New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-10

tSep-viz that al Ct tie Iii 'en race, oescec dse
bow ertr remotely r. N q sisve is a ciuZen OF he
ln"sd eaits uooge born fireman ara ms snce.
TON hr mary gtrefsNrs bsfcrs him ais reemen ead
ihcrsh rineJ rire parts Gu, OF one hr Nred OF the
bioce hicb inis Ais veins is AogIo-Ssx AID bs
,tn,o " ~ n ;sc Pu[,S ase ns heed e srr tpss ~.
father may have faep in the Aa,te OF New Ora>sns
tie glorious egbih Of Jsuuay AZ tie call Il our Jsck
con. ar biz grsbefaittr ss'vfd With honsr O. did II
battle urc.r oar Washington e violation Of no
scred rrr cpes nhnounosd IN our Decsrsnos OF n d.
dtteI6orce hosie 10 the spirit cf nstutons sut
tie sse in ~bifb VI i've depsi tUre from the liberal
doctrines of the corrmoD law aud opposed 10 the
weight Of JUG icisl authority IN this country and
Er1lard
TIE opinion that is decision Is erroneous snd ought to
he ,yfuuled: that hey believe il will % overrrled ~
scfp "a The Free Sis'es bave their Just Representatives
on the ben Oh o. that Court .
Ths attention of vour COMMITTEE wss arrested BY
proposition stated by Tsrey IN theopinoa
he deliys cred es The organ Of msority n ne Court:
in Il following words; They the colored recel mad
emo rghs Eksck Wkis rere bound tNresrrf.
Your COMMITTEE csnIOt foTbesr 70 characterize this
proposition inkanGn, uRcSrtstian. d,'pcI'ss-ds-
grscefu to the Judge who uttered IL aHd ~ tho iTiouu-
a. which sanctioned Il.
The most cepsursbl. pa,t o. the conduct Of thew Eve
Pro Slavery judges yet remaius to be stated cad y
this: The five constitutional questions above stated,
which were not involved in the point tefore tAs Court
for decision, and upon which in violation of jrdcis
oeccrum srd establish ed precedents they volunteered
cpiI icns have, within the last two Yeas become po
,ica and party quesofs have divided the tao great
POLITICAL psr,ies Of The country; and that diyisioo uu
fortunately has assumed sectional chsrsc'es Fhese
Sye judges aie s located ID the PoSlasery section,
and id i6eo with the Pro Sssery parry tnoes seea
circuu stsrces if tue manly deicscy did not dsceat
lpect for the feelings and opinions OF the friends OF
free Institutions should have restrained them rom
u,ferrg iii gle word not necessary 10 Tue uevsoa v,
the question before them. Yet how widely dterens
was their conduct, They volunteered, against deco
rum ard precedent 10 identify Themselves ami oar
great National CoUIt With sectional party ana 70
brrg down the high tribunal trrm the LOFTY pace u.s.
hitherto lille in The Ieyerensl respect Of the nahon.
70 TIE arena of party and sectional strife. Ihey nave
desrtyed the fderce Of the people in the Court ~
stsmpipg upon il black mark of sectional and paru
zaIsbip. They have, moreover, placed tnenscN"
ard The Cout hey control in The front rank OF Fro
slavery prcpsgendsm and otlensive aggression upon
the rights Of the Free States.
Ycnr Committee carIot omit to notice IN this con-
pection the time selected by these five Judges for
taking grcaId officially with the Pro-Slaveiy patty Oh
the country. That time wac stikingy prop,toas 20
protect them from impeachment and accomplish tner
purIote 4 Lew Pro-Slavery, sectional AdmpSH[
lion wss list ling naug ursted aud consequently naa
the whole patronage of the Federal Government 70 a'd
in screening heee partisan Judges from meited pun
sbmoIt and produce acq1escsnee In ther aiCe
slavery puooustitutiopal doctrines. The fate of Kan
.as too va then impending, and these doctrisss,
cs1d out would consPn her TO the deadly emu aoo
| of slavery. Your Committee reluctantly ADMIT tne
thoreht Il at the national errnne was used 10 cover
ard fleet such sn unlallowed purpose but thcy have
seen .co many evidences OF the desperate acts 70
Which Pro. Slavery fanaticsm leads men subject TO ~
ruepce to lay aside the fearful apprehension that our
National Cont has been brought under its DOMINION
TIE Supreme Court OF the United States was estao-
lshsd by our fcrtiabors 10 s,cue fair ana engnt-
eu.d e1pos.titn Of the Constitution and an ihde.
PENDENT ard impartial adjudication oi CONSTITUTIONS
IT, thereby preserve the rights OF me sew
RAJ States aid the citizens thereof The influence ana
rover of the Court having now been rnarshsied on
the side Of FRO slavery p,opsgsndsp and az sos' tns
rights of tie ouzeLs Of he Free Ststes q, lousa
occomplishes H. purpose Of the institution The SAFE
~ ana Ieade OF tie DasieD require its reosanisAh,
20 as 10 sCmit iIto fair and equal representation
hCm he Free States, according to the ratio OF popu
atiop between the Free and Slave States, whloh can
spd ought promptly 10 be done by act o. Coneress
hi this measure - accomplished II is msnifesty The
cuty OF hi. State 20 take and maintain nrm stand
eganst the eIcroachmeI Its of Slavery, sad keep ths
dueful evil out Of her borders
To THE end vCuT Committee announce and recon-
mel tie adoption If the proposition that Slavery
shsll never pCuie the free coil Of tho Empire State
let the cor sequences be what they may and To max
ing tt's c,olss'on place the Empire State on me
Req. blican d. Ciiuos Of l9S knowpas the Nnsinia
RNohliore,' Which w're stqJitsced In by the great
Republican party of hat day, sld are in the following
VOICE:
,cy declare that views the Po~eF Of The Fseers Govern
n,t resulting opi the COMPACT TO which the states s
Of he isumtbt cot stutins that compsct flr-
v.d than thy SIC authorized BY the frsLts enumerated In
s OF oS tr no. sranted b, the aid
pact toe Sttes who The parties thereto have 'he sh
te 'v and for H.o:,oirs Within heir respective limit. the
authorities rights and N critics sppertsr ing to then
To cary INTO effect his proposicn, your COMMIT ee
lecommerd the ado pton of the resolutions hereS In
tleftn;ed sru the passage Of act entitled - An at
to secure Freedom 10 all persons within thi. Stale
teewitb also p,tseIted. ALgasr; April 3 isn .
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