Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-07-10
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eau o9ip1 ous u io.iillis a,u 'ne
slave uill u.s. tIeielore, "lthout any source OF
III INC oons'i.u'ioii Ii Is an open anu
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enu' ST. "len siie .e'ol,'h ',euu'ol VI IT.
S'hia Il, mas answered. t,iis opIeo'lon' wien nc
mas oeen "o,o " nii" IA WIG O0iS'i'utioi, +"
power wilicil Is nov 70 oe iouno' aio 10 make
US see Whav Is MOI 70 pe seell' tlleh let nun
answer ahotler opJeotioi,. me Ooi,st'tuti o.,
mas secured the lhesoilnaote rlght Oh trlal by
jury IN "sults at common law where me
Eaiue III controversy eNceeus twenty collars
VI course freedom is not sasceptloie Oh pecu-
mary Nal9"tion' Sileleioie tieete ea'l DC no
quescioh thaV Inc elailll tor lusiI!Ne slaNe 10
Wlthln TINS coholtloh. 1R determining Whae
is meant by "suits at common iaw' recourse
must DC hao 10 tue common Id" lsen, pre-
clsely as we resort 10 tiiae law III o.oer 10 qe
lermine what Is meant oy triaI oy Jury. Let
me SENATOR II ne De lawyer now under-
Jake 70 slo" tiiae d ciilil lol siaYg
is not according 10 the early preoeoents ana
Wits, wen kliowll 10 tlie trainers ol Inc Con
stirutloh, especiaily 10 Gharles Sotes"orth
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oilna' oo'h oil Whohl hau s'uoleo Id" at Inc
Temple, as SESs az common sasS' 70 e, which,
under the solemn guaranty OF the OonstlOu-
tl0n, Is Attached the triai ny jury, a. inseP"-
raole lncloeEt' Let the senator uh''el '''Ae 70
snow TINS II ne can.
ana, sr' when tne veteran SENATOR mas
| iouho power III inc OohssiVutAoh mnele
none exists anu mas SCI asl''e INC IiSht VI .llaA
" by jury III SUIT at common law, theIi let MN
answer yet announcer oojeeuoh. by tne JUaS-
Ment OF the supreme court Oh the O1ue9
states, eIain lor IuSltlNe slafe Is uec!'tIeo
TO De case, unoer the 9ohstliulon' "e'iiln
the Juoical power ana TINS Judgment ol tne
Court Is connrInea oy common sense anu
common Jaw Let the senator u ,a'e u
snow, II ne can, no" s''ch an eAaAteO' eNeIelse
OF judicial power can De eohhde9 TO single
! petty magistrate, appoihted' moi oy inc Il'si-
Gent, with the ADVICE ana consent Oh che sen
ate, out py tne court; holuiiis nus oIuce' no1
during Sooa oeha'lor' put nieiel! curing me
will OF the court; ana RECEIVING, nor regular
salary put ices sceofolhg 70 eaGn ihGtaLauai
f, in any way, BY any twist of learning, law,
! or logic, he can.
| Thus, sir, do / present the issue directly on
| this outrageous enactment. Let the author
of the fugitive slave bill meet it. He will lind
r al.
trust never to be led, even by his example,
into any departure from those courtesies of
debate, which are essential to the harmony Of
every legislative body.
Such, Mr.. President, is my response to all
that has been said in this debate, so far as it