The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-06-28

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ia. isi eut VI - Galise' 4; by them we
t,ave lsas The uaolr 81 ttsh md New Mex.
iec "a y bari III t,,s Sr Of Tssaa; by
u, #, - slave tfsds has zen abolished IN
ttsH,.ei,i 81 CInmlia aud, by them
.,wE. atfsrt exercise -s been made BY
tuhness ii lls pow, De- legislntc on the
sa4ee. d slaeflg within the States them
~ l. go' iisess things that The con.
tr,cn so hlghl Brses Of the measures,
ii. EXPRESS iisnffi'.s 10 bc IN favor al a
ia r,lieffe 20 them Epi. il is
ini ~ y copnieegpsc % these things the
'nl.h has -a''nd II fugitive slave bill BY
y ch ltplesat'ure ~ their runaway slaves
Aeen seee This were indeed so,
B sii nore Tran he South had right
i- rsf " uatsiuiion expressly s,'p,
ls,cs 'tr ilis sure. mud Il can hardly.
tereiefe, he p Dol in the COMPROMISE,
ts ,rGnt flnr sion on the part OF the
North. iioN cln 4 be considered then, as
= cSnsideraiio. a. Equivalent for the losses
which We lias ai red in the other com
pro,siss measp Dnt there are two other
things 70 be we'd of this act, which
viii show ihai as passed with very bad
grace, snd ,hai o. Of little real valcc. In
he frat lace cad OF an honest aud nm.
condition pr on, Congress has chosen
10 soure the al inmcnt OF our rights with
most aaco.fs 1tionai aud odious sonh.
Glr. Il ha MED us the right tc'resake
auF lugitises q yes from labor. upcss the
c!siu~f ~ hrst enter INTO = bead to give
biz sisys 4 ly jury when b. Carried
bach. to b NJ ate from which ne He'd. As
= slave. vs. claims to hnve his freedom, IS
entitled 81 Ills benefit in every slave state
s, ite eisn, mere is little objection to the
yrsvisia n itself; but when |, Is consid.
efed, H1 ihe over observed "a Congress to
leg,sla,e O. he suh;Ast Of slavery 10 the
states, iilsu OF be two strongly condemned.
fhl' 3 81. that is required to enable
Cong So %. abolish slavery In the states
-rt fryer to Iceisla'e on shs sub
iun 4 me " xi act isny be oxresie3
20 got as extent;
Nqt on3iy, of what practical benefit
hss he nactmeut 81 the fugitive slave bill
o.. atn nc South. lave we been cna.
~ gain our slaves any more casilp I
. - O., mot, in some cases. bcca rescued
hctn ,fs hands Of M -si;sars after the,
wsn 6 arehcndeJ, and brcn carried hsycrd
our rca, b And, wherever sssc Clam has
been eflee'ral, las il not been bus ut the
cest OF harrsss.ny litigation and great OK.
pens /! The case Of Gins is said to have
.oss the United Siatca md the city of Bas.
tyl. aud Potter, the owner Of the slave,
~ enfv. two thousand Nollars. ~ addition
t. this. he was olligeji, finally, 70 be taken
o be night time and tagricd under a.roug
card. on board OF n United States ship OF