The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-10
summary OF the Latest Intelligence.

We learn by telegraph that the United states
Cenmssoner, in Boston, will give decision IN the
ease Of The fugitive slave Simms, tomorrow morn
ing There is no doubt that the fugitive will be
given up to the ela nant of the owner The aboli-
sionists seem determined to busy themselves in the
meantime, in endeavoring to obstruct the execution
Of the law; but we feel, that they will be foed
AID that the extradition of the fugitive viii be
erGered by the Commissioner, and effected. They
held ! meeting at Plymouth, on Tuesday evening" at
~Leh some very infamma;ory speeches made.
Tie notorious Elizur Wright invited the people to
assemble on Friday, at nine o'clock in Boston-to
which time the abolition convention was adjourned
armed with muskets and ball cartridges, and plant
themselyes the boundary Of their rights. Apro-
slamation has likewise been issued from the Office
rf ar abolition newspaper in Boston, urging upon
the people throughout the whole commonwealth
- meet by thousands on Friday morning, to witness
she dc livery cf Simms-" the last sad scene If the
States Disgrace a. they term it, 1t s very likely
Ma. this last manGusre ofthe abohtoniss will end
~ ro,hing, az all others have. The authorities Of
Boston, however, owe it to themselves and to the
reputation Of their city and state, to be prepared
Scr any emergency that may arise, and to promptly
yunish any person, white or black, who may attempt
10 resist the execution Of tic law Or the retarn Of
ssnaUls VIC nave 10 dOupt lncN Will take every
yreeauton 10 uphold the law, knowing they
mast that any commission their part would be
eagerly taken advantage Of ~ the abolition
fanatics.
Ii seems that the senate II Massachusetts, have
afronted committee to inquire whether the free
con, sf any nhabitant Of the State i 10 danger
This done in consequence Of the failure or re-
fus4l Of the sheriff Of Boston 70 serve writ q re-
tffs ,xwtfh
intent to Kill the officer who arrested him. Su,h
service would bring the state and federal aa;ho-
mites INTO collision; Tor if Judge Nelson. view of
iho Fugitive slave law are correct, the United
States ofsccr having the fugitive ~ custody, i
so.nd to keep him, and 10 resort 70 all power At
his command fer the purpose The abolition "a
nat,- would doubt glory in such collision;
but !: i to tc hoped they will b. disappointed.
Only few day. remain cf the present session Of
the Legislature; and unlcs, the members be indus.
reus, they VII not 10 able 10 finish the business W..
Sore them. IL the >cnste, yesterday. Nj Beck.
ssn, Of this city, introduced ct u resolutions
approving Of The course pursue ny M Webster ia
krugns about The pa.sagc Il the COMPROMISE
ssasures 81 the last session u Congress- and aIso
requesting Governor Hunt q e1tend to him in a.
ri;aticn to address The Legislature before II a.
,ousEment Uudcr the rule, the resolutions nus he
everfor one day When they gam COMO 4 p y, have
n eoubt there will ne considerable cx,itcmeut aad
~r,ggng n reference T. them. In The Assembly,.
Mr.. Thompson called NJ the resolution wh'ch
h. introduced some me since, endorsing tie saiac
nessuFsc, and eomplimentiug the statc.iegn Who
es.ttibuted their influence q procure their ras.a,c
The opponents II slavery agitation, - both house,.
seem determined to Insist upon carrying their point
II they can, or, at al evouts, a drawing Instinct
sea PLAIN line between tho fr.nis II the admin tn
zion at Washington--thc opponents # further agi-
sation Of the slavery ftcston-aua H. cnenps, the
abolition aud socialist whig. We may cxpcc, some
Sun in Albany before the adjournment of the Iegjs-
laiure. BY all means. LEI tho public know Tho num-
Der " black sheep IL that body. lhat they may
mack them for future reference
Our readers will be- glad e. hcar that The militia
bill, aboiishirr training, pa ~ yesterday ~
che AsseI,bly. We hail. therefore, have ~ moe
a.gepcrsl stainug days" which have Away br,n
looked forward to with 80, much dread by 80 rr-
Ecns
ID ! nov ,aeCdu that the wings have succeeded
in oIecting E.iotity Of tho members ofthe Lcyis-
istur. of Connecticut. 1hi. ensures tho return II
q rhig L 'nilcd states Senator from tina, state