The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-02-25

We copy the following article from the New York Elk
press II details curious facts and shows that the
city of Boston is only following the examples has set
in former times Ii is obvious that change OF system
is lou lily called for and in the present state OF things,
will doubtless take place The New York Tribune, and
other papers and persons who have sought 10 assmiae
thu OF the Presidents proclamation TO that OF the
royal governors under the rule OF Enga will receive
for their pains the universal contempt OF their fellow
citizens. These negro loving patriots may clam great
credit for benevoence and magnanimy but they display
this feeling at the of duty to their country and
their kind We trust we have much sympathy and
true regard for the welfare OF the negro any per-
but il the whites must be dcbased the laws and
stution be Sc, at naugh. and the Union eopaded then
we do not scrupe to assert that the champion of the
negro the enemy to his country and its prosperity
1" Tue mprai Of the IN and will sand by
the Executive in the Discharge o. his duty, win
ihhing hesitaney There is To be
pgio for The supremacy OF the laws, This obvious
the OF the debate in the Senate Yesterday when
Mr. Hale associate the DEGREES of George the
Third with OF Congress- passed by the representa-
tives The whole American people, and n execution OF a
solemn provision of the constitution Of the United States
is obvious Also from the manner IN which the Tribune
just ioreshadowed the appearance Of The President
by calling for The proclamation issued by the
royal governor Massachusetts the occasion OF the
throwing overheard of the tea in Boston harbor'
cit is thus American and American senators seek
to make tho constitution laws. and government OF the
own country odious They speak words OF encouragement
mobs, by seeking bring laws into contempt by mis-
cpresenng their provisions by asssg those who passed
them and by winknH every wrong and outrage which
OF the able TO practise upon tht
county. Silence approval AT such time, IN view
and the excited state OF the
country, is rank treason We have seen how the two ex
trenes OF country coaesce upon suci
an occasion. There bitter enemies OF the fugitive
slave law in the South the NORTH, and each rejoice
equally that law ramped under foot Southern men
Congress tell with OF hendsh delight that
cannot be enforced northern nudmen, in the
devish spirit, tell us shall not be obeyed relying npoi
patriotism and wisdom OF the people oil the Tree States
By the Executive and his constitutional advisers
upheld by the Judiciary tell both OF these extremes lha
the law will be maintained, what II and no
its preservation The honor Of The government and tue
peace and perpcuity OF the Union are involved In this
'.Ihe re- cue of the arrested slave 5hadack, in Boston,
Saturday the third Of the kiad which has taken
place Massachusetts The first 1894 The second
took place Boston The Ali OF August 1886 when i've
coored women, claimed slaves by John b Morris. Of
Baltimore rescued from the supreme court, in Bos
during the session OF the and while Judge Sha
was engaged trying their The colored people, OF
their every airecton and gathering round the two
rushed the door, burst II OPEN and bore
pell- nell down the stairs huge negro woman
RED OF them into Court Square In her arms Ihe two
Mr. Huggeriod, dashed in among the rushing mob, but
seized by the throat and aside unable 10
the current Judge Shaw called order, and commanded
stop they pressed tu In the space OF
than minutes, not colored person was IN
court Carriage was at hand School street. and he
men placed III IL and driven up School street. down
Beacon street, and the mi-dam The Judge held The
sheriff accountable for the OF the slaves, but they
retaken. IL Is time, therefore, TO make
example of such fragrant and dangerous Violations OF law
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