The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-18

aho that those who would not see have been MAD
W 5ee ana that returning sense and reason are re,
an nrU ~ Pgi AIN me Tree States must be brougl
uP 70 the consideration OF great public duty. Th
tl toUutn nav : noG oHended us. We cannot say the
nase ever iao uhger upon us. They have not il
Ftuea our DOMAIN. lhey have not iHtertered wit
any interests belonging to us as sovereign States
| But they read in our newspapers that their slave
nave been run off by underground railroad an
they see it set down in derision that one NOR
Southern individual has been robbed of his pror
I eFty-one more slave, instead Of having been r.
! turned according to the corpact of the Constifl
ton, has been run off into the nroyincas of (an3d,
/ They have determined to bear these things NJ
/ longer; and it becomes Northern people to deter
mine whether they will permit this state Of thing
TO 90 on, or whether thew will mako orn last crs-r
. effort to see whether this sentiment can ba c,r
rected
ou cannot send forth stream by aDv nat1rq
/ process that will rise higher than fountain Th,
South know it, They have no faith in addresses and
resolutions that have not their sources in tle fra
ingS Of the masses of,thc peonc It Is ,,saloss +,
say there is no serious trouble I believe mai
1ooth carolina will Sccc6a, so far as the movement
OF her Convention can do it, on tha ITrh or 18Th nj
this month"; and events must transira s}orlIv aftor
winch will bring all cotton States in association
with her, and eventually every State which is =
slave State, and intends to continue such. will o.
along together This is as certain as the laws Of
s.@1Iy anu ne Is blind man and mad man who
tin seo II: All mat we can now do is to get
ce lle southern people that there is
Northern States: that The bno4 Jts'Ie N 'lc
mised and have misunderstood this irritating qucs-
99n, , as oe!ieVe they have, and upon proper con
tbis con c,ar5 - ~ 'uti' uu'{ as hehDers nl
ern brethren r. b '' ~ OaGH our south
and moral eouoIs trrInF Vi P"ii'tcai' social,
Our constitutional and federal Laws T roreot .,
well enough. Our obnoxious state Laws yboria Lo
renpaIad o,I :, -; r s St"te laws saouiu pe
sboriJ \, - - - i M piacG puplc sentiment
iver IF o ~ "lu potne al2its as the great law
every one who had been bttsn b G ti Ii
lo,-',~ - |iN'Sti oF "JGiitIoHiSN VIII
viii close as beonn '"I'' d;d Tre&t r1 aPpiause.
mart in th;s r,noIiS,s - ~" HoO i'ltHG 20 take
but what H. "a 90 no Pi' 'it"iaf views
that L,- ~ ' ot'Tn IcFva'ta, ana my nope Is
NAV h9 dr, ~ mIeI"5 apaphc sentiment
and benefci,i w., ~ o9 as J4st conservative
nronarJ,- 90 r,r,I w Sl1 - 70 pe, We may then
and no Iongar ba ~ ~ our o"pthffn brethren
fully and sorarc in tha fso, looA me Danger
too much trnst in rnontiros ~ C.I must hot put
gislation: but if we vorid rarloi 9; 80 "a IL re-
we must say that boTyn,,, ,,,',,li ~ " u'l'eu people
been, however fnrcn error We ma, bo '1"9 nv
ted. we have recnns;daral ON A-oJ 'a,t 1oIt'hlI'
satisfied that yn n,n.t troot ~ Ct' '.iu ''c
we treated then on b o1 u states as
ment-as political cnuaIs Vbcn wa E,o he ~ 81, 5a e.
that we shall have dorn a1,. ,5i 81" w. L"1c uuNe
hans this oorions ,oa NY anu per-
to the frnifior tb,f o,a;Is r. 'ti ~ ioI""Iu
' Li1o"U "Fp'ause'
IHA RESOLUTIONS.
out in consultation during the deIivarv or tLo
speeches. came in and repor+od +bro,,,.l, ~:
ob,i,,nor ft...-i ~. wa ''''"a" 'hei'
''""' u'"e''i D'1' an address and the follow
ing resolutions, which, after consideration were
adopted unanimously:
Whereas The Co,sti4rti,, - a.. r--..,
designed TO secure rnnsI ribt 5 , LeI states was
people Of all the States which were eiih ~ te nc
formation, which have subsequently fir"f h 90 It's
Whereas The said instrument contained certain stinu
iaons in regard to the surrender of fugitives sIay
uer te designation of persons held service or labor
~ oe 3'aIe, ufuer the laws thereof, escaping into
plied with NV t @ s were designed to be COM
such surrender. and VI congress making provision for
! aH1ereas The agitated state or tl,a co,,,+, oi,
of differences of opinion in rc,ard In tIesa
mands that we should declare explicitly our sense Of n
o',ISatiohS arising under them; therefore,
Sso'ee, Inat the delivery of fugitive slaves to their
which all good c2eng , h by one Constitution in
all laws ,,Sssad w. @ c. ouua 10 acqneSce, and that
and obstruc the execution Of th s " s% 70 eDarrass
provision therefor should be promptly reneaei
he$oveo mat the Territories of the United States are
f I @ pEgRsfy OF The people thereof that they
citizens Of all tIa Stag r r - t1 S ee !M lSraon OF
laws of the States from which thew enigrar t%e W. t
relation of master and slave cannot during the Territorial
GoHdon De rghuy disturbed by federal or local legis.
srs a f 1 Inc people Of any sach Territory can only
stiution with view 70 thri ,.- tt5 .2E' a Con
a State. '' '''s : mon aS
Rcsolrca That We pledge ourselves to UNFOLD tfes.
racdI art 1,l s9 mans IN our po"er to seek by all
Southern States giustIv con,Ti,f MIch tne
equality under the Constitution in Tho mi, t'
all the rights and privileges it confers
hfSo.rs@' mat while we depore the existing excite.
e ~ ING southern states, we DO not hesitate say
rcg+ @ @ I ] S,2 kiTuaI or IL. But We earnestly en-
nconsiderate action thai tiIne a. @ ' h 1t !s ana
ing about reconciliation of existing difara,,c @
hat the Union Of the Staes-the source Of or r
ma P9Wer-rnay be preserved and perpetuatsd bv rs,
atioh ol puohc harmony and mutual confidence
,.z...-.---
- "a y 7LrHttI@CANF L, ~ @ MOVEMENT IN New IoRE-NEw
u ''LlIAls4 VEGANHATloN FOR THE FROTECrI0N or Ma
Hic'PAL hIGHrs AND THE SourH.-By advertisement
N another column it will be seen that new mill
ary organization Is about to be established in this
;:IE, under the auspices of Mr.. James f. Karrirap
member or Congress elect from the fourth dsfrirf
't tins city. The object of the proposed corps is |
u character somewhat different from that Of
military companies in general being NOTHING mare
If this metroanlis from fnrtbnr LnL5
,roacbments It is believed thst tb Lt '(u ~.
ure, which is to meet at Albany intands 10 o,iJI
till more with the affairs of ~ 49, ~ ~
NO certain of its constitutional ri(rIi. s,L I
cisIating certain officials elected bt, tr ,,eI +
If office, in the same way as wa. dora !, 10 o.,
# MavOr Wood Sunh aftar,rts H. L,;y
rranzatian is dnterminaL ~ - - - -, d"
hat our RepuhIican Soio1s bod hat+ ,t,.. a,tll ~ ~
heir manners this - VI "lle'iT 70
can infa a cayrsa which No., 49, ioo' "--l eI1 ,'cJ
aLIa tar,,inoti, M 10y 'Fs +" very UAoesi'
,iU r,nr,,ro. J. iNsIl iS8H oFG"n'IGllrn
yiIi taxa ,9rn,a3t 3oi;n iG p.Ihc!pIe' ana
understand tLat fft, ,-lt e.so VI secIS:ioh. we
enfinr so,na fIroa' ,I In talI'e' repre-
eady RESPONDED fsvorgh ." to igo9TS thd c5 .aTe al
aims OF volunteer companies. desirous Of ta.i1rr
art in the movement are invited hv tbn coli -
NJ ,;o,k 3, r-;.