New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-22
Advices from Illinois.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
srmsoF,ELp, Illinois, Dec. i

Electors
rsno County: S. Isle SMITH, Of Cock
District Electors-Dist. Mol. JosErH GiLLEs7lE :.
T. b. WEBB; 3. A. F. LINDEN; A. JoHH j bRo"S; y.
~ Woopsusi; 6. NATHANIEL BELcHEn; !. WA Bao"S'
The Delegation to the National Convention Is
is now full and is composed of the following gen.
tlemen:
Senatorial Dslegotss-GEo. T. NJ. DAVIS L. B.
District Delegqtes-Dist. No. l. CYRUS EDwARDs; 3
WN H. DAv1psoy; g. J. T. B. sTAPP; 4. THOMAS L.
DIcKET; s.. J. w. SINGLETON: g. E. B. WAsEBURSE; T.
z. D. BAKER.
The gentlemen selected as Electors are men OF
high character and standing, and the best stump
speakers in the State, and are devoted heart and
soul to the election Of Henry Clay.
The Convention has appointed all the wing
Young men in the State as Delegates to the
Young Mems Convention at Baltimore IN May
next, and you may be assured there Will be
crowd of young Prairie Coons there from the
Prairie State.
Donot despair of lllinois-the old camp fires are
re- .k;nd]inc on every Prairie from Joe Dayies's to
Wabash, and all the signs of the times portend
complete revolution in this State.
A resolution has been passed declaring that
Honest John Davis is the choice of Illinois for
Vice President MORE ANON.
SoUTE CARoLIaA.-In compliance with the Gov
eInor9 Message, which -e noticed few days
aimee bill has been introduced into the Legislature
Of this State, 70 prevent free blacks from entering
the State. The lst section of this bill requires tie
Captain on a penalty to deposit in the Sheriff Of
fce a. soon as he enters port list Of The negroes
he has on board, with their description &c.
The I'd section requires that such free cooks;
stewards mariners sc. shall not Leave the rssse
or come on shore, except within such limits as iray
be defined bJ the municipal authorities Of the port
Fer violation Of this clause, tbs captain or master Of
the vessel shall forfeit one hundred dollars. The
captain is also bound TO enter into recognzance IL
one thousand dollars, with good and sufficient Sc
curiIy, for his faithful compliance with the above
quisiuons. On the captains refusal to enter into the
recognizance the free negro person shall be com
mtted 70 jeil, and the Sheriff. BY order Of the Ma
eistrate shall take possession Of the vessel and re-
tain such possession until the recognzance has been
executed or the vessel is ready TO proceed to sea,
and the expenses Of arresng and OBTAINING the yes
sci have been paid
This BILL so odious in It's character, calculated to
cripple the Commerce Of the State, has passed the
Va
The only consolation one has, in view OF such
bill, is that it will inure the State that passes it
more than anv one else. Really, we hardly know
of more benighted State than that same South
Carolina.
ANTI. ABOLITION SOCIETY IN MIssoURI.-We
learn from the St. Johns Republican, that
meeting of the citizens of Lewis and Clark Coun-
ties was held on the Sd of November, and
Committee appointed to hear allegations against
certain persons charged with aiding runaway
| slaves
This Committee, having gons through the testimony,
after mature deliberations came to the conclusion tina,
legal prosecution would be justified by the evidence yet
being fully persuaded Of the guilt of the accused decided
that Dr. D. P Nelson be required leave the State Of Mis-
souri, within four days and that James Botn be required
leave his present residence Gan Island the Mssisspp
within four days. and settle within fifty miles of
Lewis county 10 be again seen IN Lewis or Clark
counties IT, after the expiration of the time specified ne De
found at his present residence in its ghborhoo he is TO
receive fifty ashes his bare back we'll laid on; and if
found the shores either county in the time specified for
his departure, he be hanged by the neck till he IS
| dead dead dead!"
Afterwards, on motion, it was resolved to form
an Anti-Abolition Society, whose chief business
should be to catch runaway negroes. Some
dozen resolutions were passed, among which we
give the following as cugiosities:
Tbatwe recommend the propristy Of bringing from Hi
nos Abolitonis for each negro they aid III escaping
from Missouri.
That we will give reward of $500 for the delivery OF
Richard Els, OF Quincy and SlC0 for Erasmus Benton
S,llman of Fairfield when delivered the committee
vigilance
That need be expected that the very lenien, punish
ment inflicted upon David P Nelson and James Botkin
viii be precedent for the punishment OF similar offenders
| hereafter.
That all negroes found going at large without psss
subject ten ashes from any member Of the Anti
Abolition Society.
This out Herods Herod. We did not know
that our country could furnish delberatve as
semoly 50 destitute of justice, manly regard for
law and honorable feeling as this.
MESSAGE or Gov FITzPATRicA OF ALABAMA
This document is mostly devoted 10 an exposition
Of the condition of the Banks OF Inc State. The
Governor is out strongly against all Banks, and eN-
presses a hope that those Of Alabama will be per-
mited 10 go into final liquidation under the several
| acts FOR that purpose He raprehends in manly