Frederick Douglass' Paper, 1852-08-06, vol. 5 iss. 33 no. 241

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VOL. V.—NO. 33.
ROCHESTEE, N. Y., EEIDAY, AUGUST 6, 1852.
WHOLE NO. 241.
Wbci. I was last year in tho Unit d Slates
of America, 1 ur,.- introduced to tho oelebi-at-
i.llu.tary A'l.ir.ts .in.
FREDERICK  DOU'GL.-'
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1 rl,    "1
:B
?;S:
irrvv. rv-i,.cfr,blo mortmains
veutleii.,'1.1 tbrit wo had color.:
our elmielies and chapels, eolo
jury; and tho Other
oar.)' I need scarcely
:   ihat our
'he
septed.      The   geiulem
1 I'lioripue-soflriii,!, and the sobriety
o no country  in the world in the
lenient, by civin-r u
I felt much  pie
K name, Mr. Chaii
Slipjrlj,;,-    ami   elljevn.vlih
'
,nd is of unbounded [..■>■-
tates tho troth. I believe.
lo,, the fceo of this globe
ivrr.-ininbiv    expeei.-.l     will   prompt   theiii   lo    divamr.s have this   further   reeommcti,.lati<,n.
coni,,:-    (Hern-.)    What Las caused   so great . tba! tbey are  articles   of uitiveriial   denmm!
 f i   .1 ....  ■:,:■ I     i'|     i..,i    ■   ,e    ab'.iii-    e,   il:,   .K>ri I       Sa rir   liar «■    ise    I
dance of "vbl  which thru laml contains,   ami    an ailrch- of mere luxury, and ibis fact cann,
strongly h
i  only tbat lv.nl ihu-npiirms
essity, by supplying ;i variety of lac!
prencut a pleasing  prospect   of ba|
.ud   prosperity,     illonr, hour.)    Th
(Cheors.)    Now, in Amend
, judged of by tire color of their ■
ii-.-.r than thoy er.n do without bread, ■
'
I I therefore pronounce if a sham
ned one bun,ire.il per
'loiiou. whiisi com
rtrkot without pay-
capubte  of pro-
■   parly    in
to the col
li hrtn,1 is  imi-rll
,, v.viio are snil'criiir.-: from those   loati,
In-vai.ro o
tho spirit  and letter ot   th
such  dread   of the npprirr
precious citizens of-Massachii
tbo   '.U'l.^Ull. co.rti.an   Vii-iii-
ing the Lowlv." and r
story of Geo. Ha
understands to t
^,l.i,
tfu-icnt mn
hiVfoni.
,.< ri,-,,:
lV,ri,mi!i
ami i;
use; and that for this pur-
teriil! aid " should be called for to
a fund to bo called ':Tho Fugi-
re   Fund" or   any  other   appro-
iks would, receive  a   prompt  and
V   iilO
"Vv.eVii.'iVi:
Hilm
i.'.iV,
'-!<
 00
111 il,WS
''■ ' "\
,,!,
ruiiV.
:■■:■■..
-
should
!;.','!„
...do-
■atly   mistako   the  spirit of tho
.meriean Church.
'•■ti-m   tbe ■;•
f " ridding '.ho   counti
become a powerful S
■wo Baltimore Platfom
lands ■„ ii
hut will n
r wretches 1'r'o
dying   a   lingering  am!  loathsome  death.—
ulicil full of sugar. Indeed, sir, ii" I could
o a ini.Leiiaiisi" and attach ideas 01 cor-
lu-eity to the human miml, i should say thai
tl I
not be hushed up. A jur
and tlie "hand" (they d
"men") guilty of inurdo
led to be hanged. Thei
,ugb slaveholders, saw '.hi
'"
10. That in fhci
Southern ilic.tai,
MtoiejigLt
in tbe hands of oa
soon   mako  Gors
ingestions
mhiicity ':
ire made I    Will
not, why not?   C
ol by those who adopt Patrick Henry's
peal for a motto, " Givo mo liberty or j
io   death;" and  this is   what tbo  glori
■ticnabte rights, find   liberty is ono of tl
ights; this, says the Declaration of hide]
i and
■ev_r,r
truth,;
all concede that of .-ill  hinds of liberty   p.
sonal is the dearest : "no   matter," cays t
ptigiish   Orator   ami .Statesman, "in   wh
disastrous battle his   liberty may havo   been
cloven down, no matter with what form.
ho may havo been devoted  on the altar of
slavery."    Every man from whom  (his
has been wrcstod may resume it, he may
or he. ,
ie emit
nfor
e governed in tho   attempt and
at  right, and if he run he ought
cm if running fail of.
SAKS NOM.
"ti.— A new agiti
i-iit"   thi,r  wen!,; ^miko   the
, , in     t of " Amer-
socially  and'to c
lavfi,    and
■'■';:■;„ t;r:
s on tho bench, I do-
Uld not constitution-
ito officers to enforce
I States.
r-io Court
liko docisi
f Uni
The lr
therefore
bo    unconstitutional.    The   Constitutio
■  not f'ivo.-uiy powers to C ;ress to le;
te   on   the subject   of   f'tigiiivd slaves.-
o>pr,.-s power is claimed. It gives n
,!ied power,  because the   implied    powei
oniysiiirh as ar-o ■ necessary anil prope
tution   the   ibn'Eriiiii
•.fo,
tho Go.
on tbo subject of'Piighlve .Slim.
probably, had not th*
it out Of their hrimi.-!'
late    liciitiiig    Fast   till*OS  s
[hereby    i
o i-KorLE know their right'
Webster in his great 7th of March
"■ally   ruh.iiiiied   tbo want of power
ii-i   of C.miir, ■■   to   Ivj.-lat,, i,"u- the
"f course he mlmifled
itioiiality of the law
■   Ihourdit   that the   Consti-
injuncuon upon the £
When it is said a p
I       I       u of thi
cred up ; it.   seems  to mo  tbe import of (I
that the State itself, in el,e,lien,
mse him to 1
judgment.
therefore,  within
ained  that opinion, and I
colored peoplo  of Maryland, t
B ALT! no he,   July 27.—Tho  freo colored
ml though n good deal of feeling was mani-
.istc! by these oppose,I,   the presence   of a
ipuil,' and entitled to the 'pursuit of hap-
inivssi' riekiiMwledue tho efforts of thoir
white frier
illy and   po-
t those effort;
trimly   i
ing   pre
1 then pronounce in favor
,ibona as tho   only place
vera,iri- th, mselves.     'I ho
evim.cl  all   l„   emivrale.
♦       I
j, and have a voice, in our public i.rcer-
.—that such arguments will exert no iu-
i'lenrble  ^liivm-e    oi,   ^ every     ehHirrv.i
vi   lire  'in
Lie
i, ,-y
ri.
clashes, that tno in
t;k  and  colored   A
,jurious!y to   their
Ollfi   ilk-li    i
,-". id,
,:, s,,;,]„.,
,,„,- veprJ
'is'hoi..,! U
t::,
f the port rcgulai.k
htcto'f the   "gallal
rmin-  for;1,.,
li-rirrh'a bbw,
s of Cbarles-
^''ie-rutv',,;
ro to call her,
to io.ik alter
ors.)    These are no eo
appeal to tbo noblest
iniouarginiioiils
fooling   of oui
rful and cogent to th
ssary that thoy should
colored race   of
bo proclaimed by
,,ii?s(iii .uni   ll..,mi   lii.ilin.liil.l ,'.„■ i..mil,in
Lord   Painii.rsti.1, ;  1,,-.   l.nvi.nl V Xln.ivul
r.VVrilv;  I.'.    1'.   Jl...   ...1,1   VI.   S«ll„,flo,i
Hi.-   iiii lil.l.n:   T.   S.  Diii.doinh,.,   Sir   ('
I                              [11,1       V.u ,:i...vri, ,i|' rli.ilr   luili^.u,,^.        I     W
»„y ,'„,"i,,v rj.i.i.Vii «ii;':v>V:..i;ii:.l.    Vi. iiiil.yv,.: I,,.,, .!;, ,hm-u..io .,,;■ ^..-,>-
ririririri-',.;;',.;;',rifriririri:rif, -ririririririi':
<
• lh" l,™,.»ion      B.  Ih. co,,.,
1
atos have gone  hi  for Li
unioritv, ami Hon. Mr. Un
ccicrhid  Poargus O'Conn
ihe  T
.-"I-,,i-"".\
'bJeinbi'lcird'ulibiilihe
im"!of
id,
hr*
,;■„ v.
-,'m
■'.',i'--;
■   ,it   the Singular
iitor" was once a
wero
. Logue
W.  Gra
ro adopted, after
;;,
IcHouvli
S'lM
.Mr. G.W.Allen,
oe, who proposed
tic
third  i-
n  amendment   to
the
lirsf. wl,
amendment In a
aii
rt, but In
ost
neraeri
speech upon tho
Inch
Con
eh,..,:,;
of tho
bono bei
■mined   (hat
Jl ih.
friends o
Wo   ti
amly
His will 1
d	
Wo clip the above from tho Boston Com-
onwealth. It indicates tho right disposition,
nd should it ho largely sharod by tho New
ill probably bo the result.
and that thoy fully redeemed tho
pledge made in their behalf, that they would
show themselves  equal to their place.     The
tendance, the ability ami various talents of
tho speakers, anil the effect produced. Why
will not the friends throughout tho State
vet up the.:*! county meetings, ami invite
aud 'pay to) our colored friends to attond
them, ttiey may burn out, by their blazing ol-
oauenee, the shocki.rg prejudice held against
■ previous campaign,
iM.ous to our party
fties, but  especially
f determination still
just before tho'.National Coir
;s at Piitsiiiirvli. Wliat say th
of the   iti-serve?—Free Derm
Piii.-irrSA.Mi Pl.o.v:
-Tho culture of r,
branch of trade, by n
F.nvlaml,    Germany,   Ku>
1 " nuaTl^ddi
,vor market, and ungrai'tetl plai
d, running through i
■onsuini-s    annually    sirawhc
amount    of   o.OOO.nUOl.,    to   r
which fruit  1.2MJ  acres of hit
in thoDonartincnt of tbe Sen
o alono.    Ep-
ly, during the
s   io   tho  like
amount.      llai-ileur exported,
Melons   throughout   Prance :
blv eiiliiv.tteil.     I roneh untsb