Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-10-11
LAWLEssNEss IN SYRACUSE.
PROM THE NEW YORK EXPRESS.

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PROM THE NEW EXPRESS.
Syracuse, in this State city of salt and If there be
city in this broad Union which especially lives thrives
EXISTS the Federal Government of the thry-one United
States, and upon the laws is this Syracuse this city
salt salt works, and salt boilers, and that surrounding coun-
try of farmers that feed these Syracusans
In the first place, this Federal Repubc-his Government
of hyone States fifteen which are slaveholdinggves
this Syracuse protective duty of twenty per cent od rore
every bushe Of salt makes In 1850 the imports Of salt
into the United States a24 1876 bushels and every
bushe Of that SALT mainly aid strengthen and support
Syracuse and such like manufacturing places the people of
those United States and savehodng people among hem paid
duty OF twenty per cent. dd raiorens.
In the second place, the protect build up, and
make rich Syracuse and her saboiIers the State Of New
Yok leves discriminating duty by tolls her canals
all foreign salt that nearly Of the sale of salt
in the western and central parts this sa and in the Lake
States, is thus secured by protective Syracuse
Nevertheless for years this Syracuse has been
the hotbed Of aboonism, but especially since the pas
sage Of the compromise bills Of 1850 and leading (so
misnamed) Wing paper there, but especially ESQ
caled) clergyman, Rev. Mr. May, have deliberately preach
ed what inevitably led to E notification of law by force
Hence under such teachings have such are re-
ported at Syracuse.
To negro against Lasc, Unite man. acting
under the imperative obligations Of lao, is maimed having
his right arm broken in two Places
Further comment is unnecessary Every fact set forth
above speaks rumpettopgued for ITSELF All have to add
is that beyond all question there very large majority Of
aw-lovng, aw-abidng people in Syracuse who abhor all
such enormous oursges these. We know of our own
knowledge least thirty leading men there uho abbor such
things if possible, heartily than do. Their only
fault that they have not met the very beginnings of treason
al
ston that they have taken into their dwellings papers
that preach reason endured in their pups preachers that
represented it as of God, and godly
NEWARK DAILY ADVERTISER
TIE RESCUE AT SrRAcUsE.-The short-sghed people
who have better business than rescuing ugtves from the
South to be very proud of their mschevous occupation
perhaps the sosuch human nature-from the feeling
that they thus violating the law and exposing themselves
danger We not much surprised the brethren
Of the black, who harmonic ia color well sympahize
in feeng participate in riots, at Syracuse Wednesday
last, in order berae individual in lawful custody
though they know they breaking down in doing the
sentiment Of order which is the protector Of ALL and which
ence thoroughly overthrown in community s like life IL
SELF sometimes impossible restore These men have gene
rally had agency in the formation Of the laws But s
melancholy to the white who has plunged doon to
eUel o the antirenfer sei-sapage inhabitant Of
territorial border, and laugh at legal restraint.
The shallow thinkers if they think ALL do not appear
reflect how soon they themselves desire appeal those
alLPotecting laws they ready subver Were
not for the powerful of the law many Of the active To-
menter of dsgracefu outages like that Syracuse would
be struck down, for slight reason noonday find
his dwelling, If be one burnt ashes by enemy
when be returns home at night from his daily labor When
these similar violences shall be committed against his
property person. he may have respect the power
that stays the hand Of the assassin the ncenday espe
ciay he proceeds have the mscrean arrested in order
to prevent repetition Of bis crime, and then discovers law
desPsns mob prepared shield the cupt from the hands
Of justice, and turn him loose again to crafty his vengeance
against society and himself
If men will sobery reflect that successful bop one
la,c, and that copsutionaIor covenant of the highest
dignity and force, communicates shock to the ,ohoe code
Of Legislation and makes the Consultation itself tremb
they will not TO be quite reckless in their
daring But for their temery arises doubles,
from following the lead Of able and aul men, without re-
Aecng that those enemies to the Constitution
aud have desired for years it's abolition as much as that Of
slavery Let not those who rupe to 20 such lengths listen
any longer to such fatal and revolutionary dsorsanzers