Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-09-17


would be simply ian a5omiltation:" thew wont
do no other HARM And as for the peace of tll
wing party, should far rather see it endauoer
cd than TO see one child sold from its parents
or one woman logged, or one man degraded.
The motto OF Free Sellers, mo MoRE SLAVE
STATES This Is our unyicding, determined
posiuon. We wage an eAtCrminating warfare
| against every man, and every party who vould
extend the curse of human servitude. or incraaso
the slave power in any degree. The Democrat
&c party ana the wing party unite in the extern
sion OF slavery and OF the slave power, and then
ASK me trends OF liberty TO vote with them. !
shall MOI do Il.
Another measure of the last Congress- WAS
law entitled An act 10 abolish The si3te tra -
The District of ColuDibi4" A 6aCrant false.
hood was sent 10 the people in this title for the
law itself does not profess to abolish the slave
trade in this District, and only excludes from
this market the sIave-brecdcrs of MARYLAND and
| Virginia, leaving the sale of men, women and
Children TO contue here. And this commerce in
the image OF God is 10 e on and continue for
ever. Ihe Wings say it shall not be disturbed
and The Democrats say they will protect it
These parties have taken position between us
and the slavedealers, and say we shall not dis.
cuss the morality of their vocation: indeed. thew
assert that we shall not ogitate the cause Of free
dom.
Aon sir lately saw nm advertisement, in The leading Wing
paper ms District IN these words For sale handsome
ara accoil> lady m&id. aged ius; sixteen Yea
Except In This city ana New Zealand do 49, * III -
government within the bounds OF civ zaon would have
permitted such an Outrage upon Gcccncy sIeak IF M
Zealand without intending any disre.ptct 10 lie rcnre az
That island BY eom pairing their habits with our ours They
ol men AKA Women Tor hood Only. The Uhjec; Is far NOR,
honorable and Christian Ike Than that for which he yng
women of this city are adycrtiscd and sold ''e
Mr. Chairman General Scott nud General Pierce a-p both
pledged 10 maintain his traffic in The bodies of ,on1 md
nc advocates Of liberty asked aid in clcch hen
Sr LEI those parties reycl in such moral and nIitj
ednoss let thcm pledge themselves and their rts Ia
perpclraic crimes citing humanity but hesccc th,
not 10 insult honest men, Ihllanthroists and ~
asking them to participation trasccnti irguit
- Ah9ther OF the compromise measures is ne Fugitive
slave Law ofthe character Of this law, have spoken on
former occasions OF lts unconstiuonality MINK no nm
preudccd mimi can doubt. who listened To- thc scech of
The gentleman from Massachusetts Nr Pgnt"l on
crimes committed under this law of the erorni,cs ofsend
ing free men into slavery, under color OF this law OF he
barharous and savage cl,rarte, f rb o,rt " va 'o
this Administration 10 carry out have no time 10 sneak
notised In the address Of ciergy man. lately delivered be-
fore The Home bis oEGy Sociei statement shat The Rey
cFc'd speaker Vi" IN the central part of Russia during hist
summer; IN intelligent nublrman tainted him with the
character ri this fugitive law, You can find moth
ing in tho legal code of Russia, in the DEGREES of her
Empcror equal to thar barbarous law" No sir do not
believe that any despo; of Russia, Austria was ever
guilty OF putting forth 50 barbarouS law Yet the Demo,
cratic party and The Wing party us that is law shall
remain as hnAl settlement OF ,hs subject The Wing mar
~ it IS true, reserve TO themselves the right OF making
more barbnrous But ii is remain law and continue in
force while time shall last Yes when the archaugcI Sa
"a his haoI
ana placing one loot on The earth, and the other upon the
sea- shall "swcar By Him WHO Vch forever and ever tat
TINE SHALL BE L0SGER,' the dread summons shel
md the people OF flndclphia New York and Boston upon
the qua rirr hunting for slave mothers no have i,d
from all else 'hcy hold dear in life In order enjoy brrv
There, Wings and ,mocrats viii toId s,lpEor,in th
law and when they shall close their eyes upon terrestrial
objects hey VIII listening to The bay ing o oodhons
'e ciahkln4 OF chains The roar of muskcs, the dying
groas OF slaNecachcr7, and their wounded associates ,
boudhounds the last dc:hsgh fIhe murlcre f.tyC5
VIII oil rise from this earth and mIsc arcany,
voice. rs he shall summon al to tho bur Of Gnl fc:rhu
ton. would speak OF the future with solcinnI,y but if
men are 70 carry with them into the coming world Their len
ding traits Oi character, hold il would seen, tho
their residence in The sprit world Will made vocal with
the stYhs and or ans and shrcks of associated beings
Eoth parties and their candidates pledged 10 ninta,n
this Infamous law. And they will resist and discounts.
nance Eli agitation in rclTd 80 it, Congress or out of II
The policy Of slencinG discussion upon it must be nart
10 every mnn The Shareholders demanded the pasay Of
this law. Northern lousl-Ggces submitted SOM, It fr
t. others fed hc Hall. They then knew it would be- lcth
90 the measure and political uheraon to- themselves TO
discussit and therefore voted sgainst oni,
the agitation, and minority Of this body actually passed il
saw il shall never he discscI TINT whc "l'r
the North see Acknowledging seized, chained dragged into
IT, here or elsewhere Thnt thcy shU look non Ibo @
dcrcd corpse OF iugvCs shot dow by the AGENTS cg GOV
crnnc and may moan over their bIrhGEiy bthcy must
not discuss hoy must not GSatr the repeal If This Inv
wen, slr assure them the people wilt discuss these thing:
me! III nun from power and from place tic who
'h US, condemn q, Dc nm, The popular feeling
pea! his law saw this morning article dcnouncing
MS law" IN some respects an nhIc article i'll hl paper
1ha he Ia" would net be repeated, perhaps tor twenty
years. sin !hc admission shows the author to Be, ilc,I
scions OF ihc peoples power.
Iii This miserable cow.rdly suI,i.-onto slave Interest
which has degraded northern men. Let lhc people send to
this body ory members, whose hearts devoted TO free
d"n' "i" hnNc confidence IN The power 81 rgh. and his
law will BE- repealed in six weeds 1t will ho sw,.r nom
our statute books end cures, deep and loud will u
The cAi!orto whom alluded proposes that we shall CON
tribute from thc National funds pay for fgilvcs could
have forgiven the editor for almost amy o,icr loli.ics or
fence. What cir, descendants of the PIri,as Of hosr
who BLEED Bun k,rs Hill every battlefield of tr
Revolution, rnIlcF shah pay pH!iry on
soushcrn ,osL-masers. When Che barbarGrs Of Agicrs
seized mnd cs4ved people, sent an Grncl Iorcc
hcrc and =cH them, holding Them unworthy Of place, M,
on Gods 70 iool Ne, sir by all the haliCwrd associations
which cluster around the memory English Gnd Amer
can patr:o:s syow an, declare, that would "GorIr ~
every 9yVh0dcr " the nation hanged than to TO
shiIglon the Northern fracmcn to such hunil,ero
condition NJ, sir, when il that, for one shnl
BE- prepared Tor the dfrnier csorl0u eal to- the Godof
bnttc5 Hn man Of lcac but AIN no:rcsi-tani,
would sooner the ashes Of my ho;r-storc should be s
kcd In my blood, and the bloQd Of my children tau
submit to such DEGRADATION. And here Win take occa
eyabc. The people viii not submit t. it, Why, rir, ci,
il war acady exists u Chri,:i.ua civil with a IL
Nnnsc Of natural lsh-3!ooGsIcd md do.! took pacc
tny u similar lTar-ac"n occurred: ind n
bo made enfoc" hal law. In my dsirlc. are many
nigiiyes, who have informed !hc masters where tAey n.y
be found. These men have become r>pcra,c. Thj do
sire &C. the s!avecachcrs. They POM for az 0ppurun
- make their oppres~ors "bc the dust" Sir send IN
your commissioners aud deputy marshall and hi jo.h ot;,
and assure you that civil var IL soon lc In ar' pro-
gross.
Sir, gentlemen talk Of enforcing his law. cannot lc
done. The people hive alrcady passed cnencc upon it,
Nor can you stop agitation in regard t. il.
Agitation, disc iS,ion, and examination lhc agents
the ins.rumcnsfCr carr Ing tJra ard all REFORMS The 80
,ior Of mun spoke truth boldly They m aly upon the
"f scribe pharisecs, and hypocrc. They Grnorl.
ccd him agt2tor; seized, tried condemned, AMI
Gifted him agitao' from tha: DAY the present, c,
IL. slfaF.F mt.