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70 sciEkTITIc AND PaAcTlcAL AaaIcuLsUls,
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leaves the question Of every black mans ssnfvs IN
the Territories a. we'll Is in the States, to be deter
mined BY the local law. then VIC admit il for il a
the very same proposition which ws have been tn
ing TO prove But It on the contrary. Il Ia to d
understood IS an assertion that the Constitutes
does not permit master to keep his slave or q free
negro to have bis liberty in all parts Of the Unoo
whese the local law does not interfere to prevent Il
then the error Is not only very crave one hut r
is also absurd and selfcontradictory.
Inc Censtitstios neither esta5lsRss nor sroa;1iss
slsssry IN the Stats o. Territories Ssyosd lie poser
q Me peSP's tegcly to control It. This b sailing
to Point Mop Point again. " cousss subject which
is legally controlled cannot b beyond The power
that controls It But the question ID, what conssi.
totes legal CONTROL and when the people Of . State
or Territory are in . condition to exercise Il.
1he Co"stitstioa Of tie United States .
leaves the people perfectly free,
era subject only to tie Cosssissfioa Of tie Usissi
*"t@ TINS carries ~ ro0nd fall circle, and drops
Us Precisely at the plsce Of beginning. That tke
tuition, is most true. W. :re 81 ftom S.ov;~~ !.
MS never beard il doubted, and expect ne never
va. Bot the statement q il psuvss noshine. a.
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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-08-11

ftrThe Hon. Richard Rush, the an
nouncemeDt of whose ceath on Saturday
came by telegraph yesterday afternoon, was
born in Philadelphia, August, 1880. SO that
at the time OF his death he was 70 years Of
ace. He was the con of DR.. Benjamin
Rush, the distinguished physician and pa
triot who was signer of the Declaration oil
Independence. He graduated at Princeton
College in 1887, the youngest in class OF
thirty three, and was aGmiltedto the Phila-
dslphia bar in 1900. In 1908 he was
brought into great political and professional
D, omiaence by his defense Of Col. Duane,
editor OF The Aurora the Democratic o:gan
in Philadelphia at that time, against the
charge of libel upon Gov. Mckean. The
speech occupied nearly an entire day afford
ed intense qualification to a large body OF
Democrats present, one of whom embraced
h i'm as soon as il was concluded, and took
him up ir his arms. amid loud plaudits from
the audience. In 1911 he was appointed
Attorney. General Of Pennsylvania by Gov.
SNYDER, and in the Fall of the same year
First Controller of the Treasury by Presi-
dent Madison. On July 4, 1919, he deliv-
cred an oration at Washington. The occa-
sion, war having just been declared against
Great Britain, was one of special interest,
and the Grafton was thought not to fall be-
low t. In 1914 he became Mr.. Madison's
General, choosing that office,
which he held three years. in preference to
that of Secretary OF the Treasury. After
discharging the duties o. Secretary Of State
under Mr. Monroe for SIX months, previous
to the return of John @. Adams. then Min
iste to Enelsnd, be succeeded him q. the
Cour. of St. James. In 1875 he returned
to il the Office of Secretary of the Treasury
under President Adams, 10 the close Of
whose term he served. In 1928. he ran as
Vice President on the same ticket with Mr..
Adams, and received the same number OF
votes. For time alienated from President
Jackson, he won his regard by his defense
of tie removal Of the Bank deposits in Sc
ries of letters. In 1s47. he was sent Min
lister to France by President Polk. and
served in that capacity till Gen. Tsyior's
Administration came into power. Since
his return from the French Mission, Mr..
Rush has lived in retirement, till within the
last year or two, at his country house. call.
ed "Sydenham,'' a short distance from
Philadelphia, where his father lived before
him. He recently removed to town resi-.
dence which belonged TO him, in Eighth
street, near Locust, where he breathed his
last. His wife "a native of Maryland), Mrs.
Catherine Eliza Rush, died a few years ago,
at an advanced age, while he still resided at
Sydenham. Mr.. Rush leaves three sons
(Benjamin ]. Murray, and Richard Rush, ,jr.
and two daughters.-.N. Y. Tribune.