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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

SLAVE CASE AT THE WEsr. We Iearr
from Hlllsborongh (Oho) Gazette, that man b,
the name OF Cogzell from Memphis. uudertool
to carry OFT negro woman, in CIermont county
90 under the following circumstances: nj,
claim TO her services a slave, rested on ma
per purporng TO be bill of sale from torme,
owner in Memphis, not sufficiently authentica
ted. This paper certified that he had bougb
said slave Tor $3.50; that she was slave for lite
was sound OF boly aud mind, Sc which transac.
ton took place in April last This woman wa.
found at the house OF Mr. james Sloane. near
Mourertown, in Hamilton county, was seized by
these persons. in the house of Mr. Sloane and
dragged out some distance towards the road. with
tne Intention, as was believed, of transporting
her out OF the State, as slave Before the :
got TO the road, however, they were met bv Mr.
Sloane, and told they must not remove M,rv from
MS premises without first establishing their
claim.
While thus engaged, a warrant from ESQ.
Long was obtained, upon the oath of Fl. p.
Sloane, and the parties were arrested upon a
charge OF selling free black person named Ma
ny Elizabeth Munroe, keeping her in restraint
anu confinement, with intention to Transport her
out OF the State Of Ohio They were brought to
Hillsborough. Upon examining and comparing
the testimony it was found that Mary was the
slave oil COgZell, purchased as stated in the hill
OF -ale, in April last, that he, her master, sent
her with lady, Mrs. Philpot, who was in i'll
health, to Ohio, on a visit to her brother, a Mr..
immett one OF the accused
While residing In Clermont, some person in.
formed Mary that she free; that her master
having sent her to free State, had thereby
emancipated her. So she resolved to put the
matter to the proof and accordingly on the 9Th OF
July, lett the services of Mrs P. and was bv
some one taken TO Mr. Sloane's, where she re-
NAMED until seized by the claimants. The black
women Mary was admitted to testify as wit.
ness in the case, the first case, OF the kind in
Highland since the repeal of the Black Laws
Her testimony, it is said, was calm, clear and de.
liberate- without confusion or hesitation. and du
ly corroborated by the testimony OF others.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
ANTI-sLAYERY EAlR.

Inc Ladies Managers OF the An'>Slavery Fair held
last week in this city, have decided to continue it two
DAY longer. The Fair vii accordingly re open this
tMoNDAY) afternoon at . o'clock, and will cont nue.
through Tomorrow evening. Many rich and beautiful
as well as useful articles remain to be disposed Of A
portion OF The time, in the evenings, viii be given to
Muse and Addresses
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
THE LAST DAY.

The ANTI SLAVERY FAIR continues openat War,
rem Hall throug the day, and will close at 10 O'Clock
HIS EVENING. There remain great variety o
very beautiful and useful articles, which my be had
at undoubted BARGAINS. Cake aid o her reiresh>
ments which may remain at the close, will he sold at
AUCTION. Ice Creams &c. through he evening
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

" The foreign correspondent of the Phil.
North American says:
"The heroic BEN and the immortal Kossutb
have arrived safely at Adrlanople, on their way
10 England. They will be warmly welcomed
here They intend to settle in the United
States.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

vi OhSefa nearly III OUO persons have died this sea.
30" III LONDON ana 1t seems to he Severe Just now thu
al any previous period Al the same time has in
creased IN many places on the continent. F6rty are
dying OH day Ia Berlin, and the mortality is sill con-
siderable IN Paris In the latter city 10 eco deaths have
occurred OF this disease, which is more than in 1892
Tough not quite so many in proportion to the popula>
ton.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

u The Boston Post says, S S. Prentlss lately beat
Daniel Webster in catching blue fish at the Vineyard
and now is announced that Isaac Hill, of Concord
has raised 5000 bushels Of potatoes on IL acres Of land
while Mr. Wehstr's farm in Franklin has produced bu
2lOO ON the same numier Of acres
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

II FTighfm Plunge and Remarkable Escope.
AS MIR ollVer Wheeler OF this city, was driving
up owasco street in buggy, in which was his
wife and sister, on Tuesday afternoon, his horse
became FESTIVE just before he reached the new
WOODEN Factory, in consequence OF which his
vile made the efior@o jump out. In attempt
ing TO prevent her Mr. Wheeler partially
lost the management of the horse, which
suddenly sheered to the right, pfecipitating the
whole party down the bank of the Owasco to the
distance OF about 100 feet. The bank is so pre-
clPltouS at the point at which they went over,
that one could not walk dowr, and though the
morse IN the descent rolled over Mrs W, striking
her In the face with one OF his shoes, neither OF
the party were seriously injured All ofthem,
no" eV r, were more. or less hurt-Mrs Wheeler
the most severely. Considering the distance
they fell, and the fact that the whole weight OF
'he morse must have fallen upon Mrs W, it is
certainly remarkable that neither OF then, was
Killed, and more remarkable that none OF them
received any fatal injury. Huouyn .aduertiser.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

U Warrington wing writer says "The President
has been lately much exasperated at the complaints
made against his administration and his MINISTER'S b,
lead NJ wings :"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

IL Those who are il want OF instruction in Music
Printing or the French Language are referred to the
advertisement of Mrs Hall in this piper We are in
formed that she IS accomplished teacher.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

BREACH OF PROMISE AT the Newburyport Court
OF Common Pleas, lasl week Hiss Putnam Of Danvers.
obtained verdict of S575, against Charles w. Story
Of Essex. The amount claimed was $500
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
Music. French and PAINTING

M RS HALL, lady who has received her education IN
AfA scotland Oilers her services the public of Worces
,tr as teacher Of MUSIC, FRENCH, and PAINTING
Mrs will attend 10 the instruction Of Young Ladies in
hee branches at the residences of their pares Terms 10
for Music, S4 for French, and 81 for Painting Far n,S
particulars inquire at this Office ~
Worcester, Sept 25. ar
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

u 1t is expected that Ffederka Bremen the Swed,
ISL au'hoess will arrive ia this country in the next
steamer
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

IL Young gentlemen who would prosper in
love should WOO gently. 1t is not fashionable for
young ladies to take ardent spirits.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

LEAKAGE.-A leakage has been discovered in
some OF the Pennsylvania canals. Some $40.
600 have already passed through.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

IL See advertisement OF Horses and Buggy 70,
sale cheap at the Central Hotel Stable.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
DIED.

DIED.
IN auburn Dale, Sept g. .eph L., son Of Mr. Joseph
lFaneral this afternoon at O'Clock at the heuse IF
heV John Ne son in Leicester Friends are invited "a he
present. ~ W "0
In Leices er, Sept 81, Mr. Nathan Daniels, 81.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
MARRIEQ.

In West Springfield, sept H. by Rev. M Buckingham.
~ Mr. L; >. Rust OF W. s. TO Miss Elizabeth s. Gals OF
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25

a SCENE IN COURT. The Cincinnati Com.
mercial tells the following story of scene in a
Court OF that city:
Not bad anecdote is told OF Esq Wick Roll
case oil assault and battery came before hin,
some time since, and after an exabination ol
several witnesses, one OF them, whom the Squire
mad questioned rather sharply, became highly
incensed, and uncorking the vials of 5 wrath.
sa'u he could whip any man that doubted his
word under GA h +" The Squire pu,IeJ nT ri
Spectacles, made leap over the rail and cried
"the court stands adjourned till the sht's over"
and then III trce, ''harnessed" to tue witness
and Whipped him in about as quick tine as he
supposed to b agreeable / he beligerenl Wit.
ness being disposed OF, he gave in his decision
according 10 the evidence
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
Add the deposites OF 1913,

Total deposits fro California,
The Coinage OF Gold Dollars at
the Mint in Philadelphia, TO
the Slst ult., was
AT Branch Mint TO July 3lst,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
$l,9l6,53S 80
44,l77 90
$l.96O,7l5 50
S595,766 90

Total Coinage of Gold Dollars, 1896 766 90
CALIFORNIA GOLD AT THE MINT. Near.
Iy $70O,OOO in California gold dust, has been re-
ceiyed at the Mint in Philadelphia, during the
past week, and is being coined rapidly
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-09-25
CALIFORNIA GOLD. The Philadelphia North

$1,740,620 OF
1898 10
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Ginthci[nnnsE Sin.

Der grfoI9 Der 9Bbi9 Qartei, in 70 fern
bic 9eise9cbun9 babel, bel Der nd6ffen
8abt betbsiIist ii, 1T cine SADIE pOn eini-
ger @ibtiofsit. Sn Der nddfien Sieun9
wiro Die 8iq weaen Quffsnun9 Don Sena'
loren uno Gepreientantsn fir Die nihifen
Iirben Sabre Su pafirsn fetn,-0ies alIein
ioQte Die @biss psrurlabsn nit ibrer gan
Sen &raft ibre @anoibatsn 81 unterliisen.
Die 9cfos babsn fib niemals 9ef6eut bic
nisoriefsn MittsI Su srsreifsn ben Staat
Su betru9en uno bic 9epalt in ibren tSin,
Den Su erbaIten.- Sum Seu9niB brau6en
mir nur auf sic Isste Giutbcilungsbia bin:
Sumei1eu, meIte @etmOrsIanc orei Meit-
9Ieoer Der @ciee9ebun9, uno gBafhin9tcn
nur 10 i Sutbeilt-weId)e 8erfs oiefdben
Sertreter in beicen 3ws9en 9epdbrt oIs
allegheny, uno Mont9omerp etnen Senator
uno @bslter uno SeIawdre nur eiuen. gBir
f0nnten nod mebr Quufts anfubren, Die obi
aen werosn iecOb siusm Ofensn 9eiite bin.
IinaIicb Ssisen wie f6dnolib Der Stdat bs'
troaen wato.-Wsnu bic @biss 9eretti9'
Felt wunfbrn. 70 fOlltsn fe feline Mlube
Iparen. litb cine Msbrbsit in beioen 5du:
fern Su usrfhaffsn caeurb. uno oaour6
aCsin, Fam Iie errun9en weroen.-( (Sater.
lanospdbter)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
9aus> tlnb GanDmirtbItbaf
WsitteI, snrGrbaItnuo oer @fsrfdeubaams

Nfttfcl, snrSrbdItRII0 1cr 9Sfiribeub6unis
ga bic 8Iaas 70 aassmein in. eas bic
pfrfhsnbdums bel uns nidbt geoeiben mou.
ten. 70 wiro es nueidb lein, Gin Mittet be-
fannt Su MAIDEN poourb oiefe 93dume sr-
baIten Wercsn t6nnen. ,pis es fidb bur6 wie.
cerbcIte Serfude beitdti9t bat.
uno csfes Mittst bsiftbt in foIasnser
8erfabrunasart
llfens-Sm Monat Qprif, matBcem beg
Srolt aus Der groe it, nsbme man bic Or.
De pUn eem Stamme bis Sur tSauptwurSsb
runb lumber meg, fpurs tie Wlrmer nab,
uno tocte ielbige nit einem ffeifsn SifdbsinL
Sarauf mifbs eebm. friitsn Submit unD
ausgefc6ts 4fte BON iserm gIsibpisI sli.
fammsn; Obsr man Fam aud cen pisrtes
SbeiI gutter 9etrcdnetsr 1fbe oarunter mv
lben. nno earaus einen Morte MAIDEN,
Wumit man nun bic bel eem Toofen ctg
Wurmer perutfabten @unon oes 8aus
mes weniaffens sinen 3ol bid betsdft. uuo
oann bic groe 9cbOri9 rpieosr UNI ben 8auns
5rin9t.
2tsns-SObaIo als Die pfrfbsubiume
anfanasn Su bIubsn, uno msnn Der Gbau
earauf lie9t, 70 firsue man nit sinsm tleiner
Spatsn trodsne aide auf ben Baum, uuu
menn bies 3 bis 4 Nal i'm SrubIina ae.
fhiebt 70 bswabrt ss Die Srubte unb be-
fbust ben Baum, oaB sr feinen 9ummt
perIierst. Benn burb llnfaq bic 4fte
nicbt ale aeiie bswabrt bat. 10 ba6 fie 1us-
phbIe bsfommsn. oaun fhnfibe man fsIbi.
&c neg; tbut man oisS nbt, 70 wsren fie
petmslfen unb psurfatsn. na6 Der Baum
uno bic Srubts un9sfuno nsrosn.
3tens-3u Ginger 5sil i'm Nonat Sep.
tembsr fauge man an. in fIeinen portionso
Die SIdttsr uno bic Groe um cen Stamm
berum weaSunsbmsn, fU oae r Qusaanas
Nopembsr bis an Die 5aupt,purSd pon al
Ter Groe entbl6bt iff-mo es ii6 trsffsn
fam, eaB man l bis 2 Sabren bunsiIsn
mtroer sinen Burm antrifft. wenn eieftp
absr frlb pernittst rpiro. 70 fhaoet er benz
Saume niht; Die Wunee piro lsbr bal6
eur6 obiscn M6rtsI ausbslsu..
4tsns-@snn man irarno sinsn pom ben
pfirften bsmoft. bc6su 8littsr seIb wcr,
een mCIIen. 70 mirft man gsiiebte 1fdbe auf
ben Baum, wdbrsno Die 8litter no6 fiub,
une in weni9er ais elmer @ode werosn bic
SIdttsr ess Sdumes miseer eriu uno blis
beno wsrcsn.- C8auernfrsuno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
. ie u o { hrub r.

0iefe 9arftiee Granfbsit, faat Der Rsa.
ein9 4oIsr. bsrrfbt oiefe Sabrsssit nicbt al.
tein in mebreren 9s9encsn oisfsr Gaunip.
fOnoern SismIidb ausaebrritet curbs game
eano. bic uno ba b6sartiesr oils an anoern
Srten. Su unfsrn WetfeltIdttern ffnben
mir Sur Seilun9 osrfelbsn mebrere MitttI
on9sscben, woucn mir bier sinise fOIasn
Iaeen:
Yebme stwas Butter aus Dem BufterfaE,
afeib natcsm fie ecffoesn, esraoe nie iie
it, Cbne eisfelbe Su faISen Ooer Su rpafbsn;
flare iie ab iber Dem Seusr wir Sonie. uub
wenn lir hbsr sinem beucn Ssusr esfbmcI.
sen, fhoume man bic MilbtbsiIdten foro.
faltia mea. Ser patient Crpenn ein gr-
pabfeuer,) } nimmt td9Iib speimaI Swei G6.
ISffeiuUll pcn Gem llsberrsf. DIES bot ME.
mails prfsbIt cine !Ssilun9 Su bewirten, unS
in picIsn SdIlen fali auesnbldlib. Su bel.
nabs Elm buneert oumit aneelienten 8aIu-
den bat ss fb rfOIersitb bewisfen. unb
SteIen, bic man an eem Gano ees &obfs
9lanbts. Uufhoffts IS unmiusIbare 6uIfs.
.(@aIeeonan MGfurD, @binbura. -,--,
Gin anoerss.- Nebme sinen gefofFti
pOu gBoissnmrbI uno uamiGbe es nit ii.
mem Bein9Idstsn pOu .Scu6nbif6en Sin.
Dies fou prObat fcin. rNta
u d bei 8. - Sn elm Weint cbtt
Quart 9uten @hisfsp Oosr Sin tbne man
cine CUTE Suantitit niIoe GomiIen. Idi5e
iie rsbt ausSisbsn uno nsbme cann BEL In.
fallen BON beftisem Dur6fau ODER Subr iss
&C Stuncs einsn gbIcfCI roll bacon Gin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Sie Syeormoue,,.

Sn ct. eouis fino Na6ri6ten aus bsr
MOrmonen TiscnIafuns am SaIjfse poHs
IL. SuIi einsetrCfen. ..r.
Die Qniieclsr srfrsutsn iidb Der beffen Gss
lunobelt unS ibre @rntsausf&tsn tparsn
pOrtreffl6.
Io'ooO 1uswancerer na6 RaIifcrnien
waren om SolSies eiuastroffen, uno 1000
Datten bslblonsn. bafslbli Su ibrminteru.
Stele UusmanoHer battcn iidb ,ur ReIioipn
Der WsOrmcnen befsbrt. uno molIten i,de nm.
ter oenfeIben bIeibsno nispsrloiIsn.
Die bsnadbartsn Sntianer bsmisf,u iidy
9e9en Die 4niiecIer uno 1usm manbsrer frsuu6r
fdaftlib.
SanoeIsartifel warsn mobIfeil, neil piefs
IuSpanoerer 9Sd9en u. @aaren i'm SfiHe
Itebcn. um ua6 Dem SOIblanoe ftnsllr ae.
Ian9en su f6nnsn.
SOn einrm @asenluse rifTen in Der Wdbg
Don Sort Garamie $50 9efpanne aus, res
bel cine Nlrs. SIanfs est6otst. uns msbre
andre QerfCnen perpunosf murcsn.
Die 8swObnsr bss SaI5fee's unb sro6eu
Sbol Befens psn 6aIifornien babtu eing
proptfcrifte Re9ierun9 untsr BEN Yameu
nStaat Der Buits" 9sbilost.
Niaior Simcnfon Bat MiIitdrpotten bst
Smitb's @Crfs am Sear 8lper anssIset.
Sen. SSiIfon bsabii6tists, im Salsfes.
Sbale Su lbsrwiutsrr.
Qm Rcntas bcn IL. Sept. murte eins
esutits SanBpurtbie in pbilatsIpbia au
Der a. uno 9ermau ct. BON Raufbolbsn
hbefauen uno misbanosIt. unb msbre Esuts
fhe srbieItsn jun &bciI bsbeutsn6e Sous.
punoen.
Sm Sabr 1864 tarb cine Srau IN eipsr.
pool, Die, mie bic Na6ri6tsn faaen. 10
Wdnner gebabt babsn fou.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

~ Dem ,.RspubIitansr" uno unbern
eOfOfOfobsitun9sn. wsldbe Die Bbi9s 70 serne
SeosrnIiitsn f6sltsn. fomobl aIS fcIhen an
bern 8lrssrn, bsnsn Die @abrbeit liebsr 1T
ale Srus unbSdufbuns, m66ten mir ernff
lid Solsenbss ausosr @efpennfpIuanifben
StaatsSeituns sur aufmerffamsn Durtf6t
anempfeblen:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

fbIiesIi6 Der Sdfsn Rsuifaot. !6siIissnba.
fen, neblt Semsrn. pem Gieler Sunbe unb
Canal nunmsbr dufssboben fsi.
Die 60rdbifhm Gruppen rdumten aus
26. Nopara. Der lsets plae. ben iie in pie
mont inne batten. (Boiion Mrfur.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Gen. SapIor iiber Sflapcrei In ben nruer
Eicbietcu.

Sci Tsinr Qutunft in 1sresr. pa,
mabte cine 2njubI OcIeaatrn Don @arrsn
>. osmprdiicsntsn feline Qufwartuns. Sen.
SapIOr psrwabrte li6 bel oisisr 9slsgsnbeit
in elmer Idnssrsn untsrrscuns NIT cisfen
Serrsn fsisribft 9ssen bic uOn 9iooin9s +.
3. per6ffsntlibts Qntld9s in 8sSue auf fsi
ne Qnii6teu ubsr StIapersi uno bsmefte
sum S6Iuhe, oaB Die 8tp6Iferuns
ocs Ncroens feline Befurdtun9
uber Die weitsre Qusoebun9 Der
SfGaUerei Su be9en braube. Die
NOtbwsuoisfsit elmer partbsi Sur Ssbaup
tuna Der Gusf6lu6 Doctrine wiiroe balo
Don feltff f6winoen, ineem bisfe 1n9sls9sn
beit fiber Su 9uniien Der n6rOIitsn 1ni6
ten crIceiat perbe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

S~0is pCuitdnoi9en Ssritbte pom. Der
80bI i'm Staat aIabama Segn. eas bic
8bi9s i'm Senat cine Webrbsit Don ], ,une
Die GofOfOeos i'm Saufe cine Msbrbsit BON
IL Stimmsn babm, Alabama 1T beFaunt-
ltb Gin barter 9cfcfOfO Staot.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Sir GnnalsGon'miilioner
Ocnrp M. uuer

a.a Don Suserne SauntD.
-~NoNNSo-OO.ONNN
9SablsSiCFet fir SeCba SatltltD
. - Senator:
9lleranber 6. 95rptpn.
SthcmblD:
cSame6 SSeiler
oSame6 9lntDpnp.
a.. GOmmififUmcr:
aai SODn QIppel.
Sebatmeiiter:
9lmOS gttinger.
. Slrmeu sSireftOr:
.. cSpDn S6ifert.
Sprouer:
cSODn Seiberling.
SIuSitpr:
Qlaron gtfengarb.
Srnstics;
9Silltam SGger,
Smsn S6rei6eri
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

Beifeunb wObItbdtie.-Dis 8e.
wObner Milwoufie's babsn am Sseufsr freie
8arbdufer sur 8enueun9 bss pubIifums
uno bsIonesrs Der td9Iib anfommsneen
gmiaranten etablirt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Qpfpfpfo 9NahlietteI.

llnfsrs 9ssner biIpstsu am leeten. Sam
flag foI9encen 3etteI fur biefeS @auntp:
t QGembIp-Samutl Marr. GUb. 8Ipe.
Commit Samurl RnauB.
Sbasmeilfer-GbarIss 8. Mdrtln.
Observation-Disclosures 8roblf.
SruCtiss-SOf. Nunsmadsr, @barIsS
s.. Cooper.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

Sn Bcfcn 1T bic Rahridt sinesIdufen,
cos Capt. SOsmer uno 5 Watrofen Der
Sarse SdUst, BON 8efpcrt, beim 8auff6.
fang cttrunfm fine.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

Sm Sobr 1864 farb cine Srau IN eipsr.
pool, bic, mie bic Na6ri6tsn fassn, 10
Mdnner sebubt babsn fOu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

Sier babt Sbr fomit cine furSe SfiSs BON
ensm ieeen oisIsr @anoioaten, aber mir
musm eelteben, ba6 mir oe5 &aumcs nee:
gen ni6t 70 Uisl UUn ibnsn fa9en fOnnten,
aIs mir 9ewhnfbt baben, eeun Su @unlfen
folder @anrioatsn Idbt fi6 uneneIit uieI
Ia9en. 2lue eisfe 9anbicaten iino fibi9,
ebrli6 uno beIisbt, uno peroienen babsr
aud nit elmer arc6sn Mebrbeit srmdbIt 5u
wrrosn. Die Stimm9eber, ,peni9itenS alIe
oieieniaen Die nibt miIi9 fino ibre ei9eus
SntersIen fur siusn partb ei.R amen ooCr
cine 9 artbei ms9Susebeu. fOIIten in ibrer
Matt auifsbsn uno fagsn: - @ir 9cben
fur unlsr si9en @obG, i'm SorSu9 Dor Dem
Qartbei @ 0 B I, unc 9eben cbi9en Gam
oiooten uniere Uersiuigte unteritieun9."-
Quf oatr uno tbut Sure YFidt uno biefe
Ganeioaieu, bic nur oas olI9smeine @obI
i'm Guoe BADEN, muBsu nit elmer ttiumpbi
rsnecn Wcbrbrit enrdbIt weresn..
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for another season-unless indeed the ties of
party shall bind up the usual channels 10 the
human understanding and lead Us TO the yawn-
ing gulf OF political destruction.
II is wunde riul how many persons are emiera-
ting 10 California, and il is also singular 10 what
an cxeGl the New England People are in for this
widest Il specu!aions-h any man can
leave his own home aud the lace and council Of
his friends and turn on. from his native land TO
seek home in wilderness, where no house or
shelter will greet his coming, and to add 10 the
torture o. The expedition, no mothers smile nor
siser's love, nor the companionship OF vile is
10 be lounu; but where he love Of gold, the love
OF money, in all lis hideous deformiv, has com
plele conirol OF every man--We arc told thai The
love Of money is the rool of all evil: The p.overb
will be verified 10 The content If all the atvt n.n-
fers, many OF whom fee an evil deed, or rush
away from fallen fortunes or broken hopes reck-
less Of Consequences. One 9; cd effrc, will follow
In The course IL years, VIXEN these wanderers get
old their Thoughts will turn 10 the teachings Of
their lar distant and perhaps lfeess mother; and
The institutions Of the other States OF the Union,
will find in hem advocates, ana then will follow,
from their ccollections, churches and christian
Institutions fashioned after ours, aud unlurling
the same banner that now floats in every breeze,
and under which The entire nation is registered
teaching morality BY example and precep' that
has kept pace with The onward march II the
western world. Yours, ID. Ii. l..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-02-22
TulRrIErH CoNGREs>--ad session.
IReporled Tor the Baltimore SUM-
MONDAY, FEBR U4RY 10, ls49.

ioin, resolution from The House, oirectng
,bs ooverpmcnl OF Russia 10 b. suPPliei WIN CO
nies of The journal VI the Exploring ExPea'''oh'
was read twice and referred ,, =,
Memorials and petitions were presented W
Messrs. Dix, Alchison, johnson nt LOUISIANA !,
Rrioh,. Davis, OF Massachusetts, Hes'sco''' dua
King OF Alabama
Uoimpor,anl reports from commute $ were
made by Messrs. Miles, Downs, feicn, A'chi'
son. King and Yulec. ~ ;.s,,,c,iro
M Hale introduced resolution 'nsuuc'hs
the committee on Commerce 10 'nian. !; 10 ,sy.
wnether any alterations are necessary u VIC le,
anna laws 10 render lhem applicable to cur pes
sessions on the Pacific Coast. 49,. :. -.
A. ynlee presented the resolutions Of Vpe
C,ar;j. eesla,urc in reference 10 slavery --sin!-
;,a, in CHARACTER 10 those 81 he Legislatures ~
ean,h Carolina and Virginia. He remarked lha'
,sorab coming from State which al ne receh'
rssid.ntial election had been consicere inc pan
nor STATE among those which mad voted u Utn'
Tsrlor these resolutions had been passed ov ne
unanimous vote ui both Houses, and mad fece''.
"a he sanction OF the executive. The people OF
Florida would unite, body and scul, VIE W.
oinja and South Carolina in resisting aggression
and defending their rights.
Mr.. Wescou also stated, at icn9tp, us we =. !,
on the subject, and said that Inc eec'dI Nio"' h
,hosa resolutions that "as friends ul the Union Inc
reoole OF Florida view with alarm ac's ~nleh
p paye sl n weakened The bonds OF the Unon
and il persisted in will inevitably resu. . y, IN, a
dissolution Of The Union," express Inc tIae 'esl'
ings Of all parties in that State ana men in pre-,
dieIions would be verified, il the voice OF ,nsu
wss moi hushed and The hand OF aggression s'ayei
A dissolution OF The Union would o,neiW.se o'
The ipeviIable result, tor they considered DISCO u
lion preferable to submission 70 .n sn, 'h'en'eu
asgressions upon the rig hts 81 me SCUM =,
The resolutions were lald Oh inc 'ao'e dh' VI
| dsrcd 10 be printsd -, ,,;o, -,
dsrs 10 lake up The bill 10 provide for the adms
sion Of California and New Mexico as s'a'e;
| into The Union.