The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1851-01-09

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laid on m. tnbl,. nm pnti,n nI IJr Fee oc Brn,yu
A ,h, IInuse nav s,llnm ,ii. nv,, mn honr and u
half can ses mn ,,ecessitv G,r su.b +, cl,ano. and
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Ne0 Comfy ol Na''ona'-Ihe F&g.'ee Sfaoe
La~-Ihr CiActAHHr y ZT"e'9tHe faHro"d
Ihe Guy q Ldnc"steL-. 1he Free BdhhiRg
BiH- re Ime"teth Jhdiet4t C'rc""-JHdge
Beers IAe FeoPTe lane
Ma. EDiroR: IN the Hunse on Saturday morn.
ing, Mr. Baker presented the petition Of 5 r.
Bryan and 80 others 0i Fairfield county. against
the new county nI Nati0nn; nSn, petition from
John VI Martin aud ~ others of ii"cking cOun-
ty praying Ia he attached Ia Fairfield. -
The fugitive resolutions offered by Pow,
Free Suiler from Mnioniug. have been nuder cOn
-idelutIun by the House for ,eNeIul days. On
Saturday MIR Harlan offered the inlIowius, IL II
substitute. They were ordered Ia be printed
ReSoiUed, As lhe deliberate sense 0l the Gen
eral Assembly "F OhiO. Tint the cl lhllse Ot the
of the United States, which provides
that "un person held u labor ur service in ore
Stale under The laws thereof. escaping nto sno h
er, shalt in consequence Of any law or regulation
therein, he dlschu ged from such service Ur labul:
hul shall le delivered up. IN claim of the party
to whom such service nr labor may he due,-sc
cures Ia the people ol tie slavelIOding States tie
c0mpiele tile To ownership in their slaves and
would, were all the nets nI Congress npnn the
subject repealed authorize owners ot fugitive
slaves % reclaim them when they shall escape
RcSoiDed. That III The Opinlun Of this General
Assembly " the State of Ohiu, the law passed al
the last Session "f Congress. commonly called tie
Fugitive Snve Law. is constitutional. and there
l"re obligatory in every State al the Uninm aud
tnat res stance 10 it, except Ivy peaceabIe appeal
In the Courts nf Justice to decide npon It's valid.
Ily, ar IN Congress aud the people. u pass upon
lis cxpedienry, would be an act not onIy subyer
slve 0i socIl order. dunger"u, 10 the safety al
the c"ored I'"pnatl"l as aclass and 'IrSrucliN"
10 The peace aud unity which sht Ia prevail be-
tween tile slave holding aud MISUNDERSTANDING
Stntss.
RrsoiDed, That while this General Assembly
urge. the observance nf law upon lhs people ev.
urywhere, as their duty. rs we'll Es their highest
iIlelesls II respectfully, hll urgently recon.
nends 10 Congress u anenI ard Inn iIy the Flu
gitvo Slave Law. 81 lhIi while il shall Coutnur
fully 10 provide I'r carrying uul the provisions ul
the Const tnlnn. aud sutli iehlly protect Tue in
tortsts { the people al the SunlIl. II will better
secure tbs liberties 0l the onlnrel peIsuns VIII
az really Il CO. aud at the same llmo. reuInve the
objections which are nOw urged against IT, on nc.
count Ol The real Or imagined unnecessary sirin.
gency oi lis provisions.
The friends "t the Cincinnati Wilmington and
Ilnesvile Rrnad, succsrded in calling it up in
Committee of the Whole Sente, and after sharp
struggle II pnsSed through. without am tdmenl
nnl was sent 10 the committee IN Railroads. and
Turnplkrs vigorous attempt was made IN get
Washington. Fnyeto county and Somerset n.
serted III The bill as points "f the rond, but Il was
well mel 10y GGiger. Linton aud Fuust, and failed
Mr. r"u't 'n"I" some re'll"rHS' c'o'r'y showing
c,ssa'r T,, r,",,,,,J, ill.,, ',cL
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Nj, Fnn.t in,rrduced }, hil IN cl,r,.r the ci,v IF
LANCASTER Just think Of that, will youl The
civ nf Inucastrr
rllB Sen ,ia nude thu Free Banking bill, the
special order lur Thursday next.
In debate nn tbs bIll to cre,le tho Twsnt irn,
Judicial Circuit (Montgomery county. J Tie fact
was ELECTED, that Judge Beers. the judge elected
last winter in Hollis place. is quite uusliled for
The Bench Snme Senators wore dispospd T.,
crow over IL tie "Peuple's Limo" which elected
him, but Mr. Bull came nnnluIly IL the rescue
lie said they Oha Penples Liuc) hnl been de.
ceived aud were not ln blame Fornne, ho was
d,spnsed To afford M relief nv the creation of A
new Circuit lie might thereby compel lhimnnt.
IN Montgomery tn Withdraw their c,srs from
Court. aud settle their lllEre, o,s by arbitration
aud thus "A great good migll he brought ont al
the supposed evil. II il understood that the elec.
tim of Judge Beers last " inter. wns eIT,cled by
Joe Hawkins never esteemed much Of Solomon
The Circuit will prnb,by he made. rs it is s,id Ia
he necessary. INDEPENDENTLY of Judge Beers uu.
6lnes.. VERIrAs
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Legislative Elect0hs- PhysscIoR T0T-AmH'
iag De6He-Mr. Fo"I anil Tie Schooi L"te-
Igqordace ErempHfed- Preaching NNHtfca.
HoR-Locctoco CdHcHs-hr Pdrdcc-Mr.
Payne.
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