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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26

tons of the national compact are to be made
secondary t. strained constructions of mers
State cractments, and matters of local eXpe-
diency; if diabolicll outrage of this kind is
to be perpetrated by citizens of Virginia upon
the persons of citizens Of Ohio, and the per-
pc;rators escape with IMMUNITY. under the pro-
lection of the authorities of Virginia; be as
surcd sir, the friendly feelings and intercourse
between the two States will be greatly endan-
gered, and it is feared the people of Ohio will
tlke justice in their own hands, and redress
their own wrongs, without a recourse TO the
authorities of Virginia. do not say this by
way of threat, nor without due reflection.
believe your Eycellency to be acting from
good motives; but sir, it is not human nature
for any people to submit tamely,and see their
people kidnapped, and imprisoned in a for
eign jurisdiction. | tell YOU, sir, plainly,
with proper respect, and with due delibera-
ton, that Ohio will not submit to such wrongs.
Let me ask you then, sir, in the exercise Of
your nigh functions, and with a disposition
which ! doubt not you possess, to preserve
the peace and happiness of the people of the
whole Union, to reconsider the determination
which you have made on this subject.
You inform me by your communication that
Joseph Romano, Titus Shotwel! and Berton
SAnton, have been indicted in Wood county,
Virginia, upon a charge Of " e~n.icing and al
Turing away slaves from their master in Viz
ginia," and in your letter, you demand their
surrender.
No requisition in a legal form, as yet has
been presented at this Office, accompanied
with a copy Of Indictment. | cannot presume
that, in a matter Of SO much importance. your
Excellency expects ne to dispense with the
usual legal and constitutional requirements,
in the surrender Of citizens Of Ohio.
Should a requisition come, in a proper and
legal form, accompanied by the necessary pa
pers, | will assure you. sir, it shall receive
all proper attention, with due regard to the
injunctions of the Federal Constitution.
In conclusion, permit me to say, that tho
authorities of Ohio have thus far been faithful
to the performance of their duties relative to
fugitive slaves. | am not aware that any pal
liation exists, unless in mere Imagination, for
the outrage perpetratcd by the citizens of Vir-
ginia within the jurisdiction Of Ohio. How
beneficial your ~salutary admonitions on the
subject Of the morality and virtue Of the citi-
zens of the two states may be, is yet left to
conjecture; but | will assure you, sir, that no
where in the Union, the sod Dominion"
not excepted, are the citizens more moral and
pcaceable than those Of Ohio. Still, | trust
sir, the admonitions will not be entirely use
less. | am yet firmly of opinion that the adj
ministration Of the criminal law ought not to
be relaxed, unless it be intended to let tho
people avenge their own wrongs, by a resort
to violence.
With great respect, I am, sir,
Your obedient servant.
NJ. BARLEY.
His Evcellcncy, James Mcdowell, Governor
of Virginia.
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CORRESPONDENTS BErWEENTHE
GOVERNORS OF OHIO AND VIR-
EINT
Coz. Dariiey to Cor. lIcD9,ceN.
EXEcUTIvG OFFICE, o.
CD!umbus, Oct. II, 1915.

Co!In5us, Oct. IL, 1915.
SIR:-Permit me TO call your attention to a
Te1uisition, presented TO your Exceilency
some two weeks since, for the arrest and de-
livery to the authorities Of Ohio. of Francis
Lewis. Wyatt Lewis, James Coe, Nim7od
Coe. and Clivin Ro2kinhaugh. who were in
dictclin the county of WASHINGTON, and State
ofO., for the crime of ki lnapping three white
citizens, within the Jurisdiction OF this state,
and forcing them into the State of Virginia.
This act has produced a deep and intense
feeling among The people of Ohio. We are
extremely anXious to preserve peace and har-
mony between the States, and we confidently
helieYa that pence and harmony cannot be
preserved. unless the authorities OF each State
will promptly execute the international laws;
and thus check any act of violence which the
citizens Of one State my Perpetrate on those
Of the other.
hfrr a patient hearing Of all the testimony
ndduced, the Grand Jury Of Washington
county found these five men above named,
guilty of the crime charged.
They have hel from this State, and are
i TO be at large within the State of Tir-
gini1. Now all we ask of your Excpllency
is, th3t national right which the Constitution
o. the United Stats, and acts Of Congress,
guarantee 10 t1cN 5lt.P anu l~trfiINSp W.tuln
the Cnnfederacv: and as it is by this |intcrna-
tion.i Law, that the union Of the States has
tcen. and must still hr, preserved. VIC cam
not believe yonr EXcoiicncy viii refuse Ohio
the right to punish the perpetrators Of crime.
committed within her jurisdiction. Should
these five man be arrested, and delivered to
the authorities Of Ohio, their rights will be
properly regarded. They Nill have speedy,
fair, and public trial by an impartial jury;
and we trust that the citizens Of Ohio, who
are now imprisoned in Wood county, Virgin
il. will enjoy the same rights. This cour5e
will preclude 4 recurrence OF difficulty be-
tween TIE citizens on elch side Of the river,
and preserve peace i dh.rmony between the
States.
WIN your Eycellcncy at your earliest con.
vcnioncc, apprize nc Of the Executive actor
on the papers referred to.
And be assured | am. Sir, with graat respec
Your Eyco!lancy's Oh't S"rv't,
". DARTLEY.
His Exceliency, JAMes McDowaLI,
Governor OF Virginia.
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prevalence amongst them Of a true spirit of
justice and respect for the rights of each 9TH
er. With such a spirit we have a security
for public peace immeasuribly stronger than
everything which law, with all its bonds, i'm
prisonmeuts and fines can afford. Let such
a spirit as this be extended TO the constitu-
tlonal and legal rights of the people of Nir-
ginia in their slaycs-let every attempt at the
alIurement or removal Of these slaves from
the possession of their owners be rivcn up,
as both illegal and immoral, by those who
dlscIaim them as p~ropcrty-let this be done,
and your EXceilency needs no assurance from
me that the kindly relations between Ohio
and Virginia are more likely than ever to re-
main undisturbed and perpetual.
With very great respect. | am your Excel
lcncy's most obedicnt servant,
JAS. MCDOWELL.
To His Excellency, VI. BARLEY.
Governor of Ohio
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-12-26
Cor. lfcD5weN 20 Gcr. Barley.
EXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT,
Richmond H., Oct. q 1915.

SIR:-I received on Yesterday your letter
Of the 18th inst, in relation to the requisi-
zion which yon have recently made on the
Executive authority of this State for the ar
rest and surrender Of certain persons who are
therein demanded as f~uEjtives from the JUS
tice Of yours, and ] answer it the more
promptly as | was in the very act, when re-
ceiving it, Of advising your EXcellency ofihe
present decision of this Department npon the
requisition ITSELF. Casual circumstances, to-
gether with ONE delay in ascertlining mato-
rial facts not in possession Of this Department
until lately, have prevented me from forming
and from making this known at as early a day
as ] could have wished.
] have now, however, to inform your EX-
c~ellency that all of the persons named in your
TequisitiOn-to wit, Francis Lewis, Wyatt
Lewis, James Coe, Nimrod Coe and Calvin
Rockenbaugh, are at this time under legal
process, compelling their attendance as wit
nesses in a prosecution which is pending be-
fore one of our courts against the very persons
whom they are, severally; charged in the re-
QUESTION with having kidnapped, and are in
consequence thereof reserved from surrender
BY a provision of a law of this State Ga copy
Of which is herewith sent) until they are ful.
ly discharged from the process by which they
are held.
Whilst | need not say TO your Excellence
that the obligation on my part, as Executive
70 maintain the requirements of our own law
In this respect is complete and imperative,
cannot but hope that you will concur witt
mel n opinion upon the reasonablenes and ne
cessity Of the law itself. 1t is not peculiar t.
Virginia, but is to be found in substanc,
amongst the laws of several Of the other state
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Publishing CoNuIrrrE:-S M Brooke
George Garre'son, J um"s Bsrnrty,J r
David L. Gllbrcath. l.at Holmes.
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0-.M remittances 10 be made, and all letters
relating 10 The p,cunaary affairs Of Mepps'.
to be addressed (post paid) 10 The General
.4gent. Communications intended for insor-
ton 10 be addressed to the Editors.
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BENJAMIN S. JONES,
]. ELIZABETH HITCHCOCK, EDlroRs
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ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for Is cents:-cnc
square 81.
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ANTI-SLAVERY BUGL L.
Published every Friday at
SALEM, CoLuMBIANA Co., o.

JAMES BARNABY, Jr., General Agca
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o. TENMs:-$l,50 per annum, or $500 if
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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-04
CITY ISTEIJlEENCE

Mad Dogs. About O'Clock on Wednesday
evening, mad dog was chased from the neigh
borhood ofthe York road, over the fields to the
rear of St James Church, in Aisquith street,
when it was killed, not however, before it bad
bitten several other dogs, In the forenoon an
other was killed in Chew street, in the same
neghborhood BE on your guard
Interesting Ceremony. We understand that
Mr.. John 3. Cough, the eloquent Temperance,
lecturer, will deliver to the Sons OF Temper
ance. Good Samaritan Division, No, 8, thei
new and beautiful banner, at their Hall, corns
Of Montgomery and Hanover streets, at 8 J..
o'clock this morning.
Case for Court. Adeline Jenkins, for as
saulting and beating Charlotte Stevens, wa
arrested yesterday, by officer Mcdonnell, AM
released on security to appear at Court, by IL
A. McAlistcr, Esq.
To Keep the Peace. Robert Sheppard, 70
assaulting and belting Sarah Brown, vas al
rested yesterday, by officer Fuller, and release
on security to keep he peace, by John Wright
Fsu.
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Tempsrmce Neeiing-J B. Cough. 1t Will
hc seen, by reference to n notice in another
plumr, that the Maryland State Tcmpcrau e
Society will hold meeting, at Calvert htlI
Tomorrow Saturday evening. The cloq'on
and Justly popular lecturer. Mr.. J, Il. Cough,
wrd iHe veteran J. II Hawkins. VIII deliver aa-
5sa.*"s 4 band Of music viii be in attend
su.n. The occasion OILY needs be remember
ga, We are sure, to secure a tuH house, the
price Of admission being low.
Lax to your Pocb,i Eooi, a gontlcmaa
from the county, had his pocket book contain
iag about twenty five dollars distracted from
tac side pocket Of his cont il,t cgcning in isout
Of the Holiday street Theatre. No clue tn
the chief
The Secoud Presbyterian Church We learn
that the pastor,hp of This church, recently
made vacant by the resignation of the Rev. X
J. Brelkinrldgc, has been filed by the election
Of Professor James II. Thonweli, Prof. Of Sa.
cred Literature in Columbia College, South
Carolina, The election took place on Thurs
day afternoon, and the pastor elect received the
unanimous vote of the Presbytery. VIM. Eel
Giles and Henry AlcElderry, Esqs., were ap.
pointed i committee to inform him Of his cleo.
ton.
Case for Court Isabella Recdcr, charged
with assaulting and beating Clontlno Plndle, was
arrested yesterday, by officer Lambert, and re-
leased on security to appear at Court, by JUS
tlce Miller.
The .Nilr Dri5ion ofihc Wards We under
stand that the Commissioners appointed to di-
vide the city into twenty wards, having entire
ly completed their task, tins day deposited with
the Clerk Of the County Court and the Regis
ter Of the City, their report, containing the
boundaries OF the new wards. As by the law,
it is made the duty of the Register to publish
in the papers, the report Of the Commissioners,
we may expect soon 10 have it in an authentic
form. In the meth time it may crafty public
curiosity for Us to state, that the limo OF division
between the Sd and 18th Congressional Districts
Ithe latter being comprehendcd i'll the first fl
teen wards begins at the north city boundary
line on Cathedral street. extends along the cen
tire Of that street south to Howard; thence TO
Nadison thence west to st. Mary's: down st.
Marv's TO George: thence west to Pine: thence
south to German: thence west TO Cove thence
south to Pratt thence east to Howard: thence
south to Montgomery thence east to the Basin
and thence along the centre Of the water to the
southeast boundary. All that portion lying
west or south of said line belongs to the third
congressional district; all north or east of the
line forms the 18th district. The division of the
wards, from the ,.dsty glance which we have
been able TO give to the map of the city, on
which they are laid down, appears to have
been made in the tairest and most unexceptlon-
able manner, without reference to party inter
ests, but solely with a view TO the convenience
of the people, The Commissioners deserve
thanks for the manner in which they have done
their work, and also for the short time in whcn
they completed it.-Patriot.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-04

-7-UNlVERSALIST SABBATH SCHOOL Gel.
EBRATION. The Scholars attached to the univer
saliSt Church intend holding their Fifth Annual Cele
bration on FRIDAY, Alb July, in the beautiful GROVE
attached 10 the Bolton Depot tthe same ground upon
which they have heretofore metz
The SCHOLARS attached to the Schools will nee
in the Session Room Of the Church. on FRIDAY
VI JRNlNG, at oclock7precisely.
The procession will move at O'Clock. The route
will be up Pleasant TO Charles, up Charles to Madi
son, and out Madison street TO the ground
Carriages will take the same route. The Exercises
at the Grove will commence 10 O'Clock precisely.
Parents and friends of the School are respectfully
invited to meet at the Church and Join in the process
sion. BY order, JAMES l.. CAMP,
jy32t Secretary.
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Jr3- DR. JOHN NJ. WILLIAMS VEGETABLE
MEDICINE LABORATORY, 20 East BGHimore-s'.,
MN door east Of Front.-THE BEST SERIES OF MEDi-
boratoIy, 10 wit:-Tudian Vegetable Purifying and
AnIi-bitous Pills 25 cents a box; Tonic Vegetable
Giiters IS cents bottle; Dyspepsia Specific, % cents
q bottle; Cholera Specific, % cents a nGhe; New
Foot Gath Powder, i2l cents a package; CougA Sy-
ruJ, for the cure Of ConsumPloD Coughs, Colds, &c,
81! cents bottles New Remedy for Group, ~ cents
a Vial; Highly Concentrated Vegetable Elixir, pre-
cious medicine for mothers and Infants 20 cts bottle:
Rheumatic Iinimant and tmbrocaton, and accom-
paniment, s.; sovereign Remedy for Piles :2; Dyson
terry Cordial 80 cts bottle, &c &c &c PRINTED di-
rectans for the administration of these remedies
company each article. N. 3. Advice given by Or.
w. free of charge ml0U
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{r3- MECHANICS AND WORKINGMEN'S Gel
EBRATiON, July the 4th, l645. son il is glorious
day-arisc now man and vinGicate thy rights" The
public are respectfully informed thar the Mechanics
and WorkngmGn'S Association viii assemble at the
Olenn of Saratoga and North streets, nj 10 o.
clock, A. Nj, where Theophiius Fisk, Esq, of Wash
ugion City, formerly editor Of tie Boston Reform
cry has kindly consented to deliver an Address, on
The Rights and Duties Of the Producers Of WsdHh--
Their iatcrcsis and Wc!l-bcias-IHe Dangers Of No
RopoLies, &c. &c.
The door of the Oie0n will open at O'Clock, and
the Chair will be taken at 10 O'Clock precisely, when
The Workugman's Declaration OF Rights VIII be read
by Workingman, after which Mr., Fisk will deliver
his Address
The Boxes will he reserved for the ladies
In order to cover cSpcn' rs, the price OF Tickets
will be l23 cents each, and viii be left for sale at sew
eral public houses in the City, old Town and Point,
until the evening Of the g., and at the door Of the
Odcon on the morning Of The 4th; and As the number
Of tickets is limited, it is recommended to those in
tending to participate, to secure their tickets soon.
1t is desired that the Mechanics aud WOlkingmen
will embrace this favorable opportunity to hear this
able advocate Of Wokngmens principles.
JAS. B. MANNAR. Chairman
of the Workingmens Association.
JOHN CASEY. Secretary. ip2S.m Sf
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ENH0RE - CO. No. 2 NORTH CALVERT
HI ST, Baltimore. the oldest, most successful, and
popular Lottery firm that is was, in the
United States. Having firmly established by intense
application TO business, and the most stgdouS atteH-
ton to the wishes Of correspondents, character as
Lottery dealers that holds itself aoof from that OF thr
offices of yesterdays groUth; respectfully invite
the attention of our city and country customers the
fact that continue offer at our counter better
assortment Of tickets in all the Lotteries now draw
ing and greater inducements purchasers, than any
other office in the Union Prding ourselves upon be
ing an isolated instance of that astonishing success II
the Lottery business which has made the name OF
EMORY s. co. familiar PRIZE SELLERS to every
man, woman and child, from Maine to Georgia-ani
looking back on career no less brill liant for the
countless millions of dollars distributed, than yeneTa-
Bile for its age feel encouraged by the pleasing
Prospect bring into active immense facilities
with the full determination to transact the LOTTERY
business upon such favorable terms as must reader
abotive any and every attempt at any thing like
petition. e27-tt
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TWEED COATS TWEED COATS!
FN7T5E subscriber having bought at the auction OF
N MesSrs. tluf' ans & Go. the other day, large
lot Of TWEED and LINEN COATS, at great sg-
crfCe, he is disposed to run them of at a small al
vance. Cashmere Pantal0ons, Vests, sc, so study
economy by calling ut once and procure great bargains
~ D. The above articles all made well and in
good order rjy2 81 WIN II. BAYZAND,
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The ORNroRIo OF JEPHrHA. Owing to the mcle-
mency ofthv weather there was not so full an attend
at the Uniyersalist Church on Wednesday even
ing 10 hear Mr.. IIewu's new Oratorio of Jcphha As
could be wished; the production, however, ELECTED the
highest euiogums from a very discriminating audi
ence, amongst whom we noticed large number OF
the clergy this city. The entire piece is in excellent
keeping, and some Of the melodies are truly beautiful
appealing at TO the feelings otthe listener The
parts ofJephha and his daughter were admirably sus-
tanned, and the accomplished vOcasts who hreathed
the beautiful magnings Of the poet and composer,
gave ample proof Of their good taste and superior exc
cuton. The choruses, though very effective, showed
clearly want of rehearsal, We understand it is Mr..
Hewitt's intention to repeat the Oratorio next week
under better auspces-we trust Il crowded and fash
ionabe auditory will cheer him on i'll his exertons to
rive character and dignity to our national music
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-04
CITY REGISTERS OFFICE,

BALTIMORE, June, 30, 1913.
F@NF4E Legislature of Maryland. at lis last session
a having levied tax Of twenty five cents on every
hundred dollars assessed value of City stock, ana
having also made il obligatory the undersigned TO
withhold said tax iron the dividend payable on the
first day Of July next
Notice is hereby giuen TO the holders Of City stock
That Coupons will ne received at par lor the tax thus
withheld, If presented this office previous TO the
return being AIDE b. the Register the Treasurer of
the State.
iyl d6.eo6t !Es:t HUNT, Register
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wv
JONI CASEY, Secretary. je2S .mW&f

+LlFERY STABLES. The subscriber has
taken those large and c0mmodious STABLES, for
merly attached TO the ''WHEATFIELD INN," be-
tween Howard and Eutaw streets, and put them in
thorough repair. They now in order for the re-
ception Of HORSES AT LIVERY or for sale. His
Grananes are well stored He pledges bis best exer-
tons to those who may their horses to his care
G3- Gentlemen are requested TO call aad give his
Stables an examination.
jelS-CoGtt EDWARD COCkEY,
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90 Wetake pleasure in calling The attention OF our
readers 10 the very fatterng inducements offered in
another column TO ticket buyers, by the famous Lot
terry finn of EMORY CO, No. Moth Calvert ST.
If the one half Ofthe reports in circulation ia regard
to the astonishing success of these gentlemen in re-
lieVing pecunary distress be true they indeed merit
from the city press generally, than an ordinary
notice, e27 II
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DoN'T WANT WAR. The inhabitants Of the
British West India islands deprecate war be-
tween this country and England most earnest
ly. l. would be especially calamitous for them
as they derive their supply Of food almost cX.
clusivc!y from the L. States.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-04

$1,000 n ass r. a.! only 50 senis1 IL:
drawn ballots. package Of quarter tickets on cefii-
cae only 81 sths 50 So 10 be had in the greatest va
riey ourucky stand, where prizes daily sold by
the thousand persons who ret nothing but blanks at
other Offices Yesterday we sold $1,000 in half tick
ct 20 Il CITIZEN; $500 in half TO lady, and 500 to
citizen on the point,
TT. TUCKER s. BROTHER,
Right on the CUrner-IIcad of Centre Market
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-07-04

G7- ADDRESS AT THE ODEON. The Mechan-
les and Workngmnn are Informed that, for their con
vrnieucC Tickets OF admission, to hear Mr.. Fisk :
address, are lett at the following named places, viz:
AtMrs Clouds corner south and Watersts Jamar's.
south Gay street; Ma berg's, Light street, Mullins,
corner of Tripolctt's alley and SGcond-sts,; LuttS
Pratt street; Fishers William Tell House, Pratt stree
Bridge; Masters Trades Union Hall, WIKI street;
Shaw's, Thames street, Coats corner of east Balti-
more and Eden; Lewiss Hickory Hall, Eden street:
Carislc's, cor Orleans and Lewis Srcet ShcrwOOhS,
Harrison street, MerntS, corner of York and Light;
John Bells, Lexington Market; Military Hall, North
Gay street, SaguIncS, Ne. Isl Pratt street. and al the
Adephi and Odcon Aud in order to get convenient
seats. do come soon 1t
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JGE- Il. :. FRYER. Manufacturer of LOOK
ING GLASSES, PORTRAIT AND PIcTuRE FRAMES
WINDOW CuBNICES, &c. SC.
10" lNgoRrER or French and German LOOKING
GLASSES, PLATES, sc, sc.
Frames rc-gut and Plates inserted in Frames at
apl6-d No. / NORTH GAY STREET.