New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

.u,. r,.ns TO The recove, u dawes escaPins fror
tor vs~r. they held 70 servos under zoe avs usre9
"a found sDo:hsI stat. Ia ns ia siIg .as words.
eoDa r,on beh service labor IN one stat under tns
h~ ,s,ion th.r,s discharged from such service or
sny IA BE- delivered up claim Of ttr party 70 whom
sess seys Immediately preceded by another respeins
L a, IL The word, fohostns ~, -. 81 -
b.l Zee JUSTICE and b. foand in another stss,
erans Sssnd executive authority q the sste from
e-d delivered u 60 be removed 20 the State hs'
s similarity ~ The mo- In. ,.. pr: Of
thsee -. al Sesy Of the party sought ate1 Neh.I clause
10 what manner. or BY what person court OF oeef the
lsey ss.n sspr demand such delivery different,
The proory demanded BY the executive Of the State
1hs Nv been Violated The demand 70 not made the
wbo ~, be party actually guilty cor the Constitution ia
shall BE- delivered up CAorrsf" boweyer doe. no:
mean anything les han gsI ~ r s Ss'. nee sp n
charge in the uewspsre or any charge In any
BY Judicial proceeding not tine charge which
The Cona'a nrsed with crime shs be delivered up on
demand Of the executive authority % the state from WHICH DC
b.: a. imperative sunctioni but who ever has oonended
that the Executive Of sister State can enter the
w EsrYork and Of bis authority size aud carry
ee nv jurisdiction person thus charged and that TOO with
ss nseoss or Judal Such thing 50 pepsro. ana 80
ssSsns Stge Rga ,sst H. ondersnSa be-
s crime delivered up BY the assent and she positive
etion Of State where he may os so 80 ~ %
toers.e Tor momen, an invasion % ITS s9veesp sn "a ,ns
ssurs and removal Of any psr.on within rs hT sdosP
I'd The delivery follows through me operation OF he proper
ss, In bs State where the accused is found Inc tern
sAaA q esr Implication that authority 20 make
re Sissrv To seize person and cary nm On no xb
Inc delivery secondly: person who receives
tSst Which delivered and thirdly The person or thing that
dt ". sseu.sd be delivered sast Of the E..eu,ys
mi. o shows that there person or magistrate VINO
nd Of VIII demand
ns not sppesr anything IN the letter or the nature
Of Tie 1,use ma BENZ found in which requires
sutbois~s different construction as 70 nus a i D
s,,on was TO be executed by the action and law OF the
tsts where the runaway should be dover ana tna oo not
-. rant Of power upon the General Government The
sor, any Mr. We.tsr declared would result in this
legislation on . Subject the Con.uion
A. an original question the construction put upon TINS Clause
:. wSs Sso .c very uH
ing invest Congress with grant o. power Which,
amendment the Constitution declares that The
powsn delegated TO the United States BY me G
X 4. dsul and apparently impossible % extract from the
from service Of power even BY mpGsiqn ns aits
claus. refer abs Two into which he has fed II also expressly
fem % The of the former State being the tenure oy winch
heinz allowed 70 dsayge such tenure mentions the person
20 whom the labor service may be que unoeI he avs Of me
one State declares that his ed~ the person so held shall
To deliver up person thing on d'n most esaiy shows
ooer person tribunal which must necessarily y me question
whether the person 80 claimed has IN set s he
came whether such service or labor due 70 the claimant
A. on IN, AZ, Tn sI the United on the other
does any power to the a the n I,
mep ed that the power IN question is reserved 10 the
TSs o 81 Il G Webster on constitutional question
mot new one but long considered and deliberately ex
gessed-socords fully with legal principles and the Just rules
,ss letter. Of the Consntion that rejection would be matter
regret Such interpretation also hamonizes with the terms
The reclamation Of persons charged with crime.
M Webster serwsrds surrendered his convictions yielded
the opposite view that Congress does possess tne n
ss1 sye cbsnsed s. own conviction although exchanged his
Judgment general compromise Of 1850 for the Of
Sis Views would BY no follow thai the public should al
change their spnon and especially So Il the public should
that There have been several modern instances
sminsn. public men Ghsosns opinions ,oS S Ss pubic
quite apparent unexced observer that would
o.onsi sentiment Il the Courts had originally adopted and
firmly adhered the Interpretation OF the same words IN
delivery justice and fusives from service Aud
yin Be- dcu .ask to satisfy honest and enlightened people
erprsson that the difference Of construction put upon the
yerJ same words the result Of interest bias and de-
net ' r. Il: ~ to the '''S 'S" 'A
whether In point Of fact such surrender should be made
both there Is nothing this clause which extends
ns.ursses Slavery It Is not easy 70 perceive now ,hs ga
expansion guaranteed by enforcing back INTO the sae oh
which may have escaped Ths one OF those curious sno
notions the sbsury Of which needs no
particular will exhibit the unsoundne OF the pm
cpe, Georgia planter has under his control by me Georgian
labor to Georan under the laws OF that state Inc planter
a1sn 70 Ss ses RS the oye Of liberty away
in like g The ospss S'Pi9 SsnH a
away his Turkish master whom with much ifreyerence OF
cape Nov the gentleman um Georgia Pursues bis locomotive
Of these United the coored 10 delivered
found the claimant he taken back with ali th
his nres for his return extended Slavery the far Western
Territories Has extended Slavery into any ieitioy
eyfi TIE proposition merely assasns ' or cannot
redeem vasss from the sovereign contempt to which com
, San so ss Ss sSs ss on .. and
BY IKE of reasoning the return OF traitor nstons
with the formation the Constitution the
existing Congress Of the confederation enacted law OF
abolition Of Slavery in the Territories Eye men o. rHe S III.
applause Of the nation Many members OF that Conee
ct the time delegates holding seats In the Oons,a
Convention and the Congress- and there wss general and pup
desire nd the country not only in It's teritoe
The States themselves Of the penicious OF
slavery 1t denounced evil moral social and religious
b. he eminent and enlightened characters OF the dsy
suia then and still ought be- she Is justly proud WITH
s th dnsuhed oompstots Joined In the declaration which
ssy Be produced reproduced in thousand forms and from
thousand that Slavery was cuse and osnt upon
u y Certain - sny historical fact a or ever whether
Of sncient Of modern times that was I'm
Sss s.SesS 10 S IN every possible method
vsd TO Its distant exerminstion That rae
distinctly In the Constitution and in every clause ON ~non ns
rSs question How !. Slavery connected With cOn'iio
aoual obligations 7 further considered