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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-11

JoHy p. HALE.--We doubt, says the
New York Erening Post, if the records
Of forensic eloquence can show passage
more worthy Of the term than that which
we have imperfeciy. and from recollec-
ton sko,ched below.
Mr. HALE had read from the English
Reports, from the civil law, and from the
Massachusetts Reports, numerous decs-
ious TO the effect that slavery is against
the law OF God, the law ofnature, and The
laws Of England and Massachusetts. He
also read from the laws Of Virginia and
other Southern States, to show that a
person of Shadrach's color (not q negro)
lis, even there, presumed 10 be free. and
cannot be proved slave except by cv;-
dcnce of descent from an African Slave
Mother, and that possession and holding
as a slave did not afford presumption Of
slavery. Mr.. HALE proceeded:
snow Gentlemen, il appears that there
is no slavery by the law Of England. BY
the law Of Massachusetts,, by the law Of
uature, and--these old judges say--mlnd
Your Excellency, | do NOT say this, il
would be treason, SO unequiyocal a roco-
gnition Of the Higher Law would be
treason in me--but these old Judges say,
that il is against the law Of God! Against
all these laws, against all this evidence,
against all these Prescriptions, comes one
John de Brce from Norfolk, Virginia, and
says that he OWNS HIM! This is all the
evidence! The mere breath ofthe slave
catcher's mouth, turns man into another
mans chattel! Suppose John de Bree
had said he owned the moon, or the stars,
or had an exclusive right to the sunshine.
would you fndit SO by your verdict
But gentlemen, the stars shall fade and
fall from Heaven; the moon shall grow
old and decay; the Heavens themselves
shall pass away as scroll; but The soul
of the despised and hunted Shadrach shall
live on, with the life Of God himself!--
| wonder If John dc Bree will say thar he
owns him then!
(The outbreak ofirepressible applause
was hardly checked by the efforts Of the
Court and the Maishals. Cleveland
True Democrat.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-11

WnrG NoMINAr1oN.-The following
vote was cast in The Wing Convention
this morning: For Governor we sup
pose ED. VENTURB.)
For Samuel r Vinton"........2l2
VIM. Cuiler....sss.s..-..-." 36
/" aJohn Smith'' /
After about an hour and q half's debate
and the above vote, on motion, Mr.. Vim
ton was nominated BY exclamation. He
will be defeated in tho same suay, without
debate. Ohio Statesman.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1851-07-11

VoTE ON THE New CoNsTITUTroN.--
By the kindness OF Mr.. Rice, Of the Sec
reiary of States Office, we are enabled
to day TO give the following statement.
The majority from "a counties is official
That from the remaining four counties
is ssreported." We presume the figures
will not vary materially when the whole
official vote is announced. So the ma
|iority for the New Constitution is 5000.
Glory enough.
Constitution, Yes, in 81 counties l22, oil
No, in 81 counties i06, 6,O22
l6,ss9
Reported maiorities, Yes in
Auglaize, Crawford Defiance
and Morgan ll,196
1S,Os5
License, No, ia "a counties lll,O35
" Yes, in "a counties l02,O0l
20. Gsctssman. e,os4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-06-10

.r,as Of liberty and not permitted 70 address hi,
,ae faIlow-citizens in Faneu Hall And yet when
o" da.ardly miserable miscrcant that foreign inter
tsa' nd mischefmaker who ought to be subjected to
icP'' Srv 1sw that am informed is very efficient
Inc IN California; beg pardon as public man and
nc" of the people, for being betrayed into the
Et esson OF single sentiment that would give co"'-
TO the law called lynch law though IN hs case
not regret TO see it exercised, and cannot help
lsnoui. that mischievous and intermeddling Rbo-
sa!'ns GANGS Thompson, had the: doors OF that
lGoss" ,rn opSn to him for his reception and su6'e-
nal. Yet they are closed to Daniel webster! =
have no wish no desire ior puolc c, anu
justice may have suspected that was IN the silght'
~1I rree influenced in any positon-l nave taheh ~
CO. 1.eSns;dcration of personal reward say as ma.
LonlI he happy, if could be anstrahen' :.
shoua harmoniously and Satisfactorily 10 reure
this Of nryate life for the balance OF my ex-
is,ence. ,a ,bo reasons and the views that
iHnsra,ed upon me, and have offered my argument
,e consideration Of this Convention a1 y, A. tI
70 INC have endeavored aud designed 10 40 WIN
done ~ and Kindness to all and with oienca 70 none.
cour'ess 10 honest differences OF opinion between
Marsn, members of this body upon pr,nciPies az
Inc ~ expedieucy. regard every alherenco VI oPi.
well as entertained or that has been expressed upon
ion that hs unon one question another, as an
this uo'i ;cnce Of opinion proceeding from an honest
hones nor, Of each to discharge with fidelity,
DESIRE y" nnccyes to be his duty to his constituents ana
Mna S, ~ have endearored courteousy Aialy anu
ms Sl. 70 argue the question win men, ana 10
inofensNeH IA ,Sot they were wrong, and am right.
prove =, NO mans differing with me IN opinion,
md have designed givo offence 10 no man IN ~hat
have said. 1hava nc;tber the im,q;
nave . ,hs Io,nence to wind up that argument by
hao ,;Sl anne,l like that which VIC have heard from
on,lemsn on INV right (Mr. GoopE,)or on my lett,
nss sS,,r,el 10 give such effect to the close OF my
..n ,t and will detan the committee no longer
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o:r TO Country Merchants ard others OF. e tic i'|
y,.;,3y. s.so:tne"is q. Books. S:ar!oney, Mathematical
instruments ever received in Richmond. They ai 9i"'nd
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& instead >; nehas ina at the North. Their 81; ch
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KIND OF Blank and Memoranda Books ?' ner' aF fiLes.
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gnLATE WARMERs,,We have few ilnd;oH.a
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Ed, "a .lses 4.ii u" "o..ai"oa
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mo Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. k,scsFoHD OF the Dap'is
The w al of the preceding day was read and ap
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

<cw uAurs,tfut--Ih. whina Of the
Yhird Conyre,s ional District have nom;ux.
ted Jared Perkins as their candidate for
Congress
vS T., .
rhs,. ,..," ,wn h.ll,,. IL n. Wns.,ch.
..,ts legislature on the Nh for 4. =. Sena.
tor for the long term. but no choice. On
the last ballot the vote WA. as follows !;
Summer $50, Winthrop I11. blank ,. scat.
tering ~. Necessary to choice lDl. 4
Boston dispatch Of the 18th, in reference to
the political troubles in Massachusetts.
says:
"a reply to certain statements made by
the free soilers respecting the bargain he.
tween them and the Democrats appears this
morning. II is written BY Caleb S,etson.
the most active among the malcontents.
lie nsscr,s that il was openly contend.d in
caucus that national matters were no part
OF the basis Of the coalition at the proceed.
ing election; that when the name o! Charles
Sumner WAS proposed 10 the Democratic
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

4 - - q ~ kass.lt
Y vt hav, ~ ospvsssll1e ~ orAsdsl
n.esi.sl Il H. It'll, GSa wI1sA ~ sssrass
- fellows:
~ ths arrival. Friday, 7ih i",saat Of ~
q. Stasts steamer Corvette from mo ssFa"cs
CIV. We learn shat the Indians have ssss.
eomsussesd hossilisiss IN dat d'fseuo"' soS
By ths arrival, On ths came day, o. ~ sss
Iccm Lssvdo, ~ have beca shown ss'es
giving an account Of recent depredas'ons ).
hat seishl,oyhood. The letter il to iT.e"o
wh., has kindly permitted Ne TO make 'Fo"
il the following extract i,
~ srs IN a number Of the Sentinel
which wns broght BY the mail Of today.
IN. le,,~, besvs date 2s,h ult) . notice o.
a treaty with the indians, entered INTO some
where near San Antonio, last month "" "
had slso heard Of that treaty. J." really
ridiculous. taken in conncxion with the Pass
two weeks. Since the mail last lsR ios
brownsville, the country about Laredo. aud
between il and Gucrrsro, has been literally
alive with Indians About two week aimee
. marty OF the said treaty making sen'ie'',st'
came within three miles Of town, killed =
Mexican ari attempted 10 carry on drose
Of horses, .hich were near the town. bu.
wore frustrated. Lieut. Andy Walker. OF
Capt. Ford's Company Of Rangers. on his
way from the camp, ut \ place known ~
Las Oiueias. 10 town, about u week ana
half ago, came upon a camp OF Indians
some thirty miles FROM here, where they
had left seventeen horses aud n'u'es, 'o'
Of buffalo hides. etc. ~ they usually 40
when they come down on their expeditions.
Lieut.. Walker secretcd his men and laid
wni, for the Indians. lie waited for then,
six DAYS. and when they cainesback. attack.
cd and killed two OF them. wound"g several
others and recnp,urcd all the horses, IN
GLIDING fresh lot they had Just brought H.
Lieut.. Walker also retook III th's ioray 4
Mexican whom the Indiana captured short
time previous. The Mexican states thai
this pnytv had killed several Mexicans neai
Roma nj ACE called tho Sauces OH
the road from Laredo to Rio Crande City
la this engagement Lieut.. Walker sustain
ed no loss.
"Tbe other Lieutenant Of the same com
many. Edward Butleson, in coming ir""
I San Antonio, yesterday, hau he"'' "po"
30 miles from this place, with a party o
Indians, on whom he came Unexpectedly
Tie hnd bat seven men with him, to fourteen
Indians, hu, succeeded in routing them
with loss of three dead upon the spot. a"t
several others badly wounded. Lieut.
Burlesor, however. had four OF his mel
wounded and one killed. The youog mar
who was killed is named Sam ID. Barton
who had lived along while in Laredo. a"'
was very much liked. The wounded ar'
now in town and are doing we'll
IL think you can safely announce TO tn
world that the Indians have gr'en notice o
IN end TO their treaty nj peace, They rob
bed aud murdered with such IMMUNITY las
wear, that they evidently begin to have con
siderable contempt Tor the PATE faces.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

The brownsville mo "fande) se"''nc'
Of the ] ltb has the following paragraphs
Cleaned form 'i'y OF Mexico papers TO '"t
18th ult.
All parts OF the country are represented
as being remarkably quiet ana ,he ps'n'a"'
OF Arisia are where r'j",c",e' ~ 'e""''
and hills Tor his elevation 10 the PRESIDENCY
\ commission has been appointed '"r the
purpose oil visiting the ho"uer custom
houses
The small poA Is represented 10 10 m
g'ng at c"''seo' 49,, ,,,.
he h'shop Of """o"'aJa'" na' P'"n'",'
ed the reading OF RECENT WORK. cn."e"'
me Ennca''o" "' ,ne "''"e'' W nun
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

The stcnm engine is in agriculture, IN
manufactures, in commerce. and in the fur.
rows OF the water rs Of the land. IN the mill
upon the surtMce. in the mine within the
bowels Of the earth. in the arsenal where
slamber the dark shundcrbolts Of devasta.
ting war, in the printing press, whence I'm.
anntes the bright lightning Of intellectual
strength, forging the heaviest anchors. spin.
ming the finest threads. cutting the hartes,
granite, weaving the aoitest tisue this
faithful. willing, and interchangeable slave.
through the watches Of the night and the
glow Of the day. executes the intsrlninshls
tasks which our wants, our duties, our de-.
aires. yea. our every hydra. headed caprice
command it to fulfll--SherT Gordon.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

We arc often astouished aud shocked NJ
the abuse heapcd upon this noble State by
vcnnl Northern press. The history Of
South Carolina is one Of which any State
might well he proud There is no sacri
fee she has not made for tho true interests
Of the country; no war in which we have
been engaged that her aid has not been lib
orally extended. Bu. IL we are shocked al,
the vitupcrntion Of the Northern press.
whst shall we say Of thoss papers in the
South who delight in nping the cant Of
their filthy allies; particularly those who
depreeate agitation. aud who appear anx-
ious. IL We could believe them, TO see the
country again restored to quictude.
In the late controversy between tho two
sections OF the Union. South Carolina said,
perhaps, Ms little as nny other Southerr,
State. She took no position; she made no
demands. except ch NJ were strictly in
accordance with our true interests aud
honor. II comes with an exceedingly bad
gfacs from those who have proved treach.
erous Or wsak, to speak in terms Of con.
tempt Of people whose gallant hearing il
contemporancons with their earliest Ances.
Wy, and who have never permitted scl6sl'
considerations to deter them from pursuing
"a =
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

r>ace aud CANCELLATION. This IL tlse mode
to charm Away the spirit Of discofd. "a
.iricsl epi,Iess prove nothing. They are
only t,c Asn Of n hooking temper. aud, y"
,hi. case. they scck 10 add n.us TO injury
The people ot Sra,h Cs~'''nn ASA not the
forbcarauec In mis- respect oi sho~ who
would Kick and cuff such ~ they hal
,ramplcd upon. but it is we'll to expose
the hspocriiical pre,enccs OF those who
have the word peace o. their lips whilst
they have male. ia their hearts.
" The recaptnre ol the fugitive slave
Henry Long. IN New York, recently. cost
$500. beside. the time aud expenses Of the
agent $500 Of this money was paid b,
the Union Safety Committee, and $500 by
the Agent. This case was intended 10 test
tho efficacy Of the law. II cost, 1t seems
with the combined aid aud influence o
some Of the first mcN Of the city. more
than the n~sr" WAS worth TO regain him
This in a fine commentary on the erecn
ton of the fag,tive law.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

DorHLE Exkcu ZION N CLliSots. The
execution Of Brown aud Williams, Tor the
murder and robbery Of NJ. Hswstt, took
place At Peoria. Illinois, on ~ l6th ulk, Il
af'oss half.pass twelve O'clock. Although
Tie number Of prssons pssssnt y witness
the scene, was mach larger taaa on shs
9Dth Dscember. when ~ sxssstion was
deferred. and mob, sssssd) VI every thing
passed of qsietly. Tbs sssas was deeply
impressive aud solemn. A ~ minutes h..
fore The rcpe was Adjusted. brown Addressed
the crowd. Tom Tit alias Jordan. W. pr.
sou who planned ths rsbbssy, wss hsosxhl
TO Ppesia . ~ heoga hnfssu ~ sxesatlee /,
r. ~ sslly sssapslD ~ ~ ssnsib>sa =
Jail
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

For fourteen days previous to the l3th
Of December London was cnveloped in
comparative darkness. by dense fog, which
extended far into the country. Business
was seriously impcdcd by !. II. Leeds. and
even so Tar north as Glasgow il was difficult
10 walk the streets without serious danger
Of personal collision or injury.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

Nxw Willis aoosmess hat tAoss
10 soon 70 b. new ssyls II gsatIsmse'l
hats. lie insi,natss that Dssbs. hsael.
way halter. will insrodses Il ths wosla'u
Falf, mrSt ssmn,et, lssh'oa II kaas VA
M light Angvla The crown Il 10 ~ ssnnd
- III" NE ~ ed Of : psmpklM, ~
fiosarth's Linz of l,sssty preserved eguunIl
oat. This seyle, NJ. willis thlahs, y ~
tined 70 DO away with ths psevstMao ssas'
Of ha's. which ~ calls H." sernsas u I
stovs.pipe' style.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

The London Weekly News. speaking OF
the reply Of Mr.. Webster to tho AsseTiaA
Charge. says:
ltis inapiriting to read the bold, ssnshls,
aud magnificent. reply Of the American Gss.
Rotary to Prince Schwartsenhsrg's impseli.
neat communication. unsh ackled By Ia.
ropean diplomacy. the Minister of this great
nation eau SPEAK the sentiments u cnsn.
mon asnss and honest iadlxnstica without
any ALAN, Il Tie eooseuueucse.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

= FrxEnAL o. M. kArrAAS.-The IL.
mssal ~ tie Hon. D. =. kaufman. late Rep.
sssssissive from Texas, took place al
Washimston, an tho "a iMsl. The csre.
moaIes, which took place 10 ti,e Hall Of the
Hssss Of Representatives. wsse attended by
10Th Hoses Of Congress. the President
Iaiess ~ the Duperus Coart, Gen. Scott.
asd many n,smbrrs At The diplomatic eosps.
49,. -. Az the Gloss Of The religions ssr.
v'ess, weish wevs very ispssssive, large
psoeseseas was fsswsd, end the corpse was
s s.. y u Congressional cemetery
snAninaah R.~t ->A- ~ 4.
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Turing my abss'cc from this rsrt 81 u
state CASEY AsKEw il my daily su.As
ised aycn, TO collect and settle up oil my Z.
settled business.
SAM FRlOU. 4
Marshall, July ~, 1851, n56 ~
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CITATION.
Tnk STATE os TAXA

TnE STATE os Taxa
County Of iiarrissA
ToM. ss.,,s c' e.A'r la.fsl e~s~ sf and e'.'a,-'
WHEREAS, Andrew Alien has filed =,
w application for partition and ds.ribsise
deceased ard Il appearing that Amanda y =
r. Allen, the wife Of said Allen. l.ycurgns /.
Ward, and Mary Josephine Ward. sasllss
Of Henry county. Tennessee; and -
Ward, supposed 10 reside IN ku.k cosssy. 4
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-01

~ Vulainsos CAPTAIN SssoeA
Our readers are already informed at u
;mvep se forreries prry~trases ~ ssss me
upm,uciplcd scoendrrl. The last w ne
of him y NJ that he and some Of his sne9ps'
nv Who adhered to him. tarned aPo" osnees
Of them. and tina, fight e"sued. w ~nsc.
some we're killed and French weshded'
Onc Of the members Of tho above company
Mr.. William Miles, Of Carlisle, Pennsy've'
MIA. furnishes the San Francisco Ca''o'"''
m. with tho following account OF sse" )"sf'
uey 10 some extcat. ths treatment the! re-
c,iyed from Capt. frs~ah, &c ;,
The company MAS called ths Ovet'ano
Express T,sin." Il left New York City
a. our readers already know--on the Issn
Of Nav las., ~ San Francisco. by way o.
New Ovisana, I.avAeca, Texas, thence 10
III Paso BY spring wagons. u seems t"a'
French had induced sosns 80 men to pay
hjw $3.50 =. piece, contracting !" take the"'
through in sixty travelling days. They were
four months in reaching FL Pssc. Con'.d'
erns they had been completely deceived by
Pre"eh, aud heing nearly worn out by a.
tiaus and disappointment they resolved to
hold n pnLlic meeting. and request French
to send the passengers by pack mule. to
their point Of destination. While they
were consulting upon the subject, the news
arrived by express, from San Antonio, that
French had used. without authority, How.
land 4 AspiuaIl's names in letter OF
unlimited credit, without their knowledge
mud signature.
/ OF course the whole company was thrown
into confusion. The idea Of being "bs"'
doned in n strange land without money OF
food after having paid $3.50 for through
ticket. was no. very grateful. lega: meas
ures had been taken by French's creditors
to seize Mi the outfit, to prevent winch the
cor.gai., resolved to place everything in
Mo, uands Of officers chosen to receive incl"
and 10 sell and distribute the proceeds, pro
/ rata. according 10 the claims Of the passen'
y,r.. fr.neh while At Lavacca. had select
/ "a shusy men to act rs Ju;vss tor the nfh''
/ trament of differences and for the punish
,ncpt of crimes and offences, himself sign
| ing his pledge to abide by their decisions
/ In accordance with such organization. the
chattics were sold, n final settlement made,
""a :" ' .ha '' ,'a,,h.,s or tho comn,uy or
" . ~ Win ,h;s amour, ,hey had to
p"sst"ss'. ,..;, mn,.. nroyi.;ons md IA,
p ''n,'". a"so.s.r~ cxn.,.c. miyh, accrue
WHAT" ~ r,an,h ,,,e,Isd IN The
q" we" JoSw,a;,, ;,,. comm.rd.r the sheriff
~. H"'e, W';, "" a"J .ms,;c,n Coun.uls 10
we "eA'eI ~. ~" n"h.,r and s,,;, III, dunes Of
'"..'.. .,;.. W h hn, :, .a;,
WI r;na',, s . n,,, oc III. no.~occrs badly
s.." w., ,",, NJ p,so IN a journey Of a
us." "' -, s,,..n h,nd,ed m;le. for San
~." sa.n ar,", leaving they learned
n"sw ID an,,i,.od sons ,,,,r,y-
.'"a .,meJ ~ III. ,s.,I for the purpo.c o,
." '.n, ,n.m Th;s ho Effected the pass.
.no.,. ,s;oy scattered Each man y. he
ans. nm .as commanded with pis,ol At
~. h,..,, n civ, nm hi, weapous. aud was
",,;n,.d n wh,,.verh. no.xe.se, blankets
] A. -
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s1s9sad The advertisement Of Mr. Redd'hk heal
ID :" ssdhss."
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NOTICE.

iVO1ICE.
7 ETTERS Of administration 4 -
~ were granted 10 the undeniensa =
estate 81 James I.Aster. deceased, BY ~
~ court pertaining 10 the estates 81 z. ~ ~
per.ons, held in and for the county 81 = r.
In the state of 1'exas, on the 9lth DAY = n a.
raasy, A. d. 1891. All persons.
having clain,s agaiMat said estate an 49,
titled 10 present lhcm 10 me within !
prescribed by law, duly autheatira'sd, -
indebted to the aams will Plssss ssks
date payment ~.
JANE LASTER. ~
February ~. 1881.
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Ouro GALIAsruv.-ln the o. c..
,ention the proposition 10 sstsnd ~ ~
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