The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1850, Page 7

New Yorx.—The feeling of opposition to the Pugt- tive Slave bill among the whigs of the western part of this Btate, is daily growing more determined, and the Albany Evening Journal, the organ of the Seward whigs, continually presses on the excitement. That paper calls upon the whigs to wipe out the blot upon the country, by electing such men as will vote for the un- The movement of de- nouncing the law has been, and still is, generay throughout the northern and western counties. In Herkimer county, a few days since,the whigs held their convention for county officers, whea the most de- cided opposition to slavery, and the execution of the Fugitive Slave law were manifested in the tpi the resolutions. The Whig Convention of tne Wi Go Jonah Gletetet, made 10 the principal point ir proceedings to abuse the Fugitive slave law. while Lg ? ope pose any movement calculated to secure the South in their rights in the institu- tion of slavery. Most of tne whig conventions held im the counties above alluded to, have Congres urging upon their representatives in ‘ony Fu 88, not only to vote for the repeal of tl itive Blave law, but to press the restriction of trade between the States, and the abolition @ District of Columbia. The Albany ‘tral organ of the free soil portion of the is, if possible, more decided in its oppo: tion to slavery and the Fugitive Slave law, than 8 Evening Journal, and loses no opportunity t to assail those whe voted for the passage of the law. Syracuse seems to be the great headquarters of the opposers ot the law, end all foremente of resistance are first pro- through the Journal, the whig organ of that The Syracuse Standard, ‘the democratic print of it city, is equally sewer in its opposition to slavery, and counsels t nee to the execution ot the Fugitive Blave law. It was one of the first democratic pay in the State to take up the free soil doctrine, and labored unceasingly to keep up the excitement throughout the State. Massacuvuserts.—The true feelings with regard to the Fugitive Slave law in this State, have been pretty clear. ly manifested in Boston, within the past three days. The rumor that warrants were issued for the arrest Of several tugitives, was the signal fora general burst of indignation. The blacks were called together, and warned toarm themselves, and prepare for resistance unto death. The consequence was that the negroes of every rection of the city did prepare to resist the lew, and eppointed a night patrol to watch the movements of the officers of the law. Weaj foe aged of every charac- jut int hands, and se- of that cit; imated that the =~ had come m to show that such an odious could not be enforced in their midst. From every pe of the State, as well asin Boston, the most posi- determination has been manifested to resist the Jaw, and those who have been nominated as candidates for Congress have vcluntarily expressed their dissatis- faction with the law, and their intention, if elected, to work for its repeal. Hon. Horace Mann has written a long letter to the committee of the convention which nominated him, in whieh he says he would not advise — resistance to the law, merely because it is slaw. It contains violent denunciations of the Fugi- tive Slave law, and charges upon it all the enormities which have been imputed to it by the most violent abolition writers. Of the whole letter, not more than Sitteen or twenty lines are devoted to other subjects, wh is a clear indication of his estimate of the pont A importance of the various subjects of le- gislation. The Hoston Atlas thinks the letter a meaty | 3 and bold ayowal of the right principle, and thou that journal dees not openly counsel resistance to the law, ures the mest inflammatory language, aad such as joints directly to rebellion. A spirit of most uomis- ea] nullifcation is abroad in the State, and there is no doubt the arrest of a fugitive would be the signal for an outbreak. New Jexsey.—Though the abolition or free soil feel- ing prevails to a great extent in this State, there are those who are conservative in their views, the Union more than the alleged rights of the fugitive slave. The whig committee of the Fifth Congressional district passed a series of resolutions against the con- stitutionality of the Fugitive Slave law, but the nomi- nee of that Convention, upon being interrogated upon the question most unequivocally refused to pledge himself against that or any other measure relating to tlavery. The whig papers of the State are, without single exception opposed to the law, and have ex- ey the opinion | that the whig members clect from hat State would favor the repeal of the law. That however, has n mm made the principal Dresent canvass. Questions of @ local char- are the subjects of contention between the par- d they are of such importance to the people tate that national questions are spoken of as secondary considerations. Atanama.—The opposition to the perpetuity of the Union, in this St is dally becoming more appari a Ddin many of the counties, in mass meetings, the peo- ple haveexpressed their dissatisfaction to remaining un- der the same government with the Northern or free Btates, Ata mevting at Auteugs, a short time since.a re- solution waspassedwhich considered the passage of the bill defining the boundary of Texas, thereby cutting off a portion of her territory between slave soll and Mexico, asa virtual accoinpiishment of the design to isolate the South by surrounding her with free Siates & weasure too odious in form to be conceived by Seuthern men, and too monstrous in its iniyuity to be acquiesced in. The abolition of the si je in th District of Columbia, they consider in faith to the veholding States it brands the dealing in that prop ety no fahenons 4 takes from it that protection nieed to it by the constitution BS gly ex- to all other kinds of pro ey x Congress, erting. though it would not dictat e mode or measures of rectetnce, holds iteelf prepared to act in harmony,whenever Alabama alone, or the South united. ly, +ball teke the position. The demooratic papers of the State. denounce in the strongest possible language, those who have cailed and held meetings favorable te the Union. The Montgomery -tt/ar says, if the past cannot be remedied, the people should organize and m for the future. aud the last thing that should bs by the South, is to cap the climax ot her infamy by sejeleing in her own degradation Bourn Canouina.—The people of this State are al- ready carrying into effect their expressed determina- jon not to hold any commorocial intercourse with the North They have refused to ship their pro. questio duce by a vessel belonging to New York, and they have already sent to Georgia for shoos for the planters. The Charleston Mercury, a firm and decided paper, notices the course of some of the whig papers of the North. in their efforts to quell the agitation, a8 says is now too late vernment is Canats enforce ‘the 4 shows that the abolition disease utterly incurable. and that the hope of saving the Union is an idie felly, resoued only by the recollections gitive Slave of the past from being Lemage nnd con je. The Union is not worth aving, eee 1 id p And by on one’s ne Cis 9 confederacy of gecttons, Saat *— their bonds of affection are all burn! have swept on this con impassable gulf between rtbly power can save the confederacy. This is a fair index of the feeling of the people of the d the various associations in every part te the senti the Mercury, wiedged organ of t 5 ‘Texas.—The feeling in Texas, in opposition to the boundary line, as propored by Con, is very great, especiatly in the western section of the State. A meet- tly held in San Augustine county, which passed resolutions ttrongly oppe-ing the cession of any part of the territory of that State to the federal govern. ment, Fora valuable consideration the State might de induced to dispose of ali ‘e her territory letaay be —_ of lattitude 54 deg. 9 min. that eonqurred. but never purchased. ‘The Western ‘Tecen warns the people of the State against agreeing to othe roposition of Conare:s, for it that portion of t Tory 1s surrendered, the great depot of the Rio Grande d that act would warrant Tete pees ia ators of such a measare. If the wld consent to this proposition. Pine uid affect the State would be one for the be lost, a cursing the on A ram bor aggressi and her institutions, — Movs Scace Carcuine—A Necro Snot.—The colored hands on board the steamer Governor, have been living for two or three weeks in con- stant dread of the sleve ecatchers—and although there is not the least probability that any one is about to annoy them ia that behalf, yet the b’hoys have #0 delighted ie excite their fears, that they seem to heer a slave-catqnér ia evéty rustlia leaf. They armed theme ives with deadly Y wea ~4 and resolved to fed their blood for Viiberty, | ae shoul, 9¢, “So much explanation is ne- > in —b ler te understand the sequel. On Weenypu tay evening last, while the boat was lying at the Shatt, in this city, wi for the passen- gers by the Boston tram, the colored gentlemen name*, baviog plenty of leisure, conciuded to have a little exereise, to keep their blood warm and tfect themerlves inthe ertof te Ising the bloody fellow thet might be afer them in the sneeziag of a bed bug. So the farce commenced. One of them Was appointed to enact the part of slave- catcher—the others were the slaves. So the slave- ange, apply be New Books, &e., F sane sive WITHIN THE LAST WEEK. te Works of Shaseneere, Part 5. Tallis, wie hby & Co., New Yor! ife ef Christ, Part 8. By the same. The History of bac the same. ‘he Adve: and 10. By the same. Seripcere History for the Young, Part 4. By the “My er’s Universum. han Children; T. 5 ‘ownsend, and the trade. Addresses on the Death of General Published by order of Congress. tent nee aepert for 1849-50. 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