The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-12-26
WASHINGTON, d. c., DECEMBER %, 1850.

Page
Cincinnati Anti-slavery sOcicty-AdjOurn-
ment ~
Curious Fac.-Ultra Pro-slavery Speech 3
Congress Indicted-Grand Jury Present.
ment 10
Democracy Of Free States Against Slavery II
Democracy Of Indiana Opposed to slavery l45
Democratic Convention, LenaWee county 80
Michigan W
Democratic Convention, Pennsylvania-Bri- -,
Emancipation on the Soil, the True Policy
Excitement at Detroit-a Slave Case III
Fugitive Slave Law-First Effort in Wilkes
barre County, Pennsylvania 10
Fugitive Slave Law illustrated III
Free-Soiler Withdrawn l'-
Fugitive Slave Law-0pinion Of the Attor-
Fo nsy G %cne ans slavery in Ohio 10
Free Soil Mass Meeting in Fayette County, -,
Ohio -
Free Soil Meeting in Iowa l43
Free Soil Meeting in Pittsburg Pennsylvania 1913
Free Soil Meeting in Lake County, Ohio 81
Fugitive Slave Bill 10y
Fugitive Slave Bill, First Case under 1853
Fugitive Slave Bill Votes in Senate on lo'
Free Democratic County Convention, Day
ton, Ohio I6I
Free Soil State Convention in Michigan 1872
Giddings, Hon. MIR, Speech on the Fugitive 30
Slave Law l''
Cooley, L. A, his Letter to the Columbia
Telegraph, South Carolina 81
Hamlet, Fugitive Slave, his Freedom Pur-
chased 1Gl
Indiana diana, Second Time Instruots her Repre-
Indiana Mass Meeting Against Slavery in 49,
the Territories 81
Johnston Gov Of Pennsylvania, on the Prop
erty Of Slaves in the South ii
Judge Jay Letter from Hon. w. J. Mel
son, on the Compromise Resolutions 81
Judge jays Opinion on the Constitutional
Power Of Congress to Prohibit the Exten-
sion of Slavery 81
Law for Slaves 2O3
Letter of Josiah Quincy-Fugitive Law 1919
Louisiana Liberal TO Free People Of Color 30
Louisiana Resolutions %
Montgomery County, Penn, in Favor of Adj
hitting California into the Union II
Movements of the People-Free Soil Con-
vention in Massachusetts, ~
| New Jersey lnstructs her Representatives -
New York Legislature Instructs her Repre-
sentatives IL
National Free Soil Convention l02
Northern Freemen and Southern Jails l7G
Ohio Free Soil Convention 26
Ontario County, New York, Against the Ex-
tension or ,,rs very ~ - 49, e.
Public Meeting held at Peterborough, New
York, in favor of Admitting California as
Public Meeting in the Free States aEainsts
the Fugitive Law ls4, ISIS, 1872, 1876, 2Oi
Slaves, Number in the United States 80
Slave Vessels captured by the English 20
Slavery Sinful in Itself s, IS, 60, 70, II, 81
Spirit of the Press-Remarks on the Vote of
the Hon Edward Duer, of New York II
Spooks, Ghosts and HobgObins 1919
Southern Sentiments-The Compromise Bill 1879
South Carolina Legislature 1919
Suppression of the Slave Trade in Brazil 1853
Tar and Feathers--North Carolina Sensi-
tiveness 176
The Ladies of the Anti-slavery Society,
Cincinnati 1903
sembly 81
The South and the North II
The Voice of Massachusetts on the Slavery
Thomas, Governor, of Maryland, against the
Wimot Proviso II
Union and Disunion 80
Van Buren,, John, to the Connecticut Free
Soil Convention 80
Vermont, Excitement against the Fugitive
Law 1873
Virginia Resolutions 20
Virginia and Ohio-Demand for Fugitive 81
Wesleyan University-an Error Corrected "A
Wing Pennsylvania State Convention, Reso-
luton of 1913
wilmOt, Hon D., Letter FROM Justifying his
Wisconsin Legislature Elects Free Soil
Yancey, Governor, of Acknowledgements
POLITICAL.
Most Uuptigated Doughface Il
Annual Reports of the Secretaries of the
Treasury, War, Navy, and Interior
Annual Message of the Governor of Ken
lucky II
A Southern Republic in Alliance with Mex
Another Southern Meeting III
Beale, Hon. J H., against Southern Con-
Benton, Colonel, his Letter to Friend 1875
Benton Meeting at St Louis, Missouri III
Rentons Speech at St Louis lS7
Boundary between Missouri and Iowa, Re-
Bulhrd, Judge, of New Orleans, elected to
Calhoun and the New York Union Meeting i3
Cass, General, on the Danger of the Union IS
Catholics not in Favor of the Clay Compro-
mise %
Census of Washington City, D. G. 10
Census of Massachusetts, - 202
Cheap Postage Association ~
Civil and Diplomatic Appropriations of the
General Government for 1850 lG1
Compromise Committee Of Thirteen in the
Senate -
Congressional Election in Massachusetts, a.
Connecticut Elections 81, 80, Ca 1902
Cooper, Senator, Disappoints his Friends 1879
Democrats, Western II
Dickinson, Senator, Dinner given to- by the
Hunkers of New York iO2
Doty's Hon. MIR, Resolution, and Mr. Foote 81
Doty, Hon. Mr. his Reasons for not Support
ing Mr.. Cobb as Speaker of the House of
Representatives II
Election in New York 1877
Elections in Vermont, Wisconsin, New Jer-
sey, New York, Illinois, and Massachusetts 1873
Elmore, F. H., appointed Senator from South
Ewing Hon. Thomas, appointed Senator from
Ohio l23
Georgia Convention 202
Hall, w. p will Contest the Election in
Missouri III
Indiana Constitutional Convention meets TO
Iowa Election l67
Letter from the Hon James Thompson be-
fore his Election Sc
Letter from the Hon II. Mann, to his Con-
stituents ST, III
List of Acts passed by the 3lst Congress. l6l
Letter from Francis Granger to Hon. Mr..
Hunt
Massachusetts, Election POP
Massachusetts Election OF Governor IL
Massach usetts, Nominations in III
Maryland Election Returns l62
Memorial 10 MIR W Wentworth from his Con-