DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT
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DECISION OF THE SUPREME COURT.


We learn that considerable excitement prevails
among some of our people in New York city and
other places, on account Of the late very singular
decision Of the above court, and fears are enter
tanned (and we believe JUSTIFY that as neither the
constitution Of the United Safes nor the laws of
the free states can afford us any protection from
the grasp Of the STAKEHOLDER, or his agent, many
who were born free will be reduced to chains and
slavery. We believe there is much danger, and
we warn our people to match. Avarice and wick
edness combined will attempt much-therefore,
let us ocatch Let it be remembered that accord
ing to the decision, while the free states can pass
no laws securing to US the possession of freedom,
they can pass none to aid the shareholders in their
attempts to consign to slavery those whom they,
may claim as their property, and if there be no in
reference by the city authorities, we need not
fear the Shareholder or his agents.


We are not, however, prepared to advise our
people to assemble and organize associations, for
the purpose ofsef-defencc, or to declare their de-
termination to- oppose the law of the land We
do not at present consider that the most prudent
coursete pursue, and we believe no good can re-
suit fromit We can effect our purpose without
such organization. The spirit of freedom which
burns within US, in connection with judicious