Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-02-22


stuon. and every I've slaves be represented three
ireemen; aud let the North agree deliver up fugves
when they are called for"
a Voice-Shamel
Much despe aud loath the de, Of the South. there
not single Slave State south Of Mason and DIons Line
that has done such scandsous thing that say
this With praise for the South aud shame for the North
ana Northern There IL not drop Of Southern
blood In veins but every drop Of Northern blood
bushcs the reddest red the thought OF the dhonor
upon ourselves by the greatest
that nation has laid down as It's platform OF prin
ciplc.
Look now and see what is the condition of the North
in respect To Slavery Anti Slavery men. L. there
Northern State that has got an anti Slavery Governor
do not know one. How many judges you find 10 any
Ia all the Northern States the Supreme beach that
supposed to be friendly TO freedom hostile Slavery
You may go the sixteen Northern States and think
you ave judges upon the Supreme benches
Of these sixteen States who are against Slavery.
Look at Congress- You have got thirty Northern
men ia the Senate-men. mean northern in their geog
raphy but hos much North in anything clseg This day
you find twelve out OF the thirty North.
ern Senators who opposed the Nebraska bill. II
there twelve opposed to it, they could order
the ayes and upoa every movement aud thus pro
the measure that the country, IL /: has life
ia IT, should least get reused aud put end TO this
iniquity. There not twelve men out OF the thirty
two Northern Senators who will lit up their voices agans,
it, Go to the House Of Representatives where the South
has 30 members aud the North I3. Every one of the
l4s ought to be opposed the Nebraska BILL bu, am
told that the Administration uphods the House. and that
in favor Of the Nebraska bill Where il the North
Ask Webster, who said, There Is no North" Here
aod there there Is little sprnkng OF North in the Sem
ute. We have got very and faithful man there
from Massachusetts, Mr. SImner Loud cheers l.
Trust me, he is ouy reserving his shot, aud suppose
standing the mark, knows best where deliver
There is another noble there, Mr. Chase, Icheefs
who soon as the enemy appeared, unlmbered his
put his pieces into his battery anil delivered his
with the most mastery effect aud am he ami.
hiated the battery OF Mr.. Douglas Mr. Chase North.
man, and am glad TO say that he born in the
State from which that great head also eAmc (pontng to
Webs,ers bust) The head of the outward Il not
whit inferior to that mtjestc couutcuancc which was
never when he stood upon Northern Iea and was
faithful to what think God him. Chase has not
as good head and in addition to that he has got heart
that Il faithful. There are other Northern men in IN,
Senate whom pass by but when you cone to the House
there ARE also IeS. There is Gcrritt Smith lChess
Then there is the Old soldier of Freedom who has led ,
forlon hope against Slavery in the HOUSE OF Representa-
tves for many years lie also is At his post Who CIV.
er knew Mr.. Gddugs TO sleep when watch (Cleers)
When you look around how many men from the Nortl,
can upon who will really faithful Look at
Massachusetts,. Some years ago, l think early as
1925, there went down gentleman from Midd!cscx ard
made speech, declaring that need were he also would
shoulder his musket and march to Virginia put down
su instruction OF the slaves. Yes, Mr. Everett, OF
Massachusetts, born and bred, educated clergyman Oh
dained IN this city, auI preaching under the very
caves OF Faneuil Hail. volunteered take the old Mid
dlesex musket and Col Davis powder horn, suppose
from Concord battle and 20 TO put down slaves loud
cries OF "Shame, shame.') Yes gentlemen so / saw
yer from
concord, and Lexington, and Bunker Hill, aud wien he
came home again, Concord and Lexington and Bunker
hhl sent him second time and third time and fourth
time, and now he is Senator-he Honorable Senator
from Massachusetts,. Now ask, what South think
oil us First she said, "rut Slavery into the Cousru.
tion aud the North said ayes only put coppers into our
pockets ihen she said, put new Slave States into the
union, ana tue North said YES only put copp INFO
our pockets Again the South said, 'iet ~ buy Say,
territory, and the North said "Yc< only put corners in
TO our pockets And so it has gone until now for
hp fnrA and sI.y ILL
before that the United States which established in
territory where it never established and where the
half savage Nexicans had abolished 1.-THE South uow
asks that the federal Legislature shall establish Slavery
where the federal Legislature abolished IL solsmuly
3S years ago. (Cres of "sname." So | say 'shlmc"-
Now am glad that this question has come up | am
very glad of it, and when bend my knees before nv
God thank him that this houid question is not adinurr
ed day later but that il has come in our time-iha. il
has come in time of peace prosperity and uuexamned
riches and that the niquity Is plainly before us Nne
times Freedom and Slavery have crossed sword-; nine
tunes Freedom has been cloyen to the ground, and the
voice OF Faneuil Hail has been against IT, No. the
voice oil fanenii Hall has not been raised against t.
Now the tenth time the South draws out that nine times
triumphant blade, and i, before our eyes L. the
South TO conquer or not9 [Cries of "No No. " do
not know how earnest that cry of mo No" was5 Iopd
shouts of "No no" Some persons friends OF freedom
after the passage OF the Fugitive Slave BILL asked a
prominent citizen of Massachusetts, call a meeting of
all the people, without distinction party TO EXPRESS
their opinion thereon No: man moved. rhey asked
likewise the Free Soii party call similar Conv en,u
They did not sir; and the old rank and file Addition
men, who have nothing hope for on this side OF the
grave, aud nothing to lose except their manhood aud
that cannot be taken from them Loud cheers III saw
me rank aad file OF the Abolition party called meeting
ana the most eloquent man tina. Massachusetts,
ctaued III cr BOSOM and the true representative of the
Adams, and Hancocks, and every noble name that
ever dh honor TO Boston, Mr. Phillips with an cloquence
uncommon even IN him. stirred the hearts OF Wings and
e'Soilefs and old AntiSavery men and women too
who were assembled again in the old Cradle beIty-
also SAID word, aud asked the people i' question
suppose fugitive slave is in Boaton will you let him go
Will you tell him tina, he STAY for the kiGnlp
pers viii take hs life what il far worse his liberty
Aud the people answered "Nn" IL was feeble NO" ot
FIRST and asked again, and hoor, and galleries nswercd
NO, and the old ceiling echoed it back No a grCd,
magnificent NO; but within a month | was forced to
take my parishioners under my own roof and prm
my own hand-a Minister'S hand too-wh Weapons that
might Rll aud within five months 800 citizens of Boston
fl away from the Stripes and the STAR aud under the
Gross OF England found that protection which the
sword of Massachusetts, the head OF that Indian
could not grant them (pontiDg the Cscutchcon of
Massachusetts, directly facing him. Loud and prolonged
cheers.l That not the OF it, FaneuLiiall
had the Sims brigade packed her headmen lquoed
In Court.squarc, aud pledged kijnap a man. GAp-
plause. Some of you remember the Courtho in
chains, and the Judges of Massachusetts, going under
they stopped crouched and called under and the TIL
umph Of tho Slave power complete. Thomas Sims
was taken from Bost n, and, the 18th day Of April
was landed by Boston at Savannah Exactly seyontysix
years before, and that very day, Samuel Adams hear
ing the report of the guns that your fathers fred az Lex
Gus day Ia this Seveny-six wears after this Bostu
delivered the wharf at Savannah man kidnapped on
her SOIL by her magistrates, against the laws Of Massa-
chusetts, and carried him back a Georgian Jail TO be
scourged till even the cxecutioner cried ou Hold hold
enough-the will die ard his Iuaster said "Damn
him let him diego and beat him." What il the
North to expect? Inls9 John Randolph used for the
first time the term "doughaces." lie applied it to
Northern men, and he said 1--WE will drive you back
We will nail you 10 the counter, like base coin. All
Northern men were angry John Randolph has kept his
word de has driven back the doughflcejI do know
how many times but certainly nine times; and now the
tenth time and the South says the douehlces
Further back-further back you doughfaccs that you
are What there in the history of the North that can
rise up aud say TO the South Thus far shall you come
and no further" There is nothing. Gentlemen, tlero
s nothing You say that the Nebraska bill shall not pass
do not say what my opinion is. / no prophet and
perhaps my opinion IL good for nothing / once said
slave could not be carried away from Boston. IL was
Je lLaughter. was mistaken. shall not lie after that
again. [ReneWed laughter.j You laugh, gentlemen;
Dot II is no laughing matter 10 find that you catno. trust
northern mlu. OF all the nations OF tile world who
have been purchaseabe by money, think lie United
states OF America has surpassed them and capped the
cNmaI. do not that any nation within two hundred
years has furnished examples Of who be intmi-