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On the contrary, northerners reacted to the Compromise of 1850 with suspicion and anger about the potential spread of slavery. Southerners felt that since CA was being admitted as a free state, this was immensely unfair as well. Although called a "Compromise", the Compromise of 1850 did little to quell unrest between the North and South.
The compromise of 1850 agreement was accepted by both northerners and southerners, after the fulfillment of their terms and conditions that is to have a balance between free and slave states.
What was the compromise of 1850?
Slavery is at the crux of the 1850 compromise. It is made up of five laws. The Fugitive Slave Act was revised, and the slave trade in Washington, D.C. was abolished.
In addition, California became a free state, and a territorial government was established in Utah.
To appease the North, the compromise of 1850 agreement stipulated that California be freed. The agreement recommended a new and effective fugitive slave legislation to appease the South.
Thus, the correct answer is the northerners and southerners accepted the compromise of the 1850 agreement and put their suspicions to rest after the act was passed.
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