Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-05-15

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49, vis w ~ mere own frss, xi could as
apd with vi soon bring ,heu
49, .uoassndA zof neg s,to the North hrB
.as 80 - - SOW thsa God .r Intended the white
cal squalitE the so1eNsA thelotx S ~ -
make theaaodosd ended in the ~ SS;s
Iaes OF iss destracion TAs PAysica o. The
Atr1oan ntssdte endure tropical Eun W IT,. ~ IN
shsisugar and ricenAeds OF the 6oathei oounss 80
dwelton; wkere dsajd the speaker, q whit 6snhn xamJ
Wither and melt nnaer burning bat whsas the r;
can would gDoH sieek and strong, showed thai tia t
OTHERS wtsreass here IN tina North undsrsa ssn sayisor
ating sky, and upon harder SOIL the white thriYes
ana pSespers but the African desays2 As proof his,
Mr. ilStancsd the condition Of the in NewYek
ethyl They Mither AWAY and i BEFORE Won Without asay
incSease - their Species You dsanbt trat them vc
iou talk pctcah equality and you give tAnm pomiaaI
irecdm hut yos msass up fhE at yes give thsmby rob-
bling them ofsoCiai ryspect ~ psss and rsdnee them
tothe loweststates Of human cited -
prpOf the conditions thai th and I4
wards nearby and nChurch strset just balind ml
There areinc negroes in the onhsra conntxy 80 badrn
these ;and slavery crael aait might b would
gre tsm enough to eat, andthsi snstch thnmfsom the
grave ,i9jnu1s oat HHoD nv5x understandable OF Al
Now, continued Mr.. BRooKs Il ym are going to- tale
the hor andndyke of tine fugtxessvo provision cf the
GonsttlfiAn array you must make up yonr nds sn sou
do it for philanthropy leas to- o the stiyos who
mehese hyen inionsaye yrtnsily told here
70 come NORTH, and that there 10 nntag in the
Csnstution1tO pravsnt+nsyy that the onstition 10
against the ~ higher iaw, IL sdoes NOT pESv4atrypu
mast make up your minds TO lot these painting fugi-
tiyea live bydring these onmibuses ppan dam these
streetss aha WhteIman must oome down from tAesb0x.
and theacnlored man must yo -Four must motto the
Mayor and make him license the Negro toodrivH hsscar
thro0gh and not keep this business "a mAs
napoy 1.-The wtea YDn must take thsu he'd or the
IpisAman ahduldes rppt it enoths Aucsp,a Ased
Yon must give the haner and thNa4sto
the AfFiana to- thee
your printing otesa your counting thrown
To- make place fnrrshan of hrSad foInye*r
Augeeirop fOupdSes, Shers Eve hundred pr housAnd
whtemeA are sometimes sKeatin& With khegmometArat
eaehaadrnd ore tho Ahiosn misb njnsl4 his odors
wAthhsxS tihay morey thee Aieansif he his
home must have his dive 10 sand assmanv aMi-
lies Qf often Rein the same houses on the
same aeurtysr block his famwilh AQNr
yours must have Anothex!nso 10 ainroe9 10 An
oNew, all ssph things Mr. Books went ON to says are
ppAatpp add against the prdinanees God asWeL as
against the spirit and intent the Constellation Of the
United States yThe had Hsely
the should stas live rand the shsteeD-
genial CLINE where he was bDrl end God punished him
and haFace tAeycazne here by limiting or gripping
OF destroying the Of thrspeoes satis
dsmonsta ouua that the African could mot live snd
flourish and faHonbly propagate his species in these
Northern African race Increased with ten
fold Irapdity South thatnt nay, 81 WAS mot
certain that the would NOT utterly North If
not increased by emancipation through fugitive slaves.
ME- b. then went onto dwell atlngth fatalc0n-
sequences to countries where the white rsea and black
race had mixed and married. as int the Span
ish American States, and he pointed oat how the proud
Castan had degenerated into the mixed and motley u-
quadroon, mestzso Sc, The here had hap
PLY kept hence the prosperity Of our
country beyond that the descendants the great
est Peopleon esrthv-they who we're from CASTLE and Ar
rag0n the Cortezes the RzarrOs but who we're the
motley exicanss the the Costa Rioans, the
Buepos Ayreans, or the South in general 81
The greet effort now made to break down or break
the of the United States and tempt vince
die, or cheat here the millions of Southern slaves Mr. B.
contended was an these North
into the mixed and motley condition of MEXICO New Gre
NADIA Central Americas and other Southern (Spansh Re-
publics Because manhe had resisted this
great because he had been true the of
the North we'll to the Consultation he had been der
nounced as O. doughfaee; just that kind of .deugh-
face John Adams [Great cheering ,Tefga.c1lfs
Mr. BRooKs then wentoa to show that the hostility to
OIr Fillmore and his administration was founded upon
similar opposition and he cried down ostensiby for
other reasons but really because be did the
gltye Slave Law nay even because he fearlessy exc
cued the law lie was unpopular in the North, weswers
told and why Because, simply because he had done
his duty under the Constitution to the opthas well to
the North The CRY that he unpopular, however, in
New York Mr. y. said, was oil pretence freud get
for Interior purposes in erder to have President
from New York and to leave here. He has al
ways ahead Of his ticket in this State and he has SO
administered the Federal Government that he will run
better than eYsr2 Nothing be made here against bis
Of the lawnay the fugitive slave law
for every hg candidate for high public Office who has
run onhe principle Of the compromises has profted from
the Populartyof them- u aig3iin1 I'll .r.n19g5H al
Books continued this pointat some length, and
then dwst upon the great interests whichthe city had at
stake in it dyergng railroads. its steamboats,, packet
ships &C., with all parts Of the country especially South
and The city, hs said, vas q light whose motions
the whole country would mark it stood steady and
true for isOwn distinguished fellow eitiEsn Mr. Fillmore,
y mattered but little some parts Of State gave ways
for in the end the great voice OF public opinion hatfound
uttsrance here would be responded to slsewhereugss
My Brooks closed along speech of which hsis but an
abstract and retired amid much cheering. ST ob ii 4sb1o
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Messrs EDfrohs SOW in the National Intellgeneerof
the Atm My 1887 al statement OF the FIRMLY OF JoHk