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= 'asyr l"' IT 6'"gham. i.'tl mi Il .,vIr
a. - s1n's per ward; b-siia ether good, q
doubtful, agssAt half their cns. S =
WslssttSillo. April 1851. ~
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.Nn1ifa.


~ aEiS the VI . ~ gned with Ger al
ne p.rsUns haze sssncIaiod Ihelu
j. y eTti,ng 10 lie pr"sisions At the" <c
jpmt Sore Cefp"vAti, ns 9th
.syA f Fifteen Thousand Dollars, unde
ss1 So. If Tic Wnion "a ellen Compan,
&c. Ell saice Siid CorDors'i"n Y
s3tNtS 4 being lie ,nauutartnrIE9 Of Wool
V,n,en e,I CrlpoeA g,.sis, az gnnd
Ivoolrn and Cotton sSsll foam u,
- pas's of the mannf,rlurp, the buy
- lns. N Wool and Cniten aud cen
- INTO cloths far 0evkst. Ell.
y pG0,r'S Rer Ssary 9 . cenvpn,
o. ~ aR.inessni mann acturIn
~ - and ,he dealing in 9ro,N wares
s"'iisa rh'sis 10 not,ss all pers,.n
y ~ IN. atsi s,asti q of HE Covns
Z hasden y thas stoss Al Chapir
il snaas On Saturday The 2s,h
. 1881 Il . o'cisck In The after.
s.39s lprnER MoN.eN,
HENRr CHAPlN,
"A. C. IsIaAAa.
Ssss.s i. @eYil lst 1851 ~
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\ 7'ar,a i, s9,m:.
ssi-E OF s-etttY5
- ENAlNlNG in IN Posi- Office :
q l. tchGeIt April Isl 1851

. = l. tchGeh April Isl iS5l
ja,a a Ad;iis esl,iAt ~hrnw
i: Alfred Ddhirl h,orr,iy
Ra,n.r Dtvis SofTtl..tart
tienty Re- DE- Jr. il,ntg
l H. Battlra 9 is.
Dr. Bnn,,ng j ,4a.5 ,r@
Inhn ii Bnrktasa 5.,.s E.&
., uh hu,k j. u"
aucr> krUlnH l. Fts-l.
ll.uit Il tt~r A arr N4
mas Belcm,2 y
t.nusa e.. BALDWIN Wu"Aet H. MA
a. II Blown Am ~
Palmer Burn~u & C"he ~ blouse
l.,re,C 'Bneil Ahe son A,tsse
! - Baldwin l>.a,' Atto>v
.m-ii B, Ha,bI E,z+oyao gsufss
iohn Byenn Augt> Mat>s
hNFir> Cati,h lta,tru \ ,a,l~
lueulnS Cmk a!aiy N,w,u
'ha,lcs Cater 2 James tt'Ie,Hs
i''iphenia t'smp2 Peer f.,k'>
nui>a M Toe john Pu"lnn
Nary j. Clark tlane"t'er>mne
iicharl CaTruw SuSannahl' Noe
larry Dvi'ny Palmer Hq,ret q ,r
Lanes Dick, Rwh"r.' ilts~
iohI Elmo Gep iit,',
iro. w III is James Is T. ea
Draa,s F,.n"riy ll,rrr,E R{a
sn>anns Flu. er J l. KeR0el
u,nnah Gu,naa JOHN Is Stbo4
lenry GLdsm,th Geo, Laat,Naas
+ \. Gran.iSS Chat 'mph
Gis,n Gr,r2 Jnh" y ,na>un
sarah II m,nly S S,rvea.> =
>, G. H"y-s L. rv.qs
Charles Hubbard rnon,s Stone
RwhAra Hartley Ilaus Sc.var
ieiIs at Flush, No,~ i,,rl raa.n.s
YEN brire 'r'fany
I"'y ,iorhkisS john t.ri
Mary IA" ta"Sl,hroP t,s> V.ow, kr.
Ann Keyues ! h. W.,,n,
Airs kelxaTd III. W-l.n
John Hubbard Wm. W.rI
L. W. VESSELS. u. ",
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
NATIONAL SAFETY C.lEr;) N SU>
R>NcE AND TRUST CoMPA W.

Nam, ,,1i.r .tp2 Hai,.m So SOM assss
dssra ab o. Sd. Psti0deiph'".
HON HENRY I. Bt.NNER, President.
IUclANI BI-BsE Secretary.
Rates Of Life insurance reduced 20 Pei
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17

House at Auction

49, snasrHlAcr viii sell TO th- hish->'
m..sder The l., & premises brick hOuse
harm. &c on Spencer street, in the VII age
OF l.ilch0eld, unless previously disp >ed q
nj private sale, o. Monday the 9TH inst. a
4 o'clock p Va. Terms CASH or If desi'e'
one years credit will he gwen with arPr"v
ed security Tor Two th,ris of the putchaS'
money. btIEts SEDG WIN
Liichfeld April ] 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
=. T.. Judd.
nAcVIEHREAN ARTIST.

TIA, t.,uAned Is hi, r o,ns near the G nrt
IIn,ise, whsre his Miniatures may be Ub>
tAItt. d Al al tines
Luchfirid, An 2 1881. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
Tar Sale.

4 Farm lyfag In the sash ives
yars IL LitchAeli In the snci
SonN Farms. containing
Is acres Of land. Said far@
Sgss vii-d ia0 Meadow. Pasture.
10y land, tlring we'll fenced and
s1ss state Of cultivation. On said
asy Dwelling Huase. also fnur
~ f Co House, Go, Any oae
fs ,sirehser will do we'll % call
E,f themselves.
saa ~ hai ~ applying 10
~ eh@r Esq DC Bsahie,n. ~ Abe
s.sss.s IN 4 "a ~ pessnfsas. @lmaQ
w EE w. WAUsH 4. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17

W n NTId7I2FUS ""
L busine>s, ,df-rsI -4.e ms tt'"I"~. Sem,
sash AID h.Imd She. Q!sih"' Nth sb u
.l.vrm 'arir@ TAT. -.inn y, II" village Il
W-4t Cornwall ~ h'l ali u AZ anr" 81 t!t.
r abroad DepJI and An'u ol'pa-it" 'hr United
>,a e. Hettl SAd ps"lrrN vii he s"d all
| regst her "T separately. I">"si su'ch"srIs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
Li.ch0elG savings society.

Al meeting of the members Of the
fachficd savings Society, held on the 2Oii
~ ih.. toll ,Ni persons were rhorrR Oh
..s- r th. az r.',nl VIZ
$50. C. WOODRUFF. President
s.ML. p, BoLLEs, Vtce President.
4.u p BEEs;s,
EuA5LEs l.. WEpE,
5 J BGcKwIlH, Directors.
tsAKLss ADAMS.
-swIx b. WEB-rsR.
4@sr.vr7 r DAVIS. ecretary e"e
s'enSSr<r.
a. ~ p ~ nrarrh Rs X, and
r, t+,a--. Day "a IA 9 Ia IL a NJ at
ta nd
g. F. DAVIS. Treasurer.
III ID ny " iNGI
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
Euraitures Oh airs, Classes

A Full assortment hr salr a. ci,eap - "a.
1Ahe bought ut auN rilnnin ,i,.. c.uslA
Also Collins.
Black Walnut. Cherry anil Ra,,pr,,.,
ready made. W. T., PAI.NEp
Milaoa, March 80 1851,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
'rorrinysn. Feb. Oath 1851.

within and for the D strict If Luchield.
on the ais. day OF Mach A, D l,5i.
Present. OLIVER \. G Toep, Jn ige.
AN n.,linn 81 William +. Baldwin. nusIe"
2fol CERTAIN Esa'e c,nvey.S tu hisn Icy l..
II. ia J Sin IN, Of said Litchti.l1, an The 2a'n
oI February, 4. D. 1851 ~ trust t"r The h.i".
& of has creditors, III pursuance at the statute
ia sprh cAs. made aud provided,
QRbEaLo That com etssI"ser> 10 receive
examine auS ahjusi The cisInss At ,nos. az"
w,re creditors OF Inc AaiS S'suh ., the date "i
Sud psa.g ,rnen', be aproln, . q Az pr"h"t"
iii - in Ltcht.td, Ia ssid s',tt. "a the
All tlay 81 April \ y. lall. . S"cl"k !"
III flrrarna. ii 3 that Oh l."e"o interested
~ and Estate NAV se BMiF 9 I'D spp"ar u
,hpy se. can~. at,j no fs-fs 81 % I" S.'s
app,intnrnt ssid truce ts'tr" oit" publish
aosice Il this .rsi~s ~ IA ~ ~'oaper printed
in r.itrsfis'S conats aud 70 poet . copy films
ord n on The pnsic sSl-posi Ia ssIi :. wa :"
.aauip!d n..r. 81 the place where said L,mm
sllth fssdes
A -. Cnny OF Record,
Alice. Ni.tVER 4, ~ TODD, Judge
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- Aeat.

40 &2e ate
"a ui e"1I at.,tnz about ~ arles. 'ii'
q ga "a 81 tBt L J. W, q ii,r Ia - |. farm /" !
Do. e ,a yeats ~, fn,th & Pa'Iicula'.'
.I.r ,inas iss La.Sr' nee Eiss"i'
a, III 81 r,ntses. P.s-rssi"n gwen the j.
ma
IFS AUGUSTUS BISSElL
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
CAPITAL. $3.50 UW

q lie above company have estah'iSAec
AN agency il this "ou" y, fur the pur>
pose of insuring lives. and have aPpolhtea
LYMAN W. GILBERT. Agent,
}. Il. Beck ITu. NJ. D., 4Leaical Exam
Il. II. uoLLr TER. Esq, ConLecticu
Referee.
Applications f. r Insurance may be made
10 t.ymam W. Giihsrt %. DIR. Beckw'lh, al
DR.. Beck wiih's stoie. a. 9"'rIWk A. NJ, At
~ o'c u.k ", or a. u n'.h"k l.. "a. wasie
pamphlets msy br had 'xpi" :"."I 'hr pins
,pie Oi late l">uI atre. ""d Sh"wh = III"
-.u,n.,uy AID GUY Of every m.iss "'''' has
.:,i = su!prrn a. .ntiahce at wS in. /" srtu =
d his f,mlIy. al tens trw ii,''uA I'd d'"-
a s. nv an Insurance oh hts iI:e. ! his
,up nYhave u, t.,mnuUdaieh mi iet'n>
Il p.y.nen Il, meet the ah!'itl 81 'iIt P.of,
ne r.tm,ing mam. a. as The III nith
naa. The terms are q pei cen, less liza"
most Comp MES, an,l pay able y'"il). h"Ii
,eaIlv ~ quarterly 5 maj the i'h"Hk
| u ~ may save. al I.y ny. trw ""iia,> eve
| ,k're munih> Ia pay his premium. ard
| aus arcu,r rs his family, Al his 'ir"ih.
| ,upsI rmc,. u this word'S y'"">. winch lac
| j., we've, expect 10 don the iruIt> "f his
| .tnr. Liir Iu> ura, sc ~ e. mir e to he ur-
! ..iiri a>s r,'pmuHIr i''>ns>$ mr. S"le
| ,rru,ing To uhr'> tamil, ATE. his death,
IN II c"mI'l nee and >alFn wh"h he Is
tinah.e 10 t.y up im hrv, ~h,ir he NV >.
| In> anrt> are .niit,'ial,y "r'nirl"2
! sowing .h,. wI>t ~ III i,,it in>aTntt. e =
ne taI,wt"2 cirp- t''m F"'i"d~iph''
| =, per, - Sut';. an ''.,.',=c--~
| FrILAD iFa'4 q .: ST. iS0h
| cid -. s,ts fiiGrlt5.fs t5 HE
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
The Breast, Throat. Lungs. and Heart.
PEMiLE WEsaSESSES aud COMPLAINTS

Ma rcai.dy that has been offered to the p.,r, has
ever cth half e.'ian aud eGcrfasi IN re,is,s.g Ar
c inciisnts U-skaessss ana at the
~ bRAST's PULAuN.Rr Ds, sam II makes differ
sncc whehcr the derans be- sspp,ess,ss. sxe,ss
Or other saeiasatsl Tsakasss-it REGULATES ALL.
~ seasAsnias the system. egaslsinx th e.niaf,0s
ard sslOTiltNG and Ai.LAYiNts NERVOUS lRRrfA.
Rll.EIY. Nee anrl .LsIr
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17

YEyHS Court Of Probate for the Di-ire
d a. Iorrins ION, hath limited end aIl'w-
ed sin n,or;l;S from the date hereof. fprit~
creditors to t3o Estate OF ALIEN AMBER
GIl.l.ETT. de, eaS-d. lsIe OF Tor'in.'"p.
in said District, decenssd. in wl,e,'u.x
hbir their cainss for aIloo Arsc Slh settle
ment. Those negleclins I" present their
accounte within oil time properly nItrsrtd
VII be ,iebarred a recovery. All pers''ns
Indebted tn said estate are requested i"
mako imnie>iite payment to
LEVI HODGES. Administrator.
'Torringlsn. Feb. Oath 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17

si3.s'l vi Elfe,0g.1H, So. P'As' ntt-
March IL, 1881
TATE Of ALEX'R A. ILI.ETr
s.,e Of 10. r.ngton, III said District, de
s 4~
ss- Court OF Probate far the Dis'ric' ri
ng,nn hath limie aud ailos-d ii !
chs frsn the daIe herenr. for the crrd-
If said estate. represented ins'iv.ni.
Zach 10 exhibit the r clsims th~ten
,as appointed Demas Coz end Hiram
fsr. Commissioners 10 recetee asd exa-
.e "a, said citiMs.
A time copy Of Record
HARLOW PYl.al Ju'as
c subscribers si,e 70 re 'eu s-y
meet 81 the d~sSi,s s@"ss . Lev,
SFs, in SAID hrpi,eios. 81 -. ~ b
April end 23i d"s Of AugeN lell
~ o,bcs in the tMenn0n ., ss'h IT
Us, Arisr purso~ II ding Oh
.sinrs> af sal! apppi"lme
HIRAM s-,RSER. I e-os<e
DEasS COE. S",s-'s
F ,etse.. iaichssd 70 said Foas ere
ell Il. mas> iaSms . ae etyn'o,,n
Levi gOe.GEs . tmtni< .ra,or
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George ~. .atOs.
! oUvTY SURYEY0R.
West C0ragaiL Lf.
xS,stiee.

4. adj turned sal. ut the real estate q
lamp late % I.ich6eld. deceased
az aele ON S.aiu day The 18Th ins, !"
IA ep. -. near the Mansion House j,
ass Sale positive. TITLE iudl>.
II AssLES s. BuELL Admini>,rar,
Aid. SPIRITS, 1887 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17

We state this prove the ss.re ss sare Isfs
when thts Satsass Is 0-ssi alter hs cr-.n 1. zoe
ssdsred Ivy phy-i1sn AMI rIyRd. he In the last staR.s
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dyisg land. IN ti. Roae
ins the STROUD ssl ta's"i r'oisss bot4ht FOR
Ia" "a u STARS of this and the pscabe and
E.Abset proof 81 a tise circumstances and facts
rsicr to PAMPHLETS.
This cure Was ehrctssi On Mrs ZiBA DYkEMAN I'll
Rsist"a >Ps, Sarsisga e., ". Y We can prove. lp.
to"a d"nh Hs"y S;her DIV egSstis Ms hopess an6
taasHegcbie Ot Coughs and assumptions CURED
which prIn,lnrNL inc.rahLa liz skinl nhus,.,n..
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
va p'oSs
CHAN @ { OF LIFE,

Fr0s the G,vi To- the lfoS,as. sud t,c Hsnsa Al aA
d. sge tue onsrase 10 s,st<d and the other 80
gradually impressed ~ to rcv-ni ANY al te Cai.i ds.
ssses that requ~,sly arise in consequence Of suck
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
e q. .Ian I! 1851

- q. Ian 2! 1851
NED. ~ Snh-"tIhs. wth Tx .Ais. cm;;,,
~ t'rh>t hastn'ss ~ mn,n ,r.n,i q ssh
-" ~ r., Sash gag II ~, ~ ,.,;..
:" @ " f'renrhsl,~> 3:f r. VINO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
DI. 9 NIX $.

naw nnly just received and 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17
CHOLERA TNITANTUNT.

Cared by B,safs Ralsam without fail g
OTSENTERf and SUMMER COMPLAIN
In GhiiAsen and AdNlks-nAd
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17

See the care ut Doe'. Hsess'& Of Stsmfoa CsRa and
ethcrs e.S
DYSPEPSIA see the cure Of T. y. H'aleGx. Iier-
chant of Anes. WyoRins CO., ". and many murs IN
uar tnin,hlets
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-17

4 lie above company have est"h''SAec
AN agency il this "ou" y, for the pur>
pose of iusuring lives. and have appointed
LYMAN W. GILBERT. Agent,
AcI,r ID .tltail.al Exam.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-03-20
PITTSBURGH, PRNNsYLyANIA.

Resolutions Of the Reformed Presby,srg Of PITS
bugh, on he Fhgaire SLAVE 6M
ReSOlped, That il the above mentioned enact.
ment we see the legitimate workings Of the Gov
ernment under a Constitution that guarantees
slavery, and protects the stakeholder in the I'M
Just possession of property in his fellow man
and there is thus furnished additional evidence
that our position as witness dissenting from this
Government, and refusing TO incorporate with it,
or in any way to recognise il as the moral ordi-
nance of God, is the only consistent position that
can DO occupied by the servants and voluntary
subjects Of Messiah the Prince
?. RS0tDsd, That we are encouraged and shown
by the recent action Of those udicatores of Chris
tian denominations who have faithfully condemn
oil the law, and warned the people under their
care TO refrain from aiding in its execution as
eVincing that the Church is awakening 10 sense
Of her rights and duties, as having, under Christ
n guardian care over the moral as well "A the
spiritual interests Of men, and being under obli-
g4tion 10 resist by "tbe weapons of her warfare
which are not csrnal, but mighty through God,S
everything that eniapgers these interests, though
sGanating from civil authority. We cannot
Withhold, however, our expression OF regret that
ftses juiicstories did not 20 behind the law and
sssjsnn st least that psrt OF the Constitution
50 Ekich the Law is founded and from which II
,s,ssi zee its validity. And with regard TO other
ut gss0giss. we are constrained TO give utterance
- plr rrisf and pain that any Courts claiming
- t.u n fks name Of Christ should be so faith
'ss . iiin ~ not only 10 withhold their disap-
J,slhst.au " s&i. Isv bat 10 allow the people I'M
isr ii'sr uus - ses in relation 10 IL, according
hsar IVA @agissiOns, aS members Of the
s.'so5 ad ~ mesa<ss Of the Government, thus
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-03-20

The recent election in this State terminated
favoraby to freedom. The triumphant reGlec-
ton OF Messrs. Durkee and Doty has dissppoint-
ed the old hunkers Of both parties The Free
Soil Wings, as well as the Free Soil Democrats,
aided in their reelection. The result is tri-
umph Of free principles in this State
The failure of o. Cole of reelection was not
owing to any objection to the msn or the princi-
ples he sustained in Congress. On the contrary
as man he is highly esteemed, and rs Repre-
sentative he has given almost universal satisfac-
ton. But his defeat was mainly owing to his
absence from the State, toccasioned by sickness
and to the extraordinary efforts made by the
friends Of Ben. C.. Eastman the Democratic can
didate
have letter from Eastman in which he
pledges himself wholly and fully to the following
measures:
The abolition of slavery and the slave trade
in the District of Columbia.
2 To vote for the Wilmot Proviso to the Ter
ritores belonging to the United States.
g. To vote against the admission Of any more
slave States
4 To vote for no candidate for Speaker of the
House who will not so organize the committees as
to give freedom its due influence in the business
of legislation. J. w. SHARP
Door Creek, Wn, Dec l6, 1850.
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and intentions, in the appreciation of the GOOD
and wise, and IN the Divine support. BuI rio
wrong -doer has none of these reliances. and h.
can have nothing but mere animal hardihood
TO maintain him against the natural fear .,
truth and justice which threaten him with omen
shame, and this fear takes away all the proper
manliness of his daring. Audacity is moi
bravery, for it is blind and unprncipled. and
will not supper; man one moment in the
presence of light and truth.
But the innocent and injured party in a
quarrel may be a good and true man. Yes.
and he will remain so until feelings of revenge
and thoughts of murder drown out his better
nature, and make him fierce, selfish, and reck-
less Of right and duty. Can good man con-
sent to kill one whom wife or child or parent
loves, however unworthy that one may be- {?
Can good man disobey all rightful authority
Can a good man be absolutely relentless and
cruel? Alas! when the demon of revenge and
blood takes possession, he drives out every viz
tue and every feeling that enters into the char
acter of brare man for where all law is de-
fled, there is no respect left for honor or fair
play, and the maddened monster will take all
the advantages which cowardice itself asks
against foe Moreover, in nine cases out of
ten, one or both the persons engaged enter into
it, not willingly, but by force which he has
not quite courage enough TO resist He is
really more afraid Of the character of coward
than of the little risk of a fight Some bad
friend, who cares nothing for another's risk,
tells him that he must fight, and he suffers
himself TO be bullied into ii. He sends chal-
lenge or accepts one in the hope that the quar-
rel may be made up before the fatal meeting,
or, at the worst, after an Intellectual shot has
been exchanged. In word, he gets into it as
other people commit other crimes-with a
blind hope that the worst consequences may
be somehow escaped. And. then, there is
the hope Of getting credit for the very thing he
most wants-courage. Oh, how anxious the
coward is for character. So between the
force of fools opinions, which are strong with
him, and the chance Of escape, which is quite
promising, and the prospect of a brag affair,
the poor fellow will manage TO pick up as
much extemporaneous pluck as might help
him TO be hanged pretty decently if he hap
pened to be going to the gallows instead of the
field Of honor. In favorable circumstances,
with everything to help and everybody looking
on, the most shabby fellows generally contrive
TO make tolerable show of themselves. There
is always and everywhere a grand difference
between the lofty daring that becomes a man,
and the poor counterfeit appearance that is put
on 10 get the reputation of man. But-we
have story to tell that will show up this mat
ter better and more pleasantly than we can do
IN dull argument. Our readers shall have it
in the next number.
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MORROW COUNTY, OHIO.

At n meeting of the citizens Of Bennipg ton
Morrow county Ohio, convened according to pre-
vious notice at the Wesleyan meeting house
Tsomas Hance Esq, was called to the Chair
and b. Johnson was chosen Secretary.
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted unanimously:
Whereas our Representative in Congress, the
Hon. Charles Sweetzer, did in this house. and in
the presence Of large portion of this audience
express decided opposition to the Fugitive Slave
law and whereas he did at the same time pledg,
himself, If elected, to make every effort in hi;
power TO check the encroachments of slavery upoI
the rights and liberties Of his constituents; and
whereas his election was secured by thus enlist
ing the friends Of Freedom in his support
Therefore
RssOlred, That in voting against the suspension
OF the rules of the House to enable Mr.. Julian tc
present memorial Of anti slavery Friends Of In
diana, and move its reference TO a committee, with
instructions TO report bill for the repeal of thu
Fugitive Slave law, he has not only violated his
pledges to his constituents hut has given evidence
of an unholy and disgraceful alliance with the
Shareholders of the South, to prevent the question
Of repeal from coming to direct vote in that
body.
ResOlped That no class Of American citizens
however degraded their condition, should be suf
fered by an enlightened people to become the
victims of the Fugitive Slave law, except it be
that class In Congress who have contributed to
the passage or continuance of said law, by voting
silence or desertion and that We will in no case
with the above exceptions) assist in carrying out
the provisions of said law
Rssolusd, That we will vote for no man for any
once OF trust or honor, whether under the State
OF General Government, whose previous acts and
congratulated principles are not a sufficient
Wi ba la
law, aud every other encroach mcnt of the slave
power upon our free institutions.
WANREN AND MERCER COUNrIFS ILL.
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