Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-12-13
correspondence OF the Baltimore SIN -

IN. Free Soil TrouLi@s-Sonm Carolina s,nator'-oa''
Senator- .lIerican .Norements, 3c
The Free. Soilers find detection in their camp ~
o,nears that Mr. Cleveland, Mr. Wimo and Others hahe
hack from movement which ID directed io"aos ''rNso
able resistance the laws They VIII not carry ,1n n'm
ines r. the extremity Of resistance Mr. Horace Mann De-
nrccate, The forccble resistance which Mr. GddnRS 10
rokes-But Mr. Thaddens Stevens and Mr. Root WI ae'
~ Iieu,cnan,> to tho agitation "i A-htnen ana some non
day, they are To give us NE" 'ai'' " "
a"s"e VI b. fror, the West desirous Of ie
nr ~ Mr. (iddings and especially tor the purpose oi con-
his assertion that the fugitive ac woh: ho' u
xecu.d III the Western country The late proceeding, III
Indiana crrtainf 90 strongly 10 show that the people o a
S,, m. sound ON this subject The Reform Convrh,ion0i
Indiana lsising Of oi both pon'ica patiirS laN
passed res buttons in support Of The whole ooy VI e '''
learn from South Carolina that Mr. Robert Bain"eii
Rbr, win be- elected AZ Senator No other candidate was
IN concentration Several gentlemen would lie preieeo,
, ,h. ,ouLl not arrc 10 serve Nj Rhrt according ~
Tho lacst demonstrations, temporary seeessoh'
lie had the distinction first IL bfoaci, IN ui open 'a
| the PROJECT oi dsunlon. ri, 49,, ,,.,.sf,,
candidate ior United States Ssno1r u 10 ~ o' I h.
that the person elected. whether "his of pe"''' ~
untfamInelcd by pledges 10 free soiI' rs 90. .o
II is much 10 be- wished that C"ngr's w'nia give Va s
earnest 4 heir disposition :" pr"srr"ic ne puos oSs
~ ihs sesson by passing bill reducing the as'
s nns,,ge according TO Postmaster Generas ieeom
,ne ,d,nn The subject is well understood now ~
~ ,bc members as will be on The last Gay ol 'e
session.. and if il can pass hrn can pass nov ~, 80
reluctance 10 anything for hr puonr n'nn m @ m na he
Christmas AMI New-y'ars holiday. a. n nn M ad hsnsr
fo.r these festivities "o"' '''' ~ -" '7 49,
| crn, as if passed afterwards. .,
The House spent nj the day in struggle 'f ana
AGAINST the consideration III the river ana hurbor oi
IN. Nj, ,can Minister VI ie Ia Ross, has ason rHed up
Oh The government the necessity oi pIoecuns .e - h
population frontiers from the hostile inrI1sons . o 'I
| Indians within limits. arcorninS 10 she 't' "'
The treaty OF Guadalupe hidaso'
ANOTHER SLAVE CASE IN BOSTON
We find the following singular ar,lrr IN Tue ho','n End
The owner Of the female slave ctrainy oos hoa y.
and liberal course and II Tins .'ier ~ reiuse'' "' 'p
| d; adj mi suitable means 10 enbfcc liN ii9"' =,
I, seems among other "no,on-, they have nfsfo'aA
!, p,ston Is, wonder whether thr learned JUDGES ana
9n,ors ever have occasion answer the arguments OF
decide upon the motions mad ~ 'h NJ es. AZ.
What j. his tile o! pIoesson1l rDt W. shonl like 10
n,~ which If tho "old salts in those reson' imported
this fellows great grandfather into SOME eo"'e'"
toni hoa. ,.,,.,c urct
4 a, nRArT FOR THE VALUE OF \ FEMALE toul.
ITlyr On Wednesday last Genera Devens, lned Slates
marshal received q very curious comnun!ca ioh on. S
,had" OF Norfolk virginia INC 's -. ps h value Of Msrha
ann Wh.hecI fugitive slave of said Mihado. ne &c
cona part VIZ, letter Gen Devens Informing him s
Snarrow was free OF color and that Marina % ao,ed
his vile and living vita him in Boston ,,Latn, ~ , offered
,h,, s,on after Martha Ann abscondrd he i!haaoJ
reward Of 5000 for her appr"henson ana so z sorrow
Gen pevens ~ b se,, and nav the b,.nce of s'5o The
m,rsha took no action ir comm 49, n,b, ,o he in
ley deputy marshal lhinhi"9 m ,n'' his Wiz owner sent
formed OF 't p r man named Jones 10 relation
TO H. Sparrow called al '' ; ' -, ,lt wtn Mr. Nor.
/ and Mr. Riley sugsss sparrow did 40 and decided
fs'ss s sa A. sn a.ds Rsrss' ;as.
mailed me anr him that being United States marshal ne
S Ses. he ra ss
I'd Claim M; district for adjudication. No demand wa'
mad upon sparrow He was only informed Of for s
"ni,v presented securing his wiies 'o
st 'D"'>' c,yclxSArr. Dec. 5,h 1850
= y ADDITIONAL ACCOUNTS OF THE AwFuL slL odl loR
y, ~ yaD0 At CAPE GIRARDEAU-The ST. LOUIS Rape.
particulars Of the yaae of cope Gdeau
d sppMi M.sou1 was al,no-, entirely DESTROYED. i,
:" The convent Catholic church ,n. and other 0aa'' "
oy rcsn Colege is also prostrated, ana the oie
,hod church and all other houses between mat ana IN
zee bridge are and students were the College at N
ne he Of c AWFUL visitation many OF them were severe
:er nueu u half Of the residents OF the place were e
an n., roof 10 protect them from the weather. ~ .,
II ia said that for distance of fifteen ms .soct Of u
eel around Cape GiIardeau' everything 0eo'' VIZ
I..t tr,,cfian