The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-12-26
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We're barborsd ibry were mel by aor Or NV. sr,eS
men, who declared their dtierausoH 3 ssis. any
search the house, Both parties being WellaEmea
dreadful conflict epsned, "A son e E0lss sFowevsvas
killed Immediately and King the owner ofslhe hepse,
4 was shot and il was belieYsd noEallysr Atthisspgs
OF The proceedings The Sheriff ana his posssaEiVsdand
put stop to further Both parties were
arrested and taken under a syopg guard 10 George
Town, for trial ~ - ~. .s,..
A postscript to the same extent states thata humber
Of Kethuckians Immediately oD receigipg nlornalon
ofthe proceedings detailed above TepaiTed 10 lhe spot
where another scene of bloodshed epsusd. Oneof The
slaves was immediately hung lorresis.ipsa hrother OF
I Col Towers who had captured him }Tbe bousasr n
Miller and King were burned 10 ihe around wi,hvall
their contents The paper says; The number on ibe
Kentpckahsis increasing hourly. and DE hoIs neigh
bofhood is up in arms The sheriff is actively engaged
in attempting 70 quell the riot Where il g end God
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Such are the fruits q This INFAMOUS spaiicsn which
under he alse name Of LBERTYY engaged In The in-
famous business Of stealing, Or what auounsi to
The same thing, Of giving aid to slaves as escape
from their owners To- he other side oflhs OhossIt L.
Lime that such men should be taught a. lesson which
they VIII not forget for their interference with lhe rights
OF Others, guaranteed BY the CensitulionP ssssszs
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lPssQgsde ;hatye as Free States are.ifnp)iss,eain
the crime Of sayerH.ao long AS III shshesist II hs
District Of Columbia, or in the tsrruriesofa
States Of ofAmerica ~
,PSolusd, Thatws regard the practice ofsays hold.
ing,ss "a violation ofthe, lar6f God astinadifect
opposition to the spirit and preespts Of the 0osuel and
Ia aagrapt outrage upon thedearest rights of
asa system, aplhprsps mar stealing adulierygmurder
exlorsion, wiihall their attendant evils and we regard
it the duty Of every chrisliapapd phiauhropst ,oe
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ResOlysd ThatAsit is agoyal and political itis
our uytolabor to oyerlhrewit by moral and poieal
action; that itlsa duty, to our country and
those oppressed as citizens to bear our festinIoby
against it at the ballot and through this al he
qsNe1s Or Hs sfos LABOR ior the repeal Of
~ & sAei st'ss laws wnienanaSe nrea'ed a.
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