New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-12

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LIZ than TIA; OF man Because We besve our duty to our
God paramount TO obedience to mere human las" Are
we not great peopsf We are always eIdeay0ring to
impress cthers win me nea o. our 'uPS1o 'i1h
Of the inhabitants Of country that gn WI en- jeer
son sd inherent to every man We are not eootent
with this bat mus 90 further and deny them me rgot
their own h snd blood and undertake 10 rsgadsaS ne
loEs Of God Oh Piguies as we are-the best OF Is
scarce six feet high-not content with this meet to
make laws to abr0ESe the divine laws OF God We t<ke
upon ourselves 70 deny the authority OF that God Elo
made the sun uhch pous bis glorious light apOn ms
guilty world, and who has spsnged the nrntnent WIN
thousand suns Ike ours SaPpgse ~ snVs
get I'D in the halls Of essaon and attempt 70 repeal me
law OF graviatoD attempt alter the PrncPl7 ma All
things hy 20 common center there Is not Plss' 10
the country who would attempt 70 jump rom the top Q,
Bunker Hi Monument Sud expect 20 reach the g'o1nd
without receiving any injury
WHY lid or fathers come 70 this land Surely they
were fols Clay, " sbstet and spenc n ny sl.sy NE
have leen fools to leave shT Gnlei and co niofo.e ~
sonsses and farms seek wilderness ana comp .loh
shp with ssvages. Why coah they not say a. nom
They had only to submit 10 ne cGns'l'sa A
10 cbev and Acknowledge the laws Surely 'I,se Hc'e
rsnv ~ .bsr, who ud haye fear OF the star Ch'nor
Why did they stay At home ana 90 = We @.o ' GU
TO- obey the laws p No! M PFe5,as1t .aey oo-ii nos
do this they were az We are, Pfot-'tan.s tAPPsi1l
s;Tv en- their utmost * nst the
;ce was done them and saw no hope sy iei1 iher
homes and their country and sought Jfeea1 sa', AZ
hon freedom-in a distant and strange land Line ad
bo brve spirits think they landed on plymouth '0cs
from the NARROWER that before 30 years haa sucn
a gigantic cancer wond have ingsiied hsen NV our c
sttuton No they protect ants ana ~ tooK counse'
of plymouth The Revolution dated back before
and tanker Hill dates back TO tie isnPden aud oyi
news Ii was the right OF private npAioh ana
- ,bs ,;bt H. iu6gs il mortal laws c0nucied win DIVINE
Ii was on this platform, and with hess pFhePleo 'u- &c
Anti Slavery movement Oris mated II Va u Tu7 Vnt
selves from tie b0id ATistocracy OF oteNotlol9' al
Ari-tocracy that lords It over u 10 an sA-ht -
otbercouniries; an Arstocr4oy ncudng men, anu
children Of -OOo0 without the women az! canIeu'
1000 ording it over 23,OO0OJo. don't hno" II -n
eood Repubican but do know that Il tns Is ne he?ao
fcansn Of Jef7ersoD, certainly rePudat7 IL II Sla NY
ta5re are 70 he subject 10 tie domination OF hateiui
D,ai- 90 his character then j. the Revolution a
f,re n We must have ATistoeracv, then g'e me ts
800 coo Of Europe in preference 10 me '0oOV OF A7
APplsu.e We I s-o,ra syS Of g:ate s1Ga
20 Inc naltrv upstsr brutal dirty, whgn-nand Drutrs OF
the South This srst0cray hls 20 Do nor y
the culone not by the sword, or BY any Phy, or
-. - a. i,anence II G 5snsl Church. AID deter NINA
ton on the part the American people u e men - ts
legislature who vii not whisper ~ nome "nN 'isy arc
afraid night heard abro 3D. and say mere "a' 'lcy arc
afraid IN have repeated at home. Bn me mtin means OF
producing this desirable end is by eaaf'ln DO you nK
hat another generation weud remain ~ bondage ater
they had been taught the use OF reason APpita'e "h
Ins.tIpns but the projections Of ideas lft IS eli
vsrv hut The shadow Of the popular desire therefor DO
you think that ii the American people could become con
WINGED that iloy could no longer make anything rom ts
Iu.ii,utiop thew would keep It No! venture 70 say
Mir President that the whole system would be thrown
aside When the American people have fully 10
nd themselves Of IT, the system viii Uc soon extinct NAen
ts Institution j. enCirced by the great truths ~ T. eh
then ike funeral pyre, shall tie circle aro.aS S
very grow narrower aud narrower, the FIRE shall grow
fercer and fercor until the hdaous mon Ger shall Ike the
scoruion commit a mighty suicide by driving 10 venom
/ Gus sting into rs own brain. Great applause
Afer ,ome FEW remarks by the President on Women
speaking in public &C. he INTRODUCE 10 tle "io.5nse
Mis- Lrcy SroSY Of Mass-To my mind, said the far
sneaker It Goes not need the Poet uerance TO apologize
for womans Appearance in public IN defense OF the urea
and oppressed while there are 80 many Cassies wan
dtrng er tie length and breadth Of our land So long
as there Injustice and oppression 80 long woman
right % speak. In the past year there hIs been many
great hearts and willing hands O. help " and Andy en
couragenent and aid 10 cheer path Of duty She
/ would make no apology for speaking OF PoNucs II the
notics nss would put thu nseves m the way of human
freedom They framed the Bam more platform they met
together ard pledged their candidates to support the tu
ciive Slave Law and every hillside and from every
valley did the American people start up ana oar down 20
the support Of the PoODks CGHftfGt anu hey elected
him by large majority While the President was pleig
ng himsef 10 support aud enforce the Fggye Stye Law
Young mother who threatened 20 be sold South ana
searate from her Young child well knowing the terrible
significance Of these threats, fled with her child 90 the
North, hoping 10 reach her husband on the Tree son
/ of Canada In safety She fled with tie speed OF
frightened deer and her heart beat high with nope tor
ihe future already She the promised land where nor
husband had found arefuge and who can te
b future animated her soul But alas, on her track come
he man hounds shouting and cursng they SUR on their
steeds after the poor woman and her child Size mas reied
Cor few moments to give her babe little foot and
She eerges from the shade Of the trees to her way
they catch sight her and shout shout her TO
sto-ba no liberty is the boon she so eagerly seeks and
with the she strives 10 pui>l urf
less pursuers They near her AZ each leap o their horses
and one ofhem draws his pistol, and with no more com
panccn than il il had been deer and r1s d1rO her
as she clasped the hands fhe little over her shoulders
with lis little cheek pressed hers, and is breath
kissing her cheek the human devil took deliberate ain
and fred the ball passed through the infants brain and
grazed the mother face The poor mother had no tine TO
smooihe the little limbs Of her loved aud to wrap
winding sheet around it, would either OF you mothers
who are now here oh no but with bursting heart aud
dry eye the poor creature dropped the body Of her child
and awaited the coming OF the man-huntrs lne m M
spring Of her life gone No Longer sd she ausht 10
care for No dimmed her eye noenei her Cheek
bu where the little babes breath had just famed now
trcked its brains and blood They took her back aud
few DAYS afterwards the rVerhsd closed over her body.
This the Fugitive Slave Law, Oh think ye fathers
ana mothers that tie Government and country which
YOU belor0 sanctions such acts unbois such laws and
that the CITY 81 NewYork-your own Cuy-gAye large
m,iory Of votes g him who ple ged % support hs law,
as necessary t. the preservation Of the Union Again
his wife and child had escaped the th-adom oi the
STAKEHOLDER ard reached the other side OF the Ohio River
From the excitement Of freedom the poor fellow rembled
/ greatly The man who brought him over said; Don {
tremblc sO-you arc free now-dont be afraid WHY do
Won t-cnhe 50 D. He afraid why, bat the 9th cr
knew and told him keep quiet t the nght and BE- would
MT him on the right track q Can9dl ard pointing )at
turned bottom up told them % hide uuder aud he would
return bis assistance az night Toward evening he r.
turned aud told the man % out that he ready
The man believing that hr would ,se him honestly came
out when the trai'orous wretch pointed the poor u-
tives and said, Take them along Won All right" IL
bad got the slave hunter and obtained bis brbe Tor the sur
render of his victims After struggle. AID
Der Ct shots bad been ret into the poor How ne had %
give I'd the struggle for sweet liberty The poor fugtives
were returned hopeless SllyeTy and they there
still These the principles wh Cd IL peoples Iy0rte
cratic parties while these atrocities were beng daily
perpeirated, secured the country through. sal tr2v
| I'D over tie length and breadth OF land
asking that all people mot wOueu should flr fL6
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