcrty can stand
oy the assumption that there States in tina
Unon but slave States no people but Shareholders snd
property in the nation but slaves.
Resolved That II Is impossible TO aid, by word or deed.
in rcmanding fugitive slave TO bondage without aid
ing to rob him OF insenable right without partici-
pating in the act Of holding him in slavery and thus
without shining against Christian light and against
God
Resolved That the Act Of Congress providing for the
reeapure and return Of persons claimed slaves ought
10 be immediately AMI for ever repealed
Speeches made by the Hon s. c. Phillips Hon
John c. Park Hon VIZ Jackson Of Newton. Generaa
Wilson President OF the Senate Anasa Walker Secrp-
ary Of State, and others N opposition to the Ftiys
Law.
Near the close Of the afternoon session il was proposed
TO keep during the night was thought the fat Of
the fugitive would be decided and the meu,bers
wished to the first manaced slave pass through the
treets Of Boston on his way to bondage 1t was how
announced after that the Commissions hAA
deferred decision TIL Friday morning, and the conveo
ion adjourned sine die
In the Massachusetts, Senate this morning on th. us-
tion OF Mr. Robinson Of Essex democrat IL was orderoA
by vote OF tweny-i 70 seven. that committee b
appointed 10 inquire whether the freedom cf inhabi
tant of the commonwealth is in danger through the
missncss Of any officer thereof and also for the
security of personal liberty has been violated by officers
the city Of Boston by ocers Of the commonwealth
pretending to under the orders the said city The
committee appointed consists Of two coalition rats,
two frec solers and whig This was done in conse
qucce Of the failure of the Sheriff and his deputies to
serve writ of repievin, and a1o criminal warrant
upon Simms for assault Win intent to kin upo1
officer Butman. The committee in session
The following notice has been issued the Office Of
the Commonwealth newspaper -
Tofhe good People c the Commonwealth of Massaeks-
seS.-in accordance With the late
Convention. 10 adjourn till Friday nine o'clock
NJ the -lsnce Committee earnestly rry- froA
throughout the commonwealth. him
sell ~ iSostcr on Friday morning the 18th inst witness
the last sad Of the states shall ke
impossible Come by thousands and let thoss
who have beenere urge their friends with them.
The Governor has ordered the Attorney General tn
advise with the Sheriff relative to the serving writ 0
rcplcvin upon The Marshal IN the % Sin,ms
The abotouists circuSNting petition 10 GovTn1
boutwell, for tie removal # Sheriff Evre. for refusing
Ia serve precei. to take Sns Of the hands the
Marshal
town meeting in Plymouthy yesterday voted by ID to
10 instruct their representative to vote for Dir Buck
inehams bill impeding the operation OF the fuytivs
Slave law.