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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
Fulton md HerkiEncr.

Pursuant to call from the citizens CT the towns
of stratford and Salisbury in the Counties OF fui-
ton and Herkimer, public meeting was held Oct.
osth. at the School House m Dist No. J. etrattord
and Salisbury, for the purpose Of expressing opin'
ion relative to the Fugitive Slave Law, and the
course to be pursued under the present aspect OF
affairs Henry CASE was elected Chairman, and
C. X. Rogers, Secretary. The Chair appointed
A. Bartlett, H. r. Morse, VIM. II. Bennett, Com
mittee to draft resolutions, who reported the toll
lowing, which were, after mature deliberatlon,
adopted:
ITbcr,y. the representative power of orr Government
have thought expedent under existing circumstances to en-
act Law and the Executive 10 sigl commonly known as
the Fugitive Slave Law. some OF the provisions OF W'GCu
are apparently conflict with our long cherished shs,
Rslrfd That as law loving and lay-abiding citizens, we
will adhere to- and sustain far as may be- and 10 no case
opepy violate any Prma Facie law OF land, but will
saek redress from and repeal of thai which deem IN
polite and unjust by the unaienable right OF petition.
Resored That while considering the Fugitive Slave "a"
as needless and yielding too much TO our brethren
South and perhaps in OF its provisions infringing IN d
measure time hOnOred constitution yet We believe
il TO be polite and just submit temporarily to minor
cur the probability ofaIwo fold greater wrong.
Resided That view with unqualified adherence any
sectional attempt to dismember our glorious and blood
bought confedeacy, that need be We VIII sustain our Ma,
onal banner by force OF arms and for the preservation OF
the Union. we pledge our united effort 20 HaIhd4H Il
against foes without or foes within.
Resoired That we have unlimited confidence IN the exc
cutve power Of Government, in whatsoever hands II
nav be- vested and that cannot consciencously decry
the Chief Magistrate ofOuT Republic for not on every ffu
ous occasion exercising lis prerogatjye OF the Veto IN OPP
position the viii OF the people as expressed through
heir representatives.
Resolted That we look uponhose who seek overthrow
tie civil law uce their adherens to oppose the officers
of Justice. who deHounCe our President and our repre-
e1taiiyes as pirates Christians who refuse TO coope
their neaous schemes as heretcs either 10 De raj
pflrner
Rtsoired. Thai as friends TO the Mon we will abide by
all tie compromises of the Constitution, and not interfere
with tie Institution OF Slavery it exists within the limits
of tile States but as friends TO human liberty we declare
Ourselves uncompromising enemies to the extension OF
Slavery into Territories now free and that we stand IN
moved upon the glorious platform aud adhere fast TO The
free principles Of the Ordinance OF 81
Voted that the proceedings Of this meeting be sent to
the Mohawk Courier, Herkimer Jour1ia Oneida Wilg
and tie New York Tribune. and cr publication request
ed. Adjourned sHe die. HENRY CASE Chairman
G. X ROGERS. Secretary
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Tn Free-henrted Yotcre.

1t was contendcd at the late Union Meeting at
Castle Garden that the new Fugitive Slave Law
was perfectly constitutional, and Daniel Webster
was brought in as high authority to proyeit though
that Statesman did not give it as his opinion that
it aras So yet he said that he had not heard any
one deny the constitutionaty of it whose opinion
Yves worth regarding Indeed! is it constitutions
al Let it be distinctly understood then that
those who figured at the above meeting contend
that Congress has right to pass a law in the 18th
century that shall enable any villain to enter any
house, in the absence of the father and mother,
and seize daughter, drag her before an officer
called Commissioner produce two or three aifi-
davits, which could be procured for "considera-
ton hurry her into carriage ready waiting, take
her to steamboat, drag her on board and that
too before the eyes of her father Fastening to her
rescue, and bid him defiance by holding up the or
der from the Commissioner, and take her to the
distance of thousand miles. Yes, the Fugitive
Slave law, which can do this in NewY ork or else.
where is perfectly constitutional. Friends OF
Freedom Will you stick pin here! VIII you
attend hereafter the Primary Meetings, and use
your influence to have men put IN nomination
whose vision is little clearer than any of those
possessed and viii you be at the polls tomorrow
to do your duty Perfectly constitutional eh
Let us remember that a VOTER.
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4 Snnf OH Tho Sun.

WlLLIAMss BRIDGE. Westchester Saturday, Now
Mes@,. Greeley q lIcEhaM
GENTLEMEN: In looking at the Sun this morn
ing. as he arose dimIy through the fog, my curl
osity was excited in observing with the naked
eye large dark spot upon his surface near the
western side took it at first to be the planet
Mereary, hut as it remained stationary was soon
convinced it could not be that body. At noon,
when the Sun was bright, employed piece of
smoked glass to sid my observation, and saw it
very distinctly. About an hour before sunset /
saw very plain without the glass.
i this is enc OF those spots which occasionally
appear On the surface Of the sun, it must be one
OF srea; magnitude, as it appears so large without
tie aid OF any instrument. If lis something re
.usTkeh!e, it must have Gene under scientific OBJ
servatiou before this time: but as / am ignorant
IN reference to ANYTHING OF the kind, further than
what have observed, Lope to obtain some light
on the suhjcet through the medium OF Your valua-
bic paper, Yours respectfully, JAMES Angus
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The German Press in austria.

The German newspapers have relatively
greater circulation in Austria than those published
IN the local tongues Of the various Provinces At
Vienna the Wiener letting, the organ Of the Gov
eminent issues 1000 copies daily the Journal
dcs Oeste,feicAisclea Ll0yds, 5000 tie Wander
n, tie most liberal newspaper now published at
Vienna, $500 the Ostdeutscie Post, $500 the
Reicis Zettung, 1900; the Oestnreiclisede Cor
respondent only 400 the Austria eco Ia Be-
bemia the ConSlitutionclleS Blatt aus B0bme1, a
literally inclined Monarchical paper, edited with
much talent, circulates from 1900 to 5000; the
Mon, the organ of the Czechish or native Bohe
nian party: GOO; the Deutsche Zeituns aus B0h-
men, LOCO; the Prayer Zeltsng, 1000 and the Bo
lcnia about 1000 There are also III this Province
number ofloca German papers with considerable
circulation At the same time the ablest and most
popular of Slavonic journalists. HawItschek, never
succeeded in raising the subscription list OF his
Narodnj Noriny above l,50o. In Morayia, the
Presse. which was removed from Vienna in order
to avoid the strngency Of martial law, which for
babe its vigorous opposition to the policy of the
Government, has 5,000 circulation the Neue let
has SEQ, being much taken in Gallicia and the
Brlnner Zeitlng, the organ Of the present Cabi-
net, 1000 The Crater Zeitang in SteieImark,
has 1000 subscribers In Hungary, the Pestber
Zeitanc las l.s0O; the Pesthr Morgenblatt,
1900 the PressJurger Zeitrng, 500; the La
Jacler Zeitung has GOO the Agramey in Croatia,
600; the ,SQdSlariSche 500 the JnDSbfucker, IN
the Tyrol from 900 to 1000 the I'u0ler letting,
an ultra Catholic, Soc the B0tc aus Ta0l 1000
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Enantnn. n. ].
The following resolutions were adopted at an
adjourned meeting of the citizens of Boonton held


The following resolutions were adopted at an
7;oI ,,ootine, of tI,e citi1ens of Boontou held
ouJOu4iie" - N'--io ~
Monday evening" Oct %, 1880
rrhc,s Mo Congress Of the United States having
y ms'e4s, III 49, ,,1a Nor,h uniinrgronDd for
uh q @ i ,in oii Of every ciIlen in The mr..
80, a retr of urI iuiye slaves 10 an endless slave
lts' 'io 20 80 FREQ snd jrdenen5Tt citizens tOmake
ord Can nyIrassion of our views in relation to the
iul ana re lioSs5o ~ u i ] i,r nissrvsnra.
iHells Vi 'il!s UH anu rs e''t'' ~ 0''' -
Wv Jd Tim, io,nereci as the Constitution is we be-
-, la IN ia Unconstitutional: chat the c uited
Sfo,s lre hive no authority 10 egate 10 Commissions
@ No ', 1f ,rtn,, ca,snstI,at CONGRESS cannot au
t & ~ ., = thst ms law unnihlaes the writ of
GOWNS he ripht Of trial Ge ex.parte examination
lor,. beng no trial at all) deprvcs
TI,I, f0ui due process OF law and tie right OF ap
Al ,,lrlI are clearly set forth in Instrument
"a ..i,ioLrr IaXy'' tpn my Constitution. Which
md VII Irld obedience in Inns lnatler-le law Of Cod
,vr inon or own hearts, and are therefore bound by
he highest obligations Of cur moral regard any
Constitutions laws requiring TO AID IN the recapiure
md return Of ugityes from injustice and OPPRESSION us OF
Rcsolycd That The hypocrisy OF is Government qeeP
md damnng; willie lis shouts for Liberty are heard lar
above those OF any other Government earth, IL has not
ony sold Itself fully to tie Shareholders TO DO me dlry ana
cXfcruhle work OF catching and returning fugitive slaves
md kidnapping our free citizens bt nanests It's zeal in
lhe cause by paying largely for the privilege ind securing
tie pavnet Ola brbe OF i've dollars to the Commissioner
Tor each person returned TO slavery.
Rcsoifed. That viii not vote Tor any man tor ONCE,
who VII uotuse the whole weight OF Ills moral and po-
Auca! lnnueiGcIo ne fepeI Oh slis NV. -
Rcs0itet, l!al ile lFtsienl, ~ st- ny o.ei s:.o
lch 10 ms i.iaiiUUs ai ti0ol 10 NV
lWGu@lls iN aGoiEoh ID sFeH nus,G ny n'o. ny VI
BON houses ui Congress proves U!se ~ op lie eei'tc
tool OF the say euoucfs una i utterly u4"o'IiS o u'd
! confidence or support
Tesohcd That hose members OF Congress who voted
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man. A deep gloom pervades the village The
survivors OF the unfortunate man are receiving the
general sympathy.
A President Of one of the Banks in Cambridge,
some weeks since, notified The officers Of the VII,
Iage Bank that an attempt would soon be made
to enter its vault by Forcible meaps. Hence the
prompt action otthc armed Waterman. We have
facts and names in our possession that may yet
throw light On this affair
P.S-Last evening We heard most curious
story in regard to the above affair, which, if true
will come up to the rascahty OF Drury, Warner or
One.eyed Thompson. It's reported-and on the
best authority-that there are men IN Cambridge,
real estate holders who are connected with the
plot of robbery, and consequently guilty OF the
murder of their active victim. We withhold
names for fear of defeating the ends Of Justice,
vet we hope and trust that the chain Of evidence
will be formed strong enough TO legally justify the
arrest Of the parties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

..5r Quite en- excitement is SAID to exist in
Portsmouth n H. OF account OF the treatment
dealt out recently to party Of soldiers at Fort
Constitution. Capt. Jpdd, the commanding officer
ordered several soldiers to row a party OF ladies',
which the soldiers refused to de, it not being sol
diers' duty He then confined them ON bread and
water for twelve days, ard then forming Court
Martial with lis brother officers, sentenced them
to wear e4.pound bali on their ankles
fSpdoetiehi Rep
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Thy MyBED1H BRIDGE MrRDER.-Thc Coro.
ncr's Jury upon Z. L. Davis, at Meredith Bridge.
n d found that be committed suicide or came to
his death at the hands of person. to them un.
known.
MlssloYARlrs FOR TIE East IxDiEe.-Rev. DR..
A Sutton and wife, Tor thc Crissa Missios and
Rev. Dr. Poor and wife for Ceylou have taken
passage IN abc ship Townsend at Boston, for Cal
sntta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

u The Bnshamton Das7y Republican,
good Wing sheet, has been enlarged and improved
"A cheering evidence of prosperity. Webelieye
the Republican, the first attempt at daily pa
perrin that Furnishing town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04
FACTORIES with WATER Power t

FACTORIES with WATER Power to
IL RENT-Siulaed in the town of HAyERsrRAw. Rock
land Co about half mile from the North River There
are two substantial brick buildings, 70 ee by -, and
three stories high with wing 80 by - one story high.
The other GA by 49, and three stories with wing = by q
feet Each building has good water vince p feet dinne
ter and IS feet breast There Is also anOlcr brica building
separate from the above 81 by IS feet.
1ls waterpower worthy the attention Of any de-
srous of engaging in manufactures from is ueuthy and
pleasant location and being only IS miles from the City OF
York with good boats running to and rom three times
day There is railroad running from the dock on the
River Which passes close 10 The Factory doors.
The entire premises have been occupied Tor the past five
years by Messrs A. Il f. s Higgins Carpet Factory
and well calculated for Woolen Cotton machinery
They will be rented separate together For further par
ticuiars inquire of f. PECK Il Son y Cf-st or OF JOHN
PECK, HaversHaw, who viii show The premises.
GtcOdt
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FOR SALE.

MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING and
I'VE FANCY GOODS.-A person who is compelled to
his business in the above line The situation is frstrate
where he is carrying OH very lucrative and genee
trada The dwelling apartments have every convenience
with Croton water &c. and moderate rent TIE sockls
heavy, that only few hundred dollars Wi. be re-
duired TO enter at once into welesabshed safe bust
ness Application made by real buyer addressed to
Purchaser" Tribune Office, with real name aud address
will have immediate atLenllon. NJ
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~ An old negress died near New Orleans,
week or two since She was native of Africa,
aud from records in the possession of her master
Alex Grant, Esq. she is supposed to have been
one hundred and thirty years old She leaves
husband only little over eighty years OF age.
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YOUR HOUSE AND LOT

PI25 BUILDING LOTS in Jersey City, on the Rail
road within four blocks Of the Ferry and can be reached
in fifteen minutes from Broadway Prices from 500 to
5000 Tenns-it built in year, $50 cash balance
remain five years six per cent Taxes IN Jersy City
are less than quarter Of what They are in this city,
Brooklyn or Wilumsburgh Great improvements are be-
ing made the vicinity and these lots rapidly rising in
value.
Lots with wharf privilege and water front to lease For
maps other information apply to
oa8 5mlawMt CHAS j. SMITH, 30 NIaden-lane g
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a MANUFACTTRTNG INTEREST

EAFOR SALE-The machinery and all necessary appen-
dages for carrying on very profitable business VIII!
moderate capital every thing in complete running order
The article made patented and IN constant and Increasing
demand. Apply TO P G. GARDNER, 10 Nai-sIr room
No 1G nj ST.
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E7OR SALE-A frst-rate SIOE + and
b. DRUM, with all the fixtures for heating ihe room over
head has been in only short time May be seen at
mediaely M lW
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AT PRIVATE SALE The 3-story
IABRICk HOUSE and LOT. on the north side Of
Twenyeighh-st third door OF Fouuh-av SIZE Of the
House q feet onches By 40 depth with tea-roo,
Croon water, BATH bathroom, kitchen range &c Size or
Lot, q feet 10 inches by 90 feet inches in depth.
Also. the third HOCSE Of the above with LOT
OF GROUND each Of the same dimensions. portion OF
the purchase-money remain bond and mortgage.
For price and further particulars, apply 10
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Aucno1eer.
o291y 7 Broad
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CLOTHING

GENTS TRAVELLING, SHAVING
Eend DRESSING CASRs.-The Latest STYLES in great
variety Ao Ladies DREssHs a9 "a TQILEr .gGag 0
a. entirely new article being furnished with guard
which eftcaally protects tic face tron being CIT and may
be by PERSON with perfect safety Sold ~hoe'
sale, only by ,,,,, ,,,..,, - -. .,.-,..a
fy3l eodtf Importers Of Cutlery and Fancy Hardware
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SHOE STORE FOR SALE.-The
SSTOCK and FIXTURES OF Shoe Store in first
rate location viii be sold favorable terms. Apply at
2j6 Pearl-st. o5l IVY
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TyOR SALE OR TO LET-The dcsir-
b able DWELLING-HOUSE les Fourth-ayenue, near
Twlnh.st in the neighborhcoi of Broadway and Union
square Apply TO SHEPHERD 4 MELVILLE,
o29 Ivy Attorneys, IA Wallst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

ENOR SALE.-A small STEAM EN-
a CINE md TUBULAR BOILER, OF one horse pow.
n. ali complete VIII be sod cheap for cash. Apply al
2 Spruce.st third story. nj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

ENLECTRICITY.-A large double plate
~ inches dameter) ELECTRICAL MACHINE,
with BATTERY complete for sale cheap Suitable for an
academy electrician Apply Mt the hardware store OF c.
MERRILL. $50 Grand. corner of Lewis-st. o23 IN
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ENOR SALE.-The two-story HOUSE
Il and LOT l0l Stanton-st. Also, other REAL ESTATE
In city and country. Inquire Us above of -
OF Inn ). hAF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-04

A T PRIVATE SALE.-The three sto-
"a ry and basement Brick HOUSE and LOT, 40
Chrcfst Also the TWO story and basement Brck front
House 1873 Churcf-s the West side, between Thomas
and AnhOnysts VIII be sold together or separate Apply
10 mi Iwl COLE & Chiffon, Wal.st.
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A N IMPROVED WESTERN FARM

Ao 100 acres for sale on liberal terms or exchanged for
merchandise. Title perfect Apply 10
~ ST. A w REDDING, Is Beayer-st.
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