The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1861-01-19

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law no more abliO1ions than ATTY III case!
.of seoundrcls who rob aud steal. 4 APP
plause III tic galleries. The Chair said
the galleries niust be cleared, if the ao..
.plause again was lIcard. .5s. sgIs. ...
Mr. Wade Never mind: let them
cheer the Fugitive Slave Law IL, they,
pieases 5je, d Il I3 Nd s...
q: Mr.: Mason said he would insist on or
derh the iidigbilies 10 the Senate did not
cease; s ,.5 (: sas5.:5 n ~ s4:,s ~
Mr.. Wade-+Th should be a poor re.
NEEDY foF9sa free man in humble ciFciIrl.-
stances To be taken nnder the prbxisionof
this bill to beearried where. Who're III.
came. from. Then he might I've carried
into the market place anywhere III q slave;
State. and Whist ehanee has he2 This
man may 10 kidnapped and carried into.
everlasting slavery; and does any man
who has 4 regard for the sovereign rights
Of the states rise here aud complain that.
4 state could not make . Inv 10 protect
her oWn people against invasion and seiz-
Fnref believe ii all men those who haye
made the most of these conpIs ANTS are the.
last who would rise here and deny the
power of q sovereign state 10 protect her.
IpWn CitizdHs against any federal lcgisIa.
ture Whatever Then liberty: bills have
heen made, not With view 10 degrade
the South, but with an honest view 10.
guard the rights Of their citizens from
unlawful research aud seizures was
exceedingly glad 10 hear senators on the:
other aide cay tliat The repeal Of these bills:
will not relieve the case from the d.iii.
euitles@.4and i have heard il everywhere.
that the people Tile free states are nm
faithful ii executing the Fugitive Slave.
law III has been said, nhder fhch circarn.
stances here that, although i was sure.
i1s to my own statei YET Icoiild not be-.
lleye o word oil what they were saying.
i never did mud never could, until our
enemies here rise lii their places, and.
with q raagtlauipity i commend, have
said this was not SO. Ny colleague
e Mr.. 3Pisii with nlaguananity for
which i give him uiy thanks, has stood
forth 10 testify that. In tie State / iii
part represent, republican Judges, courts
aud juries, have: fulfilled .tTiis tIr,ci41lsfyp
duty with perfect Gtithfnltless, and so said
tIe Senator tFi;to. lfli1ofs 1,,ns.ts
aistf 10 understood tSs @SSs,E,Iai IS Frni,,
Indiana, & Nj Fitch] ID, have y,aiit tFhefe.,
fore This cal,llllJg s removed from, 1,s Ia
far as tbe statement q, f,rT ,,liti,.,l siioa
b1Iss can ,rn II 4 kIta,xt ,,r
/ Themselves benna 10 administer the laws
lust as %tIey. Iiult HEM I,rt mo s,ysJ,
gentlcinen eli the senate on tic other siees
where yolt have lost one slave Nv the On.
EfaithfiiIntss 5f. legislative tribunals, ae
have had ten men murdered by ROM. lnebs
| against law. ualHtot take up a southern
( paper hut Il read 81 inetl who travel for
lIhusipess, bat ron wait upon them byagohie
keomlnittce and tell tleui to return And
what is tho eaHSess w by, Sir. you come
from Ohio, and they don't inquire what
Eparty ron bel0ug.ta. Many ol these acts
j have been done under circumstances that
would Disgrace 4 savage. We have no
security ia travelling ticariy oife-haIf 81
4 this e0pfedcracy especially The Gull
] States. 4 Il0h,t care what mans cha
t raeternlay be, and il he never violated a1y
/ law under heaven; but IL he comes from
I the North, and especially If he has eXer
cised his political rights and voted fpi
I Lincoln instead of sofneboay else IL is al
{ioifGace punishable bysifdienity, lry stTipes
! and hy death: "A ilI'you. whose coasti
! tueats are guilty Of aIif1,ilnes. can stalf
| iIb aud accuse us efbelIqf tnfafthfaI to ~,