Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-04-02

property, it is its hounden duty to prOtec;
Sim in ats possession.
"ff these views ar, ccrrcCt-aad we be-
Iieve it would be di6lcult To invallate them
1t follows that al State laws. whetf CT
organic or otierwisc, which prohibit a
citizen Of one State FROM settling in another.
and bringing his slave property with him.
and most especially declaring forfeited. arr
direct violations Of the original intention
Of n Government whicA. rs bef,rc stat 4
is the protection Of ,,ers5n and property.
and Of tan Consultation of thf United
Sta tes, which rec .silizel property in slaves.
AMI declares taat 'tha citizens Of each
State shall be entitled to all the prieil -
I'd immubities Of citizens in tie several
States, among the most essential of which
is The protection OF person and property.
This extract is from a long article in the
Union Ii was evidently rrep!rel with
cH'n aid the well, known fact thas the
- or was selected nv the President. and
j. dependent upon him that the paper
faithfully reflects the views aad policy of
tho Administration renders it next to
certain that the article in question had tie
official sanction. Here, then, We have the
deliberate ayowa5 Of the doctrine thlt the
Federal Constitution carries slavery into all
the free States.
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crow advancing with noiseless and
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so,idation, The foundations are already
deeply laid by their decisions, for the
annihilation of Unconstitutional State rights
bo of