The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-07

all who were instrumental with him IN starting me,su
of resistance to the Compromise.
Tho Negro mud Abollsionist Rssoae At syr.e....
The administration organ at Abany-the .Sia,s Raj.
terthus condenses the history of the lale overthrow n
the wing State Cover nment of New York. al Syrscux
by confederacy Of white and black aboltionish Tn
Register otes also the fact that the wing federsl aub
ties were on the scene at the time and shared Il,
same defeat
"A prisoner in the ha nds of the deputy marshal Of IN
United Safes pas rescued from his custody IN Ii. raun
ofa Uated States judicial ocsr before whom exam.
nation progressing He was, however, rscaptwd nd
taken before the officer, and there the further hau
Of the interrupted by invasion Of the police o
which broken into the officers Of the govsrxmss ass
shot at injured and their prisoner oveiby rttsd from e
fody and carried If. This undoubtedly the vost
both negroes and aboti0nfsts.
Thus concerted and armed resistance the constuta
and laws, under which this republic 10 organized III
umphed. The frseattre Of the GovUawss~t artn
do,en BY fragrant acts of vioience, asd Rendered poen
Ihsse things the natural result Of the principles sh
docrlnes which have been for time past procainA
by portion of the press, preached from the pulpit VI
sanctioned by public assemblies in Syracuse and ID
vicinity. They the "higher Iaw" reduced to prsets
in the form of treason against the government"
So much for the organ of the whig govunmsM Ha
are the comments upon the occasion OF the mos. por
and powerful organ Of wing principles and wing ran
in the State and in the adjoining States-Ae New
York Tribune-whose editor was recently wskurM
within the bar of the New York whig lsgisiAar, while
in session, by comp mentary address from its presiding
officer:
From the New YORK Tnbun.
The SYRACUSE rLArFoRn."-There has been good de-.
of talk and con- in the papers OF both parties about @
bearing of the resolves of the State conventonsn
Gently held Syracuse the fugitips- Stare Wen
specially refer all anxious nquirers TO the practical
mentary OF the people OF Syracuse. They have,
very clear notion on the subject
All this squares perfectly with the position taken ~
the wing State government to the fugitive luv Co.
Hunt did not say in terms in his message that he lM
thus 10 be put down. But he did say that The hu
robbed the fugitive slave OF "the customary sod lst
safeguards Of his freedom :; and, further, that nuah
Essentially mod fed" the condition Of its connsa
on the ststue-book. And in pursuance Of this opina
the late wing State convention of New York hx n
solved that agitation 'for the repeal modihca Of
that law is the right and duty OF every wing vos
And 80. in substance, says the whole wing party ns
northern States. See now, in our New York correspond
ence Of to-day, how Gov. Hunt is emulatng the an1
ness OF Gov Johnston in the Gorsuch case.
In striking and most significant connexion with all tbs
comes up the we'll known fact that the recent abouoas
riots, rescues instructions, and MURDERS have TAXA
place in defiance of whig State authorities, a
Buffalo, and Syracuse, and Lancaster, or else IN w
suonghsds. as at Boston. We remember no c.
OF similar atrocity occurring under democratic So
authority and in a democratic precinct. - M ~
excitement" on the subject OF slaveJy-which, " NJ
Webster told us at Abingdon, :" the whg paS'y d'S
created" and kept up for years before the passage
the Compromise, "while as yet no democrat aH'S
finger in that Observation-Disclosures a ceaf H.
PLANTATION Of the reason why the wing party Is uth1
poweress SO to administer the law and the govenns'
as to put down abotonism. They have played with 4
pampered it, and "excted" il too long, and even nos
while they feebly endeavor to execute the law Nans
they the duty OF agitation 10 change the hw'
abolition laughs and riots, and rebels and murders Dso'
their eyes, while Wade mathematics the fugitive Nv
and Seward stops preaching higher iaw for moment
say in his letter tina, the fugitive law is the uncon"
onal transfer of the social economy Of the Sou'h INC
the free Slales," and Johnston stands with folded W
over the dead body of the murdered Gorsueh' ~
! Hunt is paralyzed at Syracuse and Buffalo, and VIZ
Hams, IN Nefmoht, openly huiiiics '"o '"s. -
and is forthwith reelected by the wing party 'a "
paine!
II is plain. in his state OF facts that the wing T'p
with the federal and State authorities in their hano'
not competent to the execution OF the fugitive Law s''.
it stands and not pii'ng u should longer aa"'
part of the final adjustment OF the slavery agitation
How long will southern wings cooperate WIN y.
party TO keep them in power The recent one'a w..
LEGATION OF the Presidents aboltionst letter to toe
tionists tells the southern wings what they are 'oer
40 long they do We insist that the ac's ~,
stated are the practical commentary on thai e''ef
is remedy-and just one remedy--in the case -
put the whg party on, Of power. lisap pity. and ~
to the country, that, far the federal ereeuu"
ernmen, is concerned, this cannot be done before
When il shall then have been done. the conso'"' 4
rights OF all sections OF the land will be sale u"',
Adjustment. which will then be faithfully exe''r'
maintained in all its features, by the only party s0
execute and maintain il, as an application OF
cratic policy OF Jefferson and Jackson.