New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-31

C0rttitutiOr.
That is tie onlv poin. Of Mr. joel PARKER. Us Z,
aroE.r Ie,son VII ssks ns 70 repeal IT, a nayson Oh
said. in JIe JoUrpoI dav before YESTERDAY sneaL;no
oftte SinTf cafe-the Sinms case-in which n no.,
Was arrested nv lie, by policeman of Boston "a.
utr, ard vi en- he got into custody was ,Hyosd
~ ~ ue inelllve slave ,laimana falsehooi that I'M
any cecent Cont would have vifiated the apra,, -
tfen tined, ~ yon lnovv helind bayo,e,s a,5 -, "
preme 'onrf crawling under a chain 10 III own ao,
Mr' JoeI fhi ker rays of thai week of tho se,.a -
.nhi'fs u LorhS 10 make the Supreme Court i-sue
ita fai ess eorrrs. 81 the syered and
argument Of Rote't Rantorl for ,ho came nnoan aus
says Il" H. was ampsng week - Il il the onIy h,ue
be has for tat black weekit was an amns;no NJ,
fu even e. ~ Ms argnmeni has no basis Cor M,
objection 10 The Personal liberty bill exceot ,baan nus
sii'utin atty Of the Fnpit've Slave law. Now "a
n At, shm IN say too much when stand IN 90, w
Charles Sumner. and Horace Mann, and Robert pa.
tout and Charles G.. Ioipg and two-thrJs OF III
Irf fession thror0 ont tie Free Sfafes-slo,iaY po
too much If / snid that man whose voice ,vos ay
conr'e6 rcliics or cbOked by brides, ever heliii
cor siitutiOnali
Btlu',i g that aside, gentlemen, look ut the pro.
vitiOr s'f Here II H. Tie man who Is a-rg-fa5 y,
fugitive slave shalI have roht 70 trial by JnrS
How can a Tan be arrested ~ fugitive slave We
can he arrested TINS; NJ. Sgtte can come 10 ,bs
streets of Boston and take bin The PrieQ ease ssS
al the dersions ray lie nay come and take him where
Re can fud him, rHt lin in carriage and drive hin
out Of TIE ConmoI wealth ard need NOT apply ~ apy
body. That ID Il G first risht, undehed on all fdes
Now, as Mr.. Charlss q. Loiine savs, If man doe,
lat Of cOurse the Supreme Court Of Massaemsstt,
has tight 10 tie fafPas corpua There IL no awye,
srywtere that denies It. J. that musuall Wby !,
TIE usual way of doing. have simple irae, hsra
in my land, containing an account Of, pertains sixv
or seventy fni tive slave casa under the law and
tlirty-iwo Of theT where man pnt bis hand
on tie alleged fugitive without any law or any an
tboiiy from anybody. Some We're made ont b. be lid
nsrJing; IT, tie clai1srt bad shadow of fiiIs
NV there j. care in which the law il unleaiablv
cOnftitu'iona-if men cones here snd puts hs hand
UTOn sIave, and. without appealing 70 ANYBODY
tskea a nan out Of TIE State. II has been done in
York. il wss COre in harhor four times ~ nv
kI ledge. IL d. re in the herbOr Of Cane Cod
and the carried lis slave away and the parties
thhj I'M wer" acquitted for want Of ursoic,ion. (
know care where man rom Carolina detained
slave At The wharf until letter could be procured from
the SOuth.
And had we not heard Of it, and got on board tie
aloop ard taken lin off, the nan wonld never have
tcrchtd NJ sf'huseis soil thorgh he oated il Mas.
secbuseits farbor Suproe Let nan had stood ri the
eaDewsy Cftie ve,s ndrented MS entrance il there
IRE Of judge Bigelow's wit to enter and who
II j. en- IT, vh' le is taking hack 10 South Car
oTlira We Lad three fonr rases in the harbor of
Boston and in most the has been carried
Ia,k without the possibility OF Interference.
Ten there i. snoti er case. SupDose man means
10 cary is slave before Commissioner. In another
case where black nan was TesruCd, | rejoice 10 sew
nv ne interference of firos The man bad got hin ia
tie hold of tie vessel N had nj 10 Mr. Halett and
had parers rrpTarcd for tie pnroose Of carrying bin
awsy. Now, snppOse tlat while that man was being
carrie M from tie wharf, while there neither
warrant nor other process under the Fugitive Slave
BILL Of tie Judges Of TIE supreme Cont hsd Issued
IL wit. would be not have right TO DO 30 Per-
fe tly gal.
AnaI cannot always pet bis papers before he fnis
bis slave. lie finds lie msn iirst. He gets him mo
safe custody. Usually lie hribes policeman 70 ares
tho fnlitive rs ihi'f npl the papers are properly
Aud \ ,.ftld vi, n
have made the duty 70 inOerate that the master hss
10 run from ore Commissioner TO another, for hng
time heOIe he get any Commissioner Ia make ga.
TIE Ierels j. that ease The sttue is doubtless Coz.
siiiutioufl. Now, 20 tie lat Tho master
has GOT tie fugitive into he hands of Mr. Clr, He
hss get Il e ceTi6c,te. IL ia si done, you say How
do yon know il is done Do You know the certificate
/ il Iepubrl
II IL lideous statute; IN cruelty is placed above
the Code of D,aco j. makes Jeries decent man IA
con Taifon II requires tlis certificate InsaLing Of
conre Il il ceHiEes'e in regular form. But his Excel
leroy sSys IT, is address In Won, he has known Il
Jase where n an Wa carried back where the esrh-
! cate WAS rot regular. Snrpose the Supreme Court
lad ifsutd ~. hal.sa corpus ard when the papers
were Lard on the bench tbey should say, Mr.. Mar.
ttal yon meant TO rei certificate yon fave no.E'
ere: TAKE II e man nut " l. not that !. gall
She Is given mp il size a waste piece Of pa.
| rer, not worth considering No Judge thought tho
JoiGt Cf irier consequence 10 notice IL. The United
Ststes CCuits through the whole Of til long deciion
did not deem WIS Ttnc't le worm NE or word
SulTcse that slave master les II slave woman coma
OAassaclussrs. that sle lives here twenty years si
les family Of cbifrer and VIZ. Curtis snes his ce'
iiftate for tie terdiIn of the whole, shall we sy
hat supreme Court j. not Ia i-sue a habels eorpa.
aTd hat we si not e secured the Tigt Oi ara inl
this POINT in the Supreme Court Of the United Satesl
Suppose Mr. Curtis should receive from ALBANIA OF
NisSi,,ifI sp lhravif of ers' 10 of q slave and
tie slave denies the saienf Mt Of the aiRdaviti l.
there 70 lie no issue of haheas corpus What Dbl
Massachusetts, d. when grass grew in State s,rss1
under u Q emil aIgOl She sent sam Dexter 10 srgue
NE question and e argued t. and was defeatsd and
We sai ,wn harkrnris And are not gong 70
give mp ills case until we have argued it again.
vii Arson Burhugame was lifting in tat Other
chsn her, six Of the teoyls of Mlssachrsetti wes
taken ont of a brig in Texas, and sold for their jt
fees and, q ough Massachusetts appointed CONNIE
'iorers TO redeem them, they have never been re-
deemed.
Mr.. II illiDs a,rates Ire case Of black nan ghe
was fOuTd about TIE bows Of vessel bouOd
TO ! had lplia, WAS banded at Newcastle, Dellwar4
by pelaU ale Jui 9 all wed to 70 turn q Pena5ylI
pii, ~ wtoyet af'erward, under the Fugitive ShH
lfw va, sent lsGk 10 serviiude by Peunsylyaas
Judge. For such a e, too, We ask 10 reserve "
Iigi nf on ppei upon the lew,
SuITose tie certificate l. not regular in form Ti
ia cfse that has actually Occnrrei in this C)mnOn.
wealth. IL there 10 be no judgment on the validity
tie certificate When Anthony Burns was here, D
under lease. II g y. ar had not expired. Had hs
asttr right to claim i'm 4! The Constitution say.
Il at fugitive escaIirg from one Stat into another
shall he reiuned. L. tie loose clause of the Feglfe
Slave bill, which provides that slave escaping iraa
n nistIit of Columbia shall be returned c0a'Ir%
tiorall judge Story said. in Char'es Snmners one,
rst after lie decision Of the Prgg case, that the pen
in regard 20 the IiQl OF tiial by jnry had beennGh
all scarcely az al, presented to the attention w
Cont, and that lie would Ike TO argueit.
Many other points may arise Of similar n9 i.
We wa nj 10 narrow the statute, we have flgm@
Tie bm d, but net hairsbreadh beyond it. l. neg
10 lin alton of he masters claim by the expirlloaS
tmel Oter property changes its Ownership DYE
apse Of Years If uEclamed ia there M fiilnfe inuS