The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-31

Of .hoe q sv fos ca1ens nsn 90 sns Pc en-
usd,o \, inc And ,ss 20 SeSs ,hs
ysn. 70 sa sios s . he q .ass Psrssss j.
= s .a upon he eSss asrs s, or shs srrs.e
ned and yced on The ssps and ssnsncei y the Peni
s governor Of vSgria Is directed 10 demand his lnmsiss
nsG and ssss . The % @ e e
e sPpso for ara saa shs In SO. IL be had i q
s shall effect me release and surrender Of the said
Jane. PaIsns u, IN such lime as e governor saa deem,
euy le Governor he is he,eh, directed to make
% ( he s rss ss Ss sisr .a psi ne
In session; snd n IN 70 70 me As
Iris act shall be In force from its passage.
Soon after is pressn 1t was taken mp on motion OF
Mr. HIArr its patron. and under Suspension of the
RULES read fret and second time and ordered to be en-
crossed sorthwi,h This being sone The bill was taken
up to " put upon is passage Pending the vote upon ia
passage Mr. EARLY remark ed thai whole ne ssr1ct
" atbern m; and If u any degree more
southern IAN usually q empEted, or even m~t
Southern he chained to De Ct TIE latV.r he SAID mat
while be occupied that ps he objected to the b,n In
its present form believing " TO be UNCONSTITUTIONAL ss
embracing than object He WAS 10 FAVOR OF re-
committing or laying the table for The present q
enable members u examine more fu INTO those features
and il useesary, TO remedy any Unconstitutional phases
in II, IT such existed He opposed to hasty action IL
2
would allow IL - stand a. least until to
Mr.. Ro.A1p of Montgomery mfr. speahe. aFo
opposed 10 laying the bi upon the table recomnit
tDe IT, regard Il as 4 matter upon which the House
sheud so, immediately not only because of the netr
approach Of he day When Mr. Parcas Il 10 be iea bal
thst the fstIg of the House may Be made manifest
with reference 70 tie unwsrranted and Unconstitutional
course purrued ny he people Of Pennsylvania in this
transaction. Yes pr. Speaker, personal property has
been outrsfed and the homer aad dgaity OF the com
monves,h ssSssd IN the person q Nj. Persons, VITO,
While seefg so rsc,ver his property, was igoomnionsy
seized p.sa t. give uaN = sasFer y oharse OF
kfuapbne and th ia. Shile engaged ia the nere Is
sron Of his peTenal righ.s. sn opposed ! say, to
deferrirg iris heil1n with any view OF ascar-
rsinipQ in What particular car cara uGnvetith has
Neen injured psulted, FIR any othe- purpose.
No ore open hi floor presume, WI d1uet Ilr aAo
usnt thafa gross Insult hss been offered 10 on STATE
Ore - e,i,1ens goes fato TIE nesh5orfog atsa o.
Fennsyvaia IN search o. h's own pro terty' hty.ng
sup sosed he seyefisnty OF hs sta ss gstau ee
for hs rrotectirn armed too vito the weapons of uu
doubted persona yht and the asituion O. the tniei
States which guarantees The iga Of property oct seen
one s!se ana apgtss Ia ihis e1srd bat fr, how Is he
treated9 The constitution vas " may use the exrres
vice and ssSdthissiy MOO tramped in the dust and
utterly eegsfded, aud the liberty of the slave vou;h
sied TO him, While thai Of the master free citizen OF
this nmol wealth, was taksn away In addition 70
being naireated BY mob CT negroes ami insuitea by
erosd offsuaticsi aboonists he eoeiuei ~ho he
precn walls OF Pennsyyana. Aye, and that while the
slave az whom he vas In quest vas osty having
been forced FROM the possession OF his rgh,ful
su ipt9rmsd that james Parsons, Jr, the gentleman
10 HON havs just referred Is Ieq-res TO appear on Mon
dsy next before Of The Judgement seats If Peonsy
upon charge Kidnapping, there 10 be triei and
upon by pc jUred witnesses and uurighseo,s
in, pes He sir Is citizen II the state Of Virginia /.
is duty eisa OF bat stateas legisltorE OF
the pscpe Of Ibis common reita having Va charge the
sovereignty Of that STATE AID people now When cSsn
of hers H. Il standing the very verge * mat
corrup. and Infamous tribunal % rescue him from
hat teriious poiI-n whea IL is n power TO do
and restore him again ~ HDerfy, sir, upon "a
minute exasoinn'iou Of the bill some objection may
paid come attention to it, and have nothing
IL which 4 ohjeconabla to me at least nor, l
trust TO this legislature and may De permitted to IN
tha not single member Of this House siit ne found re-
cordirg his vote sgainst it, If there Is y any time
dvisicr amongst us--if differ upon othe- questions
81 policy awlet ", AZ isos unite in question OF
such se!ioua iHpoitarcs 70 Irginis AID the Soith,
Their, let the Legislature rot oaly 90 What VIZ be
nseeary to Parsors' release, but ths' which
will exercise a proper ilHusEce Ia othsr states in
deteuiIg ,hem in pursirg IN regard y southern in
s'ss me so u p men pl aq aon
should be rush VIZ convnce thoe Northern aeo-
hispists hat yiIgina N least. oas tAat determine ion
ard re I've Which, raie he submis ever -
rjugt.e, I'LL % rliSia o. tnl OF sim8fr
cbagacter, raiAtsin Der Ia the eaeFci,e OF
Ia se foye eiqn privileges which ihe claims. LEI
unite upon h question, ard thereby manifest The trae
cha acter Of feelings With regard 70 l.. Iae best
barrier witch intrr7se 70 t1is aeg esgvs policy
Of the Nossh and INC best 90 raates which se can have
egainst ali u'urs insults the determination wh.h
shall nsl est Ia this instance ". have forhorne until
forhearance 10 be virtue, We have been forced
back 20 the wall but from this say heuceforth for
let resolve that rights shall be npae aad
boldly n9iI.aaneo.
Gr GARSETT Of king sud easen ard Easax i a, no,
know Mr spesser which ~ tho cs.ss into Nhica he has
divided 81 tn citizens II The soutn, bsiong aye
been in the hah: Of fupposirg that peioag. the
s utherp, and 4 ny feelings apen tue reseut
BIZ we're 70 Be regarded any eaterian, / might
He sts that &c shs delay me passge 81 The biz unae
consideration, With view 10 more deliberate coasdcra-
ton with regard 81 t. This Sject referred TO the
special committee the motion Of the gentleman
hsmpshire (r Eattl weeks since, and 1t acd
before that ri,ee until they procured iu evi .snce
upon the question; until they procured copies Of The in
dcrent from the Court l. pennsy IL they had
brought before them from Ten 10 twenty OF the citizens o,
Hampshire c,unty-gentleren Of the hyhest ch,racte.
and reapectahitywho bore the most Eatisisetoy tes
mopy 10 the foed staining and integrity Of tie young
Vhoss liberty Is now in danger. From such ms;cIias
These ana upon slch grounds. the bill prepared But
this conceived too harsh and friends in deorenoe
to The wish Of some members, agreed t. It's re,om-
mi;msbt, when ~ was remooeato 70 ITS present
shape. The trial OF this young man comes
on Morday next; and lBe any other man OF
honor lie il unwilling that Lis suretes, who generously
stepped forward In the pur bis peed ani ncare tins
co1m Of the community H. which they lived shogd sus-
fer his account. And 1Lsss something II done by this
legislature TO protect him and his bail must ga b.
TO Pennsylvania b. sanc his tsi. lie goes back
commonly where the experience Of every day
US he viii get no fair raj lie i'll be tried by jury 4
sentenced afterwards 10 th3 ennsylvauia Prnitens-y
What is your remedy then? To appeal TO the G,vernor
torious aoo onst who elee,ed ny hack repasi-
cans, free foits ard northern Know Nothtngs There
H. presume, little 10 be expected from that 10
the shape cf justice matter OF this character How
stands this question, them VIVA. remains 10 dcae
in the event OF our failure TO carry out what
proposed by that bilR The young Parsons after
having been already seized aud assaled by mob foe no
Other ihan tha &c engaged Ia the prosecu
zion of bis rights win necessarily 20 back and
be tried By jury from which nan 10 his
expect Justice, and conyicti IN, be thrown into q
penitenn1y, while yea stand By vi folded arms. 10
not It duty &c the State 10 protect her ci-
lie prosecution Of their rights You vii! have
10 say to the world that ynu either unable unw
ling 10 80 bring direct collision viii the Com
Donweaih Of Pennsylvania IL IL, therefore pecses,ry
30 act ard az onse. And VIVA IL the acton pr5.
posed The action rropced il Of the simplest and Mid
est charec@r. i proposes hrst, that shall maze IL
between the two Sta by pas ing all the blla N
ths Next that our Governor sian demand fe4-
tituton If that amount; and In that u refused We
leave hi 10 lay the facts before subse quent legislature
10 determine Dhst shan BE- Done We provide farther
remedy which IL TO relieve hin frm indie nent in
the ~ his going any future bne into the CON