The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-21
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Resolved That In OF tbs acts OF tAs LNeisl
OF the ssste OF hssssohns A. .cd or~r Northern sni
Western states practically nuyg the sousisutoa OF
the Unted ststs and ~ OF rrss,ng 70
G. pstuu,n. and for the purpoS. Of pr-,ssvisg til,
te,rity u the Amsricsn Un'oo the a.ae-
suTes ssainst the sale Of
or msnafscflfes Of SID sts-s tho ths tusy
suIes shall b. nsds operative long a. tos oa.nava
lss'ssson shove referred to cootnass statute
boo.B Of those -tstes. asaH
Judge N. said ha vas requested BY the couu!ssss
undertake Z, ccver the woos ground ~ so5 slsvsrf
qutsNop. They cfvef the matu, TEA ing and finn ~
Dtnia stuies Of tbs qussoc. aud arc int idad
ees forth the asi',on &c cnps fore the WORT.
especially with reference 81 Ksosss- JQf o 6ttbQ
az 1t rtRards ina TSrito y IL m squderatood. even
by sfne OF ur oTn cIt'z tDs IL ~as c'nsecded By
toDe that because th~ p@oDts Ia Comm "a VITA oof-
telses, have the ubd0up'ed rsht 80 Migrate 20
Kansas, t,at therefore tlep have t0e In on Cd 7r
SIDE end authorized, AID bsve tae riggs 70 f,rn
lsrae mbDa dLns, 70 establish sac.eass u0dsr
legislative patronage. sitn large cs1its, Tor tne
purpose of cOionlx,ug KAas,s. aad tlIs force tbs
Territory TO brc0me tree territory IN ar ~ ,ati,c
Ct the legitimate rule 81 sufsd ~ Goa. lssa {, DO
dsteYmir ed D. TIE Ass ot na'urr. Of cl mat IN
soil. This is great mistAke. Kansas Is Alcesdy
rave terttsOty % ode 60 In iswfui "a iegttim sse
way. Already Ia W rave o1ea 1s.ss1 10 tls fsr l.
tcry Upcu ,bss species II prnpe~t,. A. ~sf m,shs
It be ssid that Int geo Jls Of the NDrsn hAg, rsu
to cosoIzs Missouri vito Wow {, dss roy oar to-
situations, ca to cay that they have rgat to % O.
Eize Territory.
There was natbing Ia the constitution on Ia VI Of
airy OF tins ststes ~hict coad disti gosh sh ,ir 20
that o. Kaosss or aoy other verftors. lde defeat.
ed politicians IT Washington city, by the Dsssaga
O. the Kansas Nebraska bn, retaraod e. their |, cL
Leg alstafes and t1sfe coatetved a No m,fe II
fuperstciDe peresrioual ooa toteryend,n ~ Sac
mt rsen1on, Judge N. asked II the . sss soy ar.
Terence b5tW e. legislative DOL .nt2 s:too Of l.
tory apc that Ct SEQ OF aao II al w red stes NOT
was MADE by AKsa~chus tts 20 convert 0rids, TOE
armies, nader eg,sati ve pat ousgs. VIA did oe
sbe answer OF ForIoa Or Missouri ~ to tue hight Of
airy such f0rsys Judke N. c,nteo lad tls s,t:o Of
Massachusetts Vas sgsIss toe sptrit sod tn'eut u
che act OF Cong rees; that It was oAnx-r ous Acd
bovel specie OF colo alton, liksy to lead to
dissstr conseqo noes; to iovits ret iatiou aod
incet d. force struggle ~nsnsvsr nov Territories
we're added.
ST the c,nc'usion Of Judge N .ptons remsrk,, a
motion wss made 70 suspsad tho r1lss requiring
tie vote to be aiken b. counties, aud that the ro-
port Of the com pitteo b. adopted AZ q whole, ana
tia. the vote be taken stsrdiDg.
COL. DosIrHAN nopsd that the mDi,n Won d
prevail, and that thu vote w-ui1 bs - sskyn. Tao
resolutions repo ted by tue committee n & with his
HEARTY ard unqualified onoo rsemont. and he wished
TO " . every head end hsnd raised In approval,
together With corfespo pding approval by every
heart. II was platform 'on which every man
couli stand, tive by. ~ q whilst he hoped and b.
ieved the necessity would never arise, yet, II needs
be, ve can die by them.
Gov. KING ss'd ne preferred to see the resolu.
lions voted cD fist by couoti.s. and recstvs, Is he
believed ttey wonld, the UNANIMOUS vote Of every
delegation.
The vote vas 90 taken. the delegation from cas-.
county castirg thtir vow ssodtug. aad uasa,-
noutiy in fsvlr OF the Iesoluuons. Troy we're
q er s"rss subm'tte1 80 the ~hols convection.
ly, every Gan Ia the h,uss 1siog 90 his ioet
srd greeiLg the rssult Wit \ lood chser.
A ubive s.' fetlrg Of sst,sta ton prevailed
ttf khou. tire convention a. t,s result and great
or ba noby could not have existed.
Tbs other rsso usi0n which Wan adopted 10 com.
n,tfee, but ~bich d d 10: form part Of tnelr
n gu ar report, was then read. Tha: resolution Il
elsen above ana proposes rttaltsting messares
81 ains 4sssacbUsetts and othar STAGES w5 81 have
ADOPTED laws Intended TO nudity to laws Of N.
Rrsss. Mr. To rbert, Of CooOsr, and Gsoeral Clark,
" HOasrd, sDuke ia favor of the al ,pton Of tass
resolution, bus We were situsted 40 Tar OF from
these gentle men, aid tbs iotervening Gro I'd 90
great, that We were unable {, ok .tcI dowl rlsir
remarks.
To tbess gentlemen, II IN. NJ. OLIVER, Of Ray, re-
Piled. He said ne bad been called In "a com nltes
TO oppose that esolutton Tee resolutions reported
BY the camm'ttee, and which nd been I'd pted w,sh
sus b unprecedented utaoim,'y. embraced Amos
everything that We could wish, AID wouid % 70
ceived with dsLgh by every true fend OF tus 5outl
nho IN t0e Untop. Iney we're u otO1 fe8Diu IONS ana
let us BOT now adopt sDyshiog mt might ccn,rsvepe
the coDst1 uuoD. 10 hts opidon, tn Legislature OF
Misee mi tas no power ucder the Constitution Of the
Unikd States to psss 30 IN lag - shst resolution
the power 10 rrgulsts the internal commsros Of tue
6ta,es one with apothes. Il Is true, Massachusetts,
has parsed lass practically nuIhfyin { % laws Of
Congress and the cons ution OF this Union. Bot,
Esssschussss. SCries q SNs.""no.'S BE had
another ohjesti to the adnsi,a Of this resolution
Admit ng that there was ubt about the coIsdtu.
tionalsy OF such Measure - % proposed Ia It, tue
very fact OF 30 n reccmmanda ion pre- huppcses that
tie MEASURE proposed u constitutional, yoeyeby
stituting this Convention tribunal 70 tTy and do.
eide that constitutional question. Tnis he could
never consent TO-. He thought the Convention ned
vas necesssry We bsvs noble cot or resolutions,
which be ADOPTED With his whole heart.
Mr.. ToRBERr thought this resolution might be 80
changed or anendt to obvia,e ell objections; he
Therefore offered the following substitute -
Resolved That in view OF the acts Of the State OF Mas
tachusss end other northern ana states
practically nuifyng the constitution OF the United
ticn Of fugitive slaves and IN vindc Il OF the const
tuition and for the purposs OF preserving the Of
the resu Union va recon mend 90 the Gersrs Al.
spby Of Museum to pass such re- sia,ory measures a.
may no. be incontistent with the oonst tuition the
Unt.o States or the s,sts Of Missouri discriminating
against The side OF the production ufa
eooos aDc merchandise OF any desert 90 whA-ver OF
said sta'es within this state may deemed proper
rhs he mate lotg the odsn Il ~ .esiss
uon alone referred TO contpuss the statute books Of
those -ta\s
Pending the discussion on the substitute. TIE Cen.
vtntioo adjourn I'd until O'Clock r. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The President arnoupced that the substitute OF.
feied by M. fo,herf, Of Cooper, wan In order.
Col. 8. u. WooLtos, OF Jackson, addre sed tho
Convention at lrgsh In favor Of tae substitute. HN
speech eicised good zeal o. merT1msnl
call Was then naoe for tbs previous question,
81 carried.
The PExfs DxsT said the main question would be
upon the adoption u ihs substitute, And the vote
b<,rA taken, II WA adopted.
DR.. PIASopY, 81 Boone, oftrd the folio wing 70.
soiusiors, which we're agreed to:--
Resoivst hat the proceedings OF this Cosveuton TO-
asthsr With the socrsss 70 b prepared By cemr.ses
Appotr tel for hat PURPOSE be pabshed pamphlet
form Tat Aconnt.ss Of three 10 Appostsd BY tbs
char 10 suserntsna the pabl GATOR and tbAt cont
button BE- mace oy the csssst~s and others present
ctfray the sIensss Of ssio publisstion
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