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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Death OF hrs, White.

Death Oh ITS, White.
" e have already published an account
or the death Of Mr. White bv the ADaehe
Indians, and also the captivity and sub
sequent murder Of his wife On learning
the capture Of Mrs White. her brother.
lion. Andrew j Dunn. a member of the
Virginia House Of Delegates immediate
ly resigned his seat In that BODY, and
started to rescue his sister from the sava-
gcs The Abingdon Eirginian publishes
the following letter from Mr.. Dunn to his
brother IN Abinedos. giving the particu-
lars Of Mrs W melancholy end These
details viii doubtless interest many Cf the
readers Of the Tribune
INDEFENDEScE, Jan 10 1850.
Ny DEAR BEo:-I hasten to attempt
to give You the fate of oar dear sister
Ann. According to the statement of Mai
Ogden, just coming from Santa Fe. (tLe
Express under his charcc) SAYS after hav-
ing used every possible means to obtain
her by negotiation, offering aav amount
for her recovery. &c. thev came to the con
clUsion that she was not living. and In fac.
the Indians made or eudeavorod to make
the same impression that she was not alive
The troops, however. went In purs lit Of
her, and having gone some distance on tie
track OF a drove of wild horses, found
their mistake. and pursued a different
course. Soon after they found scattered
upon the ground pieces of her dresses.
and in other places thread lace Sc, torn
from her clothing, that those who were
after her might keep IN theright dirccti0n
aided BY these sights So fire iucntIv, they
made such rapid progress that thcy finally
came upon the spies Of this band who
communicated it to the camp, and at once
ali mounted their mules and ponies. piorc-
el Annals heart with an arrow. leaving in
cheIr utter confusion their own children
from whose Hccks We're suspended the
wheels and cases from Mr. Whites and
Anna watches She was
well clothed in her usual dress. She re
fused 70 60 when she got sightof the troops,
and they shot Ler and left From her an-
pearauca She lad not in any way been
abused bat looked thin and heart broken.
There were four AIacAes killed in whose
possession were found 1Ir Whites min
iatUre and Annals butter-kuiyes, silver
spoons. and other little things. With her
initials up9n them and uow in the hands
# tie Express man at Liberty EIr 0g-
den promises to send these tome in q few
days. also any other information he can
There Is great Excitement here. and one
thousand men are ut the service 0f the De
partmaut at II hours notice Call Court
here u day retiti0ned the President to
-.,.3 % fs--..,lr, r ,..--. -- ..-- ..A-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
There Is much good sense and sound

There Is much good sense and sound
logic and refined sentiment In the follow
ing paragraph from the Salem Gazette
-GRAruIrogs PElNrIyG. There Is no
such thing as doing anything -gratuitOus
W. in q printing office Somebody must
pay for every thing that IS done, Not a
line can be set that does not cost money
for setting Esther the printer must pay
the whole. or the advertiser his share
The only question to be asked By the pub
Usher who Is to pay the money for the Ia
Dor, what ground has this party or indi-
vidual to require me to pay for the pro
motion Of its or his objects.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
9aa1Gmn D.


-~-~~~~~o~~~@~N'Nr~s---sN-
IL Tie ios.owing spirit-stir7Ing Tyre, from the
pen of Gan, NoBRIs, VIII 20 through the country
Ike the ciaag o. trumpet and ind an g no II ev
cry Americas heart Ii is In the true vein
From tae Home Journal.
THE FLAG 0F OUR UNION.
GEORGE p. MORRIS.
a song f1r lE- banner -IEe ,ytclrv ID r.1-i-
Which gtga the Republic her =ra'an4
United ae -au3-dlllted we .a.l ~
1t mace a..I preserves rs a nation.
The union o- iaAes-the union 81 lands
The urig- IF states none can sever
The union O aclrts-tle union of hands
And tie Flag of the Union lor ever.
An eFerl
The Fag ot our Union lor ever!
What Gal Il ai- Infinite Wisdom designed
And a.#. with Republican rhuui~rg
Not all Tie -rras desqots and factions canbned,
Have tfs power 10 conquer or =ludeT
The union %. -'.es-the union Of lands
The gs.5os et States none can sever
The union ii -stTrs-.ae uniau Of hands
Anl le + z Of the Union Tor cver
A ever!
The F1aE et9ar union for ever.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

Vino viii say, after this, that a really
virtuous mind cannot triumph over obsta-
cies which appear insurmountable2 Who
viii say that a SHINING woman cannot turn
from her path2 Reader. this is true
narrative, and it illustrates a fact that
pure and honest heart can triumph over
the frmest preiudices and errors.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

COUNTIES N CALrFoRyIA.-The following
are the names Of the couutihs 10 the new
State, as SCI forth IN the ball which has passed
the Legs sture-
San Diego, Los Acgelos. Santa Barbara
San LuiS Ohispo. Monterey, Braociforte. San
FRANCISCO Santa Clara. Morut. Diablo, Marin.
>on"ma, S'ltHa- hoio, hendocino. Sacra-
mento. Coipna. Suffer. Butte. Yuba Coins,
Shasta. Trinity. CaIaveros. Tgolufnde NJ
0Jsa--25 in nuGitsr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

hFsTUcKT FoR UMoN. A large number
OF the citizens of Mason Co. Kentucky, in ia
vor of the Uuion aud opposed TO the Nash
vile Convention was held at the Court House
IN MaTsyIile 90 the Iith inst Hon VALE
BR kETD presid ID, aud resolutions were passed
strongly condemnatory Of the treasonab!e
Convention az Nashville
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

IxFIDEL FRANKYEss-An infdel in St
Louis has pledged $40 year TO the Sab
bath school in that city, not that he cares
about the spiritual and moral welfare Of
the children: but because it makes them
behave better on the Sabbath
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

4 LADY OF TAsrE-A young lady hav-
ing purchased an assortment Of music,
turned suddenly back and said to the
clerk. There is one thing l have forgot
ten" What Is that 2" The lady re-
Piled. one Kiss bct0re IRE payt,' upon
which the clerk vaUIte3 over the counter.
and saluted thef4ir stranger with bUss
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

PosT OFFICE CHANGE.-The Postmaster
General has established new Post Ofice AZ
Laureita. Sank County, in this Stare, and
changed the name Of Southport ?. O. to Ke.
nosha,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
CnARLES LEEATE-

S.rgsala- Partner of te Ia-s -7H Of PG~rls & leg
1ts Confines Land Agency business at his old
stand <gecc4,ly occupied t1r st1rt tiale BY tL5
frm1
I1ui Warrants constantly t7r Sale --1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

C. We observe IN the dispatches to the
Gaiela Advertiser, that bill authorizing the
pay ment ot 81 900 70 the Winnebago Indians
was reported from the Judiciary Commute.
40 the Senate, on the 8ih, and passed.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

A City Charter for San francisco has been
prepared. and was 70 he submitted TO the peo.
pie on the 2d OF February Ist.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
CONGRESSIONAL.
IN SENArE-FRIDAY MABcHI5, 1850

Mr. WALKER. In pursuance Of notice,
asked and obtained leave to Introduce a
bill to provide the incipient measures Nee
essary for the construction Of railroad
from the Mississippi river to the Pacific
ocean.
Mr ". said Mr. President in pre-
scnting this bill. l desire to offer few
words explanatory Of its provisions. As
it is short, [ viii read it, if senators viii
give me their attention.
\ BILL 70 provide the inrciPjcnt measures nccez-
sarr for the construction OF Railroad from
the Mississippi river TO TIE Pacific ocean
SECTI0E l BE It cHucteI bYtLc Senate
and Hollse Of Representatives of the Uni
ted States ot dnlcricq ~ Congress assem-
bleL. That with view to the ultimate con
struction Of railroad from some suitable
point on the Mississippi river. to some
suitable point on the coast Of the Pacific
ocean, within the jurisdiction of the Uni-
I ted States there shall be detailed from
( the corps Of typographical engineers, q
sufficient force. whose duty 1t shall be 10
+ proceed, as soon as practicable, to select
survey. locate and mark, on the most prom
( er and eligible ground, route. not more
than thre. hundred feet wide. for a rail
road and to make and report to the See
retary Of War, map Of such survey and
location, together with an appropriate es-
innate Of the cost of constructing such
railroad
SEC , AQd be 1t further c,1qctoT.
That, as soon as practicable after said
route shall have been surveyed and loca-
4 9
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

AccoRDI>G to the articles of war, !, ia
death to stop cannon ball.--Er.
A "kn0cF-do,Un argument surely.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

There arc eHplgyed CH rhe canals. IN IN.
State OF New York, over thiT;y thousand ReE.
seven thousand boys. and four Thousand wo-
men, making IN Ell more than forty,one thou
sand persons
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

a young Indy when told to exercise for her
health, said she would jump ut an offer snd
run her own risk.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

THREE cEsT' REMEDY The Chicago
Journal recommends the following for every
-oli. hut cold weath4r
= A the season for clouds IS approaching
give YOU remedy have never known 70
'lrL Three cents worth nf iquorice three
cents worth Of gum ARABIC; put them IN a
4Uart Of warm water, aud simmer them aul
thoroughly dissolved; then add three cents
7vorh Of paregorir, and 4 Ike quantity Of an
irlsniai wine. LET il COO and SD whenever
no cnugh IS troublesome. II IS pleasant. IN
a'llble, cheap and good. 1t. cost IS only If
eel cents.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Land Reform Meeting.

i very large and enthusiastic meetlng~of
Land ReioTmers was held at Military Han
IN Milwaukee on Monday evening. Good
speeches were made and resolutions PASSED.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Terms of the Tribune:

To Village Subscribers, . So 90
To Office and mail Subscribers, 50
For a less time than one year, in the sane
proportion.
II Payment 70 be nsde IN .1dra"ce.
Single copies hve cents
IL Produce of all kinds, received on subscrip-
tIon at the market prices.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

Said one merchant, = 7 have dome business
tn years; and not speat fge dollars IN adver-
Using" SAID another, Il have done busi-
4es fye years, and speut ane-tenth Of all my
profits IN advertising, and have made more.
hat YOU have made Ia ten" Which was the
nost Intelligent oF tlle t@o1
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

Z. 9. Judson, atlas b lGtIine. sentenced
20 one year al BiackweIrs Island, for partIci-
.,ating in the Astor Place riot, has been par
foned by the Govenur of New York.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
Astes OF Advsrtising

HATES OF Au-eVkIsiu
One square (l2 lines or less) one insertion Sl,0D
g Each additional insertion, IS
Ore wear. 1000
Half column Tor six months, ..... 1900
For one wear, .., 1920
One column. for SIX months, l5o9
For one year, 20CO
II TAliad vertisennentsc considered by thesquaT
unless otherwise agreed upon, and chaTgedf for un
til ordered out
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05

TIE golden HAIRED BEGGlR GIRL.

ROMANCE or REAL LIFE.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-04-05
The Honey Guide

Waupun, Wis Jan. 1850.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26
The smithsonian Institution.

torres Ioflrlc- es nc A7l4Ar.
wasH,ysToS Nonssy. asrct 3.
think that the Regents II this exec. .cu- Col eye
have acted with sound Judgment and iar. seeing
,as,c'ty, 10 their recent adoption Ct the plan pre-
sen. . b. their architect, JANIS RTywicK J.. Esq
Of sour City, for making the Whole 4 the .nterio-
pors .nansnip Of the center building, which IS en-
tr4l. separate from the wings and cOlnect.1-
racces. IRE proof 50 that the invaluable reooris
ami other property. sooa . be deposited % T. may
De secure In futGre ages.
Tie contractor, NJ CAvER)N. q - receive for
tha add.tona WORK 70 be done 10 order 20 elect
'hi, very desirable object, upon NJ RENwi X 8
plan. $1,000. Had the British Houses - Plr.a
iaent ard the Canadian Legislative Bindings been
fire proof na accident would not have caused the
destruction Of the one nor volen. mob been abe
80 readily ~ burn the ot1cr. with the library and
records
Iiscyidel,. from tlisc,. tact. that The Rec =
continue 10 repose e. .m .ir.t confidence IA Tie ar
cni'sef. supcl.Hte f.eut ar.l rIl'ra --or.
Two wears from the 10Th iusf are allowed 20 Mr
CAHEHos 'or thc c1mpeii 30 o. the Institution 10
Guiding the vorkmal.h D. inside aud ou.. Jadg
ins from past progress, 3. - probable De- val go
ahead OF bis agreement. the fire proof work iA
elusive
The property Of tire Institution is under the
immediate charge Of that eminent scho ar Prot
Hf,HY. who ias shown q. ri times, as ! am
informed. yea ior ts welfare bordering ol cathu-
.fasu He IS ~ DO mot si.b on tc premises, from
7i1 She morain. t'l f1ar ui-ht. sup lrrai.n- the
1r-4.-lIncui ani malgiace1-c O.. Cd l- q. rrf OH.
philosophers. apparatus. MANAGING The hat.. a. .
parfment uroesrinr competent lecturers, oIr..,.
ro8Ging wi'h learned societies home md 'oreiEn.
aal generally airing in getting every thing in good
working order Thlss who know tel me t'ai he
is iudei4ii-ahic.
/ learn. that in less than eighteen months. Tie
varied contents Of the Museum, or Nations ia.
lsry now occupy lag the second floor OF The Patent
OH.rc. may bee Icmosed t. the Smithsonian. THIS
viii give inventors and Patcniees the use OF their
upper hoor Tor the exhibition Of those models 10"
buried In the .hr Of that establishment
Toe fund 'or ihe purchase o. books 20 the smith
s1a.an " u. eventually be very large sld the Nora
Iy, under iudcious management BECOME very *
tensiye Professor BACBE has the credit Of the plan
Or preserving entire the principal sum bequeaihed
b. VI SVlTHsoy. aud understand tha, he takes
i.gel, interest in the affairs OF the Institution
some very interesting and deseuedly popular
Lectures have been delivered always 70 iaA al
d,ences. f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26
From ChagrC--ArriyaI Of the Steamer Crc--
cent civ,

This tine steamer ieit New Orleans March + at
? O'Clock, 4 NJ and arrived Al Chagres on The lAh Al g
A making the passage from port TO port in "a days
Tie steamship Oho arrived Al Chagres Oh the oh Inst
s1d 90 cave lie 18Th
There was uoihne later from san Francisco since the
sailing OF lie lssi Tie latest dsie from Panama
was to the 9h The Sarah Sands and Ten
nessec had not arrived There a. Panama about %
vesse- moot OF them bound for Ssu Francisco
The s's,e of health or he lsihmus WAS good
The Crescent cry len Chsgres on the l5h, a. =. NJ
arrived a. Kingston ia on re 18TH a. + len koss'
ton oa tie leh, s,2Ph
Tde Crescen, City experienced succession = heavy
,es from The North during he greater psT' q The passage
on re 2-h inst sae passed the steamer Cherokee .st
- { long = &c.
PA.sfNccKr-Fr From Chsg,es Dr. " Nauey u Mur
r.y. = Rod gers Cay; Cook, Benz Ready, Dr. ; Al
le~sHi. " ~ T4 1usl. Esq.
nroa Atay.f5a Jun NJ Victor Place, French Co1s-l
% -, Dom agOi N Blanchard ; Carv. 10 W san
Key, z A
Diro-On Ire pa.sag" from New-Odeans 20 Chagres
4 T. jackson, OF Memphis, Tenn ssee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26

claims upol the Government, Can C0nsress more
or9f,stly e1p'oy SINAI spare Of their time thaa
y the consideration ~ rms subject Tnc pagmeat
o. claim originating a l7-3. AID 81 Tat tine ess
than $50 o0 i mas now tsse0. as have alreadl
,hor1 within fraction Of quarter Of million O..
5oia-s % Discharge AID this IS not an Isolated
claim tv arv means Alpha
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TERMS OF ApvERTIs1E 6

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Basiae-s totlces.--i23 ce1s pc line esct iasera,r
General NOtices.-s's lce. or -, eecA l-ser1or,
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General Adverti-f iaeuts,-iNslb4>-- EiS1i .lnes
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20 .oser' n ~ Is cenfs
LEGAL Aayertisnmen'.-At IT, s.ei hf'9 ~ ~
iasrr-d IN p's payer a..~a' 10Th =
40 aorring and F.ver''g Editons
HEw-YoRz WEEKLY TRIBUNE
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.ans1 IN advance firm copies ~ S. twenty opfis
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For European Circulation.
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THc NEW YORK TRIBUNE
TOE
California;, Oregon, md the Sandwich isin"es
10 y0bHsh>d The departure u etch Nal Steamer 70
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GolDMiNss n ms PARG-A happier scheme
san senator Seekmaas p'sn toy eoryerns oky los a'o
GsG.uues. Iust Row NT.unSteh dcvc 90 sd shown u?
~ IA Sa hss co'c 10 lglt SeNera GrieAss snl Fcs
=, he Caavfniaas cal ten have been uos, probably
v,Ael IA he S,ree, OPeaus aEes asd rene1oss esredi
hons ase talked % fof ts season (cuasel lees having
-. 81, H. h,snch ~ business 20 ere lawyer over
$4,000 n seven years o;acrs are el-oes % 'he 50
80. Another ,vcey.Hg rssolaon has passed re
Cepaoa Couroa directing a. he STee's al Avenues
NJ vet opened oe PUi u01sT "ay Al oaeS, 1D . an
.Aooa be os IN do0g So just sechs resolution IN isa
which wAs meant 10 have eos only 500" l~~ y 'He -
"a, a,oue through a -is1yPrsAcHnH. about Saw
II . no, To be supposed, of course 'hs' any
p.,s.Aruy dwc!. 10 memory over ne Na'a.. ca
spea 10 eoas.der.nE re oSsress Nei''e "'1i J.
~ 49,, - orsug Ao1g. desires 20 repeal 81 sis-t
sduty lof Il IL Aksly bs any eounss- ey e'Hs wa
fl s,nc, he porty Reports which PAD sSV % $3.50
pio,c .eordius to Ire uass Row haaseis AMER ''i-~
So s,l we cal sgisugon ~ The ted 81 lsfpsc D."
ga, xxhi,h lie resilient 1.i oi Se1atof beeAAA az. "
v.l m secrecy AID Dispsseh nus - 10 ws.'h~oiSs
ST., =, ..y eases 80 possible, al oer "oFa N' u icy
VII nav for togowag NoAirg but reA uaseHees 'ssa
l.ors Al Albany Thsy rotor eSsy eofrnp@ aho We
hoaoraAe by eogresy hsvs 10 Business 10 @soa va
yeacesble nsa who may Re living npoa nc pe'9.e q
cue; WAY Al he rate Of s40to yeaf us'eaains =" -ss~
iag lie Tub.se w.hoa, shane a. - day, vine l'! ~A'
bal lsws protect lie yoor AID be WIDOW nom
"a seos-or 10 prsvsEt more thar oresaSF'sf % a :"
phaus pafrony lon being devoured al ess DIG Oo se
oad thought say kl the BIZ. II esngerees 10 tls
best % he puble oees and c he prospects o.
grer nsny !oveo Of 2, living and Light wosk who asse
hair ere shsEp vi os the PGk Gold-Mlass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Mgea :.

TIE markets. srea.y iCr C0rrcs, All ine ss.es
- - - GAYS have -ssi@ sffo as ine-dllz y =.
-I-sa B.. R----rts tu tass - - ~ s-in- =
=, $50 = a. - a0 1s.-- RI Corr - US
- -lrFlI.- MESSY Grad a. ~ h4-t .
t--sr -art~ sn- -.a- e. - go - D-s--ft . -
-gcl geueTI.T Ers - abs - s-ra--s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26

r. We cam from or clreslcnfent Il AF1ns
=. - az - p u. G ~ 81 = - present. r1orfn. -
-. ~ hcus. Of NJ. J1ssph bar1es, q -e Afgc.o-k
R.7-r h Vulgtl TuV1s1 b 40 1-s fS-- ~ Fs-f-
=. a - -ecs--ec ~ Ere Ia -fher w DTey 1Asgt
- rs,-sod A - pr1Tslgrs. c49LA-ng acd O,1sf
-ro--rr1 u .4s f.1-y wers ccnsz-ed
Bangor Why TEgIscsy.
~ The Mississippi Legislature adlOGTned sIHe
- = t.s 81 ns- A I'll pess>d slLnorziog Ne
--r- ii lss adtao1z- E-=sbe1s q CorgTes - ~hleA
Il SEfs usy becons s1-r-cc z-c.r - lev $40 uoe.
rrri 81 gscsra zeks Espsrsscs eci- sss>~s
AZ n. Lssrx<--s . rs<-x1s-S - s-s.4
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From Jannicn and ~. Domingo.

By the Crescent City, Capt SroDDARD, We have
HI .eston papers TO March 2 bat find 10 news -
The L. : frisatc Raritan. Capt Benz Page. bear
iug the broad penuant Of Commodore +. A. Parker,
commanding the Home squadron, was AZ Port
Royal. al well on board She arrived there on the
18Th irom 5; Domingo City and was 10 sal GA the
pa for Havana. Al Was quiet at ST. Domingo
city when IL, Rautan sailed The Dominican
squadron o. vessels was fitting out Tor sea thei.
destination was unknown.
Vice Admiral + arl Dundonad had placed II
NJ steamer Vixen At the disposal Of Com Parker
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-26
NENy-YORK TRIBUNE.
PENNSYLVANIA on SLAVERY.

GOV JonssroN Of peunsy lyams has just sent o.
the Legislature Of that State a special message on
oocas'0n of receiving certain resolutions nom tle
states Of Virginia and Georgia. lu relation O.
tho Preservation Of the onion. The Institution Of
slayery. and certain alleged violations Of the Fed
sral Constitution THE Message discusses the
charges AGAINST pennsy luania aud otberfee States
10 language a. once dizni6ed and to the point IL
reviews the history Of the State an connection with
slavery and shows that from tho first she has been
en- the side Of Freedom, but has always respected
tle provisions OF the Constitution. 4, also argues.
aud with great .orco, that Congress has power to
keep bondage out Of tho Territories or 20 abolish 10
IN the District Of Columbia w tn regard to the
charges Of bad faith On the pa't Of the State tie
Governor SAYS
The allegation # irhdeity 'o ho nsons. llon j. bes
answered tY he history Of her devotion AID attachment 90
this ga hdIlm &C our cyi! ard e lEous reed 40
Tue alien tnd ,cdiron lewo Of ibe national Co'Rfes'
while iev found 40 syfapAhy in ne hearts of her clcu
bui rOuse1 heir deepest AMI Geadrst opPpspL, ied 70
provoke her people 20 enter into any sranPemens Tor
tbelf Tessauce by force evfutp destruction on " mon
The extension ui Slavery over portions 90 TIE vs-t 10
mans - the lulsanna uicl .'e' alwDuSh IA auco.
s.uo1 10 her united sod solemn poet ana chcu h"d m
oubsge s feelings Of her people poo loed no 'h'ss Oh
dissolution
influence Of augmented slave represeIarJ1 n - Ma
ronai Congress, by the admission OF IeNs', VINE
deeply wounded, could not destroy her confidence ana
love for thu National compact
Tho e0mproInsc Of the Revenue Laws made 70 win an
srnng sister the duty Of obedience to re Cons'luo
and AWE by which wide spread ruin swept over her Lpr
def- wruug from heI citizens GeLIucatyus Of the red
ULtOn
Tie refusal on the Part II certain savehodug Sa'es 10
De yer up slug ~, required o do, hy express pruYs
iul u toe Constitution, tdnAppers, whose wrong don
was HgMnsi tie very sovereignty Of toe Commohwraih
furnished Ia her option, lp valid reason Tor assembling
Conventlrs % disrupt he con federation of lie Stats
d. Al Ffl o her L
ibJTizrd der aud loud complaints. lui hnr love or ut
UnOn rende ei her seui 6ai lncaceI tie 70 That dlr
cat AID more fneut!y couisOs woGi prevail Her voice
was heard oy in kind 1nrsnce No tersl complains
ola violated Constitution enl Invaded rgAs were tered
- wound brliicr's csr aud Interrupt Ire soca ard kn
bred -ndstips Of uni I'D pc pie snc remembered ia
we were @ common Tcop.c-fhaf common purr''e g.
the advancement Of human itts hai produced our CO..
nrctluu-Aa a common dagger bad unttd US 90 tterAh
binds and that "A common d-sury ava cd us
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GRtND LkRcENI-A man named Chss A. Bias
iey arrested z re Etna wsri yese-tAy % warrant
tou Dgehess Co ef1ginS nm VITA Burglary s0d srasd
srceay ~ owa y Norh EasL where he s.oe eothnE
% ne vAae Of Size be was assa . charge y oaecr
Ear-raefOn Of Dutrhes, Counfv