Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-29
1.o,.g@yoR nlcLER's ADDRESS.

ssgs1 address OF Governor bigger y ~
8 q Pennsylvania says the t5asl'no1s
III s,,;sen,s which il gives Us pleas
SAippsst' ~ snbiect 81 the fugitive slave
ufe = 81 exnaicis. and fdlly susiains me
law he expressed prior 70 hceee'OhF
.Ths allowing is his language ,,-.;n,s
l.,Snnance Ut these Hneqnatle1 esssFai,s S
sss..1nfs entirely hpen The pefpesuesy - ~ ~
80 nallbnas compacti ana shts Ss,s ,Ss III thes
snrsd tx faithful oossfx aus Y srss The Until
cutea Il unaer which twas LIT Ths
stution are one and ia9tVlslaiS
On az ~ exist without the sess IN
iofists IL nurposs bat 70 pefleet aaa a,,s,ilL
sinner. he therefore, Mao + sng A. who wouie
Il ton = 49, ,,n,,ld commit Poillleai sSeisss
strike ~ ~, fabric sanctioned ~ y asts,us Us
gaihsas III The FEDERAL eonsslsaS'N' II = AZ
au;ntsIed and executed "a y. a, NE imperative
rarame9nt laM = governments 10 assist "a aAe
duty q }nen , nistraiioa of all rs II;
inst n9 luat Undoubtedly Belongs u yle HS d.
To dnty Of making provision g sara = IT.
s~ssn,son Ills iiE,rutu y tlls yhiu lie
rrht and duty 81 the o'Ssss, -sTs9ate with tc
i;;,s III thsie reserved Tishls 70 ay Tfey
INNS X. IN this legitimate WORK
sehetii ssr,aSnly never attempt BY ihs~ns = ~ m
Iisi1,ion u embarrasS NE Nh ro III
s6nxiEution Such lneiiefsi,re a. Inherent ssc
: InasEr hostile feelings between tne l - lsad Is
N - me Jnion and, il persi>tea ~ S,i;T =
ion 5of the States. 50 laF ~ tS3sss IA hi
,s Sind IAN be found on The ,his Mar
; Sta,e Il should be speedily III, oflS4i
acseI regard the greater l Sate riscrs fer hede
q p.iA - f,eifives from labor while aSFalt1's =
y ~ IL, ,ar SHAH most eheesluily parts
ishhfi aso aid as TAI az mae posslo!! ~ CfEfb
81 1ae4resS all attempts y psovia,n for tie rea
tion Iof iugtiYes from labor or for any onef SCI
tutiGnal purpose. The necessity Tor such ACTON
fully demonstrated by The fatal consequences fekq
ing ltom such an aitemptrccenIiy occurring ~fA
our own BORDERS.
The Loyalty Of Pennsylvania 10 the n2tiPn
?, Union cannot Be doubted. She l. now, as sAe FV
has been ior the constitution and its con1pfsfs Sc
SShe.wll maintain and execute, IN letter ana 81
the several adjustment measures as passed ~
d .lateCongress on the subject OF slavery. Shf
IL .gardS these measures as permanent setlleueht
= This dangerous geographical conflict and,Wii4 81
e +c6uhtenance 10 the full extent OF her n1uence
e attempts at future agitation Of the questions set
= BY lhem. She has planted herself on the eonAsit
l, uon, and guided by its wise prorisens, wthEe'
i IL DIS Justice 10 all sections u The county, any
!. deaYof 10 strengthen the bands OF the Unle4,
l. ehefishfng relations of amy wand iraeIaai aheFn
2, between all lis members.
h Ifihese sentiments be aso entertained By m
d jorry Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, slch heS
J. ures will be adopted will cause the fugitive Fla
!, law TO be faithfully exeeaied in that State. 4 v
Z consider it probable that a'bill similar 70 thht
II Gently vetoed BY Governor Johnston, will be Pdesl
If granting the use Ct The State prisons fer the cofhF
n merit et fugitive slaves, which will iaelita'eEh'
81 recovery and prevent those collisions bc'weeh
Of citizens Of Maryland and Pennsylvania, Hhi
Of have heretofore occasionally been attended N I
y most lamenlatle results.
q Firm in his attachm6Gt 70 the ConsFitntieA
= Union, Governor Bisler expresses his deterhin
o. lion firmly to support both; and il is hoped thh;
felew-cilizens will follow his example, 50 aht
cause Tor excitement between Pennsylvania 9
other States may BE removed. Wecommead
n. spirit OF his address iorfl is repeie with patrfs
~ sound sense and good ieeling-and will oNot
exert powerful influence in arresiipg coTse
conduct on the part Of some cilizetls 81 lhat Fiq
u which promises, if continued, to prodacc it4Ipi
anddjsgraceful scenes. !