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intention to the Governor that he must not only make

remuneration, but an apology, for the overt act. This*

he said, would be demanded and enforced, and that a re

petition of so gross an act ot inhumanity would be visited

by retributive justice. Next morning the Albany steer

ed her course lor Cape Haytien, to look after his Ma

jesty and Highness, Emperor Soloque

MASSACHUSETTS AND MR. WEBSTER.

We publish the resolutions of the Massachusetts Le

gislature, on the slavery questions. They were passed

in the Senate by 34 to 4, and,on Saturday, April 29th.

were “passed to he engrossed” without dissent, in the

House. This would seem to be an untoward indica

tion of the support which Mr. Webster’s conservative,

course is likely to have in Massachusetts. But we are

pleased to see that a manifestation of a rather more

substantial character was given in the same Legisla

ture,on Tuesday, April 30th, the day after his arrive)

in Boston, and the delivery of his noble speech, declar

ing that he would “tread no step backward.” In the

Boston Courier of May the 1st, wo find the following

report of certain proceedings of the House of Repre

sentatives on the preceding day

The report of the Judiciary Committee, asking to be

discharged from the. consideration of the petition of

Henry Allen and others, asking that the Representa

tives of Massachusetts in Congress—particularly Sena

tor Webster—be “instructed” by lhe Legislature on the

slavery question, was now taken up. Mr. Wilson, pur

suant to notice given the other day, moved his pream

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Daily Richmond times. (1850). Richmond, Va., 1850-05-06. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn86071855/1850-05-06/ed-1/?sp=2

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Daily Richmond times, 1850-05-06.