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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
Browns Essence of Jamaica
Ginger.


deliberately prepared from carefully selected articles
Of the best quality; it possesses, in a concentrated
FORM all the valuable properties of the jamaica Gnge,
and is warranted be free from all irritating other
properties of an injurious tendency.
1t is benefcially used in variety of circumstances
VIII, re- cordial and grateful stmulant is required,
particularly in where there is of cxhaus-
ton arising from excessive fatigue heat, few drops
in half tumber of water with little sugar, will lie
found an eectal and pleasant restorative, which
makes this highly useful addition to the
eers pOrmanteau well to the family collection Of
remedies.
Where there is an unpleasant Of weight
after eating, from imperfect digestion, where
is induced from riding in railroad carriage
from the motion Of vessel at the Essence of Gin
ger, If given according to the directions, will almost in
variaby give relief.
In ordinary darrhea incpient cholera, in Short in all
of prOstraOn of the digestive functions, whether
from indulgence disease, is of nestimable value
During the summer months and in Southern climates
il is invaluable, particularly during the prevalence
epidemic Cholera traveller family should be with
Quit. TIMOTHY MASON.
Sign of Good Samaritan, sole agent for Dubuque
limo
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Forwarding and COMMISSION.

TINE undersigned takes this method inform the pub
i fc that he has taken tho large, commodious brick
Ware House on the Landing in the City of Dubuque,
Iowa. and is now rrady 10 receive in sfnre ship all
kinds Of MerclaudiZe, Houseo Furniture, and other
property, to from any part Of the United states,
the most favorable terms Liberal cash advances made
eonsgnments, il desired. Salt, Flour, Bacon, Lard
Cheese, and almost every article Family Groceries,
foreign and domestic Fruit will he kept constantly
hand. Steamboats, will be furnish I'd with the
lowest rates. In conclusion, will say thar all business
entrusted shall be transacted with promptncss
care, and despatch, and favorable terms as any
house in tn. city of Dubuque.
For reference refer the following gentlemen of this
city:
PETER WALES, W.P. WIGHTMAS,
WM LAwTHER & Co., J. r. FAnLEy Il Co.,
+. Z. BIssEL. II. Y. LOWELL.
Dubuque, April l6. lS5l-tf G. IL. WEST.
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q. X. WEST.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT.
On the Lcrec, Dubuque, IOaca,
XIHOIESALE and retail dealer in foreign and do
w nestle Fruits Candies, Nuts, Spices. Family
Groceries, Produce and Provisions, Ornamental and
Fruit Ttrees, Plants, Evergreens, Shrubbcry; Grass,
Garden and Flower Seeds, &C. &c.
".B-Steamboats, Hotels, and Private Families, fur
nished with good articles the lowest market prices,
and delivered free of charge.
The undersigned would inform the public generally
that he has strong and permanent enclosure, with the
necessary sheds and accommodations, adjoining his
warehouse at the steamboat landing in Dubuque, for
the convenience Of those having cattle horses ep
and hogs ship and from this point; also for
of farmers and others coming to Dubuque
with loaded teams
Aay and grain kept conssa,ly hand and for sale
reasonable low prices. CIR. WEST.
Dubuque, May %, 1851
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From the Far West.

Ero,n tho E.. vVoS.
SAVANNAH, Mo-, April %, 1850
Messrs. II. Blakcsly & Co., ST. Louis:
would hereby inform you that have been greatly
afflicted with disease OF the lungs-n 1917 pa1ic-
kcy 70 nroys fatal b by the Of
to use
DIR. ROGERS SYRUP OF LIVERWORT
1conse0cd to do 50 after all other rcmcdi,. had failed
and this being the only apparent remedy lief, to perform
cure: am now happy % have it in my power state,
tat used some SIX bottles Oh 'e medicine, and believe
Iivcrwor and Tar in INV house as a family medicine
end am induced to off you this statement to use if you
can satisfy any Others VINO may DC similarly acted' OF
go signed. j. W. THOMPSON.
Proprietor of +" Nebraska House.,
Mcssrs, H, Blake sv& Co.
Gcnts-I am personally acquainted with j. w Thomp-
son. and believe him Ie be man Of high standing in this
d anu 81 ,hn "Sr;n W a,io
hcl;cv. II an cyccIlent remedy for concbs colds and
diseases Of the lungs
J.. MCDONALD, MD.
Sa' S Was,.rn 's S, III, rhp
and Chestnut streets, ST. Louis, Mo.
Eff. GILLESPIE. AIT. at Dubueue.
H. R,rrou,c C.l.ns
AGENCY IN Dnhnouc
n. MASON Dr,no;s.
Sign of uCoui samaritan ,, Main s,r.o,
WILLIAM +. ALLEN Il co.
Successors Of james Blanchard & Coz
A T No. 1901 Main street, Dubuque, adjoining the
their stock Of '''' '''' inc ''e"''" OF the p"'e 10
DRIrGS uEDJCIrES cHEuyc,IS e..
-, y::. -, r. ~: 10 , -
ana RS, soi lila, snare OF public patronage:
"' FRESH S,r III hr s.'i"i'a'''h VI
c,,
odt0me.' Opium,
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Victory Wheat and Seed Drill.
MANUFACTURED by ". P. Henry g. Co.,

st. LOUIS, Mo,
THIS DRILL is offered the Farmers of the valley Of
Il the Mississippi in full confidenee that il will prove
tn he an mplem nj of immense value them. The Drill
is simple, complete, and cheap There are drills 9
inches apart; il plants six feet wide. Two hors.s are
n.cd to plant, Is per day. The drill be
regulated plant from quarts bushels to the
acre, by IMPLY raising lowering lev THE feeders
can be easily closed. by one plant point
rows without WASTE There is also well arranged land
measure on it; wheat sown, say two or three inches
deep, with this drill, and planted early, say middle of
Sept mber, and sown tlin saw peek to half buse
90 the acre, will not winter kill One third Of the Ord
nary amount Of seed is pl MY, and tho yield will be
at least fourth more, il that broad
not wintc r-kill.
In order drills, orders he sent in early
Price Of machine, SIS. Can be had of
Dubuque, July lG-Gm G. Il. WEST, Agent.
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NEW GOODS AND LOW PRICES.
4, II llENNlTT

TTAvING purchased the entire stock of the late firm
tons thereto is prepared to sell goods as low as they can
bought any regular House in this city. My stock is
fresh and the assortment particularly adapted 10 the
wants of countr, customers. Having bad much expert
ance in the Goods business, fater myself will be
able to please any who may favor with their custom
Nv old friends are particularly invited to call My stand
is No. rs Bank Row, the stand lately occupied by Eel
lows & Young. May 81, 1851.
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MORE TESTIMONY FROM DIR. MOORE
Mr. John Buu-I using your Sarsaparilla in sewers
Of ScrCfula, and with happy effect.
confident it Is Of the ecacious medicines that
can b. made for that disease.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, n. D.
Ell 4
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DESCELLES s. MICHEL.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL pEALERsIS
WINES 4 LILO u OKS.
MIN THE undersigned have rnfcr red into partner
Fl; ship for the sale If Wines Liquors, aud Gro
A49sskc ries. = hey have now in store
Port, Malaga, Madeira, Mar<eilles. Bordeaux, White
Wine, liaute Santcrne, 81. Julien aud Rhine
WINES,
Champaign Brandy, % Years Old.
Cherry brandy, and 9th improved brands.
Absent Suisse, Kercher Wasscr,
COkDLALS assorted
Sweet Oil aud White Wine Vinegar,
MOnongallela and CINCINNATI Whiskey
Imported and Domestic Gin,
Jomaica and Louisiana Rum,
Foreign and domestic fruit, etc.
Oysters and Sarlincs
Knocking and Chewing Tobacco, Snuff,
Starch, Tea. Crackers, Almonds, Lemons, Candles
Soap, &c. DESt'E I.i.ES & MICHEL
Corner Iowa and 4tl sts
July 30, '5l-ly.
BLANKS of all kinds for County Officers, under the
gode Pentcd promptly, cheaply and accurately, at the
Express Office.
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To Country Merchants.

WE would say that keep up s,airs Domcstics Blue
w and White Drills, James, Satinetts, Cassmeres
Lindseys Clothing Boots and Shoes, Prints &c,
All Of which is fresh and the trade will be sold low
nv EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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Or. CHRISTIE'S
GAL,VANIC NECKLACE

Il used for all complaints affecting tine Throat OF
Head such as Bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness Of the Head
Neuralgia in the Face Buzzing or Roaring in the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous and that
Aistr essing complaint called Tic Doloreux.
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MOTEL 10 ct.

TIME well known CITY HOTEL. with all the furn
i ture and fixtures, TO let to any who can give
satisfactory reference, by
Nav IA EMERSON & SHIELDS.
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FRITZ TREES AND SliRUBBEKY.
HT Just received at G. II. VESTS Fruit and
cNSA Seed Store, a choice variety of Grated Fruit
YAS Trees, consisting of Apples, Pears, Pnms. &c,
ali "a approved qualities and of the right size for trans
planting ~
Alsa a variety of Eversreens and Shrnbbcry, &C., all
Of which offer TO sell cheap Remember the place:
H. 90 G. WEST
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LIGHTNING PROTECTION.
CPRATT'S Patent Lightning Rods for sale and put nT
- at the shortest notice, by Z. MASON
inns
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SHsS
MANUFACTURER of French Burr Milistones, ana
Nl Dealer in Boiling Cloths, Bsriington, lore.
Mstones made order, and constant supply on mana
Screen WIRE hosting screws and mill irons furnished
at the slortes notice and Ofthe best quality.
Ny Also Italian and American Marble Monuments ana
Tomb s,ones ii every description, executed to order.
Nav Is. lS5Oy
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Lemon Syrup and Lemons.
. BOXES superior Lemons and concentrated Lemon
y Syrup received by DESCELLES & MICHEL.
July 30, 'JI-ly.
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Oysters.
Vicmmu ConfectiOmcry.

ViCmnll COm1cC0OmCfye
Lnngrorthy's Block Main, becee. 5h and 6tA srees
TIME subscriber would inform the public that his
rooms are now fully supplied with the choicest
CIV of everything in his liRe consisting in part Of fCf
CREAMS SODA and MINERAL WATER, CANDIES,
C.xr. Fnurrs Tors, Country dealers and the pub
lie are respectfully invited to call before purchasing ~
where. Y. JACkAE1
Dubuaue, April 3Oth, 1851. Iy
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ITENRY G. GARTRELI. has formed coparfnershp
III with ANDREW J. KLINE tor the purpose OF con-
Quoting large and extensive
Dry good aud Grocery Business:
Gartrell & Kline wish 10 call the attention OF 'heir
nd and the citizens of DubuGue their immense
of fancy Silks and dress goods, also their very se
ect stock Of Parasos. During the present month they
will sell the above articles r, duccd prices We
eli confident no one will fail to purchase If they will
only call and examine our stock
GARTRELL KLINE.
D,h,,,o J,Iy 81 lS5l.-tf
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the GOOD SAMARITAN
DRUG STORE.


DRUG STORE.
No. SO Main street, Dubuque, Iosca.
TIME subscriber informs the friends and customers ~
i this long established and well tried house, that ne
receiving large and full assortment Of all articles
in the limo Of his business. Among these are
Fresh Drugs,
Patent Medicines,
Paints and Oils,
Glass and Putty,
and new chemical Preparations.
He keeps constantly hand and for sale IN any qua"
tify:
PAINTS 4 COIORS,
Mixed and ready for immediate use.
BRUSHES,
OF every description for painting, whit washing, ssc.
w NDOW GLASS,
OF every size from 7x9 to 2ix36 inches
PUlAlS AND GLASS ARE,
For Druggists Ply sicians, and GroceYs.
INSTkUM ENIN,
For Surgeons, Accouchers, and Dentists.
ACID AND MANBLE DUST,
For soda water makers and public houses.
ESSENTIAL OILS AND COLOkS,
For Confecfoners, Bakers, etc.
SUPERIOR GlUF,
For Cabinet makers and Mllincrs.
Dl t.-oI UFFS,
For every purpose aud for every body.
CHLORIDE LIME AND SODA,
For purifying, cleansing, and keeping away cholera.
MOKTAkS,
OF iron, glass; wedgcweod and MARBLE of all sizes.
VAKNI>HES,
Copal COACH japan, black and bright and map, Of var-
GUS qualities and for all purposes, etc.. nd i.fxs
Country merchants and dealers supplied the most
Goods hacked and forwarded at the shortest notice and
Terms Cash-Prices Low.
Dubuque, May 7, 1851. TIMOTHY MASON
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NY one wanting likenesses of themselves or Others
"A are respectfully requested to call HASKELL, at
his rooms in the Globe building, third story.
Dubuque, June Is
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4 I'M BOXES Sardines-a prime artcle-Just received
!: ~ ~ and for sale bv DECELLES & MICHEL.
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D0gllerreOtyDes.

n UEENSWARE-A fine assortment Just received per
~ steamer Wisconsin, and for sale by
Hy8 e. G. HEWITT
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John e. Smith 4 Co.
Brushes.

Have just received large supply of Brushes; among
the lot may be found Hair, Tooth, Nail Flesh, Dust
ing, Whtewash Scrubbing and Paint Brushes. These
brushes We're selected with caro- and are warranted
the best quality, for sale by Eff. GILLESPIE.
June Is
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osi rcc'ved by steamer DR.. franklin 10000 v.rita
DESCELIEJ & MICHEL.
July 30, SLY.
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I HAVE in store large supply of Stone Lamps for
Il burning Lard or Oil, Which will sell very cheap.
Aug 20-ly Z. +. GILLESPIE.
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Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.


These dreadful and agonizing complaints in.
mediateiy relieved by the application of the G.LvANC
BELr NEcKLAcE and FLCID. The Belt dlfluses the
Electricity through the system the Necklace has
local effect and the Fluid acts directly upon the al
fected nerves In these distressing affections the op
plicatiOn NEVER FAILS
n3- Many hundred Certificates from all parts Of tho
country of the most extraordinary character can be
given, II required
90 No trouble inconv enience attends the
Of DIR. CHRISTIES G.ALT.8NIC ARTICLES,
and they be by the most feeble and delicate
with perfect ease AMI safety. In many the
sation attending their use is highly piea.anf aud
agreeable. They can be sent to any part Of the
country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
10 The articles are accompanied by full and plaE
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Beware Of Comntertes aud Worthless limitations.
d. @. MOREHEAD, M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES
TIA broadway. New York.
T. MASON, Agent, Dubuque.
March 2-'5l-tf
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EASTERN NAILS-A few kegs of all sizes, for sale
IL my Warehouse on the landing at Dubuque.
may % &. r. WEST.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

A LARGE STOCK If School Rocks and Station nv
"A latest eOns aud will hc sold cheap 10 sch.nls :,
country de alers By EMERSON & SIlTEi ms '
Sept ls,
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CHEsTNUTS AND TREES.

lust received per steamer, this r. NJ, fne lot Of
81 Chesnuts and Fruit Trees, tho warehouse onn5
evce aud will be sold in quantities suit pssst1<s ers
Chestnus just received in fine order for planting out
a grove. G. X. WEST
Dubuque, May %, 1851.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

IL Gross ST. Louis Matches, wanaied article now in
ostsse. and for sale very low by
Sept IL EILRSON & SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

IN TONS assort,d Bar Iron ABS bundle. ,..or, 4
w Small Iron; 100 bundles Hoop Iron: 30 Lu.d,
Shot Iron 50 bundls Nail Rod Iron leo har. Slab
by FARLEY A. tHRiSrMi Nv ""
Aug. N, l6SI-ly
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DISTRESSING PAINS OF.4LL KINDS ARE
INSTANTLY ARRESTED BY
R.4DW.7YS READY RELIEF.
DIARRHOEA.

DIARRUOEA.
On the first symptoms of DiarhGa Dysencry, fake
down teaspoontul of RELIEF, in water and battle
the bowels externally, and your sickness and pain will
be but the affair Of MT. Let persons who
aing read our pamphlets. Those that the Ready
Relief i'll reach il will upon quick promptly and
eectuay. See each bottle bears the signature of
RADWA Y e. CO.
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Or. CHRISfIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found of vast service in Of Commissions
Fits Spasmodic Complaints and general NervOu.
Affections of the Head and upper extremities Also
in Palsy and Paralysis and all diseases caused by
deficiency Of prweT or Nervous Energy in The limbs
nT 4 ,,dv
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

DORK, BEEF, and LARD-A Good article, and for
L sale by the barrel pound, at my Warehouse
the landing. Also choice lot of Bacon, HAMS sides,
Shoulders, and warranted good by G. X. WES.
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NnNV GAAAS

NEW UOOOSs
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, &c.
/ Am now In receipt Of my simmer supply Of genuine
L Drugs, edi'iles, Chemicals, Dye-Stuffs. Paints,
&c, all Of which will be sold very low for casn.
Dubuque, June IS E. r. GILLESPIE.
No. |, Globe Building
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15
sligo and Tyrone Iron.

c. ROCKWELL.
"A ITnKNEY AND COFNSEJJ,OR AT LAZY and
- Solicitor in Chanccry, Anan,osa ZONES c,,mir
March sly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

Pure White Lead and LiNSced Oil
A LARGE supply of the above articles in store and
IA for sale by Z. +. GILLESPIE.
Aug oO-ly
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MISSOURI FRUIT STORE.
WCu. CANAAN

{: l.N1NE
am prepared fo furnish the ladi and gentlemen
L 1T Dubuque 18th cologne in bottles of evcpy size and
price. This is the cologne ii the season. Quart vcss
One Dollar. r. M.Spy
Nav II. 1851.
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Take Particular Notice.

HAVE this day sold P. II. Conger my stock of Goods
L 70 all those indebted TO me- say come in and settle
Immediately is absolutely necessary can't be aroded
Delays dangerous both to Yoa and me.
Aug. 2e. w. L. WIGIITMAN.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-15

LNLOUR-Superfine and Extra Family kept constantly
hand at the regular market prices, and delivered
free Of charge. This -four gOOd made of the
finest quality Of wheat. If it should prove So the
flour be returned at my expense and the money re-
funded. may % q. 4. WEST.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-07

We published on Friday last teegrnphic an
nouncement Of serious riot at Syracuse, N. Y.
resulting in the rescue of fugitive slave, named
JERRY, from the custody Of the United States
commissioner, after he bad been remapded to
the possession Of his master. p. ], LAYER, OF
Missouri The Syracuse Star, of tho Sd inst.
however, contains additional facts in relation to
the Outrage, from which we make the following
extracts:
That the city of Syracuse was disgraced on
"Wednesday by the occurrence Of riot, during
which the authorities were poraiyzed, or refuse
10 perform their dpfv, is by this time matter OF
notoriety in every Stntc and every city in the
Union. The fact no one but traitor or knave
will have the hardihood TO deny.
For the outlines of the affair, we must refer to
our paper of Thursday In that report we find
nothing that requires alteration. These outlines
we now propose to fill up, to render the picture
Of their infamy more completes who, occupying
a respectable station in society, melted, by the
basest means, horde Of rutiians to desecrate the
temple Of justice, and to violate law of the
United Staies
The riot commenced in the commissioner
'Vtt. VI Hc kf,tuuV Shotf W hht ibNhrfbu
block. The principal instigators Of il were two
physicians and clergyman Of this city. The
fugitive was seized by negro carman Of this
city
The fugitive was recnptured and consigned to
the police office. Then the Abolitionists r.
newed the excitement and their orators, by IN
Gammatory appeals to the crowd which collected
In front Of the Office, strove, by every means in
their power, to incite them TO an assault upon
The marshal and his assistants
This disgracefnl state of affairs continued
from p. M. ill the rescue Of the fugitive at 81
P. NJ, and all this while the mayor made no at
tempt to dispense the mob or TO restore order
and obedience to the laws, further than to ask
the rioters individually to 60 home lie meyer
addressed the mob; never read the riot acl---
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-07

be cAiIedsep ocot The tIroats Of their lwethren.
Who n Georgia or in Alabama will hqi.k2t
battle against F'asoIina Many hsys thres ned
1t, but ~ hope fx the homer VI the eoSStsy,
will exesete thos, imprudent threats. G4hius
Of liberty! forbid such dsssc' alton Of So43bern
honor! Ii the force men, though, stand MP to
their doctrines as stoutIy as they now sustain
the policy of the North this bitter cup cannot
pass, and when Georgia and Alabama, Florida,
Tennessee and North Carolina shall be called
on TO furnish troops to fight this battle for abo-
lition, Carolina will not be the only field drench-
cd in blood; the war will be commenced with
the proc 'aInstions of the governors at home, and
the history of the world does not furnish par
alel TO the fierceness with which that truly in
testine war will be waged.
Yours, truly and friendly,
JOHN II. HOWARD.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-07


1t is now but two or three years since the
States of the North and South, with great
unaninity and emphasis. declared their deter
mnation, respectively. on the territorial ques-
ton. The North resolved that slavery should
not enter The territory acquired from Mexico
the South resolved that il should Congress-
met, decided, and adjourned And slavery is
not there, and cannot 60 without certainty of
expulsion. Yet, if Congress had not acted at
ALL and ii the North had not resolved, slavery
would have been in every part of that territory,
and would have been permanent in full share
Of il.
The South did more than resolve that slavery
should 60 into the new territory. 1t insisted
that fugitive slaves should be recovered from
the Northern States. Congress acted on this
subject also, and decided in favor of that re-
covery.
Thus, in that contest, the Southern States
were driven by Congress- from the territory, and
were permitted to recover fugitiyes-a thing
never formally refused by any Northern State.
10 Such result Of course, excited great indigna-
ton in the South-but every one Of her States
but one has submitted. In the North, however
never before was such excitement prevalent
The North has scorned to receive the surrender
OF tho South, because there is one condition to
il, and that ia that plain constitutional right is
TO be enforced Accordingly, in Massachusetts
New York, and Pennsylvania, the attempt to
exercise this right has been met with popular
violence. Courts have been broken open, Off
GERS have been resisted, claimants have been
hunted, insulted, imprisoned, and murdered
Is this the work ola few lawless men? No
the pulpit, the press, the Legislature, have re-
sounded with reputation of the terms granted
to the South. SUMNER has been rent to the
Senate from Massachusetts; Fish from New
York; and WADE from Ohio--all enemies Of
the measure. And Johnson has been nomna.
ted by the dominant party for governor in Penn
sylvanis, and WINTHROP in Massachusetts.
State after State has submitted in the South
and every form of bubble and shuttle has beer
employed to disguise the degradation. But sub
mission is not permitted to lie down in quiet
Each case ofsurrender is signalized by new out
rage. Georgia ncq uiesces,nnd we have the Bosto
rescue. Alabama surrenders, and we have th
Christiana murder. Mississippi submits, an
the Syracuse riot promptly succeeds.
Such are the results of compromise
the triumphs of retreat--such the glory
Union.