New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30

for a While and then when be escaped, kidnapped
second time in the City of Boston, ihaI was one mug G
personal popularity" The Fugitive Slave nul Ms
prsenied to US and Boston up to welcome H. ne
this CITY told Massachusetts, she must obey the
Fugitive Slave bill with alaerity that we mus,
all conquer oW prejudices IN favor OF Justice snl
the unaenable rights of man. Boston " "conqnered hsr
"preiudeesr in favor Of justice and the unaenaoie
rishts Of man. Do you not remember the meeting 1hsi
held in Faneuil Hall, when "pohncn soldier Q.
fortune - -ometnnes called the Democratic Prince OF
ke Devil bowled at the idea that there was 10 law Of
God higher than the Fugitive Slave bill DE sneered ana
asked, viii you have the Higher Law OF Tod 70 ruie
over you and tie multitude that occupied the floor ana
the mnude that crowded the galleries hoyied down fhe
higher law Of God They treated the higher law 10
laugh and howl That was Tuesday night. 1t was tae
Tuesday before Thanksgiving Day On that Thanksgv,
ing Day told congregation thai the men who howled
d,wn the higher law of Almighty God had got Almighty
would reap the whiriwnd AT that meeting Mr. Choa'e
told the people, REMEMBER. RESEzSERl Renem-
=" ter Then nobody knew what TO remember: Now
you know. That is the state Of that Then you
REMEMBER the kidnappers came here 10 seize Thos.
Sims Thos. sims seized. Nine days he was on trial
r more than lis LIE, ard never saw Judse-never saw
Jurv lie was sent back into bondage from the City OF
Boston Ycu remember the chains that were put around
the Court House you REsENBER the Judges Of Massa-
chusets STOPPING crouchng creeping arSg under the
chsin Of Slavery. in order 20 get 10 their own Courts All
these things you " EEMExEER Boston was non-ressEant
She gave her back to the si.ers from the South;
he Withheld not her cheek from the Of South
Carolina and welcomed the "splttng OF kdnappers
from Georgia and Virginia Now we are having our pay
for IT, To-day have onr pay tor that coniuet lou
have net forgotten the "hheen hundred genuehen Q,
property and standing who volunteered to conduct
Nj Srn: 10 Slavery-Marshal Tukeys gentlemen.
They "remember" II. They sorry enough now Let
Is forpfve-we need not forget. REMEMBER REnEh-
ByKl F,meWbcr! The Nebraska bill has just
now leSn passed Who passed It The htseen
hundred gentlemen Of property aud standing IN
Ro.tcu who in 1851 volunteered 20 Thomas SINS
into slavery by force Of T1s passed the Nebraska
bill Ii Boston had punished The kdnalper OF 7+o there
would have been no Fugitive Slave oii IN lsIo ~ Mas
sachuses in 1870 had declared the bill shoud not be exc
ued The kidnapper would have shown his face in
the streets Of Boston. IT, failing this, Boston had said
in ls5l "Thomas Sims shall not be carried off, and
orcblv or peacefully BY the majesty of the great
of men had resisted it, kidnapper would have come
here again. There would have been no Nebraska olll
But TO every demand Of the sayeowner Massachusetts,
'ceaser' Save the Union - southern Slavery is an
institution that is in earnest Northern freedom i an IN
sution that Is not in earnest IL was IN earnes, IN 10
and So II has not been in earnest since The Conpro-
misses are but provisional Slavery Is the only nnalliy
Now sjroe the Nebraska bill Is passed attempt is
fugitive slave case Syracuse this last week at
abrothor Rev Dr. Pennington an established clergyman
f large reputation great character Acknowledged learn
ing Who has his diploma from the University of Heidel-
berg in Germany-a more honorable source than tnat
from which any clergyman in Massachusetts, ever received
hs-hs brother and two nephews were kidnapped IN New
York and without any trial. without any defense were
hurried of into bondage. Then AT Boston, you know
what done in the last four days Benoia the oonse,
ouence. of the doctrine that there is higher law.
Look al Boston to-day. There no chains around your
Court bouse-there are r0pes around IT. hundred anu
oghiyour United States soldiers are there. Ihey are,
am told mostly foreigners-the scum of the earth none
but such into armies common soldiers IN coun-
trv Ike ours. | say it with pity-they are not to blame
for having been born where they were ana rEal my T
| pity the scum well as pity the mass OF men. Inc
accident of birth keeps you and me from beng among hat
same scum The soldiers there, say and their trade
Is 10 kill WHY this sol You remember the meeting at
Faneul Hall last Friday-when even the words Of my
friend Wendell Phillips the most eloquent words that get
spoken in America in this century, hardly prevailed upon
the multitude from going and by violence attempting 10
storm the Court House What stirred them up 1t was
the spirit Of our athershe spirit of justice and liberty
in your hearts and in my heart and in the hearts OF all OF
u.s. Sometimes il gets the better OF man prudence es-
reciav on occasions like this and excited was that as
iemby of four FIVE thousand men that even the words
Of eloquent Wendell Phillips could hardly restrain then
from Going of once rnshly to the Cousiouse and tearing
IL 10 the ground. Boston is the most peaceful OF cities
Whyl Because we have commonly had place that was
worth keeping. No city respects laws 50 much Because
be laws have been made By the people for the people and
are laws which respect justice. Here Il law Whch the
people would not keep. 1t is a law of our Southern
nnsters-a law not fit to keep Why Is Boston in this
confusion to-day The Fugitive Slave bill CommIs
soner las lust now been sowing the wind that we may
reap tie vhirlwind. The old Fugitive Slave bill Com
n. per.onaI popularity" But when Commissioner
Curtis does not dare appear III this matter an9iGer man
comes forward and for the first time seeks TO kldnaP MS
man i'm the CITY Of Boston. Judge Lorlng man whom
respected and honored. His private life Is wholly blame
les. so far as know. He has been think uniformly
beloved. His character has entitled MN 10 he esteem oi
his fellow citizens. have known hlm s0meWhat never
heard me an word from him-many good words lie was
once the law partner of Horace Mann and Learned hu'
manity of great teacher-haye respected MIN g2od
deal He IL resDecfabe manin the Boston sense OF that
word and in much higher sense; at least thought So
lie j. nd-hearted charitable man. good neighbor;
fact inend-"hen politics 40 nys Tnd SabaT
good relative. And should soon have expected that
venerable man who sts before born before your keYo-
ution Samuel MAY Il should soon have expected hm
,.1L Morris Or
orcd men see around me- should have expected Judge
Iorpg 10 do this thing But be has sown the Wind, ana
we are rosping the whirlwind. need not say what
now think Of him. He is to act tomorrow, and may
Vet act like a man. Let wait and see. Perhaps
there is manhood in him yet. But my friends all tins
confusion Is his work He knew he was scaiiHg man,
born with the right life, liberty and the pursuit OF
happiness himself He knew the shareholders hai no
more right TO Anthony Burns than 10 his own daughter
He knew the consequences Of stealing man III boston.
He knew that there are in Boston who have not yet
conquered their preudcesmen who respect the hgher
Law of God He knew there would be meeting az an,
evil Hal-ga,herngs in the street lie knew here "9uu
be violence Edward Greeley Loring, Judge Of Probate
for the county Of Suffolk in the State of Massachusetts
Fugitive Slave Bill Commssoner OF the niIed states
before these citizens of Boston, on Ascension Sunla as
semb,d TO worship God charge you with the deah ot
that man W 10 was murdered on last Friday night lie
was your fellow servsn in kidnapping lie des al your
hand You fred the shot which makes hs wife WIDOW,
his child an orphan charge you with the peru OF tWelve
men arrested for murder and on tral for tneT ives
charge YOU with filing the Court House WIN one hundred
and eighty -four hired ruans OF the United States and
alarming not only this city for her liberties that are IN
rer but stirring up the whole Commonwealth OF Massa-
busetts with Indignation which man knows how to
s,or,-whch no man can stop. You have done II all!
This is my lesson for the day
From The Commonwealth
The internal Fugitive Slave bill rules Boston Court
House trampes on our citizens and, surrounded by It's
creatures with nted States troops at their service gares
and gnashes lis teeth defanty One current Of eI.
oement among the people produced by the
tie Irish mtaTytO support the kidnapping b led 10 the
following bsndb1 which circulated about the city