The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-24

49, may bel had departed under such and such crcum
- - he CONSTITUTION Of the United states entitled 70
fun credit In every other State Well the claimant
,ss a count Of yna that or hsd escaped from
service He must prove that be IA here. He brings
An ZEN cases out eleven, the would be Yes,
aasss your slave did escape frsu your service"
Such is the present law and, 80 much opposed and ma
slave than the enacted In WashinStoIs time, Ia
17Ga which created disturbance al the time IL was
passed and which was s.netonea % me North - vel
modern times. Prem whom docs this clamor como
why look at the proceedings Of the snt-savery con-
~ those persons who oppose this Fugitive Slave law
any admission whatever that any Law ought TO be
passed 10 carry into effect the solemn stipuatious
az sonstituti5nl Tel me any such csse-seil me
nj any resolution was passed by the convention q.
syraee faycTins the carrying out Of the constitu-
ton? Not one. The fact Is, gentlemen, they Oppose
the shole-thsy oppose the whole-not man Of them
admits that there ought 20 be any Law the slhect
sstion ought be carried into effect Well, what do
shsy say? Look al the proceedings Of the ansavery
snvenons in Ohio Massachusetts, and at Syracuse in
he State OF New York. What DO they say That,
help them God no coored man shah be sent from the
State Of Now York back 10 his master In Virginia y
Don't they say thaSA-and, for the fulfmcn. Of that
they pledge their Mes their fortunes their sacred
Aonor' lLeughter) Their sacred honor = daughter
They pledged their sacred honor to violate the laws Of
absir eountry-they pledged their sacred hono-
ssSt their executonhcy pledged their sacred honor
omit treason against the laws q thsr country God
un<ef sncn lneu EAtuse k0far
N Zach cause lAppiause)
have already stated gentlemen what your cbserys-
on Of tins mHst have been viii only recur % it for
Dcment for the purpose OF persnadng you as public
men and private nleaas good men and patriotic mon
Mat you ought, to the extent Of your ability and nfu-
~ to it that such laws established and main
ined shall keep you, and the south, and the West,
ssa all the country together as far ss just and
Sieht, aud IS Jar IS the constitution demands. l
~ that what ia demanded 81 va Is to DO Up 20
constitutional dutiestc do for the south ~ha the
South have right TO demand
Gar have ha.p TINA t-F1rp he n-lhl
ny character is knownxny life - before the country.
profess 70 love liberty much any living; but
profess to love American certythat liberty which Ia
sResred TO the try By he constitution under which
I'VE; and have no great opinion n that liberty
which goes Il restraints II law Of the eons.ita-
hon hold the constitution OF tho United statss 20 be
Ne bu~ark, he only buwarh, of h5res, and our
rational chart don't mean tina. you shoela beco.ne
eaves under the constitution. That j. not American
Eberty That Is the liberty Of the Uu,cn for which,
ear fathers fcught-tha. k5srty vhioh hes given ~
nsyht be known and respected all the world.
Nov gentlemen ,e- say, that, ~ much a. admire
NJ character OF the people Of Wat.rn Now iorA-~s
nueA a. gish to retain yoa- coed op.ilioa--if you
should place hereafter il any connection vsh
Inb1e life let tell you now sha. you nrst rct erpsct
BEN the slightest variation, eren o. hara breadth
koA the contribution u the United statos. tc-ee cf
= Good, " rood - gooG.r) an Northern
born the North, educated - .hs North have lived
mn 70 one southern nan. My symcsthies al my
s5mpathesmy loTs Of lios-J tcr s nansna, q every
sOior are the same .. yonr Ny adts!9n5 ana hopes
N that rssp.ot are czaetJ IKE ycrrs wish - sec II
men freean happy. bsve iaoas5oeia.ious oat q
~ Horihs-n statss. My people arc ye1r ps2p49 aud
ssoss i am nc. freeso.i tlaugnter) what
\, VIA. Nas J ever What shall be hereafter, II
sspa ,acrece FOR any ilraton .ht love OF trr,
San nser.y which hes gioNe6 In hrr ut since ny sn
s.sey and which, hop, VIII never issS. L. ~
pre- (A2Plause)
- southcr1 states and that Congress s nos power 70
ast upon i: But I Tsy tc In tbs = satson Of pryT
.ss .os b FsSsdy mAy p Sga r. a. w. - a
Dsstes and ycu nScs nayv- expect from te, uatr sy
sirsorls aness that shah fag- ron. .hc. shaa Be
eeA.rSise than frank and decisive. would rot nsrt
N4ah ny character Il Frances na e1c.,Cg lai
hSnor aud p-ncipc foT al thst tie w1-i ko.is Yoa
aN 6ud M tue 70 the North because ~ nsy sy7Bsa-
shiss sh The North Ny affections, ny ebi.i-gn,
my hope Iy everything q with the North Bat wiea
staHd up before ny oountr ne oDo spp1nel TO siIni
nc, the coosti,Gtion u Ia cJubty iy The e.aZ OF
God VIII b. just. (Grest applause
Gentlemen, expect to be- HCela,d s1s geu-l Ycs!
sssbse aoi aeos,d But L dont disturb NJ. ! have
sat iost Lghi's RS. f9r Szsat mery ye-rs h-s9
til ~ FIR sleeping. (l.luthtcr) And Why sh7ald
NJ. expect 70 hc lledl J., not tn constitution u
tns unlsl stttss Eleci and atu-11' bont -ous ps1-
,ls cal. II the rr0ductlon of he'll u h,t NEsh1ss-
ion hbci,ci and abused Il hs not called b,ori.
Ao1., az The track a the .Edsan norol Are NJ. our
father bteiel and abused ~ their qwH children!
Ard ungrs.sful children tB.y s@e; AMI anu afraid In
posos sases, their mothers played iase t-aa.hterJ
sui knowing tesa thng-, npgte lad motive - any
1be great settlement IA asurcs ~ ~. last Cpnsre~
ycnr Cwn s'ate aud igpn Cher >ta dt not concur IN
sbsm DO Dot inpu.a any bad motive 70 them. aia
ssady to believe 10y Ao"1icans all They may not
ssys thought theni neeossry. Thcy nsy have thought
ahcsc Law. would - Js.rI without tAsr
LIT Az that pee away II ihcy are now ASA VINO Wal
s<srs By bat l. done ruI itud for their county.
an 10y that tie-r law- passed by majority u
Tho Whole county, .Nl ~ must stand By them sni
Avs ~ them. Ill r'sFect them al D. friend
~. .sntlinfn. e!lD- ~ 20 ak q you today. what
d. yea think void Aavs ben lie condition Q! The
-eoontgy a. Ills -ss u yous 5Uisaont II tho-e law,
sap o he fcxa. boundary had net teen scitlei-Se's
hgylco ami Utah L.l been !g.t desert .ares AMI
government had tscn psef.icf Tor them. And u TIA
other greet ques.ions 70 which Siats lsgs had opposed
nnuy oscs 10 the restoration q fusiLye- Aa4 nc;
tssn set,l,di -, lat w9at hste b'ca tie s.a.c o.
shis country n0v' lor tssr ~ Fris ooGniy-yoa G.a
u new lors. ccniurc 90 - 50 hosp to-h.sh., snd
- 1zte On It's gutgc1. Wlat vUais haYe been thr
1910 a4 th4s cogn.-J--nsT, - tLis Enorcnt, u
nplDt,n that sNcl have lad rigi Ftfer itt1
therrit tgr your cshe. 3rafipai mediate ~ itio
NJ becartled away by any notion pr !d's' a retart.
elss--think Frncti,aly On the great question q What
would have bn the condition ~ the s,ted States 1T
abb moment. hsa not settled tdo.. agitapg qs..
tior. have ,tgsd slsl IA ~ opinjon. tLefc gvull
have EseE oiT.. ~.
gentiaTnsn VII gtr arev ~. ~ r>neni b sirsrt
b uys-ifi hove ben .17s tnie n yulis Ai'--1f
ccarse not lJy ycaI remain tori. A. ehe cglulcrcs-
xDsBt 0 ih.s3 tame:r.. - ~ e9ufisi9G u TIE
sour.fy and fEergnt SO lurfit II pensc would
~ civil ssr 7 .as aans.r 20 !cstsnz itsh end Aes
Mc,ro without a'y gveri'-ri a.. pr! - tas power /"
Hspar agv Ills cann.t - - tlngi arising from tie
hntsrfrsseo - $3.50. q m stas Ia aEes.lng tssc u
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Led teen mad. III TONNES ga ~ s-liery sas ...'
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how Il tistt' WHY, ss4 Ac. Nyrlb-~a tal.n gets
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