New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-21
OHIO.
Chance Of Public Sentiment In Ohio Conserving
slavery, and the Causes Of n.

Chsnas Of Public Sentiment In Ohio Conserving
slavery. md the Causes Of 10.
ror..,o.Sspe. o. The n 7 Tnbane
COLUMBUS. O. Mondsy Juss 1854
To one Eho has heeR acquainted with the stat 80
ties and ouuieus in Ohio nothing be surprising
,i. the changes which have taken place the SUBJECT
~ slavery In 1884 the State azi.ated BE- the
voice Of some few reioTmers setting forth their opinions
at American Slavery in no very dainty terms. Sch
men a. We'd, BiIney, Weed, Thorn, Mahan and others
u,r hold enough TO say that Slavery ought "a De abo
i,b,d and many xss the town where they went tha5
.fed warm times. Eggs OF an uncertain value
ver IN great dtmsnd arguments 10 the point horses
be,o, ding 70 the oil nOxiUus new lights shaved
and rsff4d and th-r riders ia instances
osira vih rails ride tie windows 0i eenc houses,
seur-r,oms aud school houses smashed bs the say
Cd, nralsusfn IL recurring 10 such tOE Granville.
Marietta. H.Tm~u and Putnam many amusing sud some
trying come Up iresh 10 M nory One o these -
too good ~ suppress gainesville and Putnam suua'ed
On m lu-k 10 river, creets opposite - anuth
IL m 81 GAYS Zalesvv took nigh against all ~
fsii. a. slavery, and thoroughly conservative ~er-
afy that iLty be their c1'y 70 re9-sss agitation
b. 4, re- IT, Puf the doctrines Of human rights
tad fsl IN strong hold. and State Anti Slavery Cong-n
t"n he'd there hlnk Il "As on mat occasion maj
Captain Aye figured lie Sas Anti slavery no 90 The
hub IL Lao sm-lt suupowfer III toe l. dian wars, having
ten stvrral contests bet Capt Nye wa dsef
MT lie was courageous on and ngG = very strong
aiske any Interference on the part 0t the GAINESVILLE
,or.,rvaffrs These latter reufleHeu-some of whom
ronld c. honor 20 thu "PsSer Mug Of yOar city
red h, II forces ard elected their leaders e. regulate the
Funsnl aboniioi i-t. The Pu,asmIt, hearing Of their
ini,uto AIMED Themselves PIT their Mayor a their head
auc net their brethren from GAINESVILLE az the head 81 the
bridge Tie Mayor here told them that they would not
suner uch n. 10 enter the ely. aud v2r-ty Of sdch
pain tax Our d,ef Capt Nye stood by the Mayor with
= big musket loaded lie bis friend the Mayor
TALKING very earnestly, snd YET could not be n word
right hand nergou-y pressing on he lock 81
h- gun To be ny at an Instant noce AT last he could
stsI and giving b. neighb0r nudge with
As elbow he asked, notciDg significantly At the Mayor
"ooes sfy SHOOT T.
Tie Iesd.r Of the mob exclaimed in 10 small ,repds
4 L tfaf aid II He " uid liar
~ II ~ many b,scssuak-s Add he AID his
itIrWtrs began pre- ip'atC retreat.
Bui such scenes hive passed assy ami Il i very SIN
GUAR that suc he change Ia public s-utn ut Ia
ihst STATE thai b. On of th" gr-z patts have felt the ne
costly 81 show bg orthodoxy of Free Sod chtrao
ier in ,rd.r csrry any important election think Il
va. in s- That "a. 3D. famous Black Law w.s ts.-d by
tie Ohio J.. e. the dicats 81 ken;ucky utc,n-
heavy he, and imprisonment on any o"e Do should even
shelter feed gro suspected oi bel gItwsy slave
II were asked when hit remark BITE cn.nse began %
take place. would say j. o. be- dated beck e. that
blsck Act There had no been any very special YIN
IN i,t among TIE masses OF The people 40 o-nti 81 me
or properly i might be sad there great M
f-reI regard 90 the whole 80. -c But when this
nLuuau ~ atiueI: 80 ~ith the common in-t0cts
o ,ur azure md ot Chr,si y, passed. produced
pIt found stusaoI 4 tinl tni hearts ih-tt, iudi-r
thrilled 9Th tte iu-. sid tls led % ric.
t'u H. Movement which comp Ted u r-ped OF that
Law j. vel Known.
IN. rr,.ert .tttude Of the Buckeye S',e, it may be
s.iy assetsd Is more owing &" the NOV u-His "a slave
o',s iian Tie al aon 81 AO.u NETS Iaa' law never
wlu'd have p.sed in i, bat fr hc action ~ av-hotl
,s Oh iie ci,Jre Besides this, the state has been
-;ros btud eYoair ~ ~hh professions s'v, CATCH
ere acre constantly exerci.ing tho E"' =, On T.v
aio " Ma.k- a-e MT fictitious character, III" LINZ -
and fLoifHke have OF parsd-d then f~'l -
tAe lY,ttute Il the good people ~ It's - aui
wee de- st'n. t-p~Aiy after shrce s'di niu' "''"
txer such horror of the system witch haf such aP
Irid.es- ~ 20 the di-advantsge ot that system
Il,ge place II the centre o. tue state "li1. sns
formerly Ioted fr the prosaycry feelings 81 rs mhaDt
ai. tut now is sad 90 be citation known well an ~
fug-ivts 90 Cara The change effected by simple
D, ,d.nt Three slNe-. az them With babe,
r. tratcn this sttti- and hey being
taken to o. mag for the proper papers 10 br IL
OFT crowd hayEg mbl d. the woman etkeTy htlded
her hab, in the crowd and exclaimed with the
ia pa.sionec and unselhss eoqu-uce Of Other Don't
" = them take my child back That appeal 90 affected the
L. ,f.uctrs ~h sort 81 reuzy, tht seemed ~ ID they
nc tear The pursue r. LIMB irln LIMB. A 10 wa thsy
f,I il {, their safety get away Their horses
oud carry them wls their cqtves found a.s,ilnc- ia
n,srrg the North No force of logic. dOcus
Exp ncy. coud eGace TIA. the minds of
these p opie, they Won cheeruy brave pans ard
snale rathertha lay straw ia tl- way "f fugitive
And that an speaking u that place 'n reminded
at tnusi eNpeditnt adopted by mild Scochmsn %
give slave time lie was IN the settlement aud tn pur
su-fs hard siier tim supposug him % b. IN tue
solo mails eaau-wh,r- he AS uot-tu-y surrounded
FL 90 The good man had cos-d Windows aud doors, only
tab o. care 60 dIl4y The uuZlio a. lille. lie told them
q. j. by castle and You can come ia except over me
~ ere j, n"booy here TINT You want bui for aid ua,
sCIit % right iJr such you - scar ny pr.in
% ISIS liz more h'iius riked me more c-flaI were
u TIT "the fox h"-d" a0d yet they did
20 lie @ To ana iley
81 hours This improved hy tho iug tive
IN a. e ID BIS qe ana lien AZ last tne
Iefneo ms bou-e o be- rch-d Dob, shrs bitter. found
10y iaG boo ID r match r ola aud had been barking
" - i.e vr.Ig tree
su,l .tllc,s the kidnapping Of Cooiei
fwo o. ytsrs since az Go ui bus nave done mich -
Sec. ti, change Ht had been 30 t j. for y-r-. al
ffc become favrrI'c manager ara pr.y.der tr -ref
~ per- arc ,nr-I- on,'g he iscirg n-n of thu city
NltL tli was Ccrole4 iro D. the city If
COW. wing Ffsubnt and tler- Knocked
twn. ged. aLd Ton by r-ay horo~s iLtp Kentucky
there We a,trong feeling excited among al classes Ii
Ue that Il al parties VIII were Not 'p-ctei 0fany
ra IOWA al az ttc peculiar institution raised tho
money af dist he'd messenger - buy the poor I'll
o9 econ yet bit certain u that tue act itself
0lftd ~ eng these new abnar OF the whole
Ton i'Aer AID AAlAs race Il .ht certain was it /
b.. tat sct all miller 90 IT, very bad invest
.Nt f'r ssN -h,d,T, e-Lrr'y e they produced VIDE
T,riul l.. ing -g a classes q the n.ti.
Jr,u ff,f lie lct ihtt aOn.iion'sls have gr0gu
I,Ig enough g. i0Tsl coalition which oirctsd United
sis!es 81 afof, p the proof 10 the tub az his
JAcOBCs !