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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
SrDcerie= ,is.O 9Srpbiiious.
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Ser untci3cidnttt maebt fcincn Srtttnben uno
bcm pnflitum ntefeaurt Die erdebcuc an,eise, eak
CT ote Urcerrtc, m'ltse cbepcm BON SctcI unb Gen
rab babier 9ebaItcn tpurcc fatnnt bsm Q,etSrse
fdufih an tb sebradt BAT. Gr halt ale mfaltbe
Nrten BON 0rcecrier, fopir propitionrn jceerS,lt.
tun9, eie CT 81 oen bilsffeu prcifen pcrsauft uno
eeren Sutc nitt iibertrcffrn psreen fam. Seine
Nusrpabl ron Grceestsn 1T oir 8ettc Die notb ic
tn Sanas Sulton anSttrten purre. Ausercem bSit
or ale Scrten rcl getranfe, als:
eiqaenre, Beine, 8ier, Srinty, Sin, Stun,
Gd,malticr, Ole, Giper &c.
Oldn rufc hi ,bnl an unc itterasuse fd, fe(tff.
Olan finaet i'm sescnhter .orn. 8. Giots y5r tet.
or sanoer futte jcrer art werpen in austauftb
en9cncmmen. -.
Osid). Saplor.
Canal. Sutton, Ulai 49,, $50. 34.lS.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
Die Grentrn 9e9enieiti9e
2ebens,m. SSencrpcriicDermn0s=
~ Gefelifcbaft.
&apital $50. COO Doaars, ppllfcms

ultU lttttl HIiltui. .fts d.
1ic Infdke fir NtrIibsruu9en Gno teBr niebris.
Gs rcrrsn uict nr tr Gin Sdbr, fur 1Sabsc, titcr.
brr fir cine tcifnnte rurstrc Seitoduer sritcnpe,
frnpetn autb baucrnte Vpliecn ausststten,
nc de Sdus fI Tic 3ett 9trabren nielnals
erlSfmen, uno tei eincm Vcrtauf ncs Gisentbams
mltpertauft wrresn t6un.n Sis ,perbtn StS.u Ont.
ricttunS einrr Srbnjabrsrr1mie dus .Ies ben ; ai!c
Siejeni en-. relte eaucrnce prlieen nepnsn fra.
ren caber Gin Weeeutrnpes.
9a rie o5eelliHaft auBeretm In teiren 3,psis:n
ibrer e6etn nafrstrat9teit alc Snbabct rcn ppl,ecn
ffab 9erbaltniB Der cinse,abltn electromagnetic
nen an brem Vrpftt xbetl ueb ~ c n
laBt, 70 ylttt lie neten polfommcncr Gib.tbeit
mtpretc tereutenec Scrtbsis an ets I0aac, wslebc
anorrc Seicitpaften ctr Art nidbt sr,pIDren.
1Ilc. weidc ibr Gt9cntbum ostr trken ~ perli
1srn wuften. traten flo caber tbrc pcIIetn rcr.
fbaffea. Jlamrntlid . Gu fob fclten Ii,e IN
rie unterjeihntts N5tntur wenrem bl in iprer
Office vile bic SerilberunS tstreTenstn 0crbdncun.
gen in ptatiber Spra@e s.rFrSsn werrsn
tonneu.
.NaiTlIcn, Starf @cunfp, Sblc.
I'll. 2S. Nsslr@ but
Hacnf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
9SelsNoet,riht.

Vadrtbt itfberniit scSttsn, caS Die pen ter 0e-
Eesstuns pom Dgc ernaanten Vcmmi fare, uun & ne
trsie 2urnrtte BON Cantor, Start oOnntp nast
Jlsu orristurS 9arrcu County ~ taucn, iprsr
8erebt an ricfe Diff semaebt batsn. eOie Com,
miiIarc rcn Ctr County wtrpsn temnaot an
0ienIfas, ren 4fea uni IN Drsr amtsIfut. auS an,
ten eesennartiy III lein, nm artesn fur cbsr sraesi
ben .5au tsisStcr StiaBe uap Anirru1 um sSda.
nenertss poa Seitn oersr ju Yernsp,rn pursb
csrn tancsresa teiasts Straes sefbrt ps,psi, tol.
Auf Gefybi csr Gram,fIare
W. s.. Burfe.
Ancifcr pon Gtart Crunfp
Aubittrs Amts(tate, fut Veunts, -autpu..
%. Arril 1850. 3l.4m
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
50 oil M a III 4 e N.

Scr ltntcr;eiehnstet frnper Acpsfat aac felt ben,
Wlary ls4s 9erattsnr einer osinctratift,n 3eifina
In yvt ~ lamb b., pel er fid am rrr eeutlbci,
9i.prlutirn teteciiiSt, mnb fur has Uelinss,, her
bsmctrat,ieten TcwcSuns pes ceuticben Bolts naeb
&taften asfpirtt Dattr, In, Joerttf rcrisen Sabes
pesen .DiajstfatsttIeipisuns' 3u 8 ,Drcn 3usbt.
baiis pei nrtbet, mnBte ii attr Der uter lfn rer-
eanSten bartcn 0sfanSniBffraf tus4 Die 5fubt mad,
Incrtta 81 entjisben. ssss, ssf NJ
Tericlbe btr1 In MaIliilrn niersr3elafTem uno
trttetet idb, pieisB aho anpsrs BclImaobttn. Grn.
trattt .nne urfunreH aller Aft in rtut(cbrr
& pra d auf3ulescn. bic Grbetuns conErtlDaft..
ino Ionfiaen aus ofutftbtane 3n ettparnrcrn OCT
rsrn frris famustlcbe. Darauf teslSli en- 0orei-
tcreien nno nctbi8cn xOrrtiponpenen prompt sm ts.
icr8cia nbfrtaupt ieinsn sancs.cuten sern mo CT
Fam, NIT einem Natp unn feiner 6eosr tei,uifebn.
gu frreAen in Der Office bes Acpcfatsn y. y.
leurbut 81 Ulattiilpn.
0ttc Ircfel.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
Cine feltene @elcgeubeit.
%lme ~
GifemidmelS iinD elm Wfafcbi=
a tten>GbDp 3tl nerfaMfem.

Der llntcrjcihuetc miintist cbi8ss in rem teltsn
Ibstle Der Stant Santen SeieBencs 9iSentbum ,u
rerta,fn. Gs ~ unfretiy cine ccr bstten $issn fur
bic 2srtsrt,suns ooa .Cefea 4'aa e, Uafa,aen ,e.
fpec es i'm County Sat, bsionetrs "a tsul Stabiii.
fsinent INIT pn teiten unc fratcitcn Muterm psrft.
bcn 1T uap jset elmer ourebSansScn Neparatur IN.
fer,pprfsn wirc. 1ud pertauft CT iein 2Ecbnbaus,
Sls % 0iorps arttitraBe, me or LET tsnen sSlceb.
fbmlStebcp pat, uuo pepss fir fat irSsno elm Vs.
faafe rprt eiibaft selssen uno sin8sridtet IN. =
Surtb Die Gtisntapn Nth ctiSss GtabliJement te.
tc,tcnp III tetntin 9Bertb sc,pinnsn
Sur ras Nabere erruneiec NAN ltcb lei
9enrp UDfinS.
Gant9n, 81. Wlai 1856 35.e. r.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
Ste GDmpe emtipn.
MCntaa, Is. Uaai 1850.

W3cnta9, IL. Wtdl 1850.
Soeute reicbte Ssr. gres9, eines Der febien'
ben Glieoer, ieiu 8eslaubi9unsefhreiben
elm, warb ein9efhwrren anb nahn feinen
Sis.
Sr. Gtib9er bon Canton leste einen 8es
ldluB Dor, poourd Der Staatsauoitcr be-
auftragt ,pirb, Der @cnoenticn 9enaie 9uss
funft in 8esus auf Die Observation-Disclosures,
uuo in Scsue auf ben 8rsiidulenfcno 81 err
tbeilen. Sr. Soawflns tpcllte ben 8elhIne
nod, speiter aus9eoebnt BADEN, uni Su erfabe
rem nnter tpsthem @eleee $34O, 600 Der lles
beridu6einnahmcn sur ginlSlun8 BON Gurns
pite Bcnbs per,panot mcrben leien. 3il cies
rm 3,pede nurbe Der Belhlue aaf ben
Gid 9eIest uno gum 1rnde oercronet.
9llscann reihte S,r. Gmitb BON Warren
8inld,riften ein Inn ben 9sesern 9leihe
0iehte 5u fderu; ,poraif iId cine lanSe
Iebatte entipann. Snr. Tbpmpfon pru
Starf GountY reidte cine Sittfdnft sleidsn
Snbalts Elm. 0r. StiIwea frl9te nit
einer 8ittffrift, ipcrin bic @cnpenticn err
fudpt miro, atlen tpeisen 0rauensiminern res
Gtaates, Die iter Is Sabre alt fIno, bas
Stimmired1t unc alIe ancern priuilegien ~
iIdbern. 9lnf ben Iildl scIe9t S,r. QEiaianls
Iegte cine gittfhrift ausfdIieelid pcn Ees
germ iinterjeidnet Dcr.
9llscann ,plirbe BON S,rn. 0icbertlcn ter
Irud Der Debatten il, celltfder Gprade in
slnreeuns sebrudlt. Die Sode tparre einem
Gomite iiber9eten. 9lns ben 8emerfuneen
tariber srhelIt, paB 5000 Der 8iirserld)oft
nes Staates 2entlhe ili,p. ss
Gin Berid,t g. Wlecary ale Gonpentis
cnscrnder ernetlnenc, lpl,roe ausencnlnien.
Eienifa9 Ia. Mai. II
Ger priTbent ernaiinte Is ftehenoe Rps
tniteen. Gas Ssauptfdhlid,ffe Der beut9en
@erbanpInr9eii teitanp in lanstpeili9en Ces
battem iiter cas Truden in pentfd,er Spras
die unO iiber rie 8eteoespalt, peid,e osm
@upern0r surd) Die ileue Contribution ere
tb.ilt ,perben icl.--Sn Der rentlhen Grifs
fra9e fd,siHt ei:le 9iebenbnblerei 5tpilden
BEN yoIfsblatt unb aGsfboten ltattSufuDsn.
lie Trennce Dss gDeRbuten itemsn urcd,
tbres Steges sespif ~ fem, uno Ger 1Bsit,
bcte ipfidf fater III ieisser leBten Oaumner
fsinen tparmlfen Danf aus s---- q
GpmArc6. Die ecnsreBpsrbanbiunsen
entbaltsn ,psnss 5nleyefiantss. ras &omlte
BON Drsijebn bat teridtet. Gun @erld,t
fol iiter Gle Waaesn ipeiildufia fsin nno
teifebt In ein5eiusn Gsfeerspcrldld9en ilter
rie uer}hisfsnen III Detblncung ffehsnoen
Dragsn. Ter Berg bat flueig Ino nit
sreeer anitrensnas 0eastsitet allsin oas
Nelultat lfiasr slrbe.t mar ptua ynfislne
ned, nldbte speiier ais cine pciitildIe Mans.
Ge lliffae bee gnesns haben iileHatelana
fur tlf @ineniiGil9 rleles y9rnlif, 8 osfanpff
unp nnis sDsosritBt fld sins W1etrheif bsrs
felten nit aIIsr 0jtmpit bsn yrrlfIdgsn
bisfes 3ouiteS NIB bic srsiifraoe III felos
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
Sub oerloreit.

Eszrxxs, Ter lintrr5eihnstc permi6t cit rc.
VEssIlH riScm Oennsrifaa cine srcsc roth.
traune &up,- NIT febrarien 0tri.
esss.sss DELI eiBen Sitten auf csrStir
unp IN cen Scten, unsefabr SaDre aft. lEer ,bm
Jaotriobt ren ibrsm 4uf ntDat ertDei(t pfer rie
Rub 3nrudtun3t tpire cine anssmrIIene @elcb.
nun8 erbaltsa.s s5ss e *
Nbdm 9ottbofo.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22

sssm Oregon frittn ale tfFcuttiteit &eamten ats
setantt batsn ia tti ten sesenpartscn brHenp prei,
fen Der sttsnsmittsl pafetlf bre 8sbalte ibt tins
mai binreiben, uin ibre Gcit ju tesaDlen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
Sbo unO Nenuln(patliasg giilenbabn.


Dir StctDaitsr Der Dpic uuo q,ennlpipanis Gi.
frtapn, n bnbaft IN, Z tarr COUNTY, pbip, ,prrs
efn bernsit tsnahrinttSt, baE II Ueraa6bcit ssner
frapsrtn, I'm 80. sfcrtmtsr l849 Beepsnen 91att.
rsdt, caB lie eriupt tnp an ren Scbatineiifer te.
@stsr csnrasaie ben frnffsn xernln bon filnf
9pllarsauf jsccn g Stodanfbsit, meiDsr am &c.
en cietes plclafs pla p5lia mar, 10 tejaDtsm; rtr
fshtfe nirb faai9 aia sileA nadttsn Juii Tim Bag
bic perfhiefeuem nedfei ennsn xrmine ron fanf
Dclla' jepss, In 3spithsnrerisbe1 pcn ttbsis Ia.
ssn 3u ts5apien 1inc, is nsr sanJ tra8 pcs Sto6s
tt3aDlt if.
AlIs Oisjsnissn, ireItt It i'm Nddtfanet spitItn,
snnfIen unpsr;a8Iidb rel 3 JatctGeplinasy hi Der
SttatMeiiters Dfftt anrufsn ano 3abtnne tl,aobtn.
9as Berf farestst rafa scrsrarts uae Dtt . rlstr
finn abjelutn6tpio. M M 8. ss ssgss
Auf Dtfthfeer Girettrrs,s
ncC't Heplinatr
0et &6atmflfxs.
0ifabatuscfftt, Canton, Dlai 8, $50 %.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
Renturkp.

RenturRp.
9slrtnte 8antsn par
Tnntsna.
II. 3meise Yar
GrthairSe Bant in @
Jnoianapeiis Sebr.
SleD altailp Snflr., 5cis
Stadtsttrip r.'40 35prem
DO / rrc,. lOris
Dllfnofs.
9ant pcn Saincts 75ris
Staarstane. .45cts
Mtcbfsan. f,,
Oli6iganS Staatset.
III Detroit 5pis
Sarm. It. MOicbanits
III Sctrcit "a. 5cis
Dii1tsaa 5nlnranee 5sis
anosre Sanren t.Osrt
Nlper Sailtn scbr
Beunsgtbanfe. {.
pbitaprlpbta Sitp. par
cute .b.ntsn 2-5p,s
liniteo Staats 8ant3Ocls
Grie - !, 50pts
I9eIamare.
Srlp. 9santen l-3eis
Nem=E ork.
0itp Banren rar
2puntrp 90. l-3pjS
Nen= 15nglann.
Srlp. Banten l-3cis
Adrgldn0.
Sclr. .Santen PAR
Dirgiu.a.
Srlp" 8anren par
Sueo=GarsltnI.
Srtp. .Santen. 2-3eis
Norn@ Garolfna.
Splp. Santen +. 2--3pis
a ALBANIA. -
Splp. banttn 3--5ris
Eennesee.
Solp. Smtsn 5eis
GearQfa.
&clp. Yuntcu 2-3ris
arkaRsas.
Srlp. 8anten. oOeis
@fssour!.
Staatstainr par
MfsstssipEt DlorEoa.
Aue ,Santch t.0crt.
eEiseonstu.
Olarinea. a.SsucrJ Jnf.t.8.
.Domd.
Oliness Sant lOris
louisiana.
g or. Yanten l-3eis
Munieipaipt. ..Vc.t. 2,re.
Specie.
Diner. @plp 1 pram,
Sllber. 4 DO
gGgcbseI.
| Iuf Tetp yort 3pra,a.
- J bilareirpia ~
~ 8altimpre n
Ve,rDrleans par
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22

Sa 9 panama tpttbst bic Gbclera felt 8 QBcebrn
auf cine fsupsrresenrs 2Beife Sn rfr sriten 2erde
tfarfen ta9liA bic Is pertcnem; IN rcr preiter
38c@ss 40, am soifen Aprit so, am !. Msei 60, unp
aa 2ten So perfcnen an rer Seucte. Die 9plcaten
laffen lidb nisbt anf Der TRACE iebsn. Gie geu3e
tpiltbet etenfatIs in nebren tena6tarten ptasen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22

Wajrr M prsait BON Obic, Seerctar bcs
ainerifanii@en 0efanbten in 8raflien 1T am setcn
rner Sutfenfteter scttcrten, bas bort in beftsem
Sraoe berrfbt. Der 9crtfcrhrne III seipiB rielen
'Inierer seier tefannt tnter Staat perliert an ib
enen icii,er tetfen Siracr Ep
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
I c5oScpb 00rttttslit,

Y m,eeJoScpb 0tarttttlitt, I
Gde per 1uscaramas uI,o MlrftifraBes
Canton, Ohio. s'7ssss4'*
SdubIcr NIT Gflen,oaaren nno fertiseu
R8}eA EieicMnSSitudcm. 4@Rt
sd etbatte jset ron rer .,auater. citpai eius
SreBe unp sradtpcile auspabt GGenw laysn, be.
ttsbsne Sun' Ibc,i fur .s.1~@t..t s.e.m..efs ys,f
rsa Sanlen5Steioun9 4 ss,i
pon ben fpatsifen. Muftsrn, mic ). g. rss ag. 6,s
asi"tSs @asi'n y sain sssusta Ssrsss Sitter, saas.
grant. ,,Drap DC ttte," nets geiRtartise rno
sarns, 4a tarrierte Swiss Dlpl
Niapacaf, t n.
.Taa1 &attune tn ueberfIn6... a1 q
gcnnets, sSartinwcu. Stramrfc IL.
Gosinss, # &s8's s @piBsn; 3Hf fg5tIsE
J0anctsbifbt, f.s t, 1 1GclIene @trilmrfe ,e,s,s
Ssnnet Tane,
@sbleid,tsr nub unesbiethter Muslin unc
Drilling, 9einen, Goiitmerftcffe ucn je.
Der @attuna, 2reeps, Satinette,
.rrssseg @alfimlr unc Seans., 4ss
Sither. na4ag'
Sdtparj:franS. 3iiher 3iiher bon Uer-
fhecenen Sarbsn Don Sf,u @alilnlir, bette
Scrte, cinfarbl9er unD geifrelffer @afIlmir
pcu a0en auailtdten.
Srimmtn9s &c. a
1aihtns & INNINGS, ttabernc differ 1t, Qua.
ffen fir 1rteitsteutel, Nin8s ,e. Sannle fur Oa.
inct. ppn ticticitcr Olpre, I.benber nnp cine Nn.
,abt aneercr Arfitel. cs,n Auss,u sffaier tnp je.
ben 8sihmat sufrscen tu lfeilcn. Suri, msine aus.
wabl 1T in ser xDat "s
vNSracbtDpll!" &
SD ncbtc ;usleit mcineu Srei,neen unc rem
patitmn i'm 1Isineiuen faSen, r@B itb IN 2bcb.
filpcit fur Saarsele nitt absrtretFea psr.
cen fam.
Aub bate i'd cine srrse 4uspabI fertlser Slei.
fmmgsfaGe naeb cer ne:eifen Wore. 81 s irsa5
Die Shnclcerei pie fruter babel betriebenl
8tpinSunsen: unataipsrlib 8anrsslo.
.Joftpb 5artlnan.
Canton Dlai Is, 1850. 34ssw.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1850-05-22
GaMk,toteMSntSte.
Obtu,

Ohio, !
GineiiIati, ,iplp. Bnt4r 4rrem
UiiamiGrrrrtIns9r.
sr So pisI
8anf rrn9 intinnati
-2acibtpaIferSa.
nal, 80. = Wliami,
rtiuS 70. in
Gonneaut t.QSert.I
CINCINNATI Stacts
Drfrss 1J-20 bis
@taatstant =. Dbio
ale S,pe,Se rar
0ireelrilc aiteSt.p. par
~ (nclle) Setr.I
Gierclano .Bane 5rls
6billiertbc 80 par
.oainiltpn a. 1Opls
UcauSa - lSis
Olatliaen ~ par
N,crttcr ~ 7Oris
1en!a ~ par
Sa,ipustp !, 50ris
Orriralt - 50ris
Olarictta ~ lris
Dirniitrleafant - inis
SdnesoiIle ~ lels
0elmpnt ~ lois
S.ip8ant Columbus par
&anal - Slcpslano par
Clinton .l .3. rar
9n!unltlaila, par
0rlilertialz &ant ,.
CWtS WV seV
oc,l,ereial. Gant y.
& tipto 2cis
Saptcn par
Sarmsrstt. Canton 60pis
Sarmer II. Ole6anics
rcn @teubtnr,lle rar
Srantlin, 0eIumbi-s pdr
Srantlln,3ai,cspiIIs ral
Grarpilc 50ris
$antattct l0rtt
0lustin., um. pai
q anrasfp 0itp. pas
Geneta County. PAL
ttrtana .5OSis
Q8stteru 8eierpr rai
OblcS tatcsSerip 7ris
Drio 0anal@bcds 5pis
o,allTciis = Stetts
ben iAc-ncise Snt
ppn 0irtlepiile -
Usaitsiot-- elt'
union Otis nnc
Wri'rlcs Grban9e
Sbtd -0ai.a!taitt
in Olierletrisil -
0cnfri Vant 0r.
in Cine -Sa, mers
Wanr in SlewSa,
Icm-0am,ltpn 1t.
9icSr. Olan Co.
SeHerton Sanf-
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1850-03-20

90 .JVt''1 oi'hSio a''t pNllcIS OI inc LII
ritorics, of their rights in them; but i
inflicts no greater wound than is abb
lntel.y necessary to effects its object =
The former, on the contrary, Yhiciit
infllcts the same wound, innicts otli,rs
equally great, and, if possible, greacr.
as | shalt next proceed to explain.
In claiming the right for the inhs1it-
ants, instead of Congress, to lcgMatc
for tho Territories, in the Executive
Proviso, it assumes that the sovcreisn,v
of the Territories is vested in the form
er, or to express il i'll the language use
in resolution offered by one Of the
Senators from Texas, (Gen. Hmston'
now abscnt,) they have 'the same ipn
rent right Of sclt:govcrnmcnt as ne
people in the States The assunpim.
is utterly nnlnunicl, unconstitn%slal
without example, and contrary = the
entire practice of the Cove mcnt:
from its COMMENCEMENT to thcCircscnt
time, as | shah proceed to sf'w
The recent movement of Adlvldnals
in California to form q Constitution and
a State Government, ans to appoint
Senators and Represented tes, is the
first fruit Of this m,nSlr,As assumption.
1t the individuals, wh Y ado TINS move
mcnt, had gone INT, California rs ad-
,vcnturers. and i, as suck, they had
conquered the nrr,itorv and established
their inAcpcu c"cr. the sovereignty Of
the counrI would nave been vested in
them, as scIaratc and independent
cnmnu.hty. In that case, they would
have c"nd shc right to form a Consttu-
tio,. and 70 establish a government for
Themselves, and if, afterwards, they
htn"9ht proper to applv to Congress
!or admission into the Union rs a sovcr-
e:gn and independent State, all this
would have been regular, and according
to established princilc But such is
t,et tde case 1t was the United States
wao conquered California, and finally
acquired it by treaty. The sovereign
llaasEEsst2t course. is vested in. them. aud not
in the
=, SRI sls,,,, ! ~ +, ~
beyond controversy, except it can be
sltuwanthat they have since lost or been
divested Of their sovereignty.
Nor is it less clear, that the power
Of !egislatins ever tho acquired terrific
~ is.vcstcd in Congress, ar! not, as
assumed, in the inhabitants of the Ter.
rltoricS. None can Icnv thot tLo Coz
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27
THE OTHER SIDE.

While the Southern Press publishes Geographic despatch
from Macon Ga. the "Ilass Convention, held there
on Thursday last was tone the largest and enthu
astc ever held in the State" the Union gives another
son as follows which i. confirmed by the Charleston Cou
rier
MAcos, Aug 22-1lass meeting is failure. Not more
than fifteen hundred men in town; one-trd Union
Only thee hundred arrived by railroads Rhet fancey,
Coluuitt and Stiles principal speakers. Disunon openly
avowed Some delegates repudated it, Rhett arors tent
porary secession
One of the resolutions recommends in case 1t becomes the
duty Of the Governor Of Georgia call Convention 10
consider measures of redress that The Senators and
Representatives of Georgia should Immediately return
10 their State and unite with their constituents in action
on such measures. This policy Of deserving their
posts and leaving the enemy possession, questionable
Would not practical nonntecour.e be the means
Of bringing Northern people their senses? This point
is already seriously discussed in Georgia and Alabama The
Augusta Constutionast understands from gentlemen from
Alabama, that
any of the planters in their section of the State have
already notified the merchants they deal wli that they will
purchase no more articles of merchandise manufactured or
imported from the North Hereafter IL Is Their determine
ton give the preference in all cases ~ aces VI So3
Of foreign manufacture.
Has not the South her hands the powerful lever OF
senteres 10 bear upon the North and force her to do US
justice One Of the strongest and most effective measures
OF redress will be- for the citizens of the South TO agree vol
UNFAIRLY among themselves to purchase nothing IRON the
North and still more for her Legislatures lay taxes on
Northern manufactures that will virtually exclude them
Such stringent remedies may bring things rlsht-at all
events they should resoed TO- before the South punges
into the gulf Of disunon
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP OHIO.


ForR DAYS LATER raon ilAvASA.-lhc United States
mail steamship Oho, Lieut. James Fnday Sclrn"k L. s.
Navy, COMMANDER arrived al her wharf 1T New ork. on
Saturday morning shortly before three clock from Havana
and New Orleans
The Ohio lett Havana On the evening Of the 10Th.
The Georgia. from New York, arrived On the morning Of
the same day.
TIE Falcon from Chagrcs. arrived the 10th, and
sail the 20ih New Orleans, with large number of
passengers.
Havana is perfectly quiet. The excitement of the nva-
sion has entirely died away, and the subject is seldom
tened.
rne officers of the Georcana and Susan Loud yet in
close cnnn,ncnl; hut II is the opinion there that they will
be released Notwithstanding the report in circulation
that they were condemned be shot, which is without oun
dalton. being merely verbal.
Foreigners arv now allowed 10 land without obtaining
permits.
he tniio! States sloon-nf-war Albany, Captain RAM
d. t. from Pensacola, arrived of Moro Castle the 18th
instant She dd enter the har5or, but communicated
win the shore by small boats She sailed the day Tor
Boston.
Among The passengers by the Ohio from Havana, is the
Lady Emiiy Sinast NurtCv and her daughter.
The oa!o brings the California mills. O passengers, and
arg" 4 >prc.c and gold tnst freight She
BRING 100000 MEXICAN do!lr consigned 10 Mcssrs Corn
ing y 90. $1,000 in gold dns 10 J. c. Thompson, and
a =. H. Halowul.
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The Times has the following volt ut High Hill Edmunds
So Logan 49, Garrett rs purkins Is, Chalmers White
S4 redway S9, NItcher lo Alexander u basheTVic ~,
t;oode 81 Chambers TO-
Al HALIFAX Court House. learn that Goode and Edmunds
ran ahead and Pukins, White and Garrett received strong
VOTES Mr. Logan Mr.. Wcher sly Ii The conserya
tive candidates, though they propose liberal changes
Than the conservatives in this quarter,
The rest Halifax and the whole of Pittsy TO hear
from. This district sends six delegates.
DiNWIDDlE.
BiIlups' Precinct at close OF Polls Gillian 81 Scoggin
"a, CampocIl20 lunbull 10; Shell 10.
The following is the vote Of this county, taken from the
official returns
live 1885, Thomas NJ. Bonduran, Conservative, So Nelson
PAGE Radical 1873; John Hill Radical, los; Phil A. Boil
ling Radical "; Ed. 5. Brown, Radical, 10; Henry l..
Hopkns Radical l2S John W. Hashns, Radical a. Thos.
NJ lsbell Radical, "a; Jos Fuqua, Radical. 81
HAMPSHIRE.
Sloan 575 Gibson 453 Blue 4o Parsons 25l Stewart 29s,
Wood HI Bywa,cr - Sine So s,nscney 3d. Smoot %,
Clark Is, DucSwail H. Singleton u No polls opened at
i'""'''1'" u ''9 MolsGAN COUNTY.
RcpoticL-Sloan 81 Gibson H. Blue l9i, Parsons l6,
Stewart PSI Conrad 81, Baker s. Seil9, Byrd S. Varc,n
100 Wood IS Bywaicr IL, Sine T. Sens.ney 49, Q,
Clark To- Duckwul lil, Singleton Two precincts 10 hear
Frederick County is also in this District which sends
delegates
BERKELEY
Faulkner Clio Murphy Sis, rendeton 63, Coston H. Lu
cas- 5i Berry 26l, H"nter III, Thompson Isl; Wolnng
ton - Davenport 25 Beall T. Smith 10 Butcher Ply T.
Mccormick S. e. Mccormick !.
THE CLARKE DISTRICT
Our district says the Mr,insbrs Republican, is Clarke
Jefferson and Berkeley Ii is entitled To four delegates Ii
is evident that Mcssrs Lucas o. Faulkner (W) and Muir
ply Nv are tie three foremost candidates, For fourth
seat The is between Messrs. Hunter and Thompson
(Mhigs) In Jefferson aud Berkeley Mr. Hunter has s.
jority direct from Clarke is uder the impress
that Mr. Thompson will overcome it, which is very
probable. We have nothing definite from Clarke.
OHIO DISTRICT
This District, entitled four dteg ites is composed Of
Ohio, Brook., Hancock and Marshall coGnties
WHEELING, ArG %, 1880
To the Editors Of The Enquirer.
The polls be kept open Wheeling three days The