The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-12


tories should in general possess Ike powers rights prv
kges and innunities do the States excepta repre-
sentaon In Congress- they having neither Senators
Representatives therein, but ony sings delegste.
Whsreas the constitution Of the United States con.
tans the provision following being the third clause Of
second section Of article four Thereof No person
held to service labor in State under the laws
thereof escaping into another shall In consequences Of
any law regulation therein be discharged from such
service labor, but shall bs delivered up on claim o.,
the party to whom such service labor may be due
Resolved That this National Council recognize tho
full and binding obligation OF this provision Of the con-
sttuton upon the statss of this Union and the people
thereof and that due the constitution and to
good faith in State towards another that the propsr
laws should exist to fully, fairly and honestly car
y out the said provision in lstter and spirit, and
that all the courts Of this Union and Of the States
should fully, honestly and with alacrity enfo:ce
all laws made In pursuance OF said provision OF
the constitution, and render at all times and In all
places the said provision operative and effective the
keeping of good faith Of state with another and for
the rendering of urce and the protection Of property
and this National Council pledges itself to all just and
proper measures to that this provision of tho
constitution and the laws made in pursuance thereof shall
be duly enforced and that fa sha be kept justice
done in its regard.
thirty that subject By seventeen to fourteen.
The abolitonsts all standing in opposition the
sde and the national men in support the other It's
adoption was an overthrow to them-they win now
strive in the Convention to carry their views and failing
IN that win bolt. They to aholtionlze the Order
and when defeated viii secede Their departure will
clear The skies and brighten prospects Everything now
looks WE'LL and the friends of the Union and OF George
Law are in high spirits.
capital incident took place to day in the Council
Some Of these dirty sboltonists headed by sammons
formerly Corporation Attorney of New York, whom
many in New York will vel remember, made mean at
tack Mr.. Barker-whch repetition Of the vile
apder that Mr.. Law had bought him. and he had sold
the Order in New York, and that Mr. Law had sent on
here hundred thousand dollars with Barker's know
ledge and consent and active concurrence, to buy up
this National Council Out Of the chair and at liberty
Barker went at his sanderers and exterminated
them lie avowed that he had never spoken
to any man in favor Of Law-that in his
knowledge and belief Mr.. Law and his friends
have sought to influence anybody corrupt
y or rshtfully. The sanderers hung their heads
and Barker had great triumph. He is in high favor
with the nationals and the friends of Law as devoted
honest and dsinterested Otherwise the proceed
Dgs without interest to-day. Since eight O'Clock
P. M nothing is known and now at ten O'Clock, the
Council are still in session.
Outside Doines Of tho Deleg Ates.
VISIT TO CARPENTERS HALL-PREPARATI0Ns FOR A
MASS MEETING.
PHILADELPHIA June IL, 1856.
The delegates to the American Know Nothing Conven-
ton visited Carpenter Hall this afternoon where the
rst Continental Congress held its session in 1774,
Of this hall grew the thunders OF the Revolution fhe
hall tasteully decorated with flags and inscriptions
on the walls. Rothermes celebrated picture OF Patrick
Henry in his speech before the Virginia House Of Bur-
gesses has place in the Hail. The delegates were vel
coined by G. J. Wilbert, who was responded to by Mr.
Mccall, delegate from Key West Florida, who alluded
very briefly to the platform which the Convention was
about to FORM in hopes Of harmoning all sections and
thus rendering the Union perpstual After his Speech
Messrs. Seymour, OF New York Morse. of Alabama; Al
deiman Freeman, Of Philadelphia and JONES' Of Tennes.
see called upon but there responses and
the assemblage quietly dispersed
The Know Nethings making great preparations for
grand msss meeting Saturday evening next at In
dependence square, by which time the platform pre-.
pairing by the committee win most probably be adopted
by the Convention, and ready for promugation. 1t is
anticipated that there will be an immense throng.