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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-02-27

Francis Plate. Agnes Plate, Alex
ander Plate, Clemens Plate, Caspar
Plate. Henry Plate, Valentine Plate,
Jespuhine Plate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
SCoTT SLAVERY

o assert that there public in the United States
,o xnrcsscI sentiments the subject of slavery are
r. hostile TO the South than those oil Nnheid Scott In
NJ. c,rcr 10 Dr. Atkinson Of this State, he says
~ nm persuaded that il is hi moral obligation OF mas
,es and saveolding States 10 employ all means "" ncon
;s win IN. safety Of both cu!Ors, 10 mc!iorc!e s'aFey
oven 70 EXTERMISArIoS
II any poIlcian has over asserted more !ncendaf! P,i
I 200 have never seen it, y 'mora obligation 70 'e'
49,. slavery to exrrmnaon" SHAREHOLDERS oil The DOW"
~ ,or endorse this sentiment This Is not all lie sd'he
tI;a,,ion 10 exermnac slavery rests upon Inc oL''
u0T DING STATES. Ii the master wont rec NJ, Nv;
mons The State MUST is The plain English oi Ihls primer
pie. 49,: ;,,, ,r..ar This nucson7 =
H. con Gen scott who believes The determination o ga
,w high MORAL oHLiGaTloS be tor Tue recaptIre u
lao ,rrrR THE SLAVE has got 10 FREE Stale! IL ''ei
"a rnral obligation free negro while IN on. his nov
j. - -;ch 10 bring him back 10 savery alter he mas eSchpn
mo that Messrs Beacon and Hsrda 10 Inc MARI
No bob5ing dogng ion would have war 10 he h,ne
J nave Il YOU shall We DEFY You 10 endorse 'enerai
Sn,Ts Atkinson letter You DARE not do ~! TIE SEN
mcn !, contains are outrageous the principles IL amour
COS insurrcctnnary And yet you viii parade report u
pic,cr,s speech Which his friends pronounce FALSE, Y"
rnnr Columns We DEFY you TO contradict SCOTS AKIN
60, e,t,r from which quote. Nedely you 10 poS "
,,,xr rr ScaT-'s recognizing directly The rieht o me
Samh N THE ne CAPTURE FuGlTrE SLAVE owe II
mrs Publish it, Norfolk argus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
EXECUTION OF MATrnIAs sEnsp1NsKI

IA II -
PHILADELPHIA AuaCsT 6.-The rxecu1un of Matthias
Skuspinsk place i'll his jill yard hi. n,nnino nj 20
minu clock. He hun in ,,eseicv of The iuy
and lbs few officers only who we've atnrr:.
The unfortunate dressed IN black pants bocs
silk vest and blue He walked from the and AS
cended the scadold with finn STEP ard manifested no
signs Of fear. He mis- death without any apparen,
Struggle the Sheriff. Mr. Deal performing his painful duties
in person.
On the scaod he repeatedly said that he had nothing 10
say farther than he had made his peace with God and uss
perfectly willing 10 suffer the penalty of The aw.
Alter The body had been suspended about thirty minutes
twas delivered over to The priests, accordance with The
request OF the dying man.
ABOUT ihity persons witnessed the execution the Sheriff
having "ithst"od the innumcube solicitations him
for admittance.
biography OF the prisoners life has been prepared by the
Priests In attendance which will translated and published
Tomorrow II does not vary from ements already made
Matthias SkuplnskTs last wo,ds were-"I am Innocent
did deserve that death least for The crime for which
WAS tried. Guilty not guilty prepared to die '-
He added something 10 low which could not be
understood by the interpreter His body, after execution
was inferred by The prirsrs.
Bltze. his brohe deeply affected being told Of
the execution, and requested the body He led
~hers lay when he eagerly embraced It, shedding many
tesrs. He appears anxious about HE fate which
rests with Gov Bielsr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
POETECAL.
E,,,- tse ENQUIRER.
TIVE OLD DOMINION.
,.RoARET JuNKlN.

,,n, hail thee Us the State, ,s.
Ho! gai1n, s ou com,nonweahs, most pIouo.ys snd
az h.n,s quicker as 'te my e h;p true born heroes
NY pulse 'n,sd ,cn Of gian, nind, wh'c" ~"
o . pmcva! forests rich IN hue u f LIS n
w ne .a,. Raleigh tllnted hst tie s'a''"i" V -
w., 900, IN :he sold thirteen" extended b"'" s'''
nv W. y,r vert Tho lvvaes; The 1caa.s, - ooe!' hlood
rn bioh romantic chvaIry thai maSto W! ooo.;
MA. Inv furbcarancc virtue SEEM '" r,,oc soul
Bnt hen Thy once was Iotse', 10. stern
Spurned IN us cohs'io"s"
control.
ho,.. mo, dds, obey thy country's ralyine
cali, .,c car her dear cake. sacrifice thine all
& nnr l, win zeal their offerings on inc shiine,
M Gift was fuund conseca'eso hn , INV
wiz, S,ran matrons hope and pride, thou orougn's NY
nobles son. - n,,r;o,s " sh.
And pavst TO Freedom t'Suleous cu"S', wy e
ington!
Virginia brave Virginia happy mother thou -,
Whose chIdrens fame will ever sneo' u Sp''"0'' '1 "
The thrilling words of eloquence tina, Henys ietvo hung
The simple majesty Of thought that moved non" Hiaisha
The force and skill political which Jefferson could show
The craftsmanship Of Madison the wisdom Of Montoe'
The bring sting OF Randolphs wit the macnesS grace y
Writ,
The saint. piety of Rc:-McDowes wealth OF thongh
The pure and classic mind of Res with lore SO varied
Oh where from Maine 10 Florida from East 10 Western
Can such shining galaxy, OF brilliant names DC louno
And Nature 100 has lowered thee the avortc OF the BAND
And scattered beauties everywhere with most unsparng
hand:
The azure mountain tops SEEN whcrcer turn my eye
And stretched between in loneliness the shadowlng VALUES
lie;
In Alphine grandeur Ot;es Peaks uprea their lofty FORMS
And stand sereney looking down on summers passing
Altar among thy slopng hills clear springs are bubbng
bright
Egeria's fountain leaped up freshly 10 the sight:
Here Health the rosy ppd and Tree, with fair ard laugh
ing eve;
"a wooeo and won beside the that flash in beauty by
She hath loving for the woods and Tor the rambles wild
That give 10 her the buoyancv OF delighted child
And wonders 100 are arch porortionstc sublime
Unworn BY wearing centuries commensurate win ae;
A structure most Significant s,upendous span,
That rears itself il mock, The aims o puny man;
One only such all the void and that upon thy sod,
Thou favored andone only bridge whose architect was
God
But now from oil these glowing scenes, thoughts return
again.
With hlial reverence TO thee dear sylvan land of Perm
Thou boast thousand charms that make my val
lies bright,
Ger which affection sweetiy pours and of golden light:
Thy shaded lie lovingly by many sparkling stream
Thy rivers mountains fields and groves how beautiful they
seem!
Beside Virpnias would place thy Justly honored nae
And claim equality for thee upon the scroll OF tame:
Boz, while with admiration deep. humhy dedicate
heart Of JEALOUS oyulty my adopted State,
Yet true 10 all my earliest love still Will turn agln,
With fondie feelings far y"n oh sylvan shades of Penn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
FoR THE ENQUIRER.
TO ADA ON HER BIRTH DAY.


TO ADA ON HER BIRTH DAY.
This Is the day Ada has been looking 10 with JOY,
To spend with li.tIe brother my darling baby hoy.
She woke this morning eary, all full OF life and tun,
Put on her clothes nicely, an 10 The market run
Her papa took little hand and rety things hey viewed
And vainly FOR present, my little daughter Sued
But papa always willing 10 please his iitilc oiuRh'er
When way nlnnef present home he oroueht her
Fit emblem the little who nightly snees 10 prayer
To her Gods forgiveness and commend her 10 MS care
On may he ever guide and guard my little one,
And redeem her with the blood OF his well beloved son.
She loves read the biole, that holy book et God
II tells her the Savior while on earth he od
Or This loving kindness 10 iuc as well as friend,
As on the hill Of Calvary, he came his lille 10 end,
These of his while there This day she Kept in view,
"Fahe forgive mine they know not what they DO
This day another leaf turned her young book OF Lie
May all that's written with wisdom stil be rlfc.
years this day, have passed sce she 10 us given
press my Lcett and Thank my God In Hea-
Mav many many bir,h days TO us still 20 and come,
And che be left gladden. parents hearts and home
Our household very luree she has only hr",ner
VINO loves his sister dearly, wi: Us pah and mother
Richmond Dec OH, 1851. ). NJ. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
THE ELECTIONS IN MISSOURI AND IOWA.

All the election received from these States indicates
he of Inc democracy In Iowa, Messrs. Hem
md Clark doubtless reelected The legislature too
probably Democratic though this s yet fully
tanned.
The result in Missouri considering the recent distraction
OF the democratic purity in the State Is such as TO leave nc
shadow OF doubt that Pierce and King will carry the State
by triumphant majority. Price, The democratic cand
tate for governor is doubtless elected Hon. Mr. Phelps
elected The fifth district by large majority Colo
mel Benton is sail chosen the first ISL Louis) dis
tric and james S. Green is probably chosen over Miller
his wing competitor, from the third district
Thus the tlro first guns of the canvass sound we'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

Register says;-
"Hon. W. H. Seward Of New York, was last year, ap-
noind substitute for the orator for the Pm Beta happa
~ (or next rcar was syir nahr but sOon ~ II
was known Judge Cone Of Georgia and other distinguish
cd Southern gentlemen, thein 10 understand tne u
surh men were 10 be- selected the friends OF the college
Mi, ,nnI sonn have these exercises Themselves and
must look for support among The same Glasses me np-
nuin,uca, Of Nj Seward then Teconsdcrc: ana re-
ynkrd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

DEATH OF DR.. PARRlSH.-We announced en- Sat
nrday the death OF Dr. Isaac Parrish of the most emil
nent members OF the Philadelphia medical faculty. who has
been cut ot The ne e and in the height OF his use
fulness physcan and member oil society his heh
professional atainlnen his exalted pey, aud his
passed benevclsncu will ors 5 remembered by the comu-
nity in which lived The ufcIion his family by his
death aggravated the death OF aged Ia who en-
pired day though at different place having
fallen victim - the yscn,cry III Lancaster county.
IPiRaitiphia Bulletin.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

FIRE-FAILURE OF THE CORN CROP IN OHIO.
C,xcrSs.-I Anpust "A FIRE occurred in The town Of
Fulton in this State This morning. which destroyed Burton
aapen's saw mill large quantity Of lumber and .selre
dwellings, The loss estimated at s5OuUu on which there
was very little insurance.
The weather continues very Dry a.. Inc ccsn il suffering
much consequence. II is said that lat:r the most
abe circumstances there cannot be than hal.
crop in this State In quence of this impression
is very scarce the MARKET and holders retaining their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
THE WHO AND ABOLITION LIBEL ON gle

PIERCE CONFESSED.
Thrlow Weed of the Albany Evening Journal, so long
known as chief organ of Sewardsm in New York. refuses
10 Join in the abolition conspiracy against General Pierce
The Journal quoting from the Utica Observer notice of
the SANDER, says:
rhe Observer is right in pronouncing the story untrue
IL has been CONTRACT clcd by Gen. Pieces personal rlenus
who present and the denial published
Washington papers the signn uves of the loco
iucn senator and congressman from New Hampshlrc.-
There can be m doubt that the sentiments OF opposition 10
The law attributed 10 him founded upon what he
really said The whg press far we have observed
has endcavored do him justice by publishing the cores
nondenre which places him record as the firm and de-
voted friend of the slave law"
In reply last three lines Of the above would in
quire OF The journal whether It numbers the Washington
Republic and the Richmond Wing among its wing ex'
changesl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

There was rousing meet ting of the democracy last
Ing their old stamping ground the Louisiana Hotel Col
George W. White in the Chair. Speeches made by
John Henderson, j., Perry S. Warheld, and Captain +
Leach and seueraI capital campaign songs b!
Messrs. Chamberlain and Waddl. The utmost HARMONY
and enthusiasm prevailed The meeting adjourned, will
three tremendous cheers for Pierce and King, me
al the same place on Saturday evening" at o'clock.
Nsu ORLEANS Dsld, Jly 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

ORIGIN OF THE CHOLEgA.--At recent religious
meeting held EXc,e HILL IN London, gentleman OF au
thory stated uaeniahc rrt thai the levied upon
salt Warren Hastings during his tgraanca rule in India,
was the cause The Asa;:c choe::a disease that IA
spread poisonous pu.ti breath the world and sem
millions 10 the urayt. The cholera unknown before
the period aladr TO- and made is appearance Immediately
following edct which deprived the lower castles OF Hin
docs OF u hralihul ing'c!!c,i. II ticr food.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
nEMocRAr1c MEETLNG Inv NORFOLK

We borrow from the Norfolk Ners, its excellent account
of The admirable speech made by Robert G. Scout Esq.,
the frican Church, in Norfolk city, Tuesday night be-
fore the Democratic Association
Pursuant 10 notice, the Democratic Association was nd
dressed last evening, by Robert g. Scott, Esq., OF Rich
rnond the and eloquent champion of Democratic
principles 1t needless say that he performed this duty
noby and thoroughly keeping his audience for the space
hours interested in the heart stirring theme The prIn
c?a topics Of his address the influence Of Democratic
policy ii promoting prosperity OF country the
why friends Of that policy should be placed in III,
Executive department Of government, and vivid and
scachuu contrast Of The Pr eden al candidates he
The people Mr.. Scott showed concnsivcly that De
mocrac pocy controlled the administration vi the govern
nent and had elevated The United States TO the height
PROSPERITY ard power which :hey have aalncd that on
financial and revenue The oisprincs uf that pO
cy being adopted by Democratic maJOes: that along The
line OF march in which country progressed nat single
runnun eat remained OF Wing wisdom or OF Wing folly
hat nigh protective tariff the Bank Of the United Stale:
the Bankrupt Gi td been o9rrrown and thrlr ruins
only .r,.laiutd aud remind tie people OF the weak
and want oi political sagacy in the Whig party.
Nj = depicted in indignant terms The weakness OF the
administrator il fnTelen policy, aud the Illuminating pO
which il had placed the country with regard 10 Eng
land and other foreign powers. He then
ted in a nasrcy manner the Wig and Democratic cahd
dalts showed by what their nominations had been
cured and Ihriv opposite antes and associations While tie
nomination vi Gem Scott had been brough. aboG, ~ the in
lacncG Of Johnson, Seward and Greeley, who were the
sn1"eae! leaders and wire puiea OF the SCOT ing par
~ that franklin Pierce had been made by Virginia ant
South. The Wings said hlr. Scott attempted otise
this by the ccus that the Van Burens and une
sorrs had siunicd their intention supporting
Pierce Well they had right 10 do if they peasedbu
the diff renee is this that while the eesoilers who choose
support the Democratic nominee, must come in sub
onars and acquiescers The Wing freesoles the d
and commanders OF the party and their influence
onnipotent.
We have not time dwell longer upon this able speech;
fec il say that il fully indicated The claims and caac
ter OF the democratic nominee and depicted with pen
ell OF l.i!t the DUBIOUS attitude OF Gen. Scott, the maign
influence b. which he is surrounded and the wry faces and
Harlequin conturti"ns Of The Southern Wings, while hip
Il III
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
FROM COMMODORE PERRY.

AeIeernphc despatch from Com PERRY TO the SECRETARY
or THE NAVY dated AT PASSPORT, on Thursday SAYS:
~ have been collecting information. Every lhng !nai-
cafes favorable issue shall leave Tor 81 1ohh We"
Brunswick to- morrow, fog permitting"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
THE EXTRApIrION CASE.

New York Aue. 5.-Juj"G Nelson rendered his decision
to-day in l case Of Kans climed as Fugitive from JUS
lice by England The Judge decided that the Is
one beyond his jurisdiction aud before the Supreme
Court VI the United State, Tor final adjustment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

By and NTH the adricc and consent Of the Senate,
Humphrey Marshall Of Kentucky, 10 be Commissioner OF
the IN ted States OF America 10 China.
Benjamin Patterson Of Alabama, 10 be Marshal OF the
United States Tor the Ncr,n Disrc, of Alabama in the
place of Willis H. Gisscn removed
Howard Mspaugh be- Assayer Of the Branch Mint al
New Orleans.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
EXHIBITION or THE FRANKLIN INSTITUTE.

An advertisement anO lher column will inform our rea"
era that The Twenty SECOND Exhibition oil the Ffah'n IN
sti,u,c will take place al Philadelphia in October next
advertisement contains Il necessary iDiT'a!oa as 10 w
arane encns and regulations adopted of Tue occaSU'
The exhibitions this institute dcsevcdy popuar ana
the Iorhcnmn. one like its predecessors, WIZ no count az
,, ,h attention oC American artizlns and manufacturers
OF every clas-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

GUNPOWDE R.-Napcr. in his "History OF the PENN
suur War the effects Of gunpo~der explosion
which occurred just before the bec oil Corunna He says:
"Three miles from The town of Corunna The Spanlards had
piled four thousand barrels of powder in magazine bull
upon hi and sun er quantity. collected in another
store house. distance from the first To prevent
their falling prey the enemy Moore caused both to DC
exploded inferior blew up with terrible noise
which shook the houses in the town; but when the train
reached the great store there cnsusd crash ike the eurs
ing forth OF volcano The Garth trembled for miles, the
rocks from their bases and the aeated waters
rolled the vessels as III vast column VI smoke
and dust shooting fiery sparks from its sides,
pendicularly ani slowly great height and then "a
shower and fragments Of I'll kinds bursting nui
of IT, with rearing sound killed many persons VINO re-
manned too near the spot Stiffness, slightly interrupted b2
the iing of the succeeded aud Tie business OF ms
srar went ON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

The pronctoFs of the New Yur: Evening Post are io-
fishing in pamphlet from series of documents bearing on
I'M. presidential election They embrace SCOTS war cor
resondence with Secretary Marcy the letter OF Hon. rete
B. Porter in lS2 saspendns Gen Scott from his commands
the speeches Of alessrs Seymour " Douglas |an Buren,
and Others al the late Newbug democratic gatherings Cen
SCOTS polucal letters Ga collecon and The letters
snrch,s ard communications Of Frank Pierce ON political
Subjects Terms 81 hundred Tor the series.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

THE EHnLER ut KUCHESTER
ROCHESTER, AUG a. During the last "A hours there have
"a and l9 deaths OF CHOLERA Six deaths
Cured ir house, aud the disease be Increasing
The board of health active cleansing tho city und
abating nulsances. Great alarm prevails.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
TIE FISHING QUESTION

BosroS Aug. 5;h-Adyces from Halifax that petit
lions are In circulation praying not 10 allow the
Americans TO fish within three miles of land, with
grant of reciprocity OF trade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

ANEIG ELECTUR FOR PIERCE AND kING.-Wm
S Parham Esq., whg candidate for eecrr for the dis
cl which Gen Tay resided and recently The leading
ncmber OF his party in the Legislature OF Louisiana de-
cnes support Scott and has announced his detenlnu'
lion 20 for Pierce and King. The New Orleans Delta,
neutral paper from which ake the fact says hc intends
10 enter into the campaign warmly for the democratic lick
e, He comes over on account of tie nomination of Scott
The Delta add "Our letters from the interior OF the State
where the news of Cen Scos nomination has penetrated
indicate dissatisfaction and convey the opinion that the
olnn,inc interest will be found ia opposition him"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

Horace Greeley says the why he supports Scott Is
that is candidate. who will not denounce and peraecute
supporters and political brethren for their opinions
respecting slavery Frank Pierce has for years been
prescribing Democrats depv!ng them of regular nomina-
tivns hunting them OF the party for holding anti.
slavery opinions"
Greeley 5lso adds that he is satisfied with Scos abstrucl
notions Of elayery-now ten years record"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10
NlSSEI,iIAN EOUS.
TREATMENT OF PERSONS STRUCK BY LIGHT
a communication 70 The Portland YranscIi2t

NTNG.-In a COMMUNICATIVE 70 he P0tahd IranscII2l,
Dr.. Davis OF that city SAYS:
The popular impression in relation the application o.
cold water persons struck ~ lightning Is DECIDED erre
The Doctor observes: nn whole treatment necessary to
oounreract The Injurious effects Of lightning may be
pris, in few words Expose The body 10 moderate
warmth as prevent the iJs Of animal heat aad innate
The lungs respiration nearly pos
s,h when IN person brrathes with difficulty when he
ms cra scd a rrhsr by his etrs The spIinang OF
cold water over the face order excite respiration by
legitimate use.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-10

"TnE CAMPAIGN OF l5i9"-We have for sale nj,
this e. few cope. of this valuable political paper pub
.ished nader the nuspiccs of Thomas Richie being a
faithful record Of all The elements ha entered that event
iu canies nlhs paper recorded the official
the i itaa iial eiecInn Of 1874 and s4s BY States
couD,ie, The proceedings OF the Baltimore Contention and
the Philadelphia Wing Conrenon-and many other subjects
likely be brought lato discussion during the present poll
lica contest.
The work comprises 4l6 large folio pages is well bound
in boardsprce only 50 per copy-being scarcely The
of publication.