New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
more's supporters. IL was very much as If W hsa
heard that DR.. Pfse or DR.. Cbspin had adopted

heard that DR.. Pise or DR.. Cbspin had adopted
Boodhism or FIR, worship as his religious filth.
AT tnlrh. however, he milk in that cocoanus il
accounted 'or. Mr.. Dresser displays h'm.elf s;
tai length ia the newspapers as an advocate for The
sht at every STAKEHOLDER to bring his slaves into
and transport them through this State Oh their way
"a 4 lew plantation or market How long they
may be he'd in slavery under he jurisdiction aud
upon the .oil of our State hr does bot indicates but
We Sc 70 reason why the masters convenience
should not eoyeIn "a tbs a. on other Polnts. In
tact Mr. Dresser evidently ncllnes 20 hold that,
every sey ehO,der has constitutional right 10 hold
tI- slave, in our State long may suit his
yen.ence-wtnees the following extract from bis
aniiesto. Having promised that the Federal Con-
.iiution Is treaty, ami that one article OF this
tieat. provides for the recspture If fugtives from
| Slavery. be proceeds:
"The right TO a runaway slave. no one can doubt
Wa csfe0 ior ia this treat, with much sciupulUsIy
and ptc.sloI ii claim any Ight ever secured oy
treaty between sovtTes mites III lOcay
diverse IL language. Ia the 1T subi ,soL of the
seooLd ten il Is stipulated follows: The CT izeus
OF each State sbai DC entitled 10 al the PRIV eges
anG iuuJr ties ct citizens IL the several states Aad
10 tie pIottc Of alt ifiyIlcG,s "a iumuaties
# ciizeIs in =, acyer StA1e they happen 10 D.:
il CAh Loiiug .ess than what - terms plainly
CcchIe To H. tLat H. C.iiZt IL. cJui. AKA certain
chs fG ,IINtsc. Rt Lome, s4e c.I"y &. ea IN full
W, abroad ia sny ottcc state 81 ile c0uicde'acy:
Ia trtr c.I-;rCCou would mdAe The stpuiatIUn In-
cUi -IuOus, s'iyect Tive rights ~ citizens 10 HG'uiio
il iL,i' suCsl " commercial! intercourse with rsch
O't,r .lttn tbcs passed from one State iuiJ
al :lel il 4 u.sf HAT the c'zeu shall clj"y
such tights wik I'Itsin 10 the indy lu-s of t1e
STATE wbtrf be- I'M, p,n- 10 theu he must cast 4gay
a he tOuLcSr! inc % Tt STATE It enieis Que set Ot
r 81 arC Iry.tLts aEC be C!Gr with another set,
however 81; be tie repugi the other may
t- to hint ,u4ject Of loco aud gain and gain and loss,
atcUruIg o. Circumstances "a his chang-tul pathway
through tie q, H.irpns of thirty enc aes far from
hon ~. n CIR Institutions laws. Can be
so absui " received hat n reaty arraug emeut,
sutb d. that entered into in this fourth a.tirc, the
sla' eh0lcer who Niglantly guaroed s right Of re
capture OF fugitive from has service. should taT
f rect hiu s.if ~ d his inierce nv 20 make any
lro,i- on fq he services o. his slave w.e attend
tnt sbiuac1 Would lie forget to secure 10y equally
strong snd liz it section III the treaty bis rlgh u
have bnd - bold L. slave 1T irat els IN another
STATE L. matte whether the tio hold slave there
had or hso not BEEN abolished Did be never nteld
Ia 60 biz btyouO his O"u state If lie did
e must leave is save Al LO.e un'ess he carrl ID with
him he rghl to hI control IheIe CaH b, no d1u6t,
seems 70 ne iai has section secures title ct:R ia
ioi1er ritic Obro1d Crerg Cit ~ Jot tcbait rbicb
GeloHes o, Hh1res 10 Inn N has o~H Siac
Now the night to sell as well as work and fog
hi, ssye-to take the infaut fom its mothers
breast snd expose il on the auction block to the
highest bidder-!s one Of those which clearly be-
long to 1.-THE citizen Shareholder " in his own
STATE and Mr.. Dessers logo requires that ii be
equally recognized and conceded Id our own It's
thu. hat times crauge snd men with Jleul--f not
trfe ah ad.
The avowed purpose OF Mr.. DreSses's appear
auce os volunteer attorney for the slavcAolding
rerest il to persuade Gov. Clark nOt~to have the
ZEN ing lemui,n Gaze de ended ON the part Of our
Stste-M,. ID. having decCed Ina,
"to olp. r. the claims of Virginia ia the Lennon
affair II 10 coutrsveu'iVr al the privilege Il OF her
Cii.zels 30 ;GT me- el to JUt Vrt vi lis
Il OF gita hiO Csstu;ial item. ~ .t The grand
ItGprccy clause Of the conveta'oh uenty-h ne
frs,eruizbg lrunieut Ot II Sta more twn.bip
and brotherhood"
This strikes Us as ioleraby steep for an ex-at.
toin.y t, fugitive SAVES, but 'hers ry view il
C.f.ieItl At AL tIcu.s ~ are sure ti0y. Clark
vii moi deem it Z yioat'on OF cuty or comfy to
secure CAREFUL preseutment Of the grounds iii
nbich our State asserts her iigLt ~ exclude
Slavery trim her soil III all except tie spcci-
fed contingency Of an escape from u Slave State
into our oWn. AnC We feel very sure thar, If Nj.
Dresser had been seasonaby employed ard well
feed 20 defend cur States position, be- woad have
he'd Tie s6he opin on.