The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-14

: hau- itT STA low OF his master Between hlEl
e and his creator free to 90 where he P.eases
{ free = embrace his wife and his children.
t Thea though az IT, calauites u ea-,h come
! upon him. slaveholier can enter his cabin
! to drag his loved ones away 10 helpless bon
dage. No, thank God, tia. Is rightly con-
: sidered. now Tie law OF the laad-that is
: our glorious heritage
am aware that this argument has not been
5 used by any Of our great men in the Congress
OF the nation. bat the path sha. the eve OF the
) Vulturo hath no. seen. may be discovered by
animals o: more limited visions Eureka
have found il. | see i: plainly. D. not
Ken;uckians love religious freedom as well as
we do Do you think because they are slave
holders they mean to 20 down 70 Hell? No
WEat is slavery Atheism. Notlh-. which
denies The exi~tance ola God but tia. which
denies he immortality Of man
Oar friends are those w'lo I'll u faults.
and help Us 10 correc: them. and the a5olI
uonIsts Your very best ffIeais. (,o Mr..
FIuue!I)- Taese men that are p;mpins to
yaur vic,S are din, tha. 'hey may get
your money or YOUR so,es. They care not
whittier /. l> Yoa or yoar black man that's a
save, 50 t:4ey 1.s money by i. Bat YOU
know wAcre 10 ind as We speak oat aud
tell yoa OF y5ur yc.s. Ba; We huow tna:
YOU are a .,enerou> o9-n hearted ...,;r. and a.
brave men ever tr3I The earth save only
I those Of Oh Virginia.
Slavery is csuaib4l.,n no. tina. OF ca ing
blc q 1=.tin, hnasa il.sh aad b'oni, one
cata the G.a up flar f,9i aai tlse .,.r sells
Tim for money Nv III. are you required
'p dip var i.anis j. this blocdy system OF
Clnubtlism.
He then re,i ,fen he iaSti.ues of IA, ice
&c: Commencing. Ia a anime do1,sial Iesa
Christi. HE say Ia w:ic:. civil enac;menLs
then commenced. Tae New rp> auent has
il. DO all in tie o tl,- Lord Jesus
Christ" Would YOU heal yuur mandate.
In the name of tie Lord Jesus Cnri~t. hurl
back thar old >ervan. OF the lord, who haS
served him thirty years into the seetnlng
he'll OF American slavery? The errorin Dan
Iel Webster thai be took but half the
Constitution. Ioa must enlarge the basis
and take /: all. The theory in matters OF civil
government IS. tia. there is no higher law.
Ny theory IS. that there is God and that
human governments valuable. only 50
lar they enable men to obey Gol. Dan
iel Webster said in his speech a. Cacapon
Springs, near where ! was born, .'the North
mounsain is higher than the Blue Ridge, and
the Allegheny higher than that; but this
higher law soars an eagles fight above then1
all Sir. this higher law rises HI; her than
ofthe morning and fly to the uttermost paris
of the earth. it is there p scend to the
depths Of He'll and il is t,.eTe-i: follows
man through death--and the higher law is
with Daniel Webster to-day, wherever he
may be in the universe Of Col. To send
this man back, would be TO separate him
from his wife. for She is to be tried sepa-
rately, the Court viii presume her free. until
proved otherwise. Ctn You find law to
separate husband and wife?
Had such provision been inserted in tue
act, If would nev-r have b-en passed. ASK
for law 70 tear that babe from It's mothers
breast. Wien Stiass peare put in the mouth
of lady Macbeth 4 tear the nipple from It's
boneess gums and dash its brains out" the
poets imagination could go no farther Bui
this is not 10 d ash lis brains out, (oh the
mother would kneei and inplore you to do
50. bu. 70 send il back 70 tie roaring seeth-
ing kissing bot he'll Of American slavery
Viii YOU do i? To counsel for claimant)
Gentlemen, look % il il tere is any such law
Take your pouni Of flesh. but aoa.one drop of
blood
He then rec pi.ula.ed the tes i'm ony IN re-
laon TO the iu5i'ives having been in Ohio.
and said THAI the maxim Of law was ..once
free. always free fae Kentucky courts dill
no deny this bu, decided that the freedom
must be asserted At tie time. Bat vonng 81
mon WAS then a minor and Mary femme
covert, 50 this neslec; could no; prejudice heir
case
Now here is tie last one (pu.tng his hand
Gu the old man, head although most ear
neSily desire his freedom, vet | cannot mis-.
represen. the testimony | believe it was
Roberts (vouns Simnul oldest brother ST
mons son. tha; was here. an she resemblance
accoun:s Tor the mistake of te witness
now leave the reliri3ls l;b-r-y of ,he L
s in soir han Is SIca 4 IA, ncr.r be
fore arisen. .ai il you separate these people
ii viii b. such ,. .tnent ~ has ne = b.ci,
given since lon:ius lac "a: upon lie judi
men. seal.
Nr Joihffe closed sb,n. hall pas ? clock.
aal C,i Cl4fn5 ;. i ia N view Of the
course Of ar-n.n.ss-, he w.s nor prepsrei 20
reply. and resi 'e>ei the Court 2 album to
8 o'cleck mis- morning.