New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-23

,bol hing: and we ca upon them bY their love for
rraity Freedom 10 rally II esr state County, Town
and Scbco Dstrict give expression ,e sentiments Of
dseIls. s!d horror with wieG ley shaId regard statute
50 utterly daboica mi OBJECTS ah1 so itEaa IL US opf
Psired Ti.,ia .pealnr OF sicl law the severas
language Of deNncgon becomes tame AN insignificant
tiemo4 ponderoas elheis -hef tlh the lAae' breath
Of Summer air tie most startling expressions 81 mora! in
djgua5On but FAINT and aliia 'i4iseti HH1 mat Ioil
Ing short ofiiuuier5 ald ghnngs 2nt Storms aRh eari'
riakes-tc dread vocabulary oI uod hln-esF-coud gfe
Il ,ff41ce 10 the righteous dspie s7lre X III which eTerY
yjrruos AID manly soul lfsi lei ~ view % isy whose
turplude i7 neaslirelezs au1 llIiailpna9e
Pesolre9 That IT, il any part Of The aud, :ere ha he
fluDd RELIGIOUS teacher, OF vgafcTer name deaOnina
ion 50 lost every principle oinercy aud Justice 20 I'M
mindful OF the claims VI outraged humanity 30 elsgVei
by corrupt public continent s r. t 10 t up his yoicein
INDIGNANT renousirance Saus ms lmqntous law, ot ann
we would SOY. in the lauglage OF Whittier
God aead his heart:
T,ons IN tie ,arrei pllc. be stanJ.
Eolf'nE cor .eefaird han59
or Ssnc arish ,ha, dre i'd eabrs,e
OF suffering ial.en rae
On this subject will only add. that measures
are now in progress Tor call mass meetings to de-
nounce the law in Portage. Stark, and Columbana
Counties, and that it is in contemplation to hold
grant Convention for all these Counties with 9TH
ers, at Salem at no distant day. Petitions viii
slgo be extensively circulated for the repeal of the
law. and the agitation will not be quoted until it
is removed from the statute book.
1t is understood here that Wood is elected Gov
ernor by large majority, but it is believed that
the Legislature will be Wing There is much re-
ioicing among honorable men of all parties over
the defeat Of that unscrupulous political dema-
gogue b. f. Letter, ther LocoEoco Speaker of
the last House, who ran for Senator in old Stark
The rout Of the Old Hunker dynasty in Mahonins
is complete The Wings and Free-Soiiers elected
their ticket by large majority. Newton who is
elected to Congress in place of Crowell, by the
union of the Wings and Free-Soilers. is a man Of
great integrity and worth, and it is thought that
there is strength enough in his backbone to keep
him in an upright position after he reaches Wash
ington.
Fhe great Western Railroad from Pittsburgh
through this place is in rapid process Of consruc
ton. and our citizens are anticipating prosperous
times when they shall be put in connection with
the seaboard and the great West Twelve miles
west of Salem this road intersects that which is
to connect Cleveland with Wellsyle. The latter
will be opened probably, as soon as the former
thus putting us in connection with Cleveland as
well as Pittsburgh
Yourreaders cannot have forgotten the Wo
mems Convention held in this place last Spring
and they may be interested in knowing that ano-
Their is to be held on the oath of May next. And
speaking of the Rights of Woman will add that
/ have just heard of the admission to the Cleve-
land Medical School of Mrs. Nancy p. Clark now
of Providence, formerly of Baltimore. She is
woman of fine talents, and intends to become
medical practitioner j. Elizabeth Jones has
been ccturng on the Reserve upon Anatomy and
Physiology with great success. She has just
finished course of lectures here to large class,
and is about to visit Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Miss Sarah Coates is also lecturing on the same
subjects, with good success, in the Southern part
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