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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26
Ne " q 90 u 81,


NJ sTEiNLE,N having JUS, reform
I'd from the Eastern cities # New
York, F'lad,lphia. and Baltimore,
takes great pleasure ia Announcing To the cit
isei- of tIafri.oa county ard the public gen-
erally, thai he Is now receiving and arening
very extensive and general assortment Of
UKl GOODS,
~ Dr, Gnod Embellishments. coig.is,,ng of he
finest and most fashionable go,,d- Of the lals,.
.iy,-. Hs gos~is Ascing bern seicclsd bs i,r,.
~. and Lefisg paii tn-f for aimnsi tls ,lairs
N,.si, since ths changes 81 pric.-. fashions, &c
ut TIE past S''a-en~, he - sau.ui.e Ia hts opinion
that Ne eau afford To cell goods cheaper Ia the
tovu of Marshall, than merchants can sell Ia
ihr etiv oi Shreveport. of any other tuvn or
sliag, ip THE r'sipn ui counifs Wishing 9th.
-. To imbibc The same opinion =, rotation 10
thrnp Gs-sfs. he respectfully s,ir''. hir Old
customers and the public to call aud eAiiiiine
hi sioek befate purchasing elsewhere. and sat
i-n Themselves NJ to ihe irnib OF ms stale
menl, tie wh hc enabled TO keep un hand
Il select assortment and good sup
ply OF any and etrry article IN lliS line Of bust
rr-- rs VI. l. SfENLeiy, uu elder brother, has
i-.fmaneGfl io,aied himself w lhe CITY o.! phil-
eielpilh. aud Viii attcHd strictly to ali orders
dlrp,t~d To h,m
Ir Northpsa " i.e Public Square,
Mar-hah, Texas. May 10, 1850.
- t. lie vih se.l eaad- unusual, low Tor
tash aud to ys,iiliaa, ieaisrs on thc u-,ll
credit ,ay
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Evans, 4 >apdsys,

h. Acir Nae B,hA starr, ~ e.i II Ae Public
squire. Gs, 'foor Norm u HiaHs, hTsga,
Il hegs
NENlki;S ~ drugs medicines, and el'cm-
p.l-, pants. dive -iaf's glass ware, pr
l,itnefv, inc soep-. -lc,i pri'-. superior wfilag
Ak AND r,p't paie'h med rlm'- IT ai' kind.
wln,.- AID HfiiGg fer medical purposes. fhY-
.irians lrc-rpp' ."fs g t'iuii, poi ~ ~ 80
h.tueS Purchasers edl he3FA ind W ihi- e..
tahishmeti. irs-h and nnsdu1l.ra,vj mediriii,s.
which have bcsu -ci el-.i Wih great EAR. her
lhl> uiarAct. Al pfNlig~ef. are lnsinh in ~
anime rnr -lo,s, which trng ,e'-'HBtly &c.
supplied. '2.tinY
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This is TO r.r.fg lin,l nay negfc woman Ann
has been suhleei " rparpse. or rnusui'iN" hi-,
for fifteen wears Somc lifAes The attacks ~
her disease wcr, - ~rsere sAe Noaid ,nsls'eisi,
nil doaD sud pseunIa ronyrlsed. her fsser
rfishtiully distorted. her breathing hurried sud
lsbut,o.,-. her ipuYar prsiir'sd,d. and great
onan,l, rt saliva railsetcd about her meaS !.
Dns:tiv the n,ircn YEATS ri ler aaisi'su. Ind
her tr.atrd by s'ssral emipaia minen' ipnrior-,
aud lles SIT ti'Ird 30 give her ans rcB'.i
,hri, b,.gau ~ i.iietr. stiss sic sill III susa
,,sss.esns bad been adds TESTED IL the tfeAi-
p,vut ct let esse wtii"a gi,ns the necessary
IL .+rif fsai 4 would H. u-si.4~ ia do aHy.hing
mon. for her; bet as ! hal hsaos great deal
ston, ~. Vealr sacrr,~ IN eufag sarb dr.
.a-e-. | finally ,iesusinrl 70 lrs lsss xiii and
the raieocy 81 niaealc- ip her ease. She Is
noy a~ gead ho,l-r .tfsAii as ! OWN. Aase,
ms neerp be, 1ru5gf hs, s'esn rafcd &c flss'sl-
n,at.-d. of s,.ig ,;aHd'ag hs Inc bee'"r.
loNsrusN Palxrv.
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fresh Arrival.

NrORsiS s Tt,khff haze just received
y aud cr~ned -rendd snfplr ~ fresh
arne~ sitd a.'d.rlne~ Them ~ioes " v"tnlHe'e
and we'll ~..l,eed tsafden -re'- ~ We sr'Ni-
,s-s abundance 4 hcsH,ifui 'nfi,iY 81 r,lni-
sic y-riumrfy suil -Gapls - ,'rrs mn.
tn al he affected and uni"fiunslr ~ M I'M
u.n rice. an aud sec their stock, 'or They
have lng, ~ pretty lungs uluf
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vi,i. VI u II u J >

or,,.r of fi,F pr,r,. Ar'a " lsoi'
COTTON 49,, ncn hs- been a 'sr' i''na'd '"'Hf
,od TIN, sale. reach 3.l Apes at me caster n'ies %
yesterday
I,,.s,., 1as Nsftins Var ". ~
t,rl..rv sltts tAs'. -'- il9'Ss
Mailing. Il lr. '.~~i t"r
lie. Il Nnlii,ss htlii! '.-i htst fise' '-----
t,.,s.->, Ions 81 - fsr r''o NJ 10 ) -
rons M-.s rrmc al ~ii.a to 81 %
t,srsE H.. !, ! q PIC.
ss..s Al 5.r
Ja,Asss. Prince and choice. u Wee 'rf''s"'
~ s.n sin'i
Z
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.Ho,t i.airdDyt,al's Ceres Efecf,a ~
4. M.vEa5,, -. H.. Shreveport, Ia.

SFBrylFogT, la, JH'y =, 1880.
Tn. Is to certify 'hnt my siic ta- lren Of.
nic,rd witt the diSp.psn ier gient tgsny
Years, great pusi of which time aer disease
was 50 suirni -lic became calaoafcd 70 sath
degree thpt she rvsembleA l'ine skeleton. y
such cpuii ~ pusrile She i9't ueaflt aii
The m,dcines recommended ia her disease.
tli tlrn. MIS- 30 -frru In ~. was ttrn -
,i.ed bs D. lnenAfp g4l beg gr4gf tlie treatment
OF bf \ " NOl wte sopn rstpred beg 20
perfect htalA 4. ihe Doctor -ass brhsye
ihcrc s. something peculiar 80 m~ssn N
i'i, mode 81 rreaea' lar. ai the ris my
wife improved under His treatment, vas enoggh
10 a-iaard tie must ssep,ical AVID now -',y
70 the afflicted, that b,ivyr m many instances
that prejudice Stands more ~ iae H-y Of their
rrcd,rr, than gua aenfahiliiy 81 Them disease >.
:sneh i. ite experience uf nr Wal Treatment,
and -s ifs result Neltlief he nsf M. rvge-
dies need any .i.e"nium ireau ~. the rkla "f
lie one aud Ihc eihency vf the "iher are 100
well known for hat nut f,iloN.i'tliHg for
the .ad,rrF- hdutsd me Ia ukr 80 the pen,
and TO sAsm rs deirai'd I'm ''upefieri csp-
mu,tisuiiOa ~ Ns boSo'
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gariaaae, F0pia oaps, Tam.
- THE Proprietor VI Tits establishments
,HfiI l. prepared ~ accommodate, the Pnld.
LA with li. best the caunis, affords.
H.. 4, rssn ma "a
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NOTICE 4. b~rebs gis,n ihsl Ed~rn taief,
y Administrator ut ile ts~ia'r 81 hAi"fsi
itWi-sBilk. deceased, has hlrd his aeconat-
rDf tia, hs, .ttl.rucis nf -siid estate. aHa thai
,lsre aii be e,.e,ssd tef examination ana n''""-
il.sa NJ ihl lsSt terra 81 dee tnanis a"rFl pet
lai.,iuf ie 'h. es. If Decreased pef~fi'>' TO BE-
l., VI -. add ~ lhs 'apmy ~ iiatn~nu, 40 t''r
State ~ fssi= ga the Ia. l's'iias ~ April,
(insl 4. ~ tsb'. u '.eH snd anssr a. = f-.'*
iuien..trd m,s aiieiri iad rui'fcti "ieai y Way
ihipk rferct
u, sgdl ef sad CnuFi.
T,.ir. +. {. DEA1i.fN, ciots.
Amt u. 1871 W. y
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neeai,r Co., ia. Dec %, is4e

This may ecrl'tg llia' ! lave bean dangerous
Is sff,.i.d With iiIe gfssel Tor number Of
v4'nr- and have tried III the usual nnlesi.s "a.
commented ~ Ntseii VA giving ins
ai, r,lief thea applied to DR.. A W Noa,
who etlteiuslly ,ufe,l ms.
SARAH SlAnE.
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Nil,AIIuN.


TnE Stare o. TRxAs,
County Of Harrison.
Toff Stss.F IF Is rosHgy cfssr Id l.s s..s.et
NIILhlAs. il,. pls,uiiiFs, a. Eseruiers 81
W the las, viii and Testament of Isasc n~ek.
deceased haze flied their petition in the sboss
rni'led cause In the clerks csice IL ,Ae
said tenri, in wllleh they represen, that trey
are clsissas Of the County Of Harrison, in
the State Of Texas, and that lie dsisndaut
therein "a saprsssd 10 ho 4 res!dcnt citissm
OF the parish of Dr. Soto. 10 the ess,e Of Los,
isians; that the ssid defendant y indebted
to them asEycvntor ns siusvsaid, BY ps~nlssears
note in the sum Al two hut,dred snd ninety ~
hrs, due the la da, Of Januarv. 1881, ~ Aaaa
the 2oh day Of October, Iss9, executed Is ~
defendant 10 Jacob Beck that said Jseob usek
Is how deceased, and plaintiffs Afe hia hutbl
executors. and an such entitled TO demsisd u and
rs~,else from said deuf.n1ant the sasd ssh of
money, with nt.res, md cost aud that IN at.
ton has accrued TO them thereon b, reason of
the non.paymenf ~ said sun, lntsrvs.. H.
And wbeuas. sfhdasit has been made = n.
qairrd by law. that the said def. ndan, il not
fesideiA citizen Of the Stale Of I'cxx. Aforesaid
You nre therefore cnmnapa.d 10 suussnor,
P'.asau, l.. lnge. deip,.jan, aforesaid, by psL.i.
cation VI this citation for four suee. ssi,r : e~ks
~ ilsc Jexas Republican, pubiie uewvpoper
llsAed IN t'ss SAID county Of Harrison, u +.
- p Ms next term Of The Disaries
~ IL and ior tie sanl cssnsy Of
HarriSUl!1 %ust Housr in III. tswr Of
Marshall ." 1Exs,h N.sdsy atsss sl~
there tn nn-ucr TIE 49, ln Nod
IN said refili"p, and tc III
has OF cae. why Judgment a. 49,, ~,
ed ~ PRAYED FOR therein. N
Herrih fa not, and make DIS Ntsto = sbs
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>itNI y iPbRJ SIVkE
'IiiE undersigned arr constantly receisid
/ At thrir establishments ~ Shreveport, ffr-l,
from the uuriiiern c,,,s, md from New Orleans,
the most superior arilrlr~ ct Dry Gee6-,
Clothing and ''ffaiw-rr. ~ ven ~ n eia.irr
assortment ~ Groceries. Their store wIl
always b. found i1iI and their stocks en,lFr, so
thar purchasers nis acel niih a f.ady accom-
nodaiipn IN tie ahb,, ines
They would recommend those coming 70
Shreveport ta purcissv guats, TO give them u
call betor- pHr imsng ei-cN here, Satisfied tha'
they MI .Hee satisfaction rs 10 quality and
PRICES. r. q y JACOBS
D. W. viii ray cash, or trade iof Cotton
aud prhrips. @s-em
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THIS II 10 cfr,lfv ihss my 500 u lilaus has
has bern eafed 81 she crau,p rplc BY w. \. ".
Nrs after hasiag been atii,ctrd with ibe COM
piainl al iiasi nj s4nies i1s hsc years.
q. ". krar.
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- VT ~ A....Ak nt.
-. H., ~. H., ~"""~ ""s sopPs'fssi
var """r +" thv
~. ..."..,s W '"e p"",s p"hcy u
H.. s'ys "e"' no" lou, and
H., IL. Wv ~'"'s"r"s.
,h,,,,s 49,. 70 NV wv" q me tn'"n T
:" ""e" inc "eslcan war
~, '9''''''" was '.'''e On her
..... vas ''""""'a"'v f"'s u
+ ", We '"s''e" WI" service The
s'."' '."s w .ss.'"' NJ TIE lime, At
"H'"P'"''" @W''"" dollars Tor mi
McS'c", !" ''v,icr TINT il might reach tina,
c"n"uy !" ssnie Tor the sri~c of Vera
Crns' ~ t''e eig, Of Ncyicu, when III.
New Yak regiment. which belonged Ia
a.. 49, s"', ''""' an" o'gi"r' '"sl,
~" |"'"'"" regiment sto'''
..h;l.. ~ WV a." a. si'ce g, ! lew minutes,
-. was ringing non'
,,,J.. ,,..' IN w" ',''', 'oe regiment leu
c..i,n.J ..., ,"o '"'"F' me
mai H.. NJ. ~ '",'"'' w',e S"'rd
- 1p' ",'So'""s'y 7pnh'rn. SIX
..,I...,, "''' NV, AZ "''en ul' SOM.
r. a. .,.,,'' '''"' '''''' '"" 'He nan"
.i.n '"''' ~ "s"'' o''r '""h
a. 80 WV wv '''"' 'eRh''ch' IAN
~ 49, y, '"''',' ""' ,n'N are ~" :"
m , mon lI""'S :" I" :" SAYS "rt.
One ,n,J ,,... '.., w." '"''""V
L.,. ,ia,,.,,... ,' T '
c,,o ..,,;. ''''V'
Of G.n. Houston, .iat.,,cn,s 10 ,x,,rinr
ra,cfuIy the lari, for ynur..'tts. or euoui,,.
ii il,os. who can give Won r.,jn,,i. il,r
ma,ion. .l>TiCE
W.. RheHs specch, 1eiirryed IN The tqHcd
STAIRS N'n"'e, .Worch 10. 1881. IN vla.
lion 10 s'ca Hoesioa's ieiter 10 Gen liam.
'f''a.
~. kuvrr | beg leave 10 cnll tho nj.
teniion of the Senn,. I, +, communication
Of the Se.,,c- firm, T.xas IA, ii.u,,n,A
couce.p,.,,.. III, >t,,,, wh.,, h,y., ,h.
or IN ps,, To r.r,rsrn, ~, ,Li4 tl,n, ,nd
us L,liey, I, r,,,,;,. , ,,,.,, ,,,,i...r ~
,h;nL ,,,,u., H., hin. 4,
before the Senat. NJ Til. crntra Mace of
to'i'c opinion i In'hic ,nierrnalinn, J.,
order that the truth AMY 20, out as vide N,
possible ~ beast rs w,,sg ~ the error
which the >cnainr from Fssss ha. commit
ted. Twill read FROM the Union ucv sra;,er.
which hold ~ my hand.
The prr.,pr~r. /. il a o,r.on.,, go
Which, The Svu,,.r wishes Il,
make
n, R,,r, T. IL eo,..,,;,,, a.. sl..,
,.n,.s,n, ,,J h,,. ,ho ST.. AN 4,
l,,l,,., ma. -, IT,, .,,.,,,,., .. d.c...I -,
,i.I,.,,, III, ,-,,h
sn,n.,l .,a,,,.,.s r...,.:I.
NJ. In, H.. a., =.
,L,, I,;.,. a. ,..,.,,t..... .,,,'.,,,.,, .I,'.',
\, ..,..s.I ,i.,..H,.,,' -, -. 49,. -
., ,..,, -. .,........,.;,.,. a.. -
,,.,,.,. ~ ..n,s...,,,,.i..,.., Ell -,
,,,rreu them hive unihius ,I, Nv
inject is sipplv IA rarr,r, certain .r,o,s
# isrt made nv N" Senator from Texr.
with rcsper, to th, state represent.
licrr r,c errtai, words used hy tia,
senator.
.,r..r. :. cr., .i..,;s.,,, c., .lt.h
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pyA%vs.H,' HOTEL,

- 1lils micfsign,d proprietor respect
..A n,ile iul,rm, hi- friend, a'd the pub
s14sA. ic generally. thar Ne liH- taken charge
af fhn plAnlrf-' ii"lel situated in ne most o.
-if.he para oi town ins pu0hc h"a-e. III
has ~ .ic every arr'ngvntH npressi'y Icy 'he
iy,cnu.nr''laliiai ~ 'lv'-" vhn may please y"
nrsr hnn piIi ,.lt and pledges min-ef q"
n.rni.h recommendations not rlcfier To- any in
the stale. -
" ". MALLORY.
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4 I : Is II DT l. j..
z~s.sss MRS. BRAtkEN a son have taken
'.s;; charge If the iiusk Hotel, IN Rnrs.
AtA thrrrkre cunpfY. ailJ solicit III" p'ifon-
gge Of the lra,eiinp prblic Tie table VII be
furnished sllh lhr TEST ne country ai'"ni. /,
aud the. plcigr rp'n-rl,ea ilai np painH VIII
-ts,f-d 60 u.ndrr d ON, ~ the u"-i s,cntefl
rua runlf0siable cs,abbshilent. 10 Eastern
I,XIa.
Rush tlorater CO.. F,h. -. 1850. Hs0y
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wa ADvERTtsEMhNr>
size lssst s'Mii.

.as.ss a=sFss
size lssst CMol.
STILL havr me anir- ATS accounts h"''i'--
| in,. 10 the estate III Wm :. k'.hasd-"n 'n'ny
l,,.i, r,f s.tlvci,on. iA"-. indebted iD tl'e
.,,,,. md Il. sttoas ii ar"ldmg fnfll~f 'Tuniar.
e,u A, 80 b, s,lil,nu mp ~ The hrsi ~ lA''f.
a. sf ,laim, Ni,hpai dis'lafi,a' sn~si'na al
,hat ,iiur WI. te tiaeei ~ the bars, n siif'ef"'
SAN. J. RICHARDSON
April 20, ls,' ~
Administrations NUasr~.
ETttk> ~ administration "n the "s'sse
IT William iiil .iescs.ssl. were gfsn'"d :"
,1~ nndet-ie,,ca by IL, e"H''s coufi 81 Ham,
son .,euur, Texas, Oh the -rvend dry rs Api
A. -. ssal
TIN. i. tAcrclrr io g,Fr n"'ier to ~ pcssan'
h.,;,,, rha,p. against ~sid estate 10 present
Then, within h, lnuc pse-rfihi'' hf law any
AUTHENTICATED a'a Those indeh'ed to TIE same
Nh vl,a~. rsss~ i,,,u,, diatr rs,meni 20
ttrttsRi\E iitLL, Adm.
Aeri' lE. ts5i ~
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Tnk STA%x or It'd
Coun,y Of ii /,

bHh .,fAFf VI
Goun,y Of n11 N.
70 The Sheriff # reid County, nv
Ncu ore issrpby cotnmsnds~i - ASSe}nn
1 Marion Wif.dscr BY publicssioat ,i,s1
citation four successive weeks In TIE Tam
Republican,. newspaper pablished n NJ
County. 10 b. and appear u It's nett t1As u
the Di-,rses Court Of Harrison Coantss - 81
agicen a, ibe Court ilnu-e Ia ihs town q Mac
shalt, IA the st.r,esash Monday at,ee ~ Third
Aouday IN Warch, 1851, TO snswts IN meition
II " iliian X. y. Vsfd and Jan,<s y lti.0n,
- substance as fellows. hat Mar-sc9 Wind.
-er. the fir, dsy o. Jtnrnry, A. b. -. naae
and dF'.strd anta sud plaintiffs his xssofy
gotv IL substance g. saifws;
s2bA9 slarshaN Texas, Janust ~. lAs0.
Oae day aiier date | pspsnisc to pm1tu ihr or
der Of WafI aat Wilson, ta~siy ~ 4u3Isrs
and forty cenis, yase fessssd t,sysl& II ihsss
e"nn'iug house IN Marshall, with int ~ u IL
rate Of ten per cent per annam ssssE eesns>3
aull pad Signed, Mxssros WMm.~
pltin,isss Bl~a aver thai said <l@Jo1e4t 4
Indebted 10 them 10 the yrnhs. 49, - enc
hundred aud seven dollars and foae soGnAs ~
merchandise sold asd delivered 10 dso41nsl y
his request Sad plsnilfs pray :hat h1rW<ns
h, rendered rrsin,i the .sid drtendsea n ~
asaeum specified Ia their i-li,.ca ~ asass q
sui.
IIsreia fail not and make dae tstnp - ~
law directs
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LIST o. s.CTTEns.

the Iia~s 'iiirc az ierciFile,
II .n III, sl~i dss 81 March, 1881. "l''!'if not
taken nul ls',nr.. Thr 1T day ol juue. isai, VIZ
-. sent in M, ,.,cr.ll po-io'ice ~dsAd lellrfs
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p.r..a. ea.hns Or ans 81 the a'ofr leitt'
w,,i pl,n-.. ~, ih,.s a.e ..iseaised.
Apul 1, 1891. ...,., ~ -
II MARTIN r W.
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niBl.ES far sale nj New Ya's prices. y, the
IL hanson Coas'y bsbie s"c'if, ~ ~
asi,se.
q JOHNSTON. SEE. H. c. b =.
Arsii Va, ss3l. "'S "
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Rcreiset IN eficc April i7sh, ~, ~
sauAsa 70 editors of .exls Rrpuh1 sA1
dry fur pphlicai.en, No.
:. X PERRY. Shss, q
April ~, 1881. Z ~ w
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nulliy the laws and Ton 'itn'rm ii the
Federal Government, ~ -eerdr irc" the
t'an,~i.sxrs. 1i.is state nt things chra''N
proves tina Of Mi m.n ia the world, the
good ,r-"pI, of the i',,l u 1T, Stat. arc the
best adapted Ia 'arti"n and disco'd.
<nw here are a tissue ol Untruths i dp
not .ay deliberate -eulitHlncd N this cs'
trac, concerning the pcnpic of South tara.
Ina. They ARE charged ~ being an oil
ua,chy i, government The tif., fact aile.,
al 10 support this assertion Is that " The
,,.ome. a. such have yer, lntIc eonIral s'
their att,;rs. NJ man cau so'c who does
MI avn fiiy acres oi land ar - eau'va
lent. or pay hi.h tar lla, IA uutrH'''
pusuhcr one II is M assertion utter dies
litn,c ri ANY foundation. Sir, Tor Fort,
yea,s universal suffrage has existed IN thu
state 81 South Carolina. All that - re-
uu,,cd r., thu, the ,ntcr should h. Il white
,,nu. and he six nl,,"ti,s a resident Ia tl'e
.-,.rt,nu district. u The Senator had heeu
..niciss,s To- ksow The truth. he could hav.
shtan.cd copy Of the Constitution I"
Snuth Carolina NJ any blackstone ~ The
city. have il here bes"rr ne.
q" oil tn uuuh.er two. The Senator
SAYS. n" man can b" "A member al h''
Legislature whose iseei.hl j. M, w.t'h on,
hsnired and ii'sy pounds stc'ling, elear ="
debt" THIS rs pretty coed for the SEN"
tor. I, Is pa,,i,ii, the truth. The to's'i
tuition provides TINT any "nc who owns s"l
slave. ar, i've h.n.lr,si acres :" land MA,
sl.s In n Legislator, whether he Is !" ds''
or not.
<nmj,e, thrrr The elections svc ~
cop,,,ica to n,rr,hets ii the Lcris'atuvr.
'lhis /. uutyue. The elections cnntssA''i &
the Legislature are those Of the executive
aud the Judiciary
<uuber tour. That body elects o
np,uoi,ts sll the officers OF ANY grade. 'r"''
the t;ovsvuor dawn {" the SherI''s a'd ''n'
in Is.lvea." There 10 uot w"'d ei srns
in ,l,ia assertion. On the contrary. all u
Military tAkecrs IN .he state, aud all '''
Tax Co!isc,ees. sheriff, oriinaf'es -"
Clerks. n,s rl.~t~si BY the prnll" Ever
dirtri,, officer Whatsoever Is rlceiee by ~
..n,,e. aud 10 fnAd shsse otlsrss tbere IS a
p.ocpr,v qunlinss'ion ~hs'~~er.
/ .'the Legislature rsects shs Senators !
|. H. Csi>sa s..ss~-" 1T -!
ltasj ] sspess : - - -
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31
The Cincinnati Convention.

IL will be seen that our Cincinnati corrcspon-
dent deems it necessary to yindcatc the course
OF certain gentlemen from tho charge of impro-
per motives in absenting themselves from the
Cincinnati Convention. We know nothing of
their reasons for absence and are willing to be-
lieve they were such as will a5undantly Justify
them to their own conscicnccs and the slave.
But II it be true as the remarks Of our cores
pondcnt would seem to intimate, that they alb
scntcd themselves because of the views of the
members of the convention on other subjects
then they placed themselves on the indefcnsiblc
ground of the pro-slavery churches of the land
who arc more jealous Of their theological char
acter and creed than for the principles of truth
and freedom. What if tho president was So
cialist and other members of the convention of
all parties, Garrisonan, Women's Rights, Lib
ty Party, and Free Soil. They were earnest
mon and women who had assembled for COM
mon object, on the only true ground
OF opinion and freedom of utteranee. And
beautifully and truthfuly, to us at least, did the
President on one occasion, remark that "neyer
before had he seen an assembly so truly like one
OF sisters and brothers." And all who on this
occasion gave their cooperation are so far as
this act at least concerned entitled to the char
acter of the friends of freedom. If there were
those who abscntcd themselves from this con-
yention because their political, theological, or
anti-slavery reputation would not bear contact
with such persons as were there assembled, we
can expect no efficient cooperation from them.
Their reputation is quite too fasidious and deli
cate for the rough and tumble of that conflict
that must proceed the emancipation of the slave.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31
The Whig Platform.

Col, Humphry, candidate for Congress in tho
Louisville district says-If Gen. Scott will write
himself down by the side of Millard Fillmore on
the compromise question, 1 would yield my
sapport to him though he would not even then
be my choice. The Louisville Journal saws
We have no reason to believe that Gen. Scott is
not perfectly sound in respect to this matter,
(the fugitive law but most assuredly he cannot
'eithom an erplieH apoioal ofhis Uie,cs, obtain a
solitary electoral rote IN any slaccholaing State
The st. Louis Republican declares, {" No man
can be Wing candidate for the next Presiden-
cy, with any chance of success, who is not OPEN
ly friend OF the compromise measures of the
last Congress, and who is not pledged to adhere
to them strictly and honorably, as compact
not to be broken or set aside for any cause what
ever He must not give it a mere formal sup
port, but it must be warm, thorough, consistent.
and patriotic. 1t must be such support as
Clay and Webster and Fillmorc-aye and even
Cass and Foote-have given to it, and stand
bound in honor to give to it,"
To this the Springfield Republican in behalf
of the Wings of Mass, responds as follows
"The Fugitive Slave Law is the only subject
which can interfere with the hermony of the
Wing party of Massachusetts,, and ace look Il,
va'n for difference Of opinion in regard TO il
throughout the 'ohOle Wing press Of the State. We
find not one of them talking of the excellencics
OF the law, or inculcating in any way tho idea
that it is unexceptionable but we find all Of
them ri"dicGtiag its execution, and opposing all
violent and factious opposition to it,"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31
Christian Anti-Slavery Convention.

This convention, it will be recollected is to be
held at Chicago ILL.,, commencing ON the sd Of
July next. We have not access to the call for
the Convention, but we understand one of the
prominent topics of discussion will be the sepo-
ration OF the church from slavery The call en-
braces christians without regard to sect.
The Ohio Star states that arrangements arc
being made on the different lines of travel, to
carry members of this convention to and fro, at
reduced rates. Arrangements are already COM
pleted for carrying delegates from Cleveland to
Chicago for 50, (half pricc) making $40 both
ways.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31
Raycnna Convention.

The Free Soilers of Ravonna have given a
hearty response to the proposition of the Palms.
vile Convention, for Mass Convention for the
Western Reserve, on the 25th of June. Read
the notice of the Committee of arrangements
which We publish to-day.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-05-31

ANNIVERSARY SPEEcHEs.-Wo have given
either extracts from or abstracts of all .hc
speeches delivered at the Anniversary, which
have yet come to hand. BY this means the rca
dcrs of The Bugle will be able better to follow
the current of the meeting and portakc of its
spirit, than by the publication of one or two of
the speeches entire. We may perhaps yet pub
iish fall reports of some of these speeches as
they shall be rcccivnd