, 1860-10-18

FNhH~H -'"%e ; --A AAAN At4A@Aht VI A4A4s LAP
: A vo1ck.-What about the Flu tive Slave
Law.
Mn. LoytIor. Well, will come to tba, soon.
lcu remind ne Of it when vet to it. Laugh.
ter wsns to bring back The men and women
OF sh's country to The spirit of th, o!den time,
and indootrlnate thfm viii the principles Of be
man: want 10 re assett aud viudicate, rs far
a. ! cau, those everlasting principles-,hat
magma Charta, "ot Of British rights, but OF hu-
man r1gh's. want 10 see thela PRINCIPLES car.
rad al! orer the World-to triuhpb. in their pow
ef, their grandeur, asd IN sheis living force. Let
them Ko back to ths old world, and uushackle
tae oppressed people Of beautiful Italy, LIT
them smile on Hungary. md diaeuthrall its
rate its nations of serfs; let them encifele Tho
globe with glorinus Republics modelled atter
ours and when The temple OF universal free
dom shall have been flushed. and it's top stone
shaal be brought in amid the shoutiuRs OF the
1o=sated people Of al land. when the A1neri
can Republic stincs first amid the nat,ons of
the earth, this Declaration Of Independence
the Magma Chnria Of all men-will be written
hish on lose erer:d dufiag stones that crown tie
pillars OF tbe temple Of liberty. tGreat ap-
PIause, Bat the doors will be forever barred
and bol!ed agsfnst these miserable Democrats,
who scout the rlghts Of man, end tnik about
~, -. Gar.reat ru1-r.n-ciple- prolonged laugh
Now, my friend, soma one asked what about
the Fugitive Slave Law. If thought Was
not trespastiug TOO much upon Jonr time
tload cries Of $50 on" T. 10 on" I have
uo:hinK 10 Say about theu. / an talking about
eve'fastir s principles, In the presence Of which
individual men sink away into hoth'nx. NJ the
way, have spokeo to you about negro equsi.
it now want to tAsk shout ''negro stshlsog,"
aad that will bring me plump to The Fuglure
Stare Law. will not doJge auythinf- TneT-
ef mem 10 hold my tongue. II you, American
citizens, want to crawl and crlnge, and skulk
and dodge around and over American Aoil, uu-
der the stars and STRIP es, be onh the Consti-
'ution, and hold your tongues to secure your
personal liberty, 7oa may do i'll never will
{fnmense applause
Negro stealing! You kno> boug1as sAys
that abs Lincoln Undertook to abol,tlouize the
old NhlS paFty and Lyman TrumbuIl under.
took 10 aoolitioni-s the Democratic party, and
then they were to lead thea into the Aboiition
camp o BE- by bao,i1ed By tha, abolition e:ga
P1lest Lorrjoy, Laughter aud Loytjay was q
tnegro skaier. What did that mehaY That
Just shows how these n'en have forced their
nomenclature upon us. When they sa: NEGRO
etea!er' ~e SAY negro stea1er." Tho slave
moerass echo ''negro tqustity," and you take
il up. "aegro eq1al..Y." Have you my man,
hood? Ii you nave not ] will appeal to the
1omaahood Of this country. vteers aad
laughter You remember when Franklin was
asked by British m,nIsler. If so many British
troops, red coat=-aud lhe Democrats have
adopt tue red coass because there il no party
SO like the old Tories as the modern Democrats
through re colonies: Frauklin replied: IF
they b=hare themselves, and pay for everything
thev. pusehase, they eau march uomolesteo,
but let shea, take single chicken without pay.
iog fur It, and it the men are all gone, the
wumen will take thier brooms and sweep them
into the Al1an ic." Laughter:] Now, ladies, if
these niea will not vote slavery DOVE, if you
let them 20 and vote with the Democrats, We
will mike ,on--hoid your tongues. Much .ner.
it can't be done. Prolonged laus shter.] But it
the men do not v1s. down and clear OUT Of
night this aham Democracy tha: is doirg all it
Can to unnoor th= 1verIm and convert it
into an old despotlsu, l ssk the women to
sweep them with their b1ooms into the Atlantic
or ioto Lake Michigan, if it is deep euoug gh to
bury them and their sins. Lauxhtsr.l
Negro stealing! What has Losejoy do1e.
a,d : hat do the Republicans do. that they shoa'd
BE- charged win negro steaJipgs will tell
you, l.dles. A poor white girl, Of remote Ar.
rican descent, but without one particle Of that
descent evi tent in col6r or !ea' ure, comes tly~
ing to my house, like dove pursued by a
hawk. What is her etory1 That she was be-
troth' d to tuan of her race, though not Of her
color; that she Was sold by her master, then
in want Of money, - l,b=rtine down South,
whose greedy cJe had Seen and fancied her ;
that, hearing o. it. sh escaped and tied. Whist
then did Lav.joy do . lie pointed 10 the north
star. thiri0g altar otf, aud 10 country where
her virtue would b. in her own keeping, and
not ut the caprice Of master-wbers she might
res. from her pursueFs. That is what Love
joy did. and he is negro steaier! Gsea: up:
piause lhe Democrats cry out 'negru ssea:lne;
and pour, thin skinned rseivatism, resiknln 8
al title to manhood, except VIA: isTeceiy eafronl
a negro stealer. 1 didn't hep the fugitive
slave" Well, did. / told then-yes, ~ Jou
may rememher,-I told them in Congress, when
theJ wanted to know whether did il or no.-1
marched right up to the confessional and told
them aided every fugitive slAEe who came and
asked' it. said to them, if the demon Of slave
r. expects to crass MY threahhold aud bid me
not teed tbs hui2ry aud sheler the hou-eless,
bid it d. lance in the name of Almighty God.
l told them, il they wanted to know it, they
might proclaim it from the house tops, from
every Lent in Tie forest, nuke it blazs out in
the light Of high noon, and the sparkle Of eTezy
star that gems the heavens; they might repeat
it reverberatlng through tho d:pib4 and archss
OF hell, where slave catchrrs would be very
likely to hear il. Tremendous alp!suse
told them lired three quarters Of milo Gas,
OF Princeton on the Peru road, ana l would
he'o very fugitive that came, and so will
[Applause.]
= Ia. Jou violate the Fugitive S!aye Law =
l do cot do any such thing. If / do. capno,
help it. | know Of somt people, AWAY back in
the wo:ld'a tis!oFJ, WIN would not bpw dowu
aud wnrship the & ,idsn imege that the King SCI
up. 't Bnt this Is 1evolusil nary a7d dmorKan,
iz.ng-" No it ia no:-not the least. do al
this and resis1 no sheriff, tight no marshal
1fyou want me to 70; in al for feeding hungry
people, will do so. I will sutIer The penalty o
tue law, it violate il, but you must prove It or
me. After you proTe that have reolsted, yor
may 6ne ME, you may impEison ne, you NAL
hang me, und then l reckon you Democrat.
wall let me alone. daughter. 1fIam tot
e'abty 6 ,od chrissi.n, reckon shnl not mt e
you III the ne xt world to trouble me anJ more
Prolonged aud renewed laughter.
hear it said eve'ywhert by the Democrats
The South il entitled 10 Fugitive Slave Law >
want any man to point me out that clause it
the Consultation which requires Law for tht
South that it does not require 70. the North
far South Carolina that it does not ask Tor Mas
sscnusetts-!or Georgia that it does not de
maud for New York. I'll you there is moth
ing sectional in the Constitution. 1t require,
no local Legislation, knd il you tell me where j
requires me 70 To.e for l." for the spee:a
beuets Of North, South, East or Vest, / wi!
vote for it, for love tue Constitution. II il
enah,lned in my heart ! love it better tha.
aoY dozen Democrats in the land do to night
iApplauss and lauahser.l Hers want to tel
you that there is no Fugitive Slave Law in tn
lsnd-uerer was one pa:ssd. Here is xher,
they get the advantage Of US, by making US us'
their lan9uage. What law was pas,eds Ther,
il law to reclaim tugitires from labor or ser
Law in the United states. No part of the Con
ssitution requires Fugitive Slave Law. "Wha
is that" you exc1aim D. pray BE- patient no '
t.No psrson held to service OF labor il
Que State, under the Laws thereof. es
Gaping into another shall IN consequence
o, Law or regulation therein. b. dis
charged ffnm such service, Or labor, bu
ahall be de!ivtled up on claim of the party Il
whom rush sersice or labor may be due" Tner
| is thn clause nf the Constitution. "Are you il
favor of it.' l anl asked. Yes, an. 81,
| here-I mean to be UNCONSTITUTIONAL the Ian
kuaRe does not descr.be a sl4ye, suppos
ihey did mean 10 include those pettous who, i,
| the States, sre regarded as slaves; but to lear
| that, you have to 20 10 contemporary his:or,
and tradition, fora Save is not nenti,ned, hut
| person OWING service or labor. ! cannot nos
70 int3 protracsed argument But what
will say is this: That cau,s Of the Con.ti n
ton, according to Mr. Webster and Sir. John
SOD, the S.ata's Attorney Of Penny ylvania, VII
made au argument in the case Of Pfigg rs Stat
of Pennsylsania, and proved the position
think, was to be e1rcu' ID by the States, su,
not by the Federal Government. nm in iayo
of law in Illinois If they p'esse to pas it, +
return persons wto owe service or iasor il On
Stat., and escape into another Sis:e, after th
tact has been proved. 1fthey owe the setsice
ard jury decides that to he the fact, let ,her
b delivered IN; but say do not deliver 4
tha. which Is Learer than life without fair IN
impartia! trial before t~elre men.
/ Hon. SCHUYLER CoLrAx, Of Indiaua--Wit
the right to appeal. bes.des.
Mr. Loyr1or. Yes-sbey ought to have th
right to appeal. My friends. sm not a disc.
9aniz... l am not Tor revolution. All wan