The Kanzas news., 1857-06-06
|BYP B. PLUMB.

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| ience faiI upon soc1ety, IKE lnat which f0I-
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" ftH tissst7 VIC ~ ~ ia tlo aiooslz'
ton IN approaching that part OF JuSucf
Tanevss decision. which fOunds the dis
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recall that the question IN the BRED Scott
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court OF the United Sfates; and the chleI-
Justice, IN explaining the law of it, after he
comedies that tseverv STATE, NAV confer the
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scTptlon Oh persons, aenless az the salns
time, that <sthe provisions of the constltu-
fion Of tI,a Tinted Sfafos n, valaxsou f, rer-
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eolis., n'e " "io Q sis.1eis y, $50 ie
entitled, embraces negroes OF the African
race, either those In the country at the time
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Wallis IN iPofseo, of saoSo niaue ifee W "iy
state. His reasons for the exception are
these:
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I ii y St1e prih' ioriea new anu
s1Dh s1 their Plce anoHs t1e Iainlly VI hauohs--
1hey VINO were recognized as eltzens OF the states
9eeiareu tneir lruePeneehee oi great britaln' ana
.e ~ y i9rIe oi aIils AhoIher elass cl
Persohs VINO hau oeei lhPofVeo as slaves, or Ineir
Wet no1 recoshI-eu or lhuehueu 70
D De inciu uueu III uia' Hlsihoraoie !hstrumeno-ue
Ieciaraaon vi Independence, III Is dsDaeuH' az uf'0
uuy ~ Teut-e "e stae 9. Puostc OPINION Tespectng
aadt uIoTtundte class run me c11atized and en9ht-
ened PoTon o. NE aooFtd az te time OF the Deetard-
t:on o. Ineepen0e1oe ana ne ABORTION OF the conaau-
tot' 01l Ht0sy sh0soS ae anoe Iof more man cen
ta'y zee. Te9d!aeo as oein9s of an tnleTaoT ordeT
ana 4nnt ossoco1es Jor the acaite race eIer socaH
GT pocdiy, ana haa no Ti9hts 'h'ca ac1ue men cere
ooand 20 fespeo ana me otdck man at9 De reduced
" " cou9" ana sotd' ana tred1ed as an oTdind-
Ty dTaefe o ercaandise rms opinion at that time,
t1as 1ed ana unoersdt 'ouh the etottized portion OF
me sohue race III tods regarded as an dso IN NOR
ats aoieh no one thought Of disputng, and eDery one
hdopuqAy de1ed upon a. aoithout douttiRg tor mo
nteft "e c0f!ectness oI me 0p,nion AND IN no ma
u9h was TINS opinion more nxed ana generally act
Gu upon IMAM IN hngiand, the SUBJECTS OF whlch
government not only selzed them on the coast of
AFRICA but took them as ordinary merchandise; ITO
WneIe u1ey couid MAKE Pront on them. Inc
oPihIoi mus entertained was universally impress
Gu On uie coiohists enis siae OF he Atiantc; ac-
JoJ nesroes ol ene AiLieah race were regar
ue9 ~ uien as properly ana neio, ana Dougnt'
anu 500 as suen IN every one OF tne thirteen colo
Iles WHICH, uai1ed IN ttie DeeiaTauon OF indePen-
anu G iorlhed the constitution.
ne @hlen we nave spoken, was sfr1=
80, ~ IN tne course OF
5;nao1a az. 40 l1f one people
~ tasso1ve Nv uie Roiaca1 PONDS Whlch nave con-
th as Ih t I anu 70 assume among
ton to which the laws of nature and of natures
God entities them. decent respect to the opinions
oa mat 5at they should declare the
then proceeds We hold these truths | to be self. elf
evident-that all men are created equal; that they
are endowed by their Creator with certain unalien-
ta nnss,,t III 1b seST Tb are me- noety, ana
rights governments are Instituted among men de-
irving their just powers from the consent of the
governed, etc The aeOrds here quoted ,o0uId seem
m s ~, ,naa qna asea "a
Bm is too clear for dispute, that tie enslaUed If
can race acas not intended to be incuded for, in that
esad es' ds eh e1noucs Gl the dlsangusned men VINO
agntiV against the prineipias Wbicb tsV
ted. They who framed the Deelaration Of Inde-
pe1denee were men of too much honor. education,
n9 th 20 say Wnat Iney ald not oeneve
world were the negro race bS commnn eo,,.e1,t
admitted to the rights of freemen. They spoke
and acted according to the practices, doctrines and
usagss oI 'ne Day ihot unfortunate rgee 'cas sup
ouo or sDoEen of sreent as sroneri, Tbess
ions underwent no change when the constitution
was adopted The preamble sets forth for what
s,ad ana II, ,of ~nose Denens lt was oed
bers of the oTieinai stptes-ond th rs nhant
to secure the blessings of liberty to ourselves
and our POsterlty