The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-19
The Outrage In BOSTON.


resolution passed the Senate yesterday, and presume
the President will promptly respond to the call The law
must in no case be defed-much less law which is
int a,ey connected with the Union OF the country Let
the fugitive law be Frustrated and who does moi see the
excitement the discomfort, the between the sections
OF the country. the fury, which will shake the stability Of
the Union itself
1t was our decided opinion when the first case occurred
in Boston, time since, that the President should
have issued his warning proclamation. dismissed The
marshal, and manifested the most positive determination
to bring the military authority the support OF the law
and punish any rioters who might be concerned in the
rescue This obligation is increased in The present case
Every new rescue, if passed over with immunity, will but
multiply the riots and the excuses Of TIE abo
tionsts We trust that the President will lose time
in using the strongest which the constitution
permits him to employ, and that the rioters of Boston may
be compelled obey the laws of the country No pains
ought 10 be spared TO arrest them and punish them The
military authority must be made rush the aid of the
civil power
And now let the fanatic abo!i,onss perceive the mis-
CHEF which they perpetrang They have 10 render
fearful account of their neiarous proceedings Here
the laws vioatel-,hs sancti,y proianed measure
which intended to carry out the constitution
trampled down-a measure constituting part OF sys
tenn which intended 10 cement the Union itself is
ground into dust and ashes by ignorant and infuate
rabbe OF blacks, HON these abolltoniss have m'sled
excited and prompted 10 the most outrageous violence
and rebellion The whole country, whether OF the North
or of the South will who are the principal conspra.
tors and ring leaders and upon whose head should prnci
pally fall the vengeance OF an insuted people.
The last account we hear of is in the New York Ex-
press of Monday, as follows:
"Bosr,S Feb l7th-No arrests have yet been made Of
persons concerned in the OF the fugitive slave
Toe fugitive. said LETT the city last night Is now
affirmed that the negroes VINO made the rescue were no
armed The opponents OF the law hgniy delighted,
and say that il canno, DO executed IN Massachusetts Many
Others The contrary say that a shall be executed at all
| hazards"
II the fugitive has escaped efforts should be spared
10 hun, up and arrest him AT all events, every man
who was concerned in the Dissertation OF the law, who
can be recognised should be made for the
sequences Of his rebellion.
To show the manner in which this transaction took
place. we Law before our readers the following interesting
and apparently official OF it from the Boston Post
of Friday last
Ass..r Kr.cu. o, ,gorIIvr .l,yIE B9sros-Abou,
shsdsek w,nssy alleged fugitive
saq By s e F. fsoms. esq made his
and attorney of IN. said o1ne before George Curtis
~san, was placed in The hand. Of special and
oeioss Saturday the coS house where
shadnek had been employed some month. as a waiter
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
MA,ncHu.rrTs DlsTnor,
marshal Of district Of Massachusetts, either Of his dep
uiies, greeting
the Of the President, OF the United States Of
america 70 command YOU a 'aa shh npSS @ esfn
Boston said district eolOred person who = alsrsi 10 be as
The State OF Virginia. W be found your preeine and
sS, eoun Of ,e United states for the district AT The
Aforesaid then and ei, , 10 % f com
State ygn alleging under oath that the said shadsck
and while held service there under The laws Of The said state Of
praying Tor the said DE
and and tner. before be dealt with according % law
and make due return s with dones there
Wines. my hand and Boston, said district
fourteenth day Of February, in the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and hfy-one ~ . ,,,,.,
Commissioner Of the United for
In obedience warrant directed, have this day
within named shadrack and have him before the
p RILEY, U, .. Deputy Marshal.
The examination held United room, and
,ss on so part :. ss % ss %
Mrs Hucbip that he Afterwards cold at sheriff sale
. 20, ownss %nG Of osn S .
n,S % @ he ".a,es ha he had run away from
Mr. De Bree and asked the deponeu, lerer % vsn for
shadraet ran away from Norfolk The "a Of May, 1850
sewou, Eli. Lori"s Charlie. List Richard Morris, Richard
Charles O. Davis and had had oppotu
produced by the
complainant and therefore, satisfied Of their su.ney
po-poncmen and the commissioner adjourned the
further hearing 10 O'Clock Tuesday and
passed the following order
United States Americas Massachusetts February u.s.
the bearing Of this ca" being adjourned 70 TUESDAY
February instant O'Clock in the fore
saa deputy marshal who hs, made return d this warrant
ssIsS % @ ' Ia. .s% S
Boston, further hearing Of the complaint which this
| want IL issued :.
During part ~ the hearing much
Riley, who bad the Of the business
succeeded clearing the before finished and when m
concluded only
ocer the COUNSEL parties and and
closed against all Corners except such the occ
before there difficulty IN the court room except some
Mr. Riley and EH,u Wright, Of the Common
wealth There being some about raising
freedom Of shadnck alias Fcdecs Mr. Wright
would he had the for pistols snd
speaking bmhy you your,e
arrest YOU Where your bs Dc why
didn't YOU your N
and had had pistols shoad have had them
with or would have used them myself" Tie s.o
rebukej Riley taking the proceedins and MI
ordered him Of the courtroom, but he did not
the forenoon the sheriff o this State being pro
Is43, Mr. Riley sent messenger TO Commodore
would desn shsdrsck In yard
Commodore replied that he not authorized use ~. yo
Having other place within his CONTROL MI
Shadrack agreeing 20 sow
This Of affairs inside abo"
O'Clock From the door on the
standing the street dense cro~a
dihcn work passage
opened Charles O. Davis Of the counsel and Mr.
could ohe coiorsd out
made % so S.a m % s.,s
and made FOR ahadrAck Il