New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-04
to the dividing neo of districts. 1, is cso recomnenas


that
Superintendent Of PasIc Insactioo be s1pon,si whss
duty So % 70 yt sey 1ssseorso'a ~ xs. ms.srs,
nay be bee. red TO 20 relieve the Pr.seot
onion Of educational AHaifs Ihe necessary ot osl, 80
the ere o. unsiss the deaf hs dsmb aud the on' re
A codifcation and revision of the statute laws. a
peal Of toe ufury laws, and sn annual approprlau)a
of IS GOO 70 the State Agricultural Society are recon
mel ded. TIE Governor says thst
Ths sjnir ~ lsws in rest N eolored
thee present constituted cs oady for rsofu
lhv DECISION, aye rdtiB "a eo-ry a justice 'r hv-fs
~ tsv- Re strained Ia rty 4 brought
% ny rotc- ehsr 70 modify the 'enseees OF SCI u aside 40
CT slaves ard person color be held ae eOsrhous- Of
the lstIet u hon odense commit ei the clerk.
sash cas-" ''''- u 'As u''''' '0u' 10 ny
Tie message also recommends thai the Laws in re-
gard 10 tie Imprisonment of coored seansn be so
modified as TO permit the colored seameu of foreign
nations arriving in tie ports of South Carolina 10 re-
main on board their vessels and wherever their IN.
ties MAJ require IT, on receiving a written permis ion
from ,be Mayor TO and ard while aud 70 be sub
iecsd 10 the oronsry restrictions applied % the col
ored popustion The osteDsibe object of this cruel
and barbsrous law 10 prevent the tree oelored
meu iIom Dngling with the servils popustlon, and,
by pfoClaiuipg their " absurd' rOuGts OF freedom,
eidsns err the stability of the peculiar Institution
The Governor DO ever has come 10 the conclusion
that The sw does not The end fer which It was
crested, and says:
A. he sw row stands colcred who nav visit
pore, either in pursuit of their Lawful yoc,oos be criven
them by stress Of res5er seized by the sheriff con-
veyed eons though the ouh 6 streets AID hnsy ncscer
.teo in the eonuen M rhe departure their vessel
whehe be immediate deisired " ni7 II Prson oey ara
brought into coresc with our o7a rfu'e 2opu.non wsu
be Indeed if thts slmsry deprived OF liberty
rs SGro zoe & 5 bn. GId . mot
eed;a'ci to iDce the refractory ir' -nops whsu they as
The remedy wcrse tbs di.e.se il seeks cars."
"sisSeI' hs hsicer assaults TO sl'rd ,gnoIt
tim bksy from showing few co orrd cooks and
ewsI Gs Land sSoe,; and wsskei rather
the st:uio9 BY attempting to h7s Hoend with
e. come with impuu,ty. ers.s ths
scoder al pieseoce OF 70 free f1n for
9. iru to hsI n d. uTb u'."
TIE proposed luo.iic 4iion IS to apply only to the
subjects Of foreign HGtion'. The Message Concludes
az 10 Iowa
bere-ith tsnsut r.souto fom the States Of Rhode
I.lsns srd Corre cut received CO ala 'eoutions from
Of th STATE Hsd M.s,chuv- confined hsrssf esoutons
expressive Of her fee and in Ie'on to Slavery
s t N 9th Is a onS e sd iSs@ Without
Dt hut eon.eer the sets OF hsr ie Legs attn = - an
insult ana an outese upon every men OF the
wbo has rlht and the enforcement Of the Fugitive
Slave Act state warse Le Au'e deliberately uu ,uih
nsy ippiousy violates her Cnnsituicns Obligations, aud
wboe PEI the execution Of s~ 20 zoe shading
o. ToI b b1. b disi Of nv rms, I'D osSt,ea to
sx srch eCnduc the seal II obcia condemnation The
honor to pevsot the recovery Of propNy. hardly
the fsitblss snd ncomPadOls with tbs re'pecs
THE agitation relation Slavery continues to iacrese.
Which ws.hopt b. some wsUia give quiet T. toe couairy
po dui 10 ts deliberations have served redoube tbs
effort. suimert the pow'r Of Abolition Cid warts
ence do sdson and ruin. The peop OF South Csroins
i've 10 the Issue snd Ae mindful Of tbeir obi, Thsy
are ca m because they prepared self reliant They have
not go the bsory snd they will not fail 10 vinicse
b.. been ..ssa by tie blood Of their ancestors. aud
will be surrendered. Come wins nay they will do
their outy sud leave he eorseqgeIcss 70 God
la view OF the warm climate OF Sosth Carolina, and
the provision of the Constitution which declares that
"1he citizens of each State shall be entitled to al the
.f aakf inf hn
States" the Governors talk about Massachusetts'
int ious dsres ard for Constitutional obligations Is
rather cool. We think We may safely say that 1t Is
decidedly refrie Grating. citizen OF Massachusetts,
Wits Chartsi, il the swa pursuit of commerce. or
il driven ths alger port by stress of weather,
the Constitution Of ihs United States guarantees to
him the RS hts ard imnunities OF citlzeo but the
authorizes Of CharlestOn board the vessel on which
he il fourd and no is " conveyed felon
" through the public streets, and finally incar
"cerateo in the common jail to await the depar-
"tue of biz vessel whether 1t be immediate or de-,
"ferred." This is ali done without the pretsnse Of
"a fault committed his part beyond tae heinous
crime of being born with a black skin When the
vessel is resdy to SAL this citizen OF Msssacnuset's
may sail with her if be pay the usual fee for the
outrage peTpeIsed upon him; II not he is put upon
the auction block and sold into slavery Is pos
sibls to conceive more deliberate, unblushing i'm
poJs violation of epi'ay, OF human rights OF cons
iuional obligations than teis Massachusetts respect
fully Gemurs to this of proceeding and sends to
Charleston one of her most respectable citizens, duly
commissioned TO tes in the courts OF la the ques Ion
of South Caro az right thus TO tree her citizens, and
the venerable representative of sovereign and sister
State is driven forth with violence from chivalrous
Charleston. OF course, South Carolina feels and
knows that sbe il in the wrong ia this matter. II she
had any faith that her cause that of truth and JUS
iice she could have 10 objection to the fact being
demonstrated BY decision In her courts Of law; aud
in the face of all these facts, Gov. Adams his the
h,rdito cod to lecture Massachusetts, about violating
her constitutional oblg, tons. This is funny old
world and Gov. Adams is one Of The funniest of men.