The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05

KNOWS now 10 ieel u" u''Wb'fa's HHN'
taught him to feel How do you suppose
he felt when we cxpunged-whcn W., sir.
drew the black marks of popular damnat'on
over his resolutions censurine General
Jacksoni Clay has always been getting
up omnibu.cs. Always, SIR And he ncy.
er got up one yet that he did not catch
some democrats. sir Never, SIR And
they always &c, killed. sir That's the
case with all his omnibuses They always
kill the passengers and save the driver.
No democrat should ever get into M omn'-
bins when Clay il driver, and especially IT
Webster is m outside passenger Look
out for break down, then An open car
riagc, a single carriage, and straight ahead
SIR is always the best in legislation"
From the Winchester Nrg,n@n.l
Legal Outrage.
Some Of our citizens have had, within II
few days past. auo.her sample, OF the JUS
,ice they must expect from the authorities
of the Northern States so long as the ~x.
ccntion Of The constitutional provision for
the recovery Of fugitive slaves il entrusted
TO them bv the Federal Government.
4 few weeks since party OF seven ne
rroes escaped from Clarke county. Three
Of them, two the property Of VIM. Taylor,
Esq, and one of John T.. Page. Esq, were
ARE sted in Harrisburg. Pa by party ,sho
went hence IN pursuit Of them. The,
were arrested by warrant for horse steal
ing. The aboliticnists Immediately brought
them on, of Jail by means of hnbcns cor
,us The court before which they were
brought ordered their discharge, on the
ground that Il mas no fslony for negro 10
steal has masters horse for me purpose Of
escaping This extraordinary and dis
graceful decision convinced the claimants
that they must help themselves to their own
property. as the court would not They
accordingly seized the negroes on their is
suing into the street. They were immed'-
ntclv attacked by the free black sympa.
thisers." aud in the melee which follow
cd one of the slaves disappeared. The
Court ordered the arrest and commit
tai on charge of melting To riots OF the
Southeru,rs' Mcssrs. l.. r. Moore Of Win.
chester. WIN. TAYLOR. Geo. ". lslcr, Lit.
tlelohn, and Col. Lewis ID. Ball. Of Berry
Vile. aud Herbert. kensel. aud Strayer. OF
MARYLAND The two remaining slaves were
also confined rs rioters. They were all
examined. Aad the whites held To bail IN
$500 for each man, to appear before the
N'",' ry,., lac. ,,.,. re
~ ;,' .a M, owner ", TayIor
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c.n,.J .nJ Il, ne,r,.s released The
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>..,",Ja, ho court was engaged ali
,,r ~ m. n,.mioa,iou of the negroes on
A., v,i, of habea. corpus. They were
chorced viii horse stealing. bu were in
lii, c,,,;,ive slaves No decision was
,,aJ. Yesterday. but this morning Judge
Pearson decided that the s,caliug of a
horse hv a slave for the purpose of escaping
was not criminal offence under the Ia"
for reclaiming iugiiIvcs, and consequently
he discharged them.
the prison door but had 10 sooner reached
the street. when the, were seized by 'h''r
masters, aud "A battle cnsued between theh''