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Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NuW GOODe.

rIIE subscriber. beg leave to inform their friends
! aud the public generally that they hayefccriyed
large aud wrIl selected stock Of goods, suited for
this mufkci, which they are determined to sell a,
The very lowest prices Tor easi, or opuncuu deal
efs on credit
GEO. w. GREEN 4 BROTHER,
Washington, luug ?s / Is 2J.Jm 4.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Britt,s Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HENrsTEAD CO..
ARKANSAS.

II M mhscnhcr hrgs leave 10 inform h.s friends
] aud the public, that De- siIIl continues husi-
ness 1i his old stand, where he his supplied him.
self with every Thing necessary Tor tie accom-.
mo1IllDu OF iIe imsrlug community llls house
is cnmmod.puT, the rooms well arranged for
families mud bis table well supplied with tHe best
lI|c mnrsr, affords
n stables arr large, bouutuIy supplied with
pfoygudrr, and attended by careful osilrrs.
lln pledges himself ihui nothing shall be- want.
ing on Ils pufi tn render comfortable ail who may
be- pleased 10 give him o ci llis charges will b.
ls moderate as those Of any other house 40 the
south, us an evidence of which bee refers to the
following o ~
RULES.
Boarding per month, $40
Boarding and lodgmgp"r week, 80 80
Lodging - %
Horse feed, 95
Keeping man aud horse of night, 81
hcopug horse per week, -
GEO. o. BRITT
Washington, Oct 30, lslj-7-u
MOFFAT's' VEGETABLE LIFE Pills
AND PHGNIX BITTERs.
n DOZEN just received aud lor sale atlhc
" Drug store Of
B.r. JET
Mly2L 1881.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NrlY Tnlrrrl ln g1nllnn.

ANlNG oui'd lhr wrII known UNION
th HOTEL, ! aim NOW prepared 10 receive
huarlyr of BccUmud4i" ifu.r.'rH uu reasonable
leuH. My stable vrli provided with corn and
fodder lHd every attention shall D." paid 10 tho
comforts aud wauta oi those who favor wc With
hrIf pufUulsr
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
FWEAIl WEDiCINEN..

fH1llE su1-cuU,r .u-l received o lf,6s
! -uppl, ui mndicnns, which Uu ull, r. tur
nlr low i0r oA-u, 90 bee u.d shop on Mam
street BENZ = JElr
Washington. Augu.i lG-1-IL
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
rE~ aEnE
TELEGRAP H
IS PuBLIsHHD EVERY WEDNESDAY
E~uE &c
WILLIAM IL. ETrER-

WILLIAM ii. ETTER,
AT THREE DOLLARS PER AN.
NUM- If PAID IN ADVANCE;
-FOUR DOLLARSIFPAIDATANY
TIME WITHIN SIX MONTHS,
OR H. FIVE DOLLARS III If
PAYMENT RE DELAYED UNTIL.
AFTER TIE EXPIRATION OF
TIE YEAR,
Terms Of .ftirertisiRg.
o. For nsauare Of 0 lincso or less iirst insertion,
oNE poLlAR, and loreuehs ehsubsequenlnsertion flfrr
eENfsi over 10 lines, aud not exceeding Is, to be
ehafged Us square and "a hall; over Is, and not
exceeding 90, as two squares, aud IN that proper.
tiou Tor longer Advertisements,
a. All advertisements 10 be paid for in advance
or payment assum"dby ysamefcsponsihlr person
CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR.
(rAyAnlE euMrrRLy.)
NOteAceeding loliues, renewable pleasure 500
GS @ 20 20
STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS.
l0Ias.or ,1.I.l,,. lsss' soo each additional
g 10 90 90
II Is 90 II On
AIludFeHsrments Of personal alterations will
IN ali cusfs be charged double
Al advertisements must BE- marked win the
numher al iasr Iiuua. uthrnNHr tbry will be con.
iiuuad Iiurb.d aud chHrg5daee
Nu pefsuu VII announced as u candidate for
any uilier, without ~ advance payment of i've
d1ar,
1Tlab wafh musi be- pnid for on delivery.
70 paper viii lie discontinued ouI, at The dis.
nrrtun VI the pab'ishrr. until all aflealages NE
pld.
AIlleHrHma#i be poi paid.
SBs'eeaf.rs a The paper i2i feuls
Iul lLuE. nj VII !. -LLuI-k adhHrrI 10
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Frrsi Drugs.
Ecrcr and Jgue piiis.

hR. lett bs- Iu.t ,ccrrrta few box
~ "' ,gs"ab.r m,'- i.r llr cure Of lrtr
m irui Fewer, with g,rral ..-. tim,ut
iWaA ", d.aHr.,v 'HcI l'nII..,l IuN .uf ,a.
N,rHn,fuu. Nay Uu. i-Ia. ai-
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
Gin Mandatory

TI'llE uud'r-igued aiy now manufacturing their
4 improved COTTON GINS ai Mndrn. La,
tud ute prepared tu lufuHi planters with superior
Gtu.siands, mldr nlisr lhr llira nnd most i'm.
proved plans They wiIl deliver their Gins at
auy plantation within 70 mrIos of Niudpn, or AZ
Washington, Columbus uf Fulton. Arkansas, ltrr
ul any additional cost Az orders from d distance
will be- promptly attended 10. forany Information
relative 10 tie quality OF their Gins, they refer to
Gen q. D Roysion, William Cmbtrcc or William
Vaughn. ll,mpltcld county, or Henry NJ Lr-
may, u Strickland and 4. c, Owens, Lafayette
county.
LACkY s. SHIELDS.
Mindrn, l.d, May 49, l-l1.2J.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
NEIY G0OBS! INV C0ODS!!!
BENJAMIN u. lBRITTIN.
NY .NA. p . y . =. e a'sgla.ss.
Dry-GeeGs, EarGWarc. ching, GreeCries Qucenswa.e
eslasAWare, Hoa.. ahoeg EIal. las.. ~. Sc.

ymh he ef gaa Country Merchants
Lrs.ulI lglLl el M M lis aaA
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
h. r. gA.A1D4.

I'D uGHNDos
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
EzcFnd0R g EHrIGn,
\ Attorneys at Law

IEvi.yiiLE, LAiAlErrE CuuNTy. AUEs &,
NIl attend ill the courts iu lhc ~Aiu Judicial
Cfc1l, and al.1 tlc courts loo tu.ll county.
NHrh ~, l-l--lGly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08
.N'OTEG n.

..s., May ~, IsI723tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-08

HuaIos
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

q 0 d, eln 8rief BON Gen. & ..
0 IL Soeben bat fOl9cnoer Srief oenSen
EoYlor ieiu Grithclnen Semndt:
Saton Stpusr, Snli "a, ls4s
Mein Nerr! Sbrcn Brief pom s. no
rim eie mid nm ein paar 3eilcn IN Se5u!
auf meine Stelluns ais preIcentihaftcan
otoai erfudben, babe id, empfau9en.
sll5 Nntwort babe ih Su iaGen, oaB id
fein partesSanocat bin, uno caB i'd, frenn
erwibl.. nieht Der preGbent elmer Yartei,
onecrn Der preGIcent rcs aanscn 8olfes feln
werce. Mjt 9cdad,tuna &c. 3. { Ylcr
9In @eors eipparr. @iqr., pbilace!phia.
gntwecer fpielen bic Wbas nit Gen.
ToYlcr, ocer Sen. gaYlor fpielt nit ren
Nbi9s SIinoefu Man muB peniJ
items 9eifsben, baB Der alte 3ed leine Wtis>
freunoe Semlih raub behancelt. Grit ,riu er
niAt einnat 10 @cnts fir ibrrn Brief beiabs
len, lpcr,n 1s :bm ieine grnennun9 anSei9en;
Damn ldBt er 1Ih enolih bewe0en uno nimm'
Die @rnennun9 als Bbi9pre iloentlbaf1sean'
rioat formlid, al; aber faum fIno ell f Gage
uereonAen uno Der @eneral oreht (h gan;
taltblitie herum uno erfldrt caB er feir
,Warteis@anoioat" lein tpa, trcs oem BAT
Gdb Die eeittdmmel Der GaYlcrwti9s i,ur
iehon @chenIana otmiiben ibren slnbdnserr
ole ,.unperfdllhteGhtheit bon Sen. 2aplore
Whisoerie" besreiHih su MAIDEN. Gin'
ldd,erlidere 01cae bat rpobl eine partei fe'
ten 9elpielt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06
Siattiaaiecr ST.

funft uno befhlcecn cine grepbccen Staate.
GcrYcnticnen, ouf ben l3tsn nddlten Scpt
t'mbcr, bier in Heab bins III berufen>
III DER 9Irilht einen pr6Gccnttn, gGdhler3et
tel 81 bllocn, Su Guuitsn Don 9 an Bu.
rem nao goams 8. Gs miro Th rcbl,
wje bei Der Buffalo @rupsnton, ein tunte g
0eml'd ecr S0ocralrits at9efausnen Cemc,
frat'n uno sItcl!ticaiilen ba,u eiufineen.
Shne 3rrelfsl 1T ouh cine anoere 9lbTdt
nit Der 2bbaltnr9 bieIsr Gcnpenticn lit III.
icrestaS' ocrbnneen, ndmIit Die, einen Gin.
DRUID ouf Die unerld,iitter(the Demcfratte
voH 2!It Scrt5 ju mahcn iIe ron 6 a 8 uno
3 utler atSufuhreu uuo fir eincn obtrins
n9en Cemcfraten uno 9ifti9en GoOerali1en
Nm5HlFimmen. Sie wcrcen I'D, aber, tpenn
mir un5 niht fshr trren Barftis betrc9en
fneeu. g. slo.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06
y olitlI db E s.
Sie SSabien.

Snbiana. Der bcmrFrattld]e Sie9 1T
ocultdnoig. Sn Der Gelceaebun9 BADEN DE
DemOfrateu EN- Mebrhen uCn 5 Glleoern.
DIE Wbi9s ia9en,Tc bdtten nid,t 9enubt oa6
cine Wabl mar.
Sn Sllin s. olle6 oemctratlfh -
tlrB elu eInsi9er Bhi0ccnsre6mann c'wablt'
WltIIo t-9llIe6 peu;Vfiauld,,. eauteE
Cemotraten fir oen@on9reB uno Ger crmot
@ouoern0rscaurlcat NIT l2,O00 !DtehrteI
erwdblt Shlet,te Nu0Ghten fur GoyIor.
Soma. Demofratid9e Scn9rebcanolo1'
ten er,pihlt. Dcmrf. otiid)e Webrheit III
teiceu Soduleru Der 9eNe8ebuns, uno oobe'
2 Der. Staatsn SenatUren fir uns 9elldeI
Dwtb .ocrr 3aoarias Goptcr,
40 tttlt.n cure Q9Di9:rWIDcr
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

90 big 9'@runofdse. Cine Gaplors
3etun9 in Midisan ia8t: ,,es 9eDabrt bobss
gsrsnlsen Die itolse platform Der Wbis'
partbei su betrahteu."
Die n0artforo Simes" madt eaSu fol9en.
De gemerfuu9:
Sc 9ebt eiuen Srt ir9cnewc in Neu- Sn9s
LAMB - mir p,Hen nidt senau spo - ct beiet
Squam 0ollcw. Dort lebt Elm fauler alter
Surfhe. Der fth etuen 9rOeen Vbilolcphes
uennt. Sn ben bunfelifen Yidhten, rpenn
DER 0immel NIT DEN fhndrseiten Wo!fen
bsoedt 1T, itrsds er iIh auf oen Bccen uno
ifarrt nad Sben. Srast man ihn, mas Der
9e9eufano leiner 8eobahtunsen it, 70 bat
er ltets cine uno biefslbe sIntncrt ~Sd be-
tradte bic ffotsen Werfe Der Satur." 4Sas
Gehlt Du oenn2 fra9te ibn etnit etn 1fad'
bar. yNtdts," er'uieeerte ber phi
lofoph.
Dte G0roeraliiten follten oieienpblloicpbeH
ais Ganrioaten fur bic praEoentltaft aat'
aeasn. q. .. @e.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

tbrcm etgenen II WaIre ieufsen, cine puoels
mtee auflceeu uue fJd) ouf5 Srpba tcgen.
@rm IA -21. Sabre Iebcu bic W36rheu
i'm ljebenjdhrtacn arjege nit ihrer 9lnteteyn.
-Gom 81. bis 81. Sabre i'm breiBi9jdhri
gen Srie9e NIT eem SAneicer uno Der Mos
0e &C.
0tun meine freuutIifeu Scorer uno Sore.
rinnn, babe tf nod, eil,i9e Sra0en, Die icb
lpdbreuo ee6 NaTreu6, oe5 Rofccrrinfeu5 O.
Ger ecs 3abuaustrehsn8 mir teaut,rcrtet
bobe.
Qarum fa9t man er fpriht 1etne M II t:
ter ipraebe uno nicbt Batter Iptat)c e.
lSftl jeoer weiB, mas fir cine fprohe feline
Wntter 9eiprcden, nidt ater peId}e ie / Il
S1ter 9ereoet at!-YSarum oerbcten he
Ghrfen cen QSeln uno er rloubteu NieI'
ipelberei ? MeiI Ge wueter, CAP ein niihters
ncr Wann Nur cine Srau nehmen tpilrce.-
9Sa6 het6t: Setratb aus Qtebs ? B. y. bic
Seeirath 1T 9cftbloGen, Die 2tebe ater oud -
4Sefher llnterfhieo 1T 5!ptld)en cen Chen
] c = t 9e9en fr ii ber2 Trilber nacr
Ole l1cdSett nit oielem Carmen ecfetert nnc
III Der @te spar e5 itill ! Sebt perocn biz
Soch3etten lftll 9efeiert, uno Der Qdrm
tcmmt in Der ghe.-Mas 1T ben 1est9er
Wdnnern ncH 9ebIiebcn Don Ger NitterSeit
Die Sdrcnhaut. - Worum Ia9t man: Ge'
1T cerI1ebt bis on belize Shrcn2 QScll llbc,
cen Shren Der 8eriouo auseht. - Wclh
srpet perIcueu fuO ouf eiuer Ncd,Seit ltet'
am ver9ni9teiten 2 Die beiren Biter, wej
jecer oenft: oen hab tt mai an9efubrt.
Ger ShIuB oieier omh ren ltilrmif fhite
Selfau oft uuterbrchenen au6sesejdnete
8crleiun9 mar olcfer.
gSelder untcrleyieo it swiIHen ueine
9oreun9 uno Dem Srliblin9 Set m Srllb
ling freut fd, Secer auf D1s r It GIatt
bel mcincr GorIcll1n9 ober 9emiB Secer all
cas- leste Slatt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Der Ohio @taats .Sctc srfAent rs8clmabta jsecu
Nltt'preb. Der Sutferiptirnss9 9rcis lit ST. so unz
"eln5tc Scr"ustejabluns III Saareclo, crer S 2
Mrnn ne 3" nn9 nacb rcr cr!tcn I61lftc rcs
tabres seftbitbt SrAter 3ablcnc batcn So SO 81
s1trl1htcn. Ssn ltutsrl1rster wirc fir cinrn FUR.
gen Sritraum ais Nirnate anscnrmmen; aud,
t'm ricSsituas MIR r"nn dufscseten mtrrcn, rei,I
"de NuttfAnce attcjaDt ltnr. Gine 3e, nahIdtli'
suaS rtt 3eItun3 rcr rsm Gnre res 'abrs auf,utfn.
rin. rirs ais cine SrneuerunS rcr @ntttrt tcn te'
nabttt. Mittbsiunssn nnc 8ritfc lno potffrei CT
tetcH. GJP Ocfe Sstin3nn3en wetren rnnttlleb bcs
ctabtct ,rerecn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Cine Setanntmaduns ron einem 0ieret pstr
spcn9cr tcfet fur ein'ilalisr GinrItuns SO Gents,
fur 3maE ], uno fir jcoe ftrncrc Ginr1duns rer
lcltcn 8tcrrts 25 Gents. Gin 9ierrd y, pna.
eiuiuritten tctfct ss, 6 1Nrnatc S S, | Sabr So
Cine boltc Sratt 3Wlpnate ein,urlten S 9, M1cs
nate Is, lSabr 50. Cine san,e 3ralte fur 6nQp-
nat tctfct Is, llpnate s 27 unp ] Sabr S 49,
@sf@dftstartsn II prn ppcr menissr Sci.
len sinsuruten rcr Sabr s 8, 6 O1cnate So.
Srnt torteitt jcrer ART in rcutfter, eng.
lt'dtr nnp fronJSl!,cer SFradr rprb in Der Office
rec "Dbio 9taats->5ptcW rrrmFt, fautsr uno cor.
rect SeIisfrt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Ell Ger SSnig wilI tefetwidttaen, miro abe.
nit hinein9er'6'n, ee enlltcht Elm ougen,ciuer
Tampf)
Die G>cliie;mannfhoft tritt aut. sllle ncr
cen oerhaftet uuo nad) Sjtirieu 9eldidt.
Der @crbana fdltt unter Dem eiri!immi
zen Selfua Or gn9Idncer, gran;clen
5taLjencr, 0inen, NuHsn uno Gurten.
Gn6e
bcr bent den 6 n belt.
(T. 9.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Gel. GaufInan, Nepr1Ieutant ces Staats
Ieros i'm Gen9reB Der Der. St., 9ab in ei'
ncr neulideu emotratilhsn8er1am in
Carlisle, pa.. bcE Wbi96, ,pcIhe btps auf
oen 6ric9sruhm bon gen GaDtcr bineewics
len fIno, nm pclitiihes &apitaI ,u rad,en
fcl9eneen cerben Nie5 Sacem er auf ben
ebenfalls onwelenpsn Seuator bon 3eras.
Gam 1rn|tcn, htnoeutetc, foste CT: ,.Ga
ieht ihr einen Manu, Der tcn Santa 9lnnu
uno elne beeentcnoe uebermad)t Ger Werl.
ltaner seNs9te, uno i'm cbenoreiu 9efangen
Habu, oIs or nch snei sc efunbe Bet.
lie bate. @jen 2oDIcr fcnnte ibn nidf
fan8tn, ais er nur Gin 8ein bate, unS Iein
dnores in einen toljerueu Stumpf suIammen.
l9eid1runpft mar" Ger paeere ScbnDenn.
iYlp1nicn6, Der auf ben neuen Staat (einer
| lSabl (fol3 1T, lpcute comit bic erbdrmliobe
ShmetdeIei nlander DhigSeitun9en 9lsen
itrafen, ol5 cb nur Sen. 1aylcr i'm Stanee
1ewefen mare, cine uebersehl Der meritauer
III belIe9en. Slelmehr oarf man nah ben
Ebaten Der Geraner bchaupteu, bas tpenm
9rn. IoDlor tire berittensn Sdlsen urter
Sol. SHoDs I'M Dienite bchalteu bate, (fatt Te
ourdb ielne III suthtmeilterlid)e Bebonctuna
ocn ild' Su entfernen,- bic Sdlaebt BEL 8ues
ia 9elta nicht 70 tluti9 fir Die Mmertaner
auS9efaIIen, uno ecn cen Werifaner lhwer'
Itch ein Wanu caccn 9efommen mdre. Weit
5000 Wana folder berittenen02an9ers made
ts iVd Gam Sooufton anbelld,i9 gang Werss
70 su ercbern,-ja Ger uerwc9ene Capt Ma!'
tsr perIan9te nur 5000! Sbns benz Griess.
ruhm GoYIors i'm @crin9ifen Su 11abe Slt
treten, cer nit Der Wannftaft. Die er bate,
iIh 70 trau belt, ol5 man nur oerlansett
fanu; ca'f man bc6 bebaupten baB bic
ariesepeiie Ger Gsraner, namentlib ihre
raldne SemeSuns nett seei9neter 9e9en einett
Selno tpie eieWer,taner 1T, als cine resuldre
Saftlt, pie ile SoDlcr unoScctt becbahtete.
J. User oaran slpeifeIt Der betrahte, tpelher
a llmfhwun9 ir Die Speratlonen Der slrntee
s unter Scott fam, ieitoem Die 500 Waun
0ian9ers unter @oi. SoaYs auf Gem Rrte9s,
b Shauplaee erfhienen. Gs oiirfte fhtper feit
l III entlheloen, tper Gb inn merifauilhen
Grie9e ooer i'll etnem frnberen Sample ana
mellt fen Deroient erworben bat, uno earum
it es ldd)erlid, benz Golfe Der Ser, ct. su-
,umutben, es foQe mad, benz &riessrubm bic
Iausllhfeit eines &anboaten fur bic prdf'
centidaft abme6en. Sts.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

Gine burner OoerUreD
booenG semitic n.-Die pericnen,
tpeld,e als Deleaateu bon penniplpanien tn
Der neulith suguffalo oehalteuenGcnpentioa
Der Sdrnbrrners, Trepbcreumdnner Ino ans
aubere uusufrieoeneu susesen naren, tatten
aa, 1Oten eie{es Wecnata cine 3ulamn'en'
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-09-06

f5ng:
Glnc 0aitwirtblhaft mlI ecr herrIld'ltcn
Nuslld,t auf Ber9e, 4Edlccr, rclhc SInten,
lahcnce MWleu uno ltrlie, maieltlIud>r
Sr6me, ia bis oui oa6 fern: Wicer ihwelft
oaS entSudte Glue.
CMuflt uno @siau9 IN Nner9ruuo.)
,Oas game Geut}hlano fol- eS len,
8 SSctt pom SNlmmel Gsb raren,
lluo eeb uus dttteu oeutihen Wutb,
OaE mir es liebcu treu uno gut.
Nae IcQ es ,eln,
Das oan,e Hcutlhlano fol- cs lein.'
Der Ssltreiter Ctriuft uno iIn9!) 0oe
ioa es ieiE
Der preusc (triuft unc iln]D. Da6 lrll
es iein
Der Saicr. Ia5 9anSc Dcutldlano foil
es ftin
Sber. Das qau;e Icutftlano lra es irlll,
Der S'treid,er. Sdlun'S aber, meIne
S,erren, Stltreid, fauu nur Su eincm Staas
tsubuuce lsine 3uitimmun9 ertbeien cenn
,pie loate eS tm auoers n,oAllh Iell', eln
oGsu Seourfnileu cntlpretcnree Serhal'n'ii
iu 1einsn iauilten uno neutrality-suspicious.
,eu bsr,ui1eaeu 2 sluh fam es nId,t ooe
e5criuste Yen lciuer Scupsranltdt lld, uet'
meu lalien.
Ter preuGe. preussn mus 1h ebeulc ali
oa5 guuthieocn(fe 9cgcu oues Shmoleru
Semcr Solperanitit oer,p1hren. Nat oenr
Nreugeu feine eiaeue @cfd,'d,te ? SclIer
Der orcee Rurfi,rlt, Der 9rcse Sre, Der Nrr'
se Trietr,d, 9S!lhelm um(onlt 9elebt habcns
Der gaier. 8aiern fam chen 70 irenll
felue Geltfltdnr,9feit ouf9ebcn, oenn M
aise es baieri1.hes Bier, wcnn eS fein 8al
srn mebr 9dte 2
Isle ltc6en an.) ... ..
Das Bier bod, ! Deutihlano bod
(Sie flngen.)
Das foa e5 fein. cas- lcG es fein, eas gan
,e Ieutlhlano foI eS lein
Der Nauucperan. S.onncYer mnB icIbit
ftiueia ble,bsu, mue leine Naaele9enhe'te'
mic bisber leltlf bsfor9en rasllser'ae (~rh
oemeiuter 93atb, @elesenbeit SuSer'predhun
oea. Snfompeten,ert!irungen uno eerAle'
heu) uberlaf1e idb ots gutter patriot reet
oeru benz Warlament CUR @tabluuns Del
beutfheu Gimbeit. Oeitreid' uno pFeuBe'
Gnb felt iebe. meiue Scrblcer, 10y halte m'
fe auf SnraeNlouperain'tdt:
Der SSnis. garaer grcs 1T es s'par
ob1rluter Rouia 81 lein; aroBer aber, Snr
DER zines freien Staatee, fcn't'tn'''nens
9,iier Y,n Deatihlano. Sbr iett, Snr9e
ih ache aon, in Cure Scee ein, o'rum mad,
mid, al Guerm &ailer.
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05
]. I. GidlingS.

The following statement was presented by
Mr.. Palfrey as an amendment to his resolu-
ton in relation to the disturbances in the
District. No action had been taken upon it
when we last heard.
l., J. r. Gid6ings, a member Of the House
Of representatives, state, that during yester-
day ! heard from various respectable persons,
that in the mob of Tuesday my name was
mentioned, and my person threatened by in
dividuals assembled; that my lodgings were
inquired for, and advised that | should be
%lynched by those engaged in the mob.
That friends who heard this, represented
that | should be in danger if found by those
engaged, and | was advised to arm myself TO
protect my person.
That during the forenoon of yesterday, |
visited the Jail of this District. | was not
acquainted with the keeper; and when | an
rived, | announced to him my name, and that
| was a member Of this body. That | fur
ther said to him that wished to see the per-
sons confined there on a charge of carrying
away slaves from this District. | told him
that | wished to say to them that they should
have the benefit of counsel and a legal trial
and their rights should be protected, and de.
sired him TO be present. He went with me
to the passage that leads 10 the cells.
While conversing with these men in the
presence of the keeper, a mob came to the
iron gate at the head of the stairway, and de-
manded that | should leave forthwith. The
keeper informed me that he would not open
the gate unless | left the building immediate
ly. That | refused to do. The keeper as
sured them that he would not open the door
until they retired. l was further informed,
that the mob had compelled the guard at the
lower gate to deliver up the key to them; and
in this way they had opened that gate, and
by that means obtained access to the passage
at the head of the stairs.
After the mob had left the stairs, and en-
tered the lower passage, the keeper and my
self, and the Hon. f. S. Hamlin, who had
visited the Jail as attorney for the prisoners,
with me, came down to the lower gate, in
front of which the mob was assembled. He
opened the gate, and | walked out. This
morning | have been informed by a gentle
man who is a stranger to me, but says he
was present and heard the proposition made
by individuals TO lay violent hands upon me
as | came out of the prison, one of whom, he
informed me, was a Mr.. Slater, a slave-deal-
er from Baltimore, whom he states to have
been active in instigating others 10 violence.
This day, | have been informed by vari-
Gus individuals, that during the mob of last
night, my lodgings were inquired for, and my
person threatened with violence and lynch
ing.
l further state that ! have no doubt of the
accuracy of these statements to which | have
referred.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05
From tie Mystery.
Outrage.

Mr.. VIM. Daily, one of the most respecta-
BILE colored citizens of Richmond, who has
resided some time in Liberia, but within the
last three years returned to America, a short
portion Of which time he has spent in Rich
mond, the place of his birth, and residence of
his time and cars-worn parents, was, a few
days since, arrested for no other crime than
being. found upon the soil on which he breath
ed his first infant breath, and required to give
security within fire days, 10 leave the State
in ten, or remain in prison until he was ready
to leave. But peradventuTe he should not be
able to pay his jail fees, according to the wis
dom and hospitality Of Virginia lawmakers,
he must be sold from the auction block to the
: highest bidder,' and there are not a few ca
ses on record, where like victims nave be-
come slaves for life.
What a glorious commentary upon the pro-
fessedly free institutions of Republican A.
merica One breeze heaves upon its bosom
the warm, generous and enthusiastic shout of
sympathy in behalf of the comparative free
men of Europe in their struggles for more
liberty, whilst the next heralds the arrest of
a nominally free citizen for simply being
where it pleased his Creator TO give him his
birth.
If the sun of heaven shines upon a country
more redolent with hypocrisy and base incon-
sisiency, to say nothing of cruel oppression,
than slave-dealing America, it is only surpri-
sing that Jehovah through the lightning's
power has not, long ere this, shattered it into
ten Thousand atoms.-F.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-05-05
The Case Reversed.

If, says Price, you have a right to make
another man a slave, he has a right to make
you a slave; and if we have no right says
Ramsay, TO sell him, no one has a right TO
purchase him.
If ever negroes, bursting their chains,
should com (Which Heaven forbid) on the
European coast, to drag whites of both sexes
from their families; to chain them and con-
duet them to Africa, and mark them with a
hot iron; if whites stolen, sold, purchased by
crimes, and placed under the guidance of
merciless inspectors, were Immediately COM
PEELED by the strokeIof the whip, to work in
a climate injurious to their health, where at
the close of each day, they could have no
other consolation than that Of a advancing an-
other step to the tomb-no other perspective
than to suffer and to die in all the anguish of
despair-if devoted TO the misery and igno-
miny. they were excluded from all the privl-
leges of society, and declared legally incapa-
BILE of judicial action, their testimony would
not have been admitted even againstthe black
class; if driven from the sidewalks, they were
compelled to mingle with the animals In the
middle Of the street-if a subscription were
made to have them iashed in a mass, and
their backs, to prevent grangrene, covered
with pepper and with salt-if the forfeit for
killing them were but a trifing sum-if a re-
ward were offered for experimenting those who
escape from slavery-ii those who escape