The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-23


carries slave J il ~ TEL S.orie. q ss
Uui.sl s..s :. sSS,h As.1 on;
s.i,aslgu,l rslls tos.ks = s'asesiSto u \,
territories aud keep them lhcrs A. "ehat.
tells personal" IA an Offset to this ~
prsseu. the following opiaions on that
Question, FROM come II .heg plads
Of our nation. , F~' ~
By Mr.: gtay, il 1851:
VI take itfor gysnted that Whist | have
said will satisfy tho Sessse Of shss 6st
truth, that slavery. does not exist there |.
By lsw, unless slavery vas carried there I
the usoment the srsaty wss ratified By
the two parties 70 the treaty, under the
operation Of tho Conatituticn Of the Uni.o
ted States. 2#fHET #s@#
\" Now, really, must say that the idea |
that, co isssaHt,, upon she consu m,nation !
81 the treaty. the Constitution Of the |
| United States spread itself over the &C
quirsd country, and carried along with il
the institution Of slavery. il a irfccon-
cilabls with any comprehension, or any
reason which / possess, that / hardly
know how 70 meet it, 9
| BY Mr. Cuss In 1851:
"The second objection which pro-
oppose to consider, connected With this al
legged seizure u the public domain, is,
tLu,la southern msn cannot 90 there be-
Icaase no cannos take his property with
hin, aud 10 thus excluded BY peculiar
considerations from his share Of che com-
mon property. #t*' tA' -
| :. 50 far ss this branch Of the subject
connects itself with slaves, regarded
merely a. property, il is certainly true
that the necessity Of leaving aud cf dis
posing Of Thorn may put the owners to
incouveuien:e-to loss, indeed state
Of things incident to all emigration 10
distant regions for there are many spc-
cics of that property, which constitutes
the common stock Of society, that cannot
Be- taken there. Some because they are
J prohibited BY the laws Of nature, as
. houses and farms others becsuse they
are prohibited By the laws Of nau, a.
siuoes, incorporated companies, n,onopo-
: lies, and many intssdicted articles and
/, others again, bsosuso they arc prohibited
, BY statistical Laws, which regulate the
transportation Of property, aud virtually
con6ns much Of il within tcersain isiits
which it cannot overcome, in consc'
n qucncs of the expense attending distant
removal; snd ainosg these latter articles
: are cattle, and much Of the property
Q which is everywhere to be foaud, The
remedy in all these cases is the same, ant
is equally applicable to all classes Of pro
|, prietors; whether living in Massacbus
. ctts, or New York, Or South Csrolins
= snd that it is to convert all these various
. kinds Of property into universal represcn
. ta,ive Of value, money, aud to take Aha
!. to these new regions, who're il vii
command whatever may b necessary 4
comfort OF 10 prosperous enterprise.
4 In oil these instances the practical pesui
= 10 thc same, and the same il tho condi
, ton Of equality"
: BY Mr.. Webster, upon the Gregg,
bill, in ls4s:, gaze al
IL am not going iste metaphysics
d for thereio l should cneovoscr the hon
r orable member from South Carolina, %,
|. We should wander in endless mases lost,
: until after the time for the sdjousnmen
:. of Congress. The southern States hsv
peculiar laws. aud BY those lava there i
property in slaves. This Is purely Local
D, Tho real meaning, then, Of southern gen
ID tlemcn, 10 making this complaint, 10 tbs
\ they cannot so into the Territories of sh
- United States carrying With them ,hei
own peculiar local lava law .whicl
>. creates property in pcreon This, O
20 eording 20 their own statement, u oil th
. ground Of complaint they have. Now
here l, think gentleman arc unjust Il
wards us- How unjust they are, other
,e viii judye-geoesations that viii com
=. after " viii Judge. Il will not be cor
r.. tended that this sort Of personal SLAYER
nv exists BY general Law. 1t exists only b
IL local Law I do not mean to deny th
u. validity Of that local lav where it is e.
no tablshed but say it is, after all, noil
no ing but local law. And wherever th'
,r. locallaw does not extend. property in pc
Of soas ,loes MOI e-eist Wei, sir, what
Of. now the dcmand on the par, of our soutl
lis ern friends They say, We will carr
tic our local laws with US wherever We Z
We insist tbs. Congress does rs inju.ti,
Of unless i. establishes in the Territory
Of which we wish to 20. our own local law
to This demand / for one resist, and Oh.
raj resist. It goes upon the idea that the
MI is an inequality unless persons under Ii
the local law, and holding property by a
shortly Of that law, can 10 into new t.
he ri,ory, and there establish that local Ia
- to the exclusion Of other law.
he Nov, our friends scum 10 think til
,u- an oincanali'y arises from restraint,
Ich them from going into tie Territories, u
ole less there be ! Law provided which sh
nv protect their ownsrship. in persons. r
to assertion is, that We create An inequali.
oc- l. there nothing to Be said on the 9th
oil side in relation to inequality! s
nav from the date Of this Constitution. .,
on, ia the councils that formed and establis
|, % ed this Constitution, and I suppose in
Ok. meas judgment sisce, it - received u
cir settled truth that ssse labor aod #
60. labor do not exist we'll together. IN
ar before We declaration Of Ar. Masos,
tho convention that formed the Cons
u tuition. to thst effect He says that 1
objection to slave labor is, shat it pt
Of free white labor in disreputs; thss
nd makes labor to DO regarded IS derogs'
aid ~ to the character Of the freq VII
inn. mao, and that he despises to work
III. use his CT pression-vhcrc slaves ere q
,. ployed. This is matter Of great int
h. est 70 the free SlatAs. If it be trpa, -
IA, = great extent it certainly il, thst vhe