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Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

AruIrI7N T. TIE CAPrror -H'-t.---.
th. ash.ns'an Republic shgi the ua.L .''
enlargement Of she C ,pi,,l q. progrrs h, q q 70
Ih-rr are upwards Il ivo lurdrrd ana. Is
SONS ruP'ol"d in the vaiiau, trias'ma,,. ;. -''
,in"-s The eat basement vaH # n. 'l'
wing Is sitads tn irti IN ir.ub. ,.3 q
Ihursdt' watkmen comusnced !, d me- ~. ''E
ihr mouth wing. III urtai.ou Wis. .''. q
i-ri u'ne iurL~s ILnk We lrau,s va
NV Hail If R-pu sruisi.yrs VII La. =. '''
t'l'if'd seat 'F mruh"''' br-id.s acron,.'
hail''' I persons p'i'i =, d iu ihs f.--
Srnaie chamber UiiI be- rtoy dvib.,s 'a
d'rd -esls. The sahrIir, at rarb buc,b 1 ul'
a' comm date rw" thousand persons !, wa
han three times The uu ub.r ,.p,l,r "A, "'He
arrangements. There will be- upwards =, sd
hurdrfd d new committee ronn,, l. /. a.
hat the etecinn al the "addniuh" vil 50.
upwards If tive Years. ''g
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
THE NOVEMBER ELECTION.

II is of the aim, 5; i'm oliancr that the Unio
aIy IN lhi, State sbnnid secure the rrluru in
NWrmb"r nrti, Of a ,nrg" majority If r~p,esena- :
ives in the l. gi,Ialnw. II asiIa'rn is to b
thoroughly pnt noun-it We are lu have res
md qiel in in'urr, upon the questions 'ha' have
already caused - much Il, Qn rt aud nnrasln"sS
"e shn'Id use Ihr pt"prr means 10 arr0 pi>h
81 desirable II cun n,unaiinn. 1t is uSress inr the
people 10 saNa they are opposed To iIr'hrr opp"
lllOn Ia the com .r"InSr measures, II they mn
medi,trly ailrr expressing such n wl>h, place ia
ollicc and power, t1en wh", Ia act c'n>sle MY
| ~ carry out their trpraled aud clhnoruns decla'a
tons, are bon u 10 oppose in every way, thr>"
measures. lnd"rd. what srcIuilv will The pee.
III" Of this State have, il these men are P'rcrd m
"ilire Ill The Legislature i. filed up with the up
pnurht> "i The ruinpI'rnl>r--il an am'i.coninro.
mise nI,n is eIrcied io,einOr-lhat another Con
yrnon will not be called I'y another "rAtia sess
ion oi The l.esSIalnrp,' upon the lr>l petty and
contemplate abolition meeting which m'y he
held in thr Month f? How i, it possible for these
IN n WHO have denounced Gen Fomr asa "lrai
tor 10 The South renegade from his paliy"
tor advising acq Ip>cencr in ,hp sou trineni 0I ne
slavery question: now t0 iuru round and in good
f'uh carry out The wishes oi The great MAJ ri',
Of 'nr people, as recently expressed al The b ll"l
Iml But again, there will probably br several
Unilrd States Senators who will have Ia b.
elected ll the ensuing Legislature, aud 1t is "i
vial imI nlancrto Mississippi aud The Union, tn
ILL., those high llicrs ~ h WISE aud prudent men
aud mo- with rp,ilrsS and ultra spirits, who will
continually throw fire brands lnin the nainnaI
counrlls. il Col. Davis resigns aud We presume
hr will, us W. learn hr has frequently declared
durioT he canvass that he would do so, il lh-
people did nj sustain hi, course IN the Senate
his place will have 10 he filled; aud il .huid
b" done by soIm one, We think, whose views
d'iir widely iiom those of Co. Davis, and mer
0i is school. We do nol want urn IN the tmpi
lean Sruate who will attempt Ia d,l,oy Ih" he 4u,
~ AID sym nriry oI the cons iuion ii oar fathers
by unwl,e and il-'iucd amendment. or who
will stir up The alro,nnl,t, nt The North. aud
renew slitp AT the Souh by tr, ing - d,sm-m-
her AID DIVIDE a sister Stale In uppn>i'iun H.
their wishes We hnp- therefore N view # lhr
great interests viii all have nec,,>arih To-
come briore th" next Legislature aud in mdrr
thai h. win o the people so unmi-lakab e.
pressed Il the rec-n elrclon may be tlly aud in
gm lanh tarrl d oii tina rvrIyu i0l man. IN H.
"" will be nu hi guard t1rrnrn Unlnn mn
moi q altman 81 D,vi, Union men but those
~ The ~ hi Kind Ia The G,X Legislature. Il W.
ic' wisely ana prrd MY nov, "ur children tor
wears Ia Come. will have cause To bless u, for The
constitution aud preservation n our happy and
tIec Government Tue Issue.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
LETTER FROM HON. J. BCCHANAN,
OF PENNSY LYANIA.
Wur.r1,yp near Lanrasirr.
SfJl mlrr s. l-jl.

StIa ml.rr s. l-5l.
! SIS D,arS.r.-I ave r-rr,r' d lour veIl kint
invil.fio, nn lr.haf &C ihr Cumui.Irr. 20 hr
prp,e Al The Drmueralic Mas Meeting 20 b.
I beld Al B.i.lul. oh Sandy next, 90 pr"mHe che
/ election .f "Bigler. Co,er aud aud tie en'irr
D m p-raiic Ticket" Whils rfgrri that car.
rwnLsac render nv presence impossible, my
heart ,hall h. with va IN thai "rct-l'n.
IT, .na uf H.. aspeci., M ,rr imnnilint Sac
elprli.,n has u-vri ben brld in Psnn-y tania.
sue. the p.lityI uf the lt.vulHtun Than hr
which is approaching The i'irui' 81 thr Tn
ION. ihruug ioui VII le cnni- d'iacy ere avail
ing the result with inlr-se arlirIy. Sh"ull Iur
d.rn rrac, triumph. whrh | du nm dnub, W
sh Ill lh~n have md rrsson 10 hope thai the H.
tal q Isstion Of slavery vii sopn b. tiatly sei-
tied t.larrd at rest o. the c"ut -aty, thr
rs>plrc.inu 1T e. ~ Johnston, With his av"wrd
ho.ruy 10 the fugitive Save law. and Ii. ap.
prnval withheld l,nm the repeal "t The ptovi>'n"
drn,in IO our sister States The Use Of orr liis
frr the detention eff iuaiuvss from labor, wll
keep alive and rxi-prtar The seat dangPrnI
a .aiin on ihr subject ul slavery. Tariff may
hr rii.pd ar rrdIcrd-- pprnprd iJns l,r laIrrna
improvements hy The General Government may
b. r, lrrird in .hnt. all tie great ah 'ml"r
tau q ,p .tinns which have hrrrlniorr disd d he
iuo political parlirs "I The country may b. dr
rld.d IN favor # thp one 0r tie Other !; and the
union Of lhs States will comparatively In IN nn
dug'r. Nj So IN Tegar Ia lhr Question nt
slavery for hi. paiu reason, thar IL agitation
'y the fanatics sud ab'llli"n;-ts ui the North. !
the n.sllr serurl'y, the hrrsid''
pace aud happ'n-ss nt eern man, woman aud
child IN Ihr slavrh"Idiug States. This agitation |
n the slaves nf the South d.
ronlrn',d ii aud unhappy, aud p;edisp"seS them To !
acts which humanity rnu,d nol coIlrmna.e WITH.
nIl horror. Sei-pre esrryoi"n Is ia" iirs instinct
# nature: nd iir this rra,ou the Uninn viii he
in srr'nu. ,n.nr Whenever The southern peorr
ar cunylncrd that It is Inconsistent with their
PERSONAL SAFETY.
n nd Cslonrl Bser be elected Governor
ipon rh,. ls,uos nrw flry inined brtwe"n The rwo .
mrrcs--rne IN .inlrntn e # he Fugitive Save
I.aw and the restoration 10 the South "t ,he u.e
If our IT, iir the detention oi their in9iivr
i ,vp., the g,ea moral nhuenre of su'ha de.
'i,inn hy The Krlsune S'ac will then be It aud
raardrd rhrml. huu lhr Union. Such Il victory
viii come "wilt healing N lis wings" We may
hen pr d ct with confidence The return "f thti
rare aud tranquility which have been haniShed
ON our counpt ever since 1888 when the ua-
,rlurale agitation commenced. Each State will
hen miungr lis own ,tprs'ic conc rms in its
An manner, without any im"I'n NJ nrIf'r-
nee from lis nrahbors Tie constitutional
ghls nt the sun'hern states will then h. ac.
nnwrdI.d aud vit,dirard w their Northern
i.lrrs, aud we shall con inn TO he great,
o.pprous aud ,mired con,de,acy- envy,
IL example aud Tho admiration ii the whole
0rIJ.
Yours very respectfully.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
OBITUARY.

DIED. IN This city. "n tuesday r,cninn II . a,
inst. after i ou lur s,vr'r rllrc,. M,s ~
rnA H., vile Of scott 1h' mp.on Eo. of ~.
c'"n'v. She was Iu,u iu Nuth S.a5,,, -
the 20 "t JanpIy. lS23 and was m,ui.J ~
ii" 22"d dsy ol May, le4I, sum aG,r her ,.l ~
mnvhl inrhi. p ace
She pF"ir.,ed religion and j,incd the Nc,ho
hlS' 4. Church in lsI3, oi uhch >hn wa,
p'"''s aud nsisleul IN, NIB To her d alb. H..
Nn'h's are brst known Ia thDse who w.r. "A.
'n''t 'nI'nlirlr acq United wi h her. ASawL
81" was Kind aud aiF-clionaic, Il. mnthrr ,od
AID l"vpg. "a d,u!l d,riul inl "a d On, a.
mi>lrrss careful and indu gent. HI, sam.
Of her dea h he'd we're s0rInn lesson I'm H.
who watched aruund as she baI farewell io La,
weeping husband aud rhi d,en. parents. si>sr.
rIn'ives aud hlrndS, . ,vr them her dyinr ru,n.
sells aud tod lhrm t. meet her in ileavcn.
She d"d Iim ,ianrly in III Giih of the ma,
lis oi lha' Savi,nr whom she had i,u NJ prec,,r,
!" her snI. leaving n her, Il hn>biud and luo
children OIr an infant. and going Ia l,in lave.
~ iille - in II aven, who had preceded l,.
about two yeats ago
A. it Was her reqlcsl that n,loug;hl o'.itu,y
should b. wrlien. we close IRi> bl roinr,no b,.a
who wish Ia know her relial,us hub Ia t,,a ~
Palm, wh rt alfr-d her great p,taei~r in NJ,
aud cnmot IN death. W. AS.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

or The Charl s'on u~rury, commenting
on Grn. q Qriim,n's erier Of Withdrawal says,
"trnnl all wr have hraii. there was MOI a d ,ult
h, w.at have hprn elect d hy a large IN lorry."
Never was Ih-re m,n more m,lrd b, what he
has h~trI G'n. q ,ilmn coI.d nol hive been
rlc'"d either b, p'r-nnaI popularity, or upon
any other oulis Mis of his friend, ia ih;s
Sat. anN Il lmil il. Ilr cnmmidrd licil feio
de sc last f,ll, wh,n he issued hl. il. sta red
prWlim nj ~ rlnyening Ii rNtra session of the
Lrgi,Iu re. However. il my lie in South Car.
o int. the people Of Mississippi think aud act fr
lhrm el,r-. I'bs, have ono. spoken Ihrir YER
dIGt aud they viii leirralr il in lhnn lrr tone.
mex November ! he sam. fate awaits Cnl
J II Dtvi, that has beiaIlrn h. ''ilhl,truns pre-
di>as'rmis defeat. Let ,bp
Mercury mark our prrdIctrn.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

" We copy The following from the Chick.
dsau Banner fthc I6 h inst. The article viii
peak for itself, aud need, no comment Gom Us
i Is proper howrv'r inr Us I" sly thai Charcrl'
l0r Dickinson il now absent liorn home, aud ha /,
noihinL To do with "ur copying the ar,icIr hr
Is totally ignnrant of it We TAX" the Whole
responsibility on our,rlf We suppored Chan
ceor ID, al The lasi election when we had uo
connection wilh him wha'evrr, aud il is had
necessary fnr us 10 LAY. that The recommend,.
lion ol The Banner, meets our heaIly appruba.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

WE ARE DOOMED PEOPLE UNLESS WE
RESIST -Ine EDITOR al The tirrpnvlllr { ). l.
Southern Pdlriot recently visited The Chrk
Np'ing IN Greenvi' While there The proprI
r'"r Nade use Of The expression at The head nj
his article. upon which says the editor, "Wp
AID to hin. have you not more boa,ders than
hon eve, had :"
"lrs," was his reply
Are you moi hri'tr IF in The world than you
evri wee helurr I"
Yrs," said nur kind hos,.
"lour p'p"'ly is wo'Ih "a much. and your
""g,"s >"l' as we'll as they ever did p
"ies."
Inrn, said we, you're doomed, il seems, to
prosperity, and SO i. our country,
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

or When DR.. Ii aud Sergeant A.
were walking ann in.arin, a wag SAYS To hi,
t'irnd '1hose Two are Jlst equal to one high
wa,man."
why So" was the response.
because" rrl'ined The was, ait is n lawyer
and doctor--your money or your life"
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

( DIED-h K"mper Springs, Ni.,i,,ipn,, on
The 26;h Ut Angn,t, l-5l, DR.. K. w NA,ulNg
TlN, IN the So b Year ni his aye. I'hr d-r,a a.pl
was born IN BunsWirk cnun,y, Va, and rrrw
mp AID recrlvrd his sdwnion in the stmp co,u
", having read mpdn inp with DR.. Mil r. A.
Ter attending medical lectures and rrcrivinu Lis
degree, ~ the medical dprarlmnnl Of The Uni.
v"rsiy f Pennsylvania, ii V oi Phiadrlphia, be
locaird in Eigriirld District. ). CaroIina, where
b" prac'icrd hi, profession iar htr.n years win
su cess and r'pnraur"n. In Drremher, 1873 h.
was n'ar'ird 10 Hannah p, daug ter OF Shepherd
>p4nc"r, Sr. ut the same Di,l,ct.
During the >nnnpr OF 1890 Dr.. Washington
made n public prof ssinn of Christ. rtc~nny
baptism al ih- hands Of that lfipIy aun- o tc man,
u" ,linlrd Nicholas II d.rS. IN l-3 hr eml.
grated, win i nmllher of relation, aud acql,ini.
'nre>t" sumter county. Ala where be rrstd d I'll
his recent deceasp, having been removed Ia k"d.
per Springs as a last resort, "a few days b,ior.
hi. death.
l. l~33. our deceased brother and his Wit,
formed Il part of the constitution nl Providence
Cmnrh. in whose bosom he spent the remand
"t his days, ib rally contributing or H. support,
and to hr yaliuu. benevolent % lpcls il tos"rpd.
The Illness cf he deceased Wn. long and
"rar'>om", at hr>r h"rur with sonev hat ol i'm.
Patience, whmh gradually gave way 10 snimi,.
lion aud chrrltnn>s. Dur no the lasl few ,lals
h" Snvivrd, be expressed his graiuie TOR TIA
g'adnt d"pnlure allowed him, saying il was
necessary lo prepare hp i,r change ui worlds,
and dnIle,s, d sinm Il IN nr,cy
Oar brothers views OF the plan of salvation
were clear AID correct He Fl QurnlN said to
W" WIIlrr hr was pnor unworthy sinner, aud
hat all his hope WAS IN ,>u> hrsl.
hr c"InnlInIl, m'urn him rs liberal and
generous neighho--a high. soulrd, warm heat.
"a and rh,aiou-N honorable friend Ills in.
h'snan' contempt "l an,lhn. base. snn"imes,
amo'init I" AN lnii'mIy, aud savor.d Of resent
m"nl.
L"t his chillren, whom hr loved TO fant re.
member bow heavily their Ie,nponl aud >pi't.
''aI welfare - upon dear fathers heart i" his
Ias h,ur. PASTOR
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

MI f Trustees OF the Franklin cademy WI
hold an election on rhursdly 9Th November
for five Teachers or the year -, commenc NJ ."
the 1T Monday IN January at the following rala,'es'
to W.T. PRINCIPAL St0O; two ml,e aS:lsisnts' n's''
SI50 second, $iO0 two females at 5 80 eacie
Application. will be received until the morning
oil the election.
by order Of the board.
L. b GASTON, Presiden'.
l.. ]. Sen HrOLAg. Secrctdry.
September u, 1851. l3-4w.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

OF In a rccrui letter Of Gen. Cass 10 Spra.
nr Clrmtns Of Alabama, he SAYS, There rs Il
,r,,-rtrcng AT the North. md lbnugh iahaicisn'
vii talk aud w,ite, still there is Just rs lnlc
""hahiIn, ol our interfering with y,ur slaves, II,
here IS Of Your interfering with our houses aud
lands
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

Tr We are au,horz,d 10 ANNOUNCE JAMES II.
WEsrBsaog as candidate lor the Office q Clerk OF
ih' CIR MI Court Of I.pwnIes county at the ensuing
Aoycmb y election.
II We are anthnrz'd to announce b., KsrR
llARqts as canhd fr re election To the nlire Of
Surveyor ol Lownd,s county al the ensuing Nuyem.
Der election.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
LEGATION IF ruE UNITED STATES. ,

Consla,i,nople, Au.. 4. 1851.
Dear Sir. As hell We il will interest Inu Ia
known u fum re liable sourc-, d, myself The
hnnnr aud pleasure "t informing you that, suce
NY arrlv i here. have, in the abscnce oi the
Minister resident, received from the Turkish
Minister ol Foreign Atf,rs, the formal and nili
ria' as,ur, ncr. in the name uf II. |. VI ihr
Sultan, that. on the Isl III September next, four
l3,h) VI, ko>.,rh aud all the refugees now NJ
kl,aya, in ASA Minor, will be liberated and
",mled To 20 wherever they please. NJ KS.
sah ha> sen, To ohis leg ,tlon declaration Iha,
he and his associates. With be exec lion uf Count
Bah,nni aud his lady, viii prcepd 10 The Uni
ed States Ia III" steamer Mvsisyjppi which vrs.
sell YOU are aware has been designated e., the
putposr al cony wing lh"m thrte, b, The y est
i 1T. | lean that The Ausllan Government /,
sid pr testing, aud W Il continue ln pr"tr>,
gm>i 'htl release, y'l believe the Sultan :
t,u,ernmpul VIII arl vi h innur.s, ard carry
aut his Macsp's generous aud humane inlen~
Il n.
consequently suppose that "a The Honorable
Secretary ol State has directed Mr.. X ,,suh To
he conveyed To New Ya'k y"u may expect him
here IN The latte, pan of UriohPr. VI. n. It'll.
nlertains The highest opinions Of mr. country
aud ol Us Government. aud will land upon nu,
,h res warm advocate If The ins,utinns which
nave rendered the United States So prosperuu,
aud happy.
have Tue honor 10 remain, dear sir,
Respectfully aud truly,
JOHN p. BROWN.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

Hon. WM. L. SM,Rkny. and Gen. joHN d.
FREEMAN. wall ald'r.S their fellow clIiz rs a, the
i"lI"wiog times aud places:
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
NOTICE.

MosEs JORDAN, SAMUEL nUrLER. THos. J. SHARP,
JNo SEALS, Nm T.. JACK and CnAS x. CGUsoE,
candidates inr the Legislature, will address thef
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

TO Planters. =
WE have on hand a very excellent an'ce W
w Red Clover Seed, Call and supply youfseN'''
before they are sold at
TAYLOR s. McCARTiiaS' D
Feb. 8, 1851 n32-tf
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

CIRcu T t',rar - h. lall rs.iol u our II. IL
cult Curt adjourned IN Wednesday ,si. Jmlg,
K"orR' presiding, having hcen only seven day.
on duIy--lhe shortest session wuhin ,ur r.col
lrc'ien Judge Rng r. presided with hi4 u.,r
dignity promplluis and mpadi 'iu; INDEED NJ
The effects ol,he cnnrl seemed 10 discharge lhct
'a'es Mi'h the most cumlnendaLle zeal and
ulncriy.
We understand tht IA man hr The name -
Richard llHlh, was cnpvc'rd on llmI for sieaj
i"g f"'r'g cents roth Of rood. aud rond, niue,
70 be sent to lh' Prniltulian Io lwo wears!
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

FoR THr LroisLArrrH.
CHARLES n. CVUSnE. CtPr. JOHN
J. SEALS Mm. y. JACK.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
A SMALL NATTER.


We IN leisand The resl.crs her, are n,,cmn
iag 10 mike political capital ont IF he fact ,ha
hw Uaion mn siglrd an invitation 10 ca
irif Dti., laa November, To attend dinner !,
'hlS city. ! his is a snail oallcr any uny ~,
rhnwsthltihey arr had run til, tnb i..,hrS
'n'on m.n wlo signed The invi,nli,n, II ,lml
dd'i merely oul ol respect 10 c., Dlvi. Et ii
services On the hat t. ti,ll Tlry caud hon
the MN. hn' Ihey dis,ppr,vrl of bis pn.l on . /,
ih" Com 'rnnse qi,ti,u. W. heirve o,,r nam
WA an hr invitation 'isi. hni il was certain,
M MI there hy ~. All f ~, nriginl can hr
final i viii nl,ialy he .esn thn /, was nor |,
"nr haniyntiar Ne remember Ia, oqp nf n.
committee 'f irritation h,nled "a iha naper aud
r"at' TED r.to sign IT, We nj frsi positively re-
hsei ln, upla h'in! a'ger rly pres.e Ia d. :"
"" ioi him thu If he Ihous,I prnpsr. h. mrh
PM olr nan' 10 The p,pcr, Lu' at ihr ssme i'm,
we cmpbaieallyrr"es'rd ag,insi IL teing ,nkco
Hsan approval on our pari Of Col. Davis present
scmrsp.
Try again, gentlemen. This document won't
do
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

~ We earp lhrongh iplrgraphic dsspachr.
thai &. FENxIMoRn t'oprgR the Nnreli.i, died
r"frnils NJ C@her>iown. he had been in u law
F'a'e "f health Gn so,ns time. Mr. Cooper was
"n- Il the NEST charming writer's &c The aee. in
his line. Next 10 Sir Waler Sc"i. hc was the
most p"raar noyeli-t,f " lph century Ills
dissertations e oaNa ::...t7~fy are inimitalr.
That was bis Lae and idoinan ever wroe npon
'hr s"li 9 a. h. did: tlt.-drmra'ion Of Indian
character and western rannprs and scpnery. are
aiso admirable. as all will adni, WIN have read
III. Leather strking tales. Tie reading public,
i"h Of America and England, will mourn his
Icn
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

For fhs.s C,9yssstfo1af district,
g0ilN A. WI t.tOX,
Of M,aror County.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27
UNION rLArFonM IN MlsslssIrrI

That Congress ha- pts'sd no law incnnsi.ient
with tIc principles o ih re,o ulo1s ,dnpi,l by tie
Octo Rf C0lvs atian he'd IN J,tks- u in rs 2 aud
That thareorc no contingency his arisen WHICH can
eAca>e or piat'a lnei 10 resistance 10 IT, action
ThFt the tate CON ,,mnisc measures adopted by
Congress are constitutional cn,c ments are now
The lava Of tie land anl nperatt ely demand HE
ncl ,escenee # every cil z'nol the United Sites
- ongas the sanr rentn nniliered or nnrcpe led
TIat whi-t we ac1lie.ce in the enaetInenls Of the
late session Of Cb igrcss aud eel strIrg att ch
mcnt aad yeneritioa tr the Union estlb shcd by our
20 ref dner., still be we dec ara lt iolona o onr
rg,ts my nccnr wilcl would amount Il, "inlolcra.
be oppression anl wotId justify resort 70 meas.
ures ut re- istancc.
|, The interference By Congressional legislation
with the lp,t tanOa OF slavery ~ the States
>, Interference in the trade IN slaves between the
Siaie-.
-. The abolition by Congress of slavery in the
District Of olpInlt
I. ihs refusal by Congress 10 adm Ia new State
inta the uniel on the ground Of her tlleratng -av
cry within her limits.
The p,ssige ofanl law by Congress prohibiting
slav ~ many uthc territories
q, The rep, al Of The Fugitive Slave law or the
re'uSiiby ibe General Government 10 cn,ree he
constitutional prvi-ion or the exclamation Of Fngi
tive slaves HIT that we arc now aud ut Nil times
opposed toany agiai u, BY conventions or le.wise,
ol tlcse questions, rescr,ng The mode and mtWsnrc
o. redress until sncI injury shall be Inflicted
OH Rsptfea TIN; We lelic,c there IL ampe cvi- |
de.cc Of oreinsed pau being npw prsecn, BY
dglh'0rs, di@rgdatzfrs and diShnj0HSts olla sonth
Tie "bec o. which Is the destruction OF our present.
goron' Union, and tie formation OF Il Southern
Conederacy
That we n.g,rl,he present sris- aud the momcn |
ians questions new nj issue, as I,tiIying the OBJ |
~ raj moi all cd party laes; md th We will aud
40 unite hear' and hahd, asa Uuon party fur Tic
preservation ~ the Uuinn. \
Thai the heartfelt thanks Of tbs community aud !
OF the Whole natlnu ARE due, AMI. on onr p,r are
hereby rendered 10 ihose emincli Smieslnen ard /
pariuts, whn, wien ihey saw the Union in danger,
threw Themselves lnio The lucch der, patdinp all
p't'onal consequences. forgetting all party rrrdlIic
tons. and Wiling o. be sacrificed, il need be- for
the good OF the ,ountry
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Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

X ,>surm AND uIs Associates The follow
ing from Mr.. BRowN. Secretary "t legation.
was ,rreiv,d d . irw days ago by the Mayor of
New York
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

LowXDEs COUNTY UNION TICKET.
Columbus Democrat., 1851-09-27

On aHrn'i N h1, l,rru q, rnn-h d-rn'.d 'a'-
" 10 the Caurruii ~ rlrcrinu in this Slate ilni
wr have almost rn'i-rIy overlooked TIE Cuug'-s-
-iona rreiian. whirh isia lake place in y .yrH
h.r neat W. will now hri,h sketch The State
n lh- ranra.. iu rarh di.tirt. neprsnise. by
a,irg that al ihs candd.tss ia every district
,rr drmaciais.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-17

become exceedingly exasperated. In one
locity tthat where these two men wore
hangcd) il il said that stock has been sgolen
to the value of 500 900. aud no mercy
will be shown 10 those who are detected.
Previous to the execution Of these two
men, another man, named Orvilc Hamilton.
had been tried before Judge Lynchs Court
for horse stealing, convicted and sentenced
to be hanged tmIpllowing morning. but
managed to maNOsiis escape in the night.
A man who was suspected of aiding him
to escape was sentenced to receive 80 lash.
es. On the South Fork of the yuba mar
known as Yankee jim, whose name was
James knowlton, who had been detected
n aIiug stock, was also hanged, aud previ.
Gus to bis execution said he could mpli.
eets 3 hundred others, but would not
49, nlxAGaira have been proceeding
much / 1na manner a. ususl. .
The eaVVW6v - b. bssa disturbed
however, by the pV0ol - Par.
sons Of die District CodFl, 49,
before him one OF the EditoF4'of the
aid Of this city, for an alleged contempto u
Court, contained in an article commenting
upon his charge to the Grand Jury, and
fined him $500. and to be imprisoned until
the fine was paid. Mr.. Walker, the Editor,
refused to pay the fine and was put into
confinement. HIS case is now before the
Superior Court on Wi, Of Habeas Corpus
This outrageously arbitrary proceeding
created great Indignation. and a public
meeting Of the citizens was held, at which
resolutions were passed requesting the
Judge to resign and it he refused instruct
ing our representatives in the Legislature
to have him impeached. OF courc such n
Judge would not resign. The Legislature,
it is expected, viii however impeach him.
NANApA CRY ~ ASHES.
A tremendous conilagfation has occur.
red at Navada City, destroying upwards Of
$50 houses, and causing loss Of million
OF dollars. The fire is supposed to have
been the work of nm iucendary, aud the
people are in terrible state of exaspcra
ton. They believe they have obtained n
clue TO the perpetrators, and certain and
sudden veDgencc vii! be executed If tho
iuceudiary shall be discovered.