The New York herald., 1850-02-22

TO eecrtncs or THIS only sufe
rer against the progress Of the slave pswer ter
rtores now free. At this critical moment, when the
question is probably to be decided by the relative force
of popular liberalization at the North at the South
shall the voice OF Massachusetts be silent utter
uncertain sound We second the call for this
ton in the earnest hope that fellow citizens de-
termined whether victorious defeated this issue
to adhere faithfully to the Union. no less deter
mined by all constitutional means. to defend the
ancient barrier and In this time Of trial to utter q
voice which shall encourage the strong confirm the
weak, and warn the waveriDg among those public
to whose and constsnoy this great issue
is confined.
The whig State Convention of Connecticut assembled
at New Haven on the goth inst The following are
the nominations II. +. s. Foster, for Governor; q.
Secretary: Thomas B. Clark for Treasurer and Sssh
Strong for Comptroller.
SPECIMEN OF PHrLADELrHr. FASArIcIsM.-Ths fol.
loving memorial praying the dissolution of the non
Is circulating in Philadelphia aud will be prese
ed to Congress after the requisite number Of sigma
lures has been obtsined:-
To THE SENATE AND HoUsE OF REPREsEvTArIvEs,
The underssned inhabitants Of Philadelphia
the pssS Of aPd OF is and sn n sS
spscuiy that the upioa a. present saSs.tinr
between the siavehodips and slavehoidng portions
as q call for measures on the part Of
srsvanoes they would pctfay snumerat the f5osiSs
as the most ssng IN their demand for correction;
declare; hat the citizens Of each State sa. enjoy ali
portion citizens the North solely on account Of
Their compesen on visiting Southern states are seized
the chain gang and frequently sold the auction block
Perfectly legal bring these outrages the
notice Q, me courts are forbidden by severe penal
on Henry ~ who yTs spgon.ea for tns special
eae with insult and vOlsaee from the States TO which
most sacred Of all rights that Of freedom Of
and Of the without which there be liberty
in large portion Of this eountry and 60 Of its
most respectable aswe as some Of ITS most dsn ashed
psee ai Mason and Dixons line where tss doStras
equal aud endowed with iasnsble right le liberty
sSs 9s pGs 81 hSPs1 sis be publicly Sss aud
s % nHsa me ss se u M nnb aSa rys
MADE the prtext for exorbtsat and unjust demands
sS Pr Of is STs aSS 'Ss most Ses,aas
ter besetes trrit the hand Of overboang
both atc VITA our theory Of saaa
a 'S59S9 sn 'se @ ss. o ssa 'r aa ts. % e
The ogmprouses ofths federal constitution felt
be c because by them the people Of the
STs H,e 9 & ss .6s srsSy Gf
In judgment Of the executive IL shoud become
ss Ss sy ,G's sS5Ss 90 hS The a., Sl q:
g Pssr 10 'si PRIVILEGE q
Co, thus furnishing him a, the the
pro@sss the pscps Of 6s North are Involved as
10 ,I & SprS5 & ?, ssy.y and n,ss % .has with The south
To these facts ss constituting grievances longer
tolersble the undersigned invite the attention OF
your honorable body aud respectfully ask thai " in
your judgment there be no other speedy means for
their redress you will tak. ures for tbs
peaceful dissolution of the Union
ELorrisSrrRon NEw YorK-THs P.arrrs AERE,reo
IN BosIoS-The Boston MalL of the 18th inst gives
the followipg particulars Of an elopemsut from New
York aud the of the parties In BostonI
that Mr. John Green he booked hi elf With his
fair companion the night OF his arrival .. tns re
we're, "John lyme and LADY, has lately returned
from California with about $4,000, the result eight
months dispisg at the mines during which Il II ay
readily be supposed that his eyes had been blessed
with the sight OF anything angelic or attractive OF the
feminine kind. Arrived at New York. Mr Green. who
IL tall handsome fellow. put up At ths Astor. pttro-
pized The barber, tailor bootmsksr 6s whose efforts
together With . naturally fascinating person aud a
pocket full OF California rDcksm rendered him at
once the cynosure OF fond glsnees gentle hopes signs
and other soft and agreeable In kurss which Calior-
ers, the wife Of Mr. Jacob P Droycn q youpx blask.
eyed trenchvoman, bore of the palm aud tn h-r,,
with whom she eloped Saturday afternoon last lesv
Ing, her husband Go lament or rejoice the spirit
moved. As preliminary TO what should come after sari
the husband Mr.. Droyou, determined TO ind tha run-
them TO Marshal rukey by Telegraph vhics rs,ultsi
In their discovery and about IL o'clock on Mon
day night Just after they had retired TO bed Mr..
Green bore the unpleasant visitation With considers
bic philosophy The lovipg pair taken to other
and separate quarters where they left t. con
plate upon the vicsstudes and persecution TO which
tru. love Is ofent time. subjected In the nornipe Mr.
ID and the handsome Californian hal an int-ryi.s the
result Of -hch was that all parties adt-ny LETT ths
bret train for New York How the affair will end. is
nov the mystery. Droyou told the Marshal he didn't
care d-n who hsd his wife provided the Caiorn,an
travelling expenses fr aud TO Nss York C,r--n de-
ensd TO do this but agreed 20 take the LADY o the
oIo senusmsn hana- ana call sccounts square Az
ter copndsrsoe eha,tetug the husband accepted
Green's offer Who took the lady TO himself snd the old
gentleman returned TO Ne- York.
orrnAes vros AMEHtcaSs nv Msxro.S oyytotus
AT sIIs.a-A correspondent Of the Ner ohesus
True D,ia of the t~elfth instant, writing from
Csmargo, Mexico, uuder date Of the twenty. niuth
uit, says:-For the last few days, tn. inhsbt.
tapts OF this section OF the RE Grsnde have BEEN
In terrible state of exctemept fearing descsu by
the people ~ Rio Grspde city TO wreak that vengeance
on them jsstined by that stern T.Isn code which
calls for blood for blood few day. ago . number OF
Texan merchants brutally murd-rei near salinas
by the ofcs bandits that occupy this liu. seemingly
for the purpose Of enforcing the revenue sr but In
reality 20 punder and brutsy murder all partie. that
are not In sufficient fierce to protect them selves I
70 me by one of the Ameriesss In prison here L.
Warrington. W L. Bowen. n Campbell. - HilI.
man, and Peter Msnsus, all Of Roma brought over
some goods TO this side Of the river " they complied
not With the Law they did with the customs Of this
Mexican frontier. BY paying the guards t. let them
were only few l.ssu.. on the ro.s ~hsa - ..s,s
ofhcers who took the bribe oyerbsued them and DE-
msnded smother stipend which wss complied sith by
the Americsns A few days s'tsrsaris Will. the
party assncsmped at creek near Salinas they we're
sutrrsed BY the very same officers Who had siresdy
received tso bibes 10 pass the goods snd force "
t~ertyeve soldiers, and ared upon before they hal
time e. seize their At the hrst voiley Mr. War
tLirgtop -ss shot through the head Csnpbsu gal.
larty returned the hre. but he fell pierced by
eisht bslls Bowen, Who was desperately wounded by
the fret ere reresed towards the crees aod ppr.
sued BY the ruthless uiscresnts who beat his brsio.
viii the but, 81 Wsrthins ston's gun Hillmsn sud
Msrgys being left alone ana When all hope n being
sb. TO contend sgsnstsu fsrfa odds had vanished
surrendered st discretion The latter ehtrested only
peImis,ion 20 bury the rensps Of their fallen com
isses bot even that boon denied them The Mex.
icaes stter mutlstiug the dead LETT them prey 20
the wolves ana vuitut-s
=, Nv hctrs Lroissros MIR Sawyer . member OF
us Mssssehn'et,s Legislature, FROM Berlin, is tbs
ssse driver from the, town TO Acton Us leaves
Bstn every morning With his stage and reaches Acton
,.sssou ~ 'he hrst train ~ cars from Ftchborxh
vhch su'e. In this city about o'clock stvl.r MIN
Two hours 70 deliver his packages (for b. known he
runs an express ~ connection ~ith his stage \ "A
eleven he iss~sys found iB he sat rssdy 20 .t.,s A.,
the snsfs q state 20 far Berlin 4. couoeross M.
s an eni~prisisg LEGISLATOR -Bos,o- Bee PEE 70
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