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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-04-15
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Wslsubioin the correspondence which has re-
Gently passed between:the Committee appointed
by tis Congressional Gonyentiens held on tie Sd
#instart, and the Hon IIEERY EkpisGER. alf. b.,
as viii be seen, accepts the nominations and
will take tho earliest occasion that may De pro-
per, to compare sentiments and opinions with his
fellow citizens ofathe =dif1aTeat counties. ihe
,norntneeiof this Convention. however. is no man
of straw He is known, honored and respected
NOT only throughout The District which ne Is al
present candidate ;to represent in the next Con-
gresa, but endeared TO the>Democrary OF the
whole State, BY his nobl g and gallant defence OF
its time. honofed principles. onimany Poltt'cai
battlefield. That one So eminently deserving
theslearty aud Jealous support of his patty. that
one who has sacrificed private fort me and per-
sonal comfort in defending the faith OF tue fathers
of the Republic, shall be os.racised, shalt be
stricken down bysthe hand of his own friends,
We can never believe Justice the present,
and gratitude for the past, forbid it Never IN
The history of Henry Bedinger, has he enjoyed
deeper hold upon the affections OF the great mass
of the Democracy ofths District, than at the pre-
sent moment. In certain quarters, it 10 true,
murmurngs of discomfort are TO be heard, but
their foundations are the baselsss fabrics OF VI
sion--airy nothings, and will be driven like cfah
before the wind Democrats, let rs invoke you
10 DO not deceiyed.s Stand By your nomination
he is the man pre- eminent over all others-in
Qualifications fofsthe p6sttion,.s the schoice7of
large majority of the. District, and will cover
when the election may come on, with obloguy
and shame, any and all opposition that may be
presented. "a ts1-# q
CORRESPONDENCE.
~ assz,d 81 W1scHEsrEE, April 8, 1851. 81
To he Hon Henry Bedinger, SIR: =
The Democratic Convention, that assembled
here On this day TO nominate a candidate for the
Tenth. Congress ional District, of Virginia, have
done YOU the honor to confer upon you the nomi-
nation. BY resolution the undersigned were ap-
pointed committee 10 notify you of the result,
and 10 respectfully request your acceptance.
Permit US, Individually, to express our pro-
found qualification at your nomination..
Your Fellow, Citizens,
- S9 W. G. SINGLETON,
ROBT. w. BAYLOR,
r-g JAMES CASTLEMAN,
ANDREW I[EYSER, .s
MORGAN JOHNSON,
ALEX. NEWCOMER,
THOMAS s. PAGE.
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DR.. FRAseIs LEEpER, the learned Professor q
South Carolina College. has been elected E'a-
Der Of the Naiional Institute of France Piesfrit
compIimented-
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FoR TnE Wok1Djs FAIR.-Col Anthony Ka,
melt, of Frederick county. one Of the de'eEa'ts
TO the 5BOfld.s Fair from the idarylan AgricI.
tural Society. and bearer of dispatches, Esiiia
from Bnstouo on the steamship Canada, on We
nesday. Amin Bey and suite were also Pssfts
gers. The packet ship Ocean Qneeu sailed ne
New York Tor London, the same day. with g
cabin passengers for the Worlds Fair.
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snEruERpsrowN, Anil 5, ls5I


GEErLEMEN: Your letter informing me that
the Democratic Convention which met in WIN
chester on the Sd inst, had nominated me as a
candidate to represent this District in the next
Congress, has just been received.
accept the nomination., which you tender me
gentlemen, under tull impression OF the com
pEimcnt which has been paid me-of the high
honor which my fellow citizens, through their
delegates in Convention, have conferred upon
me and beg you to feel assured that am as
much attached as ever to the principles and the
cause of Democracy-the cause upon which,
so sincerely believe, he pros Periiy aud happiness
of the people depend.
] had thought OF awaiting myself of this oPpor-
tunity to express to you, and through you I" The
voters of tile District, my views and the position
which, desire to be regarded as occupying in
relation to certain political questions which seem,
at present, 10 be OF prominent interest, and, con,
corning which, have already received several
/ letters of inquiry. But when I remember the
length of time which must elapsc before the cleo
Zion, anashd9 many opportunities VIII be afford;
sedsme oEytsitinge nurtion of the District, OF
explaining myViews, III person. tony ielnw-citi-
zens, or of replying to any inferrog1tories which
they may choose to PROFOUND TO the, think il
better to avoid troubling you, at present, with
any thing further than IA sincere expression OF
the high regard and esteem with vi icEl
I am, gentlemen,
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Canal MoKuMEET.-The Board of Directs.
Of the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company hsH
ordered q monument to he erected at seine fp5..
BILE point at Cumberland, to commemorate =
enmpIetIon Of the eahaIto This place. TbegsE,
ter has been entrusted 10 the e6tire care Of Ces
John r ckeIE Of Baltimore, one Of the direc'Ofh
WHO viii visit Cumberland Ia short time 70 8.
.lect Tie proper location.
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BU71ER.-By The. census 1etprns Of 5 ecsl,
ties adjoining Philadelpi,fa.,it sppears that lh!
produced, in 1850, IL .3s3.Is3 lbs. Of b9iist
The average price of batter IN the Phiiadell.
market, which these counties supply, is aboSL 2
cents per pound The money value ,heFeto'es J.
this single product Is over two millions ane :
quarter Of dOIlarE. ssas.zszgS
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nnn nnnnaITIaE lss.1A5YE 1.A.sIg,

80
TheTeadef viii be- attrsetfd TO the Article in
another column upon The ARTIST Of Thomas Sims
at Boston, usiler tie Fugitive slave Law. we
are unable To- lie entire proceedings OF the
mob and the strenuous efforts made to thSaTtthe
civil authorities. They i;l several columns in
our exchanges, and are too bulky Cor our contrac-
ted limits. they are exceedingly interesting
however, in 1llrOwipg light upon the fell sPiF't
which animates the desperate faction in Massa-
chusetts, known as free soil OF abolition
A few days since that faction adopted the fol
lowing resolutions at the suggestion Of Rapsoal'
late land only for q. few days) Senator OF the
q. States. They declare {, -
.That the Constitutions OF the United States
has not conferred npon Congress the power Z"
enact any law aGth6TiZing officers OF the United
States te determine the slavery or Ieetcn OF per-
sons found within the territory OF any State ane
TO convey then, out Of the State " herein r1ey are
Eonpd 10 be held as slaves IN another stare;
s.Ihat no pers0n in any Stale of this Union
can is lawful ysdepFived9u his liberty ~lth0nf
due process Of Iag, which prucess, IN the case
of an alleged fugitive from service, Is s9tt q
common Iaw, wherein tie facts whether Faia u
gitive WAS lawfully held To service IN the S;a'g
from which he is alleged To have escaped stiai'
be determined by a trial By jury
THAT such tIial by jury should Preeede me
delivery into the hands ofthe party claiming E'm,
OF such alleged fugitive, and should be had IN
the vicinity where The said alleged is sosrd
shat, in the Disqualification OF the question OF
liberty all presunptioHs Of law and fact are and
ought to be in favor OF Liberty.
.'rhat the fugitive Save law enacted by the
Congress lately expired, cnnitayening these ptln-
ciples, is unjust. unconstitutional in deroga'Ipn
ofthe Fundamental maxims OF free government:
and ought 10 be speedily and forever repealed.
These resolutions embrace principles on which
rest the entire opposition to the fugitive slave
law, and they are now attempting 20 enforce them
in the case of Sims. Gorge Thompson, the
English outlaw, and Fred Douglass; arnnaway
slave travelling in couples to preach these dec
ttines; while Theodore Parker, Wendell Philips
Rantoul and others, are exciting mass meetings
and mobs at home tn carry them out in practice.
-
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TIE FUGITIYE sINIMs.

The arrest at Boston some week or ten days
since ola fugitive slave from Georgia-his trial
tile threatened resistance of the AboItionists-
the appeal from one court TO another the presen-
taiion Of new pleas when oA ones were quashed,
and the resort TO .ttifices of every description
and kind to evade the execution of the law, have
attracted public attention 10 the result, and led
1.-The country to regard with intense: interest the
finale of the whole matter. The law has al
length triumped and the fugitive been restored
TO his owner, but he, poor fellow, like one of old,
can well exclaim, a few more victories such as
this, and am ,undone. The yalue.of the slave
has been thrice expended and the Government
put to of forty or fifty tllOmsa nd dollars for
his recovery The public authorities have well
and faithfully executed the duties devolviDg upon
Gated the, supremacy Of the law and, The re-
squiremeDts soi the Constitution Public opn-
lion, however, in the City of Boston, no less
than the wi 6Ic State Of Massachbsetts. must
undergo q. complete. and radical change, before
there can be any good results under the Fugitive
Slave Bill. Thousands followed Sims in Boston
from the Court ffouse to Tue ship on which be
was TO embark, singing, pra ying, and Impiously
he ttiuneeTboIts Of heaYeniupon those
twhogwere accessory to tie arrest The bells Of
tlle churches tRrong hoIt the State@er request
reach tha ifferent towns that fugitive had been
! airfwas confusion and excitement, though no
resistance was Offered, and.the fugitive suffered
in peace. under the cover of night, TO depart.
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STATISTICS IF THE N. Y. PoSr OFFrE n
following are the statistics nf the Post Office
New York, for the quarter ending March 81
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S I'ELEeR5 fH Sf4ED LII has been aseerihAtls.s
that the iEansli sinn Of inlellIg By ieless
Is AZ the Tate nf Is OOO miles per second = ..
as this velocity seems. It s about IS times 8
than that Of eleetIicity from the eleetflcai =
81
vi aiss 10 .e9z3s Is ,siisf '5sesH
90 - fs6Csfa II Z g zsfs'-
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NEGRO SAILORS AZ N ORLEASS-Recrrir
Genlis, of the FIRST municipality at New Or:ess.
having consulted che State and corpora'iun a
rnrneys ON the subject, has been governed By ii.
"PiH an OF the Enrmer, and officially made kBu
tn Lieutenant David -. Porter. commanding iiI
Un,ted States steamship Georgia, that negr.l
employed "n steamers visiting tIfat PORT, ahossi
commanded by an officers OF The United Sissa
Navy, ny the laws nj Louisiana, must be couEpsl
in prison during the time such vessels are drais
cd al that port.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1851-04-15

Traders arrived al For, AlbuekIe bring the :.
port of the death of Wild TAT, and Two OF 3.
companions, Chrkasaws. II is reported Ia
they were killed by the Camanches
About &c, OOOC Ca ranches are congrr e lied pFral
high up I'm Red River. They reprsrent thai
il their intention tn exferminare the Pas nee W
haWk Ks but their design Is believed TO be To mai
a descent up"n the frnniiCrs OF Texas.
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TIE CONVENTION.

The Basis question is still the prominent to-
pic of discussion in the State Convention. Among
those who have addressed the Committee during
thu last week, we notice tile names of Mr. Mar
tin of Henry, Scott of Caroline, Smith of Kama
VIVA, Galy of Ohio, sc. Friday next, 18th
met, has been agreed upon for closing the de-
bate, and taking vote upon the question. The
Eastern members, no less than their newspapers,
are evidently becoming alarmed. Mr.. Roberto
Scott, otsRichmond, charges one ofhis colleagues,
Mr. Bolts, with marifesting signs Of deser;on,
and Tazewell Taylor, of Norfolk, is denounced
by the Eastern press.as no better than he ought
To be on this question. a few days, however,
will decide. And upon that decision, hang i'm.
poftanl results. yI35747sse i aa 3tjs 81
1 sEhe following special committee has been ap.t
pointed, in regardstotbe adoption ofsome feasi.
bic plan for the removal offree persons Of color
from the Commonwealth, E'2 s w. So :
Messra Chambers, Wiley, Stewart Of Morgan,
Mechanical, Martin Of Henry, Garland, Hall,
Wise, &zdley, Wallace, N. II, II. Garnett, Scog:
gin and a r. Smith, ; Is ..s=a .s !,
+ We publish in to,day's paper, the remarks of
Mr.. HUNGER Of Jefferson, made somesweeks !since,
on introducing from the Special Co,nmi,teeI
raised BY his motion, their Report a5to Gnaran:
lies. These limitations sndsrestrc'ions will at At
tas all che ends for the Eastdaod, the Valley
Wish tie mixed basis could give, while the
NVestswh'ild o.ldngef he tn,ra By asPfingts
spIe the most lnns4haI and unjust. 81
The sEecc lnofs ATf. lliner, of Berkeley, on
the basis question, will be given in our xelssn
senttte1 q possible. 1t is oHe among fllie
;abiest PEeches made during tbe siItings ol4thes
sCqays9 ,!n, and We bespeak Ior.itiin adYances e.
alt4s. anil ldispassonate consideration from.men.
of silIshss 8 fsepinton
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LAND WARRANTS.

l. n e z
We have been handed itbrdng Capt JAMES L.
ERAEsoS, the Circular Of PETER MoRtARry, Esq
/ OF Galena, Illinois, proposing the location or
sale in any ofathe Western States, of Bounty
Land Warrants. NIrtNl. we learniisa Virgtnian
10y birth, has resided the Valley Of the Mfssfs
spPi Tor Ten years, has q Through acquaintance
with all that region Of county, pVlessi thapthe
fertility andoadvantages of,pnost ofelheavacant
Hand Digtrictstfn the West making month.
ny visits each OF The
principal Laod Offices in stwest, shells en-
ableassto select, fofItloseg whoamay contide the
mater 10 his care, the most desirable locat0hsn
each pan ienlaF L}tEst. The small of five
dollars will e9yera al for leca tIpgs pro
cuEing suIyeg sand ltees4to ofiees;
Tor 400 acres, and ten dollars of FOO acses1 =
sfh6se 81. oat q Win sits
located S ~ No deqhi be bic
pe tfotmed through Mr. Meristi heir5entife
satisfacsiahEs III odr sosSt, will
give hfthsf lpli 81 bgssfBty
forward any, 5R TfAEfs EoF at may be
requested efihtpls lhqseof or soldiers 81 their
Representative have already procured their.
Warrants, should no time ia Is eiF 6tali5n,.
as The great West filing and every.
year thousands of acres of the public domainpaas.
from the Government into thespossession ofac-
tuaEsettIeTs t,tse9s
hrs 20 Il ar
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81 59I.46a 10

This table is we'll worthy tile consideration Z"
the people Of every section of the Stale. Il vii!
be seen that Piedmont gets as usual the lNPn'S
share-mnte than double as much as all The other
sections put together, and about FORTY TWO
times as much as The heavy tax paying Tide
water district Add to this table, the amounts
heretofore expended The several grand divisions
and we have the following result:
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AN IMPORTANT DOCUMENT.

In pursuance of a caltfromtBe Convention for
information in regard to the appropriations by
the last Legislature for internal improvements
in the several grand divisions of the State, that
body has been furnished from official sources
viii, report exhibiting the following result:
For Tide Wafer, S366u IL
Piedmont, I,I33 S75 co 3
Valley, 2s9. 100 OS
Trans. Allegheny, 33U, GAO 90
districts, S33,7I6 90
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" Rans6sn EIaEoway, la'e member Of IL
thirty first Congress from the State Of ~ Yuf
died At Monnt Pleasant, in Prince Georges cOss
iy, Nd, whittier lie had gene on a visit TO s.
xi!e's relations prior to his ret urn home on Srl
day, 9th inst, Of typhoid fever and iufiamatts
of the bowels, after an Illness of aLunr two yeei
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our Ob't servant,
HENRY BEDINGER.

Messrs w G. SIxGLEroN. r. w. BAYLOR, J.
CAsrLEMAN, ANDREW I[EYSER, MORGAN J0IIS-
son, ALEX. NEWCOMER. Thomas S. PAGE.
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Aiming to in letters 6i3 99D 62O,

LATE FROM THE tAp:Ax CoUxTRY-The FoE
Smith (A'k.) Herald, March 2Ist, CONTAINS TX
following:
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DIED.

THURSDAY morning Nay 70 of ,6os. ass severe n'' at he
fssksses 30 Buslinr zip. JOHN DUNN. sgsd 81 years
The relatives hsads OF tbs family respectfully invited
uns tho John - :. Cburch A. ocloct,
rissy The TO Be ahsa ~ Jamaica, for 10
isrmsns
d BrrolbB hy IL alter sctei 1sss OF mos than sever
ssis vhth sbs bore wh CHRISTIAN ouud- aud fsssnaoa 10
as DIVINE will Mrs ELi2ABtTH GREEN, thud daagh,sf Of
Ne. J. no Z and Eshe' Green agsd Ia lssts
Uneishs't stc 6sues ere respectful invited 70 attend her
tbs tFoay ats OcoCk from ths Ftst coagTe
.Al sshOit Church OF II s and IasTsacs streets,
without further avnsiKn
o. W,s,s.esy morning; hsy ~. Mr. AsF ELizABErH
WAhD, the Vo'h yssr Ol hs age -,
Hst alec tho Of her brother Achss House
vea Of he, .obs Be Ward ald her
Az D.n. uqusstss l. ssue Tie u sfal without
ss,,ssr n,nAtob, from o4 Penn o. on Fnosy Ssn at
NJ, "A Of essass Of ihs heart M GEORGE DENNY native
.f,ls ~ Of HsisrErd lrssnf, Sgd ysss
and ths 'Fieuds aat at4tsrres OF NJ HHl
xhr are ssp.etu s'ieno thu unerd TINS lfrl Al
s-r.osn a. s o'shncA e. m ~ kNtR uss-sy.
10 ssnrth L. hss 10, Atef short ont severe ness
IN lTH NJ pGlR Roht fh1H iu' sR@ - yssfs'
Ia Johr steve ny HAY NJ DANIEL holden, 10 tue 7sh
81 MS sIs -,.,
b. 4 CsAs, AAROs sklNNkR,o WhiIg W -
y.sss,y bard ths vessel, LUIakA WoODBUhf,
Hlot Revsry Mss
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FoFslEn PoPts,

AfPort an Price sch ult. brig Gushing Cody ron W
urstcp NC cry BIyant BryaLt DO 90. Nay forsr 81
Peeuor from n't Mansoa Manson ir Bo,oa co.
DO, fremont, Mitchell iron Ns~ toff
SIN .ch Muy ~ Boston ga Spoke fh MI IT
J-.nie brig Coos. ceanvho rsportsi Al san sa
d. pr,yus. hrgs SEQ smoer, Farrell Of Boston ndet
., Of vfh i60 bbls 'psrm 0 vhsag scht
Cob Cox o 49, Harriet Neal Brush D! do Chanlssf
Yourg Chss A'sirum, snoR q 80.
paisr Nav IS brig Bsls LsyS0d Bottom sch Ho1s
p rec FdsArd Issnd Nsv York h, Magss, Qanan,
New York CD 30. bng Eoias, Moore. Pictlu. ).
ssse from Krg-on Jaus Nay g. brig Charles Heath, Putnam
Cubs
Ar at Panama ,,mr NIX r. from san Francisco.
24ih u John Msyo. Reed, for Ne" Orsani
26h; Geo Evan, cou lard i.r New Yoft, do.
PeruAnbue' Ap DO Sd Palestine Scott r'pa'ing HsSFy
Mathew sosfoa Just
Al Ponce Pr, Nav Hypr Bsrisnn, IN Baltimore FOR
Nav Yort d. brg' Christina Tor Baltimore, fs' EFs,
Johnson for Mes ioik dE
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burly oo sih 81 AsDral Cnp, Savannah CD orig Elsa
beth Hasungs Bu'p.s B1ston
&ataIia. soth bars cOstash. Dcbsy Boston, John
Havana Chas Heavy hon, Mas /.
He Adams NHori brig Tangsr Para, Wni cb,
JAte Pssri Nf0fk e. brgsS Watson Havsaa 81
Kate ApdeFson Anderson ks~Yok sch Ss.s q aNne hVs
Phadspi. Al bsrts msnde Brewer Bsvana 80, CoSss
Roll, Davis 4h 6h trg sarah Gn6B hOrelns sd hy
Gbsr Green ant knight Lsav doi brgs Flrsnce Ftss
stor Jal. Reading Phiads phai ith baris caro1s
Aueusta tBreny Bssnan, Caasf Dyer ana Rsn,s
Frosi, NYort bfit Avsno, Thurs;on. Norok.
An Rio 90 Jsnsro March Il ship EsR atGAv ana aei -
fnF "a
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a. pr.-rcu Cztz. FsDch ksreis Jessn rare
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srrb ubb. Wilmington DoilIsr q PJeri q rAae'
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J,,,.I.r-Atis,s,ts Horlsv Phis6elphs, " HTsonpoa-
Co., tost-W Laws, Thompson, Os-sEo'
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LEGAL NOTICES.

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-. b-,ssy tsa NJ 100 g rsss ssi7 f7
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nm. M. ..,tM.y 5 lssi JORS 7. DODGE s"'s, -
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r.,.rs nee ,.rr Rs--gsi ~. .tr'st &C 80 -
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