New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

fair it is what broad and beautiful surface. kni,
n lines Of light are traced Life Liberty and 49,
suit Of Hsppin. -, Equal Rights." Ere. is.sl
tons " Free State" Republicanism." and -.
other Kindred words al de.r to the Patriot. On ~
reverse is written the Illinois Black Law of lskSs
followed By its eleven sections. each bseker th., -
last This leaf has been read on both sides p.,r
scorn points her finger 81 it, Indignant justice h 49, -
seal vi condemnation upon il, true Patriotism has .
that this libel upon Liberty shall be retracted ca
Philanthropy has set the elements Of commou .enss .
work and the watch word is Agtate agitsrei IN -
corrupt branch be shaken from the tree Or Tia VIC
itself be laid level With the dust"
On the bright side, beld up TO public view PHI.
tbropy has written IL is violation Of the Risbt =
Man. Patriotism has written, 4" IL is opposed h ~,
Declaration OF Independence" Reverence has ~
in hines OF startling light. Z" IL is an insult 10 Gas -
around il all Self Respect has embazoned these ro,l.
- IL is lasting disgrace 10 character as Ststs
storm is gathering which threatens soon 20 f,D M,
those who have brought so foul stain upon % ~,
leaf and nsulted the people of such State by en.,
ing and endeayoriDg TO enforce IN heir aGae as EL.
this The good that is written will Outive a. IL ovs,
balances the evil The following is one of the u,,.
drops that have already fallen prenoni,oy Of the CON-
ing storm. 1t shows al least that the right elements rs
at work
During the Session Of the Universss State Coayrots
At ST ChSre- lat Ssturdsy afternoon the Business Cs
niftee rrperfea Resolutions. one strongly
adoption of the Maine Law snd calling spon al Chr,.,,.
support the other equally pointed opposition 10 IA
Black Law Of the sst Legislature The former pssS
unanimously. but when the later open tor dscusses
a worthy dvinea Mr. No .omebrcy. Of acHenry Cos.,,
seeing that large number ofIhr Convention from h
Southern part OF the state his seat, aud Rs
Was SONY that the resolution presented-he A.
po,ed 10 mixing up politics With regiOn'here zs
b,rs r. Southern pst OF the state who could n,s.
port tit extremely wrong throw in drehrsaih
disturb the peace and harmony Of the Convention q
tho ugbt th. the law iu0ioas one. right ia iss
and Hoped that the resolution might not be pressed .e
the Cohvs ntion.'
Upon taking his seat long straight. nxf e; tsres Ks
tpcksn rose deliberately sno after le.tDg his eye vssR
the assembly finally fAed upon the gentleman M,
n, Henry. and sand sm extremely GLAD thst hsvs 4
tended this Convention Osing To the distance iron an
hone 10 this place i; time before ds,Aranl
O. come. But here, and sfer the Remarks Of a.
Br tier who hS feel amply repaid fr ur
eir three hundred miles have travelled al most cuut,
ally during the last SIX months mostly Ia the Soath.y,
PAT Of thu State have mNdirety with all classes o. peA
pie and have come to this Convention 10 hear u,r
rum the ost northern counties Of the S,.e loi
pp AID defend law Infamous thai II cannot fsf ns
gle 0Foiee al ~ all Egypt! would not have filled 4.
tel dn this Convention fvr hye hundred dollars shce
should have missed q spectacle of man, miDserd
the religion OF Christ who brough, peace and good ed
smoI med defending su IA INDUSTRIOUS piece OF inqufy
A. Black Law Of the Iinos Legislature OF 1850 iS
old k.nucsan the turned to the Convention and sois
upon the ion fer about the space OF hall -esGi
avery impressive ana eloquent msnser, and rsaas
question put upon the .sssge of the resc aos
disst ming voice VAS hesfd geptlemtn from Mcheny
sheep before his shesr-r, dumb, ne opened
81 not his mouth