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COMMUNICATIONS.
CoLuMBUs, end mo. 9th, 1916.
friends Eijyry.

Friends EiiiOrs:
The great Wing Convention
was held here yesterday, every county in the
State except one was represented the meeting
was harmonious, VIM. Bebb of Butler coun-
ty was duly nominated for Governor; the
vote on second ballo, stood, for Bebb 1853,
Collier 6s, Fisher 81, Wade %. In the af-
ternoon a most enthusiastic meeting was held
in the State House yard, which was address
ed first by Collier, then by Bebb. The
Wings are truly encouraged having a very a.
Bile candidate who has pledged himself TO
traverse the state. Oh what cause of rcjoic-
ing would it be to down trodden humanity if
the Wing cause was tie cause of human
rights! Even in the state of Ohio we should
have this strong man,, young, talented, ener-
getic, pleading for the redemption of the bond
man. We should have the Ohio State Jour
nal enlisted manfully in the glorious work,
and an hundred daily and weekly sheets
throughout the State beating time with it and
rallying half a million freemen under the
unfurled banner of Freedom; Liberty would
become the great idea of Wing Legislation
in the Buckeye State, her example would be
followed, and
1.-THE jewellers on the rocks and in the wales,
shout to each other,
And the mountain tops from distant noun
tlins catch the flying Joy,
Till nation after nation, taught the strain,
Earth rolls the rapturous Hosanna round !"
What a theme to contemplate the result of
Such an array enlisted under a banner UNI
spotted with the blood Of the despoiled If
4 handful of abolitionists can rock a nation,
as the prQfessed friends Of freedom would con-
%stitute, if they would but make universal lib
erty, the ground work, the cornerstone of
their enterprise
But it should be humilitating to men who
are advocating the cause of partial liberty to
be under the necessity, in order to give a sort
of spuriousness to their discourse, to say Sc
quail rights ''no exclusive privileges" &c.,
when they know they at the same time de-
spise that doctrine. Yet all the political par
ties do it. | have heard such expressions
daily during the past month by democrats
Yesterday w. Bebb declared himself in IA,
yor of the equality Of mankind, whether Eu-
ropean, Asiatic or African. The Liberty
party are for equal rights to aA-opposed to
taxation without representation, or depriving
any one of an inalienable right. Atthe same
time they deny half of the human family the
right to vote while they claim the right to
tax them, and are, under certain Circumstance
es in favor of depriying men of one Of their
dearest inalienable rights-their lives.
Thus do we see that practice and profess
sion do not go hand in hand, however great
the pretensions to this consistency.
You will perceive the south have carried
the day, again, in the nomination Of a candi-
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NO UNION BETWEEN SLAVERY
AND RELIGION.
FRIENDS EDIToRs:-

FRIENDS LDITORS:-
This ia a subject of
much importance, and of common discussion.
In order to give my thoughts, | will in the
first place speak of religion, and secondly of
slarery. If God designed when he made
man that he should be happy, and establish
cd religion as a means to make him SO, it
follows that religion is right, and any relig-
ion that will not make him so, is a false re-
ligion. And if it be true that God created
man a religious being, (and if he did not, ho
could not be religious without being created a.
new,) and established laws for his government
as such, it follows that obedience to these laws
constitute his religion; and the effects of this
obedience, his religious enjoyment. And as
mans physical existence requires a union Of
the mental and physical things Of creation,
so also it requires a union Of the mental and
physical laws to govern this existence
Hence the violation of the one is an infring-
ment of the other, as it has a tendency, in a
greater or less degree, 10 sever the link which
unites them. And as obedience to the physi-
cal laws, is requisite to a perfect physical ex-
]istence, so also this perfect physical exis-
tence is necessary in order til a the mind be per
feet, that it make perfect exhibition of itself.
As religion makes men happy, that which
makes them miserable is contrary to religion,
Hence the violation Of all Physical, Mental,
Moral and Social laws, is a sin against God,
and contrary to religion. Consequently o.
bedience to these laws, is necessary in or
der for man to be perfectly religious. For
that which is physically wrong, is morally
wrong, the two principles being connected
by the union Of mental and physical things,
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they found 1 was to be admitted on equal terms
with themselves. When the door was OPEN
ed, | walked in, on an equal footing with my
white fellow-citizens, and from all | could
see, | had as much attention paid me by the
servants that showed us through the house.
as any with a paler skin. As | walked thro'
the building, the statuary did not fall down.
the pictures did not leap from their places,
the doors did not refuse to open, aud the SER
wants did not say, we DON'T ALLOW NIGGrRs
IN HERE.
happy new year TO you,and all the friends
Of freedom.
Excuse this imperfect scrawl, and believe
Inc to be ever and always yours,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS
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A n T~.I-SLAVERY BUGLE.
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JAMES BARNABY, Jr., General Agent.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-08

parably the wisest-wisesf, us well In the learning
derived from books, in that practical knowledge
which is far better, and which he acquired in that
rough school Of adversely, into which, in his
younger days, il was his fortune to be thrown.
His death, occur when il may, will prove a great
calamity to the French people, unless indeed they
have Profited more than we have reason 10 sup
pose they have done, by the "bloody Instructions"
which twenty years Of revolution and war ought
to have impressed indelibly upon their minds.
From Great Britain, the intelligence by the
Cambria is not decisive in regard to those great
measures of domestic policy, upon which the pros
perity and perhaps the internal tranquility of that
kingdom depends. The House of Lords, it will
be remembered, has already passed the "Irish Co
orcion BilP'--a measure characterized, IL is said,
Tor we have not seen il, by the most despotic
and tyranncal features and to which consequent
ly the Irish members OF the House of Commons
are so inlexby hostile, that. in order to prevent
its adoption, they have minated their intention
to vote against Sir Robert Peels proposed modf-
cations of the British Tariff, if the Ministry shall
persist in sustaining bill so obnoxious to their
countrymen. So that the fate of that important
commercial scheme may be regarded seriously
by its connection with measure upon
which II has no legitimate bearing.
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Congressional independence

The Union continues TO press upon Congress. with all
the earnestness and pernacity for which editor
markabe the adoption of those other measures in rea-
ton to the Oregon territory which Mr. Polk recommended
in his annual message. The Senate however turns deaf
ear TO the unceasing erhorstons OF the Official Journal
and proceeds calmly in the consideration Of the ordinary
subjects OF legislation. Even the House of Representatives
which has been heretofore disposed lend willing
ear TO the opportunities of the Union be I'M
moved by its pathetic appeals. Are infer from this
unwonted indifference Of the Houses to the admonitoy
counsel OF the Union, that the wand of the magician
broken, and that henceorh Congress intends think and
act for ITSELF instead Of sitting the Capitol register
eees sent to from the other end OF Pennsylvania Avenue
That were consummation devoutly to be wished" or
all the practical reforms demanded by the country
is more important mperavey required by Its true
ineress-not moro essential the preservation Of our
free institutions, by keeping the Executive in its consu
tona orbit from which 1t often madly shools-han the
correction OF the too long prevalent dea the represen
taVes OF the people in Congress bound by party ale
glance. TO repose implicit confidence in the wisdom and
patriotism OF the President for time being and 10 carry
into effect without enquiry deibcraon, every measure
that he There has been already too much
OF this subscrvieney and rejoice believe that we see
Indications in the action OF the present Congress more
Just and rational appreciation of the relative duties rights
and responsibilities OF The coordinate departments Of the
government
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WILD CHERRY.
The following certificate IL from the VIII. of Al, en...
Perry avery Respectable farmer in Oxford County Maine.
.sa can % rssd upon as true IN every psrcsi.r
not solicited. but given by the lady from sense OF du,y
feeling that che owed the preservation OF her life TO Dr.
Wisiar's Bslsam VI Wild Cherry. =
Rumford. Oxford County, Ne, July ~, Isi5 /
Ihs may certify that have for number Of year. been
severely afflicted with the asthma. In October lsl3
took violent ecld which produced very severe cough
which was accompanied with pains my side Gud
sweat ptoiusey nights These bad symptoms continued,
until was 50 much reduced that unable do any
work sbout house OF even walk the without
assistance. In July, lstt, was 50 afflicted with short
ness OF BREATH such great difficulty In breathing. and In
such severe PAIN ,hstl unable lie bed sleep
Tor threo weeks. One physician who attended no. and a.
no'ner who was eosued both gave me up To do-ssid
ney e9ud do no moro Tor My friend. paired OF my
mo, mad no hope myself. then commenced taking
Dr. wIs,a's Balsam OF Wild Cherry. Before had taken
ono bottle, was able TO walk about house. continued
to take the Bssam until had taken four bottles aud NOW
AM WELL, tree from pain, hlile or no cough do my
own work. keep no help and have enjoyed better health
Tor fifteen years.
Signed, RELIANCE PERRY
For sale, wholesale and retail by
my . GAYNoR & WOOD, Richmond, Va.
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FoR THE Vino
FOR THE Who.
Norfolk and Petersburg Cat Hole Rail Road
steam Boat Lac via the CITY OF WaIthaII.


Norfolk and Petersburg Cat Hole Rail Road
steam boat Itnc via the CITY OF waIthaII.
mcssrs Editors ideem IL but right and proper that the
puoc should know AMI rightly understand why this very
important PUBLIC skR,ISG has been put in
Not Tor the public accommodation its as
srs but solely to do injury tho old James River Steam
Boat Line, which line STANDS WAY OF tho Rich.
mond and Petersburg the Richmond and
Potomac Rail Road Companies, CONNECTED formerly with
the STEAMER AUGUSTA the Potomac from charging
eight dollars TO nine dollars TO Baltimore. meals extra while
by the river and Bay Line passengers are conveyed 10
nnore Tor S. and found This CAT HoLE LIsE does not
connect with the Bay Line, and solely for the
purpose OF breaking up the connection by splendid Steam
ers Curtis Peck aud Alice These boats have run through
out the winter when must be apparent to all the, must
HAVE LOST MONEY! and still intend do So and n il were
possible for this Car HoLE Line run them off, then there
would be LINZ NORFOLK unless five times the price
now charged, THEIR AssEsrioss TO TIE CONTRARY NOT
wirHsrAspis6 IL Is well known, Messrs Editors that IN.
prime movers in this CAT HoLk Line have been trying 10
compel the worthy President, Bird OF tho Petersburg rail-
road company (by-,he-bye, he is OLD 4 Bird TO be
caught with their chaiJ for several years. give them an
exclusive through Ticket from Weldon by their Road 10
Baltimore, and the Richmond clique have threatened aud
even attempted for his Noncompliance to displace him
from office for not complying with the ISrKRlAL Eplcr
hope and believe the Curtis Peck and Alice will not be un
dcrbd, and the public will always find them wisrSR and
summer spring and fall prepared accommodate mt the
the LOWEST RATES, and in superior manner.
APPOMATTOX.
PETERSBURG, May 6. STE.
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CAnr, OrrosrrE MArANoRo,. Anil 10 LAG

OAMPt offOslTE MATAMoRcs, April 10, 1916,
My Dear FrendsA report has boon brought over hero
by Mexican from Matamoros the effect that Ampuda
will IN three days, be relieved in the command Of the Ar
my Of the North" by Gen. Asts and that so soon ns Inc
arrives, he will give bstle and as matter Of course
all TO have heads boiled IN oil and our yers stuff
ed with garlic Look out that the Matamorans don't "r,
ln extra lot Of sausage on the Crescent City
From the general character Of Cen Arsts look for more
favorable views towards the United than in appon
ting any other general IN Mexico. lie opposed the present
Government Of Mexico. and since Paredos has bean in
power has expressed sentiments favorable 70 the United
States.
Lieut. +. Dess, mentioned in my last has been heard
from. He the river for the purpose Of gaining nor-
nation IN relation Col Coss-he went on his own book
and responsibility, without permission or sanction from
either party lie was taken by picket guard and il now
prisoner MaiamOros. lie writes that he is kindly treat
ed We heard that he was not in close confinement but
had tho privilege If the barracks on HE parole and was
invited to the II Col Curcsco Dcas il brave and
intelligent man, aud think will day be found Fright
side mp" Tie is, however. IN nunofiunate position eSy.
ing our camp without the sanction Of Gen. Taylor and
crossing into Mexico without a passport.
have not time TO say you this morning except
that there has been very fog her for two days which
has brought the mud TO about sncls deep
You're, truly,
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Mr.. Monroe moved that Afr Lion be alisl 10 the Com.
niuee en Literary Institutions. which earned
The Conference thea adjourned with Pisyes
Church. South assembled Petersburg Va May ls 1876:
kxSrrcEv CosrksKscf.--Iienry b Bsseom. II II ksva-
nsugh. BIT Crouch, Jonathan Stamper, & W Brush. I'D
ward Stevenson, r Raston, N Lewis, Chas. b Par.
sous. John c Harrison.
HoLsroS CoSfEkKscE.-Samr Patton, T.. r. Sewer.
Thos Csdeti David Fleming. Timothy SuIins.
missouri CoSrskEsck.-Wm. Patton. A Monroe, Thcs.
Walaee, VIM w Redmsn John n Linn. Joseph Boyle.
TkSSEs-Kk CosftKEScE John h. MeFouin. Rvb't
Paine, Pitts. A l. Green, John w Hammer. T. w Sc
hon, s Moody. & Ferguson.
MksFns CoNFsRKNck.-Moses Brock, g w ID Harris.
VIM. McMahsn. w MsFerrin, Arthur DAVIS. John I
Baskerville.
INDIAN Mission CosrkRrsck.-w Browning, J c Berry.
man.
ASK.ss.s cosrkREscE.-John +. Truslow, VIM. Rat
clihe. Andrew Hunter.
VIRGINIA CoSfEkESoE.-wm. A Smith. John Early,
Thomas Crowdsr. Abraham Penn, l. NJ Lee, II Cowle..
A Dbse.
NoRru CAROLINA CosFEREscE.-u G Leigh. James
Jameson. Samuel Bryant Peter Doub, Robt Carson
MIssisslrPi COMMUNICATIVE. wlnans, M Drake,
John Lane, l. Campbell, G NJ Rogers, a 7 NJ Fly, J G
Jones.
SogTR CASoIIsA CoSrkKKScE-wm. Capers, VIM NJ
wightman, n C Walker, whteford smith, Charles Belts.
Nicholas Tally, Samuel w Cspers.
GEoksA CoSrEREScE. Pierce. Wm. PARKS
John w Glenn. Samuel Anthony, James T. Evans, Geo
L Pierce, Isaac Boring, A d Longstreet
WEST Texas CoSFEREScK.-Robeu Alexander, Chauney
Richardson.
East TKxAs CoSFKREScE-Franeis Wilson.
FLORIDA CoSFtRKScE-Alex Martin. X III Lucky.
ALABAMA CoNfkEEScE.-JesseB Boring. J Hamilton, rhos
o Summers, Galloway. T Cspers, G Garrett, E v
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From the Rio Graudc.
Corrcspon Hence OF the n. q. Picayuue.
CANT OPPOSITE MArAxoRo.,

CAM OPPOSITE MArAsoRos,
EASTERN BANK Rio GRASpE
Texas, April 18th, 1876
GeHnemen-knowine your disposition rnigh,en the
world upon all the important topics of the day. have bor
rowed pen. ink aud paper with vie OF giving you some
hiormauon with regard to our position and ane
paied difficulties with Mexico You have doubtless been
aPPTised OF General Ampudas bravsdo communication TO
General Taylor in which he informed him that would DO
an insult TO the good and understanding of Don T.
laylotior him General Ampudis) attempt reespi,u
anon OF tho very many insults and grievances which the
American Government had heaped upon that Of Mexico
and he, the said Den did not within twenty tour
hours tall back beyond the Nueces river that the Mexican
Government would DO under the dsagreeable necessity o
making him do So To this General Taylor politely re-
Piled tina, although he might have every disposition to
eommodaie yet he could think of dsobeynr the or
ders Of his Government and therefore prepared to
stand the consequences Several days have elapsed SINCE
and no attempt has yet been made drive US off, The
two opposing armies within FIVE hundred yards Of each
other-boh busiy engaged in enenchng themselves and
throwing up field works The most perfect non.in,er-
course Is established. Thousands OF reports are daily in
circulation with regard the profile at which we are
to be up, and frequently news reaches Us that the
Mexeans Crossing the river point above or be-
low US. when unucky devils (whose detail it hap.
pens TO be) detached on a scout for the whole
night.
OF the Mexican army and that all hostile operations arc 10
be SUSPENDED until June in order give the two Gov
ernmen's an opportunity Of negotiating peacesbly-or
other words giving the MeXcans opportunity backing
out with some show Of decency. Take my word for IL
we are TO have no fun, unless lead off the dance
Many OF our officers assemble daily banks of the
rVer and with longing eyes the houses streets and
sisnoras Vt the beautiful city OF MaiamOros. In the
course OF week our forthcatlon will be finished, when
we NAV safely defy the whole Mexican army Ii IS said
that Arsa the rival and enemy of Parades will there
fore be disposed TO favor the American Government
Col Gross, our Quartermaser General, has doubtless
been aiken prisoner by party of TaBeheros and over
10 Mexico Lieut. Deas, of the 4lh Artillery concluded
very strangely the other night that he would swim over 10
Maiamoros and get information about Col. Gross He swan
over in his uniform; and yesterday, when Gen T. made
demand upon the authorities for Col c. they returned an
answer that he there but that they had Lieut. Dea
whom they heid US prisoner OF Daas had no per
mission from Gen. I. go. suppose he will have to
get back the best way he There no apprehension
but that these gentlemen safo-Deas aIamoros and
Col. Cross at some place in the interior.
You're, L.
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CAur nrrn.rrr M,r,nnsos AMI " 4.

CANf OPPOSITE MATAAoRos April Is, 1916.
My Dear Fronds-We all alive and kicking the
Meueans not having caused 'he waters OF the Rio
Bravo del Norte to drink any Of the blood degenerate
OF Washington"
From circumstances induced TO believe that Col
Cross was taken prisoner by of land pirates that roam
through this section notorious character by the name
OF kahael Falcon, who scrupes theft or murder is
supposed To have been proving about camp with some
OF hts party aud seeing the colonel alone they bounced
upon HIM from the bushes, oyerpOwered him. and either
despatched HIM him the riyor into Mexico and
now have him Prsoner-whcb have not been abe TO
ascertain THIS r. Falcon said be captain Of The
Mexican army, and keeps at all In his employ set of
despcradoes resdy for any emergency.
This morning Lieut. Edward Deas Of the Artillery said
he was determined to ascertain what had become Of Col
Cross He dressed himself uniform mounted his horse
and, said swan the river, and has gone Maamo
lie has not been heard FROM and how he will be re-
ceived, what will be his fate among them none can tell
as he goes it entirely on "hs own hook"
The MeTicans hold intercourse with u.s. having i'm
mediaey before arrival hero drawn up their boats on
the other side and told they could not talk 10 US until
we retired beyond the Nuooes river. We won'tdoit
To-day MeKicsn came from the other side and re-
ported to Cen Taylor that last night an express arrived in
Matamoros from the city Of Mexico bringing intelligence
that Ampuda hereby relieved in command of the Army
Of the Morrill, and Gen. Asta would resume the duties Of
that Office aud that all wako demonstrations on their par
should until the LIST OF June next 10 give the two
Governments time to settle the question.
Yours truly
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MARRIED.

At Fall River Hanover county on Monday last by the
Rev Jas Is. Taylsr Mr. LUcAN Minor Of Louisa county
u Miss LAvrNA c. PRICE, daughter Of Capt Joseph f.
Price.
AtPalmyra, Fluvanna County, Va Tuesday evening
9th inst by the Rev. MIR. Hebsr Mr.. ARCHIBALD ~ Bic
BLOW, OF Richmond TO Mis- Francis s. daughter Of VIM
Ballard ESQ of Albemar,e County.Va
On Wednesday evening, 18Th April, ut the residence of
MI VIM Logan in Halifax county, by Rev. John T. Clark
CHARLEs p. COLEMAN Esq., to Miss ALICE ASN dauph,
ter Of the late Mr. Abraham Sydnor
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By the Governor of virginia..
ApHDCIAMATInN

" HEREAS, It has been represented TO the
Executive, that THOMAS LEVI STONE called otherwise
Iohh Harris charged villa the commission OF felony county
OF Monroe IN TINS State has fed from justice gong
large therefore, William Smith, Governor
OF virginia have thought offer Hundred
Dollars to any person persons who will convey
Jail Of Monroe County the said Thomas moreover
require all officers both civil and military and request people
OF The Commonwealth TO their best apprehend
secure the said Thomas L. Stone may TO
justice
Given under hand, and under the the
stH iCommonweaih, Richmond OF May in the
- )year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and forty Of
Tue commonwealth the seyentieth WIN. SMITH.
" STONE is described being 81 years of
ages feet 10 inches high hair swsry eompeIion
my
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EnigranIs 20 the Pncisic.

company Of fifteen mon, eight women, and sixteen
children left Springfield Illinois, Tor Cslfornis, April I7b.
They had nine wagons. and started on hor long iosomo
journey IN good spirits. oompany Of sixteen mon and
sevon women have started this spring for Oregon from Put
nam county, Illinois. Chicago papsr states that some
forty persons will leave Rockford Illinois, this spring for
the same destination.