The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-27

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vary Of such surrender or into any essential aoa,e
ss, m ~ Ju. a nno'uer parry nooser mo.e
sion would ria mon ,s rnns The renuncan pa,,v 10
ss. 80 49, . Slop ~ .uns ine .epuvnoan paIy -
~ S ~, mas ucep, 'ne ass.an' ., Tue Jos. ',en1
oauoH W. a.. oou'n i, ".s 'ne party mas oeen
eahee i1so ss AMen , py ,ne very necessity winch
.xteo % check zoe gtovte and extension OF slavery
W p.v - ZIG W .ne Aican Save uade eno 10
We VIC tosoy o. toe government ana 81 cure
we ou eou GIG ishoo sa"suaius Oh personal hoerty,
ul ey jury naoeas cOrpus ac, the freedom Of speech
o. inc and the rsht o.
early history Of the country the universal and
Pievainpg sennmept VI ms muses. OF the people,
yarncuary az tne close we nevolnuonary war, snD
zee n1opaon OF tno sC. =. 'naence was 10 isvor
OF hberiy. Domestic slavery was ,nen considered
great moral ana pohicA EVIL, an ms itn
thn then existing TO be sure, nut war with
al the peoples nouons o. human rights ana
he principles OF their glorious cons.itauon anu u os
abolished as soon az could be without disturbing
pie OF those days These were tue snuments OF tue
men who drew up the act OF independence, ana which
strument asserts IN unmsas able terms the equality OF
civil rights to all classes, without distinction the naen
able right OF every 20 liberty and freedom The
constitution, though domestic slavery was an
Institution of the country at the time II
accepted, where guaeantees for the extensiob
OF slavery, ror was any such guarantee
ntenccd but on the cont airy does, IN express
terms sanction and recommend for It's virtsa
expncton Before the adoption OF the constitution, the
ordinance 1887 had excluded slavery from all the Terri
icrts that might be acquired by us Thus II wl be
u at there express power and power that
could be implied provided by the constitution auuorizos
ritories; and say thar the act itself adoptad and
sanctioned by the govern after the
formed, settled uuron The people OF this couety
thcueh Congress the right and 10 prohibit slavery
from extending into the Territories OF the Union and this
law acted upon and II was only at last disturbed
AFTER the acquisition Of Florida and Missouri
cont mpated first The acquisition Of ferrtort
Ieopeped the question of slavery tn, Territories
had been settled in 1887 A. the adoption Of the ooost
sha Vyui., naoaa rhuu.f
States, and that State lad just abolished
inconsistent with their bill Of righp asd afer
that abolition societies were formed in ali the
other States, South well as North, and the orc
nnent men OF both sections became members
for the further abolition OF slavery These
Ties had three objects in view Fret the suppression
the slave trade the abolition Of slavery S,stes
The general liberation of.he negro population In those
csys the South combined with the North in oondemn,ne
slavery in az strong and decided terms as did ever Lloyd
Garrison and the other great aboonsts Of preseb,
cay. Foremost IN hos''ty TO slavery, were s,me
Of the South, and particularly OF vlrei0ia. Tucker
a professor, and one Of the Judges in the general
slavery in which be Denounced in strongest
the unjust and cruel eave co1os In ten years after the
formation Of the government there had been more han
ten thoussn slaves mapvmted Virginia Msryand
alone. The African slave trade was proh.bed by the
general government at the earliest dny allowed by III,
cor eutui,on and several of the States themselves
ep se suSc SSn The @ nes
was boroht thai th..e ressns.s wopd rrsnjt in m.
smsnc,nsnn oI All slsves n; no remote dsv thnt ;se
rssm -sa urcarm,nsa nv tbc s;mris 'rorcs If
suh,c oninon. which had already suoor.,sed
,hn af,,csn slave ,Iske and that thus s,averv
Ms on wouId die cut was believed That the people Of
the States themselves would see mat slavery was a var
s o. sho,,ss nj n,,nc,nas of cnn., nna"n, d.
,snn,rc ana m,ovcrshrr IN auv ,ommun.sv a. !. NM
81 ~, A., ~. go. .r,,. Il. a,..oan M, 80
@ h,S,S ~ jcc,nsoS ,,roc. sc,~,s 90 h,s
was .p0 ..,S sau S,, - as " ss ~ %"""
tiaveIy Nfen eesscu. ~ was Sl'usus VI
ne, NJ, hs nnh"Hv IN ,has ~sy. uss ' sd"vnca
,n", !, ~ss net aya 1hr,s,,an srs,em the h,nss,
Sr.." =, c,r,;,a,ior that mn,crrs hnrs o;ecaye,a,
y. ~ y. o. Tr,,,",n r nn,s,sm. .. me a., ,h
~ ny ~ a. -. ~ ne q, ,as "a ,na A. 100 ~ @
s,o rromnced ss the rcmcdv fcr tho aa,,r ~ he
cettlon snnounCea - c Irus o o asa.'ou u 'ns
slavery question and ior whco me we're At
, n . S, " 5000 ~ -, e, =, r, ~ 'Ns r
aeas ., ,h 1890, @ ,n no ns,s ,h, nh aa ,
sioee 'n1 VIZ s ,o,. - 49, .ha .s,a.. 49,
Ise !" o -ssSsa,-r 49, 49,. rnhi, .,,a",,nn e..
NJ 80 r ,,,,,. ,n.a, npurso swse ua.,,,oi,.S
wv sno - ..,n h.~n,h. ,,.so.S ~ is,t
uvn VI az s,. ~ uSs.onrs Is n. .S.;,,o AZ ~ ,h
TmSr ~ s,svs STATE The nnes,on again CANA nrom,'
% @ ana !, ,-as d,scov.tsd ,bs, ser,no the ;n,,a,
~ up s,.mor, hea h"or s,c.S;,v and s.rno.,ia ~
S n ssrdr~ ,,s hounas,,es and Soansn;yo Gu r.,
poyen N ex.enaws ns hs anu ueepenioe .s
., ; nd ass.n,;apn ~ ynaro ,hs c,s .,
casso,, rsse, ~ The ;Uran,,on ~ he c,,,o,
swimming iennv and us in rosnc,,on into the south
AZ n nhor saving marhr,e Then followed tho .omie
s;on of M;sson,i1 nnder The wcu kpowr com,rom,s,
brought about nv the cloouspce Of cav then In ,hs
prime Of life, full or vgor uneaaased apiluy Aoou
this time Webster MADE himself known as he alvorn,,
OF freedom In the Territories Then were heard th,.
Of dissolution as violently uttered now ana the ex
irene Of the day, following the example OF Ouncey
in 1871 IN popular Convention proclaimed the doctsipe
secefson. Before this the people OF South became
particularly anxious for the colonization OF the free ne
groes IN their States and borders for the blacks
comr dangerous element In their midst aud this led
10 the scheme OF colonization; and tho North who
conc1iated, in the hope that they would in the
scheme 1t was 1t this time that Lundy started Journal
called The Genius q un'wr,o. Emancipation ana called
the churches OF Boston the principle OF Slavery abolition