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Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
L.ipery 60 Stable.
IRA SMITH.


IRA SMITH, .4,, !.
RIYES notice to the citizens Of FrenFont. aadthe
II public generally, tha; he siilI couinnes To- car
4y.ont the above business in all its BREACHES and
tfStals. He has made additions tohis stock of d
Horses, Carriages. BuGgies, ,tkc; e.
and isaosF prepared to accommodate all whotns
aver him vitha call. Horses and carriages
For RartIess loF3 FaaeraI
can be had at any moment. Covered and oFe n
IhuEgies fermen of business or pleasure, 90 the
shortest notice.
q Riding Horses or the hest bottom,
.slssys on hand ThestficieststtehtOn paid.sO
that all who call shall be odated without
delay. Teams for E.f9H
Carrying Passe ngeFs or Movers
,nte. any part ofthe couRtry, always on hand.
Those wishing any thing in The above line, will
do welltogixe him trial. he feels con6dept they
will be satisfied, both as to teams and prices, the
tforer warranted to carry pss3engersto TO their dest
ationin the shortest possible time, aud the latter
to be as reasonable as possible By strict attention
60 business, he hopes to merit liberal share Of
public patronage.
Sfabies-Ns ariy opposite NOrtOn's Foundry.
Fremont, Nov. 2 1885, So s.il - igf
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

rUncle Toms Cabin has been translated
into German.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
FREMONT. sANDUsKY COUNTY,, OCTOBER %, 1852.

u The following just tribute 10 General Scott,
was written in 1s49, by Mrs. E. C.. Kinney OF
this city, now in Italy, and was published in the
National lntelIigencer at the time, and repubshed
in this and other Journals We re- produce it now
as being exceedingly appropriate to the occasion,
though written without an idea Of its application 10
a peiitcal object: m1e-s Newark ADV. q
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23

ss,,1e4sa seaa IS sIHgk eet G7a
slais aea aai " q giqa ~ ss as
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-23
A sPEEcH-BucKEYE, ETC.

At Urbana. some, two thousand persons
were gathered, and an address was deliv-
cred by John u. Games Esq, to. which Gen,
Scott replied, alludipg, in terms of deep re-
gret, to the recent death of General Vance.
A large number Of ladies we're present, and a
vast number Of carriages. and other VEHICLES
from the country. -.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-28
TIRE x.
DISPOSITIONS TR.7HsIromEs.

Art ll2-La Consultation de nil hut-cent-qua
rante-c'ra -st rpmplacee par la presente Consrifu
ton Ain gu ellie soft mise en- viguenr, ii est decfets
Cuj salt
Ar. l13-Tous les droits, toutes les actions, toll
tes les ooursuites .outes les eclanatious les
gontrats, tant des indvidus Cue des corporations,
III Il cue toutes les lois vigueGr moment Dc la
iopton de Coust tuition CT gul ny sont pas cou
trares, resrerout en- force conne 81 cette ConstG-
ton Il eu. pas etc adoptee
Art 144-Afn quill ne resulte aucnn prejudice
oonr lie service public Ie Ia mise vigueur lie
Constitution, aucun service ne sera Inetrompu, ct
les lois de Fiat relatives aux de7ofs des Divers Oh
ciers execu'ifs nJ;cares ct iitaires resterant en
cine vg-ur, bien que contraires cettS Cunsiitu-
ton Les divers officers de Eat refnpliront ieurs
Aevors respectifs conforuenent aux lois ex,s'anres
jusqu'a rorganisatiou du gouvernement cree pa
ce,te Constitution, etiusqua Installation des OH
cers qu seront NOMINEES SOUS le nonvean gouTefne-
men
Art l45-Les nominations dependant, vertn DE-
cete Constitution, du ponvoir execnt. seont ftite"
par lie gouverneur qui sera eiu sous fenpiTs de IL
di,e Constitution.
Art 1i6-La Legislature devra pourvolr an trans
ert de toutes les presrnterl Mt p. ndantss
dsvant la Cour Supreme Z, les autres Conrs d. Fiat
sous lemolfe de la Constitution d. lSI5 dans les
cours creees par cette Constitution qu IL sefont
vertu de guelque-unes de DISPOSITIONS.
Art. l47-La petiode de service d. tou~ les off,
ciers NOMINEES par lie peupe i Ia premiere eItctlon
qu aura lru sous Empire ne cettH onstilut on eH-
pirrta CONNIE 81 G,t cton await Gte tenne se lrr ltn@
| d. Novr,nhre 1851 1t que ces officers eussrnt
mence d ierJs fonctons Fenoque qni viz MT
datrc nAiluG" Les sGnatemrs de la premiere c'as~e
Gesignts dams Particle II. conservefont eur nanda
jusqu Ia cl6'ure des eipctlons gfn6at ois De
uovenbre 1883 DE- la -econde cjasae exefc"ront
leu fonc.ioaa u7qua la cl5ture des elections gene
| salps en- novembre 1855
Art 14S-La premiere election des JUICES de la
Cour Supreme aura lieu lie pre- nli.r indi ayril pro-
chain 1858 lis entreron onctons lie premier
lrnd de mai 1853
Art. l43 - La premier period dc service des
Avocas de District 81 DIES Gfrt!ier' dos Cours nfe
ieu-es aui doivent tte etab!i+, en- de cert,
Con tutnn regIie apres la F6rod: d. service
du premier Gouvern.ur. de sorte qunn- nouvee cleo
tIon pour Ia designation d OFFICERS isu Z
premier und. de noyembre 1875.
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ben mi cberchera ent,,ver loo de,bara,ona La dn
rec de Get enpr,sopnemen ne epas,era mas dix iours
nour ma seuIe ct mime ,ut.
Art 2d-Ancune Cb,,mbre no nourra. pendant Ia
session de rAs.embl.e Generate. saiourner sans lie
commencement do p,mtr. nnnr nns dc trois ionrs. nj
ehanper sans ce name concours, lie lieu de SEES
seances
Art 2j-Les ,nembres de PAssemblfe Gen rale
receyron du trr sor public une remuner ration pour
leurs services aquele sea de quatre piasts par jour
men ant Ia dur de la session. nclus lie temps o' lis
metent oonr Sc rendre au lieu du ii ge de la l. gis
nature cour,e pour zen retourner La r mum ration
pourra stre augment on dnite par la loi, mais
aucun enlargement n aur lieu Get gard tant quele
.. l auront d. cr +, Tauyment,tjon on /, d,n;n
tion de traitement ne sera point expire,
. \ H. .
Ia u' ;n'a.s TT i'aan,,. "a L J
P"lohe ue so'Hane pa.'i ue ueS
60 H., l nE., f,,a Nc
mas i, nremi9re f. sIanre o,'i 90 ceunira aires
anntion de- cette CONSTITUTION
=, % Lao ,nan,,roa IL y asvo,oh1se General.
-. -; f l. s, H. ,,l,,uon do crY.
nv H. I = H. - s, ,r,a,i i. nsrJ,n,
MI o..,''i;, i,'r r..n,r. ! i, Tl,,nb,s Ia,
~ H. H. l,:, ~ a,,,;,o Con, on ro,,. on +
dor 60 renare Al, Ia,, des sessions soit nour en- re-
JONI, On NO Tourra mas. en- d.hors de la Il gis
atnre leur demander conpte DIES scours Gu'ils au-
ront orononces dams l'une GU lautre Chambre.
A., o. n,to,rs a, ,o,rss.u.,,s NO ,e,,,en,
-. - , 80 I'M Az rarn,,,,; io,,r ,.d r -; IA
uu'a a ~ T. 49, ~; 80; l,i .a; H. w. it
.e u'is anA ~ 4,v .,,o,. tne,;o a;,s sslr;s
,HJ.. a. nE., ,,,al,a ~, a.taa ~ da,,,
~ l., $50 ,;o 80, H. .nnan,d ,on1,rt Ia dn
- IL IL ir i.. 1l , - ,aas el;,hls, an y
rec ue eu's 10 aon1
p'"se' ou'''9 = Wv 0S'o'' t'f -
hft' Auc"he Peisoi"e 'Aa' -, ~ IL,
Wv ue " nesp ~, w. w., rnnc;na';ta M
w. " I Lo" INV p'Gs' ~ ,a 1--WE t,onn ~,
| Tf,n,Is cnnfss ne sera eligible a rAsscinble.
! Tientrn., i me Mace salariGe GU d un pose ho-
nnrine Il nandant de /, Etat 81 ellie a prealabemen,
nhtenn me ruance nour lie montan des taxes qu el,t
ANA nercnes on nour les fonds publlcs qu u auraien
| -, cpni,s
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MEDICAL


L sALLhf ) MAaICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
~ rHs osiePAL Aisb oNIg sEsUisE--- ogngoaua
r csS tesefsa 5st 3g sH e sae qrstrs e his snoD'
aF2eo1 -a,- 90. a +, fT G rsartabs
&c v R Ky f ss1.f % sss' 's
sa sr-oat every sest u S the ~ ss sns,ses LEI
'sI sg Sc s5 ss." q 81, . r,,,say ., III.
sa naapo stqg oeear nj e. s N aais
;,S-ss ss EXTRACTOR,
e7 ster , jT asfo1 aIlsd 1--WE
ne syr, iii s5sofs % o-sFrrit iii 10.
Mite sng medtoinsn thar @ ta.
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'.73i ii s@r,s .; sss easaEy,
PILES.
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-ey1o7ss a the pa,o and
ssl - ss'y osisa sS:P.s r. sss
sas @a sp HsSs suffered aucb bodily pain
expended x.ss. s s
f EaT d e ss oa a sad ~
e veil hearty and to the gse Of two
ling make Ass'1t
e,aciane.. III month, 1884, -
ERYsIpELAs
FOR Fapeias the PAI invaluable Other rsms
nd vi The other Da,s The PAN E.tr.e.es
edseta thorough
,4-, .ae. ',:sss sss H.
eh aaoFng gn.r She most dnS Eyspsa ss'sused With In
@ 6~y a9a s ss s's rs .ad 1
a dss sFn' @ sids .ss f. q m,
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tss sr ass5 To- ~hsa
TRY pALLgY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
@ ~a TED ssf ss .t .a s sssa a' sss;x IL .a
an shooaghy Il oh.sine and ne seemed inv.
= =. C g G; l.: Il;
SALT aHEuM;
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s side, I'd r s 1..pe as nj s {. aa sss, y
t,Ts used it rsquie immediate relief 30 mes
@ . 'S 70 'a fs''' Ct ' ' asS Il III eaF Fl H.
t,1sTIvENHss OR, CONSTIPATION OF THE LowELs
THE PN EXTRACTOR Is the sers .ssa, aud NOS: certain Re-
q tl I'D allied Psraons a..e i,sqa.s.s
I'd aaed he Ointment spon
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ssa S s s IT, ps . BARN ''
tae pam EXTRA TOE il dseas. sI,r.sss.
we @ S., M =, go DO s ss ~ hs sss sns
ro sa,s. on sSse. re Tns 5roes.d
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FEVER aoREa
i 5s 10 .s.ys s 3 saf 5'ss s s' %. &: I'D
cal beard Of DAI1y's MAGICAL pAfH EXTRACTOR,
yhsr ny great 4urpss tp fai usd whole dis
ny enssly Aessd and havs a.htas Z a ssoH.
/ flaarr=t.s, sosroa eornty, y. T., aar g. s1s.
CUTS. WOUNDS AND aoREs
The effects Of the PAr aEe :Ey ~oGssrfa e
aEiiAISs dealing I'D org .rad.ns
;ara4fcd,
| Sr. Loura, No., July !, 1896.
Dear sA6oas week 1ce while working AZ trsds e my
bad and The whole BIT Of the
asa TIE Of loot irt below tbs naap The oun Sn =
rnt snrried, ussd
Of adhesive all Il
| purpose ] shea commenced - Of
| DALiEy's IAGb2Ak PAIN EXTRACTOR
nd ls ss - and inflammation hogan
tnasianty oaLLETs MAGICAL fAIs Ex
TRACTOR thug hhse tried
irving 'uuarlraaEon
Ship cpsr'er 81 rtds shall be willing sst,
] fssds EraEkit
,veaae Nc. 49, whsrsT ca give Information dssrsd.
You're, Truly, JEFFERSON NJ sIAHOR.
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TlTRE VIII.
INSTRUCTION PUBLIQUE.

Art 1871 se-a elu un surn,andant de llnstruc.
ton pubtque qu exercera ses tonct'"ns pendant nne
psrod- de leux all .ees SEES devoIrs seront presents
par la Ioi ct il recevra lie traiemen que txera la La
pis!arure N6anmoins rAssemblee Cs6ntra' pourri,
par ur vote de Ia maorte des nenbres tius. aux
deux Chambres, abo.ir ID puce de SuIlnteidaht DIT
rinstrncton publique, quand ellie Jugera que cette
place II est plus nGGessare.
Art l36-L A ssemblee Generale etahira dos
ecoes aratui,es e, pubiques dams tout Fiat ct de
vra poufvor ) ieuf eulretien au moyen une take
Eererae sur les prophecies gu autreiheht. LIE mon
tanl ains p-rcu ob,enu de t~ue autie taG"n seEs
distribute entire les diiIsren:es parolsses proportion
ueement -4 .l4tle deniants hotes Ell oiancs
Qu eles renerneront, ct DC a2e ihue"e pa' th'
senbiee Geuefae.
Art l37--,,a prolui. de toutes les terfes conce-
dses iusou'a ce moment par lie Congres des Etats-
Uns Get Eta, pour lenlretlen DIES ecuies celdl &c
tuues les quI pnnrrcnt dams avenr etre con-
ceJeps Oh 4guees El,, sans destination expresse,
ct don't Etli pouFra plus tard dsposer, ahsi que lie
| nruIuu aes Suggestions eclues Etat coniorme-
| neut a Ia io resterout en- la possession de E'ht
,It,. de pref ormerent I'M re'.te perPetuee don't
,'E,at acoui,lrra aunueement Fint6re, Il faison dr
| Et,ts-J Jos a Get Eat, tre de- depot, vertu
dune loi dn Corglas dr % jnn 1886 sera afiecte,
4insi que la o,allte de la rente des terres non ven
dues d l'euret-n dos 4noes pubiques, ct cette al
| location resLerh inS,u.tble.
AIT. l3S-Le .eveon provenant de la vente de
| ,oute terre accn:4ec jusGn'a moment Get Etat
oar ,e Commencement Fsd6rsl, pour lentreen dune
inascn ddduyanon. cne la ven,e ait deja Ell lieu o.
qu'ee saccomp;isse plus lard. ainsi que lie revenr
provenan, dune donation qneconque fae / Eta
dams lie but uld-ssus ndiGue tormera une rente per
pe,uee don't 'inter-t raison de six cent pa
an, sera applique i'en,relien dune institution DIES
tn6e aux preges de Ia literature, des arts ct de
sciences La Legislature pourra aucuue l.
pour apI,ilquer les ionds ci-dessus mentionnes u
autre but que la creation ct rameIioration de lins
tuition susdte.
Art. 1871 Universite de la Louisiana, situee
la Nouveile Ofleans nainten telle gu ellie g.
maintenant etabe,
Art l40-Ln Legislature aourra voter les lo
qu'ee jagea uecessa.es pour esemrnt.r ueriet
remen Uuvel site ct E,vcr.ser les p-ogra, de Ia III
tGraturc Dr. la science ellie tie sera cciendant pa
cblSdr de oonoourir ror nna ,ahvsn'inr Psa'fshs
do lUnisssslta,
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TIRE TX.
REk1s5oy DE Ia CONSTITUTION.

Art 141 font anends npnt 4 cette Constitution
men, etre propose an SGnat h ChaHbre des Re-
oreapntsnts 81 i'ansubHrnrnt Get acc~p'e par Ie'
deny tiers das nerribres elu- dauE ehtque Charnhre
sers ,nsErA an poca avec II vnte par on ct
par non =, le Secreaite Fat le iefa pbier en- an
!lai- en- francais trois moi, avan' sert'nn gene
rale des Rrp-Gsentants Ia L6gjsa ure, dams an
journal au mons dams ,ont-s les pafuisses de ! L at
III Sc public IN Journal l. amendment a'nsl
propose sera ensue sour.is au penpie fetscinn
,enerae suivante, ct sIl tapprouVe q fAthe par
IA andorte des Glecteurs, il fra des ors partie DE- Ia
Constitution 81 plusieurs amend nents sont propo
46s IN meme temps lis seront soums peupIe d.
IN ,nere one les eIecteufs puissent voter pour on
contre chaque amendment sGparement
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J sAPasiLLA All. avlp4els rsnsts IT.,
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sa,yla Is article nsnAfsetafo %; ne eis
so srb oher End slsndaiar aneeon
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" Nh Iosr ang yor sstsfsria N several new &c
al sr,6s hsppy affect confident ii ia Of q
~ ~, sneers nsoe ict that issase
T. n pcEasr Ev Feb 1888 JAMES u. MOORE, N. D..
like fuosing 'saders supersuus a nrihsr
g,,1 n, si,eAsy Of Brll's SissFarills
FRO. ps [. p, yANDEIL4 PROFESSOR OF CHEMIST .
~ TIE LOUISVILLE stEGIcAL COLLEGR.
list nj Ingredients buls Co
oorai sar1srss sad tn
'' which 1 u spsiicrh,s. l.. +. yANDELL, II, D.
- Lorifg.le, lE:s d 1895
pyisa, Fhytsa appointment of,r LouzSs iisrs
4espitss. ssys cs BAHIA ssssspaTlln. .,,o
prescription the preparation Ct lohr su
SsrssPai, teeve combination TO BE- aseai ens
psc1lee impression hf sye5s:
hot public and private practice Ine " s -
OF Sasapniis N 80 -, H,.,,,,
Resaes Physician louisville Aas,pe siaaSSai.
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" jiio.a3-nsy sners IA. arc yrisy.laly tesn'sntsd
Al non ~ " ~
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vas The pnnspaI Neweans hE the 10 OF iohn hai
- ~ 1851 CHARITIES ST'REFr
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8 : 2 . > = , > 8

COUNTERFEITS ,iBOUND!!
Lslseiy ExThACTORS Counssrfeiia Il
ALLEYS Tao who sell ths hope that by stealing
public bSiev. that their
# articles. Buy d but authorized
~ ATTEND TO THE PECULIAR MARKS CPos he GEN
Inc, AND OBSERVE THAT THE SAME, H. DALEY BE
E'FtTTEN WITH PEN, m DIFFERENT coLoRED INK. ON
ne ENVELOPE or EACH COX AND THAT NO OTHER BE
pom IT.
e Depot uatad satss all .dd ed
iii be promptly ezscutsI H. DALEY CO.,
as BROADWAY New York.
SOUTHERN DEPOT.
ISL CHARITIES STREET, Saw0teaas,
Dealers States Of LOUISIANA, ALABAMA Nib
KENTUCKY TENNESSEE the City OF ST LOUIS,
MISSOURI. will be prouap l5 suppiied.
JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO.,
sin GerbrAl AgEpta FIR said Territory.
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N u
re s Sopd especially re- D 5sqs s;ss.s
Mt'sIG AND AUsiCAL INSTRUMENTS Al l
o his well selected assartnien OF PiAks
FORTES, she United
EUROPE among witch tonnd those of STonAki CO.
II Ne~York, HAL SON o. Sewiok, tnd PLEf IL VI
tn alto rasuia the .olioyi1g q de a NJ 81
Nj GRAND PICC0TU, PlcCHL0 oeIIGlE AND SqgAFs
the wori ror'htrng al tie a
OF the .aose br every style Of e3 m
of
rR Ml'sEAI. MEtC HAhL'SE OF al kinds a IN quantit
Amo snbscr family hand th largest
selection Of 'sr 6o1Eh' o " s
Gun
,f n, WILLIAM son, roved SPAN 81
NODlis. the tr1t cia' TaFAnied IL
stand he climate HIS
the ,Grcrr rtijes well rs Ne geass
thoroughly tnted with The nllgut at- Ia ngA'urs
tb host srted that ss tho a'ptleru Tk
, h. that he will have scd ctee
rf MUSlaI INSTRUMENTS aud La fE Faul
NGsTFSTiInN ABLE MUSIC, tias' Pnhiic rspscE'
o call a-i his s.1ok.
fei3 IEls i.ohAIit' u e!h " IA .! S.di Nt', 40
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CON = TIT g,TEON
DE
L. Ell AT DE LA DUISIANE.

PREAMBUL
Nous, lie penpe de y Etat de Louisiana, &tablis
Sous ct deer, tons cete Constituon.
TIRE PREMIER
Distribution DESPOUTOIRS.
Art. 1er.-Les pouvoirs du gavernement de I Etat
Louisiana sont divlses tbs departments dis
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hacun de ces partemens st comic un corps
partculier de mag istrats.
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cutler lie pouvor execute un nre corps, ct lie pou
voir jnd claire Il un rolsierne cops
Art. 2.-Aucun de ces placements, nj aucune
personne rcnpissa dams Pun l'eux une place qu.
conque n exercera les pouyorslui appartlennent en-
propre un DIES deux altres Size n'est dams les cas-
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-06-03
] Remarkable slare Case u gsw YoEk.
A WING GOVERNOR.


The New York Herald Of the 18th inst.
contains letter from Allen Thomas, Jry q
gentleman of Anne Arundel county, Md,
detailing the manner in which the Governor
Of the State Of New York contriyed to trick
him out Of a slave whom be went on to re-
claim. The narrative is clear in names and
dates, and if there DO no unaccOuntable mis-
apprehension, it exhibits piece of sneaking
cheatery on the part of his Excellency for
which every man Of spirit will hold him in
contempt.
The particulars are these: The slave
Nicholas Dudley escaped from his master in
1849, and in April, 1850, was arrested for
q robbery, under the name of james Snow
den. He made his situation known to his
master, who sent a son to recognize and
identify him in person. By the advice OF
abolition counsel, the negro pleaded guilty,
and was sentenced to the State Prison for
two years. This term would expire on the
18th inst In the beginning of April the
owner took steps to reclaim the slave, as
soon as he should be discharged from prison;
preparatory to which he wrote to the Cover
nor, detailing these facts, and making an in
quiry whether the negro had been pardoned.
He received reply, stating that no pardon
had been granted to James Snowden, and
that there was no application pending for a
pardon.
On the 18th of May, two days before the
expiration of the sentence, Mr.. Thomas, arm
ed with all the proofs of ownership and iden-
ty, applied at the prison, in company with
the United States marshal, for admission to
the slave, and found that he had been dis
charged on pardon from Gov Hunt, dated
that very morning Two days only of his
punishment we're RENTED, evidently for the
only purpose of preventing the legal recla-
nation by the owner-exhibiting the prosti-
tuition of his official powers-for the mere
purpose of depriving Southern citizen of
the benefits of the law.
1t became a matter of notoriety that this
had been done by collision with the Adolf
tionists; for at public meeting of an anti
slavery society, held at the Tabernacle, in
New York, two days afterwards, the achieve
ment was boosted of, and the collision of
the Governor openly proclaimed.
If there is any thing meaner than this,
we have never heard it. The thimble-rigger
who exhibits the 'little joker on a race
course is quite respectable compared With a
Governor who would thus sneak, equivocate
and conspire against the rights Of property
and the execution of law D. PIC.