Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-02-05


could not be left to the separate controi Of
each State.
OF the circumstances of local condition,
interest, and rights, ia which u portion of
the States, constituting one great section OF
the Onion differed from the rest and from
another srcs'on, the INST important was the
REGULARITY of a larger relative colored pop
u!ation la the southern THAT IN the northern
States.
A population OF this class. held in sabjee-
ton. existed in nearly all tie States but VAS
mure numerous aud of more serious concern
menl in the South than intfe North, Oh ac-
count Of natural differences OF climate and
production: anu i, was foreseen thar, for the
sa,1o reasons, while this population would
! diminish. ard, sooner or later, cease 10 exist,
! Ia some States, II might increase In Others.
The peculiar character and m gnitudu of this
question Of local rights, not l.. material re-
Athens oniv, bu still more in social ones,
caused it To enter into the spec.a. stipulations
Of tue constitution
Hoace, while the general government, as
well AS the enumerated powers granted 10 il.
! as By those lot enumerated, aid therefore
refused 10 X, was forbidden II touch this
was n.aced un Ter the general safeguard OF
the Union, IN the sense of defence against
either invasion or domestic Violence, like all!
otAeg local interests Of The several States. -
Each STATE expressly stipulated, as we'll for
.tself as Tor each and all If its citizens. AID
every c;,iLou OF e.ien State because solemulv
boaud by his a..e- iance 10 The constitute n,
ihat any person, held to service %. labor in
one State, escaping mo 2nosher, should Tot,
in CO.'S 3ucn-e Of any law or regulation
, thereof, be discharged from >u.h service Or
labor, Ia. shua I IT delivered Up ou claim Ut
tie party Ia wnom such service or labor
Might Sc due b. he l4w al lis State.
thus, AM thus only, b the reciprocal
guaranty o. All the rights i,ertry Sac
4 ,aas: Interference on the par; OF another,
WAS the resent form Of government esta0-
usaed Il cur fathers and transmit,et 10 us;
AID " 10 J,her mecna j. J, possible FIR Il 10
aNlst. Ii one State ceases ID Tespacg th.
rights OF another, ANA ob>rCsiSeIy intermei-
/ dies WIKI is local E;eee>ts,-}f i portion OF
liz Sea q. assume II impose their instliati rs
i the others, or ref4se 70 fa.h! their ut.i-
gators 70 taem,--we 4re 10 Longer united
f.:s.u'y states, lux a.s.rA ed. hostile onvs
" IN
taee, lat abuu4 ut meals ii reciprocal in,a-
.r a.. mischief
lrs...e.,l y il IS .amate1. n whether ar
s-ess.ye iut5rfs e. &c between the States, O.
deliberate refusal on the pa; of al, ore o.
...s:4 - comp - NH constitutional outig4-
H54-. s-.9s rom C-7gas0gs conviction oI
. o..D, pre- itita, wae.her j. bo arre,rated BIZ
t...ss'on In iulispltoa. III c.thcy case IL !,
fa.l of threat ana Uf danger IL the dug..l,l.r,
\ III the Ua.on.
1 ca<s-.rcr.,S,L RELATIONS oy SLAVERY.
Pied .nt.e 6.gee &C Chez }...5i,tyat, j..
. lie executive aEe,t of the whole rou.trv
bautd u taze care tA.t re laws BE- fam.
f.,1'y executed. ani csreciaI.y en,,.ned
by lie Constitution 10 give Information "a
ronrre,s u tbg state IF t6e Iin.on i wool3
ha nalp4ass Neglect Of aaty n M rart i
uass over sp5'e,t Ike this. wh;r6 heyoad
al things AZ tie rrcseat time. v.l}ly ,ar-
cerrs individual an : pabtIc security.
Ithas been mater d p45ns II r,-r.t 70 sea