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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

oul boldly in favor Of D measure than pre-
lend 10 oppose ID and ptihe same lime ad
mil everything cluimodby It's friends, wheih-
er rue OF false.
For ins,ancest the oHly strong argument Of
the friends fihe Nebraska bill isihaiittakes
agitation out Of Congress and places the
whole subjecl in the hands Of ihe people
in olher words that il allows the people 10
govern themselves. Everybody who knows
anything abou, HE matter, however, knows
iha, il does jastno such thing. The Cover
nor,,he Judges, ard, in.iacs all The ,erriio.
tal officers are uppointedby The President
torihs Unfied STATES, BY and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate. andihese officers
have power not only 10 administer llhe laws
bultoin,erpre, them, and not only .ioihler'
Ep ret, but 10 ueto them, if not approyed'by
their mnslersLlhe President and Senaie. II
they Tail 10 do this, lhcy, can be removed Al
any lime, and'olhcrs appointed, who will dc
the bidding Of their masters! The people
have nothing TO say on the subject. Ii is
rue, they can elecl Legislature 10 make
laws for Them; bul thai Legislature .mps'
make JUS, such laws as viii suit the fancy
Of the President; or they will beef no effect
Instead. therefore, Of this bill taking the
mp,ler gu, Of Consress, and placing ilinlhc
hands of lhe people, j takes i. out Of Con
9gress and places il in the hands ofihe Pres
| ident and Senate, We believe in Populdt
Sovereignty; bul aotihat kind Of sopereignig
4 YET, with afull knowledge o. ihcso facls, ih
editor of the Fourluintsays, in hisAasr mum
4 BET: Qy(ao %fdmti oH = liF
{. "This Bill, lis tue. lakes The agitation 4
The mater oui or Congress, bur itpIls III
n a more dangerous place-in The hands Of a
cxcilqble and impeiuoos people. who wi
!. BE- continually harressed by unscrupulou
and designing demagcgies. We believei
the principle Of lhe people ruling, yet ii
I. slavery question is Of lhatp chaiacle
4 which would be better for the people, cor
4 fined within as small d compass as possibl
\ certainly iliwould lend more 10 the hq
Z mopy Of tho Union" +"
4 H. is now confined 10 President Pierce. !
shal is not a small enough compass "
b blshould be pleased 10 know how it could
! made smaller.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

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omse' aoea,,a ., 'a1 ~ isO sOar;nr. "i a.rans
a''SJs M - aual asu syVJS =, S,ssrs oasrs
MI vDn rsMs.s ~s Xxx, sly eneoSs ~ ore i y sno
hnnS S nsV dS.,s. aau w. % a.,a e. ,ba o0n,'ro NV
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NV wv ~ 'us. S ,ya't =, no... S.o Il al sg
a'Mp'g sha, y a,,d 5 s,hs p.p'y or;nr,On
pe,r ea,,n,1 % ~ n;ah, yv'' e ~ 1s'S Il,
/, sssms % ,ha, oI,s, M ,ba ssc.ns 'b wSicb ,nnt
alsce.on T Taesdar,Se @ S s,sr5s rs,,;ss ,ooL lins
nr q i;cL;rp i, sS's arS sroro rSs'rsg sc,osss
Thsrs smi,h ssna,a,sa f,on, III comnauions
Tbs o,hs,a Lon, -, ,hs dirsc,;on pc ss,r.
a,ss, I .nd u !. Y ~ ~ nasJ.y
Sere uspIs ~, ~ uySyasa x ~
caalsd s ,,bsmssyas sss n ',he woods 5 and N
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rue % scoua adjourned on Friday.

sREoBATE CcURr --This couri was III scs,
sionlyesiefday. Several important and ex.
cling cases were brouah, before fls Hil
Honor, Judge Heckard. is likely 10 heve Iii
hands full, during she balance Of histefm d
Office. Three or four criminal cases appear
ed on ihedockcI yesterday We shall prob
ably notice some Of them uexi week.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

WHITBEdK's CiRcus.--This establish.
lneni. now exhibiting IN Cinclnsa,i, wIlIbo
here June s2.s Rebors speaks III the highest
terms ofihe performances, and Judging ,from
the names attached, weprespme that ipnlor
is correct Madame TOnrnaire, the princi.
pie equsstrienae, is said to have no equal on
either side Of the Ailamic Wo have nc
doubt Of their success here, for our citizens
do moi stint their patronage when an exEibi-
zion Of this kind ison'hand Ifithey are as
deserving as they are said 10 be,he mana.
gers will reap golden harvest.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

OUTRAGE, AND ExcITEMENT NEAR XENIA
---On Thursday Of las, week, o man named
Mcleod, who had been stopping in and about
Xepia for a few days, and who is represent.
e, as being disrcpuIable person, LEFT iha.
Town in, buegyland drove, toward Selma =,
A few miles oui ,oltiown he overlook col
cred man. whom he suspected Of being lu,
gi.iye slave, and asked him 10 get 10 and
ride on 10 the nexi cross roads. But al the
first farm house Mcleod said thai he musl
feed his horse, and persuaded The negro TO
wall. Mel, went inlo The house and succeed,
in making q bafgaino with The farmer for
hpIf The reward. The negro WIS invited
10 q room 10 eat, was seized, lied with ropes
and placed in buggy TO be driven toward
Cedaryille on the railroad. The man who
assisted and his son accompanied Mcleod
After proceeding a. mile or Two the negro
broke his rope and then broke for the woods
chased by all three oil the party, The ole
man nearlyoyerlook ihe negro, when tht
latter turned and dealt blow SO powerful
1ihqi il broke the arm Of his pursuer, but h,
was soon ader caught, beaten and tied int
! The buggy again. Before they had proceed
ed much farther The negro broke the !. cord
j o,second lime, and had nearly escaped, wheI
4 Mcleod grappled with him, and, the other
4 coming up, q fight ensued. in which the ne
gro was beaten until he fell dead! 81 ed,
d .sThe party placed the, corpse uprigh
j againsl an oak Tree al some distance iron
4the road and fled. The body was discovere
and oaSaturday the mufderers were arresl
lied, when The, frightened, spprof The ,(arme
I confessed the circumstances above narrat ef
d The three culprits are nowszlying in sXeni
ajal. "a The excitement jn lhe, sulroundip
\ country lis Observation-Disclosures CONNIE,
q. .cial.a ,i.s,t,gs n y,}i,,,5foe =, = 49,, 81
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Items from the south.

RAlrMoRE Wednesday. May 3I.-By
mail we have New Orleans papers as late
us due, 10 which we find lengthy dstails OF
the late news from Mexico.
The whole amount Of Santa Anna's VIC
tories over Alvarez, would seem 10 be tina.
he succeeded in making his retreat from Ac-
aPulco 10 The capital without being overs
whelmed by the reyolutionisIs. 9WF
The correspondents OF the New Orleans
papers do NOT credit the Government uc.
counts. The Mexican army had been di.
sided to operate IN The upperlimii Of the
Territory, 10 which Alvarez was confined,
and with the blockade Of Acapulco The
official accounts say The revolution must
/ die out OF lis own accord. zi'st1sf
\ A conspiracy has been discovered in For,
San juan de Ulloa, the objec, Of which was
10 assist in.,he liberation Of Zen. Ayalos,
who is confined there. The nsurreclios 10
crushed and one Of the leaders shot.
! The intelligence from Texas indicates q
general Indian war, led by Wild Cat 10
4 Apriya,e letter from Mr. Crliendeu. r,las
4 live 10 hisconneciion wi.hthe Ward cases
4 is published in the Now Orleans papers. He
I says hoynei,her did or said,anyihiag con,
necled with the case that was not wi.bin The
honest and honorable discharge or bis duty,
ane that bis judgment approves Of WHAT he
has done, sc, sf.asHo ndn ygs3as o.
1 FROM MEXICO --NEw ORLEANS MAY 26.
The steamer Orizabe arrived TO day from
4 Vera Cruz, with dates from the city Of Mex.
. Il a
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who wore no, nominated BY any parry were
sIecled 10 6ll the Offices, and generally good

who wore moi nominated By any parry were
slec,ed,lo 6ll the Offices, and generally good
men.
But, like olher men and oIhor. societies
they have their troubles. II'was reported
recently ,ha, one Of their officers had sereed
10 dlsclpse their secrels 10 q Catholic priesl
for $4,000. Suspicion rested on one z.
Elliott, who had charge Of their private pa.
pers Three men visited his house about
midnight, and carried away ntl,'he docu'
menls. Mr., Elliott the mex. day, had three
men, prominent in the order arrested fol
burglary. They were tried and acquitted.
Few days alierward, an expose Of The or
der was published by somebody. hui !, va.
probpbly q burlesqpe. Il is 100 nonssnrssiiccss
forp sane man 10 believe, y Il was prob
ably published SHY auihori,ysP 40 Prevsn'
inquiry, and allay exciIemehi.s an7isai. ~
=.
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Dangers troubled nights o'er,
And the star of Peace return

a, M,
lhE NEWARK JAIL bEIiyERY.--- Inc
Licking Herald u Wednesdayiurrlshes the
following particulars oithe escape OIL Osborn
and ms compan'onsa ,tsiao S3l'lae.a'9 w
'Ihey.had made o'key oisheee iron,en'
from The sioyepipe,1wilh which they, un-
locked''he pad-.tocks thar heldthe barsacross
the doors ot'.he cells. A wood ikey had
beer, prepared and strengthened ny ironirix'
'ess. win which they unlocked me leiarge
locks on ntnc cell doors, haylns done ms
Jost alter dark while me e'@lai'of was absent,
he'prIsonefs called ior wn'eria ana q gnl
opened ane recess ana mentiniol glvei'aia
.ie', s Mns"anoy .u,' IN, 1"s"ou Pas' ho. au
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ECoL. MEpARY declines beinp the candid.

Col. MEDAR9 declines being the candid
ase Of The Nebraska Democrats for Con
gress This fall. lie isloo sharp for lhem. -
Noihing kills politician SO effectually as
overwhelming defeat especially where the
opposition has formerly been in The minori-
". Col. Medary khowsihat juslso sure as be
runs he wilIbe delaa.ed, and SO will any
and every man 10 Ohio who favors ihe Ne
bfoska oulruge, and he thinks .dlscrelion il
lhe better part of valor.' The Stale journal
recommends Dr. Olds, The man who never
declines nomination, We DO lHur .hini,
hap 4 .,as /, ,sis however
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

esNgBRAsgA BiLb SicNEDs--Regardless ol
ire opinions and wishes of she editor Of The
Foun,ain, President Fierce has signed the
.Kasses Nebraska bin, as will be seen, by
telerspcsJ the Congressional proceedings
Of "Wednesday Ipsi.o So iiss seems shatlhIs
. bIIIwss an Administration msaass. Goa,
ssqpensig friend Hoy has been opposing 'he
AdmipisEa,iop. But, we see BY lhs laslswd
DTghresI su@besG lhalIhe is gradually turn
ing over. We expee,imu tbor. lime 20 see
MIN endorsing the Ncbruska bill as go ss
eeIIeas Democratic measure. For our owl
part, We would mucl, ra,her see man come
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

FIRST LESSONS in LANGUAGE. =. This Is
The lille ola linle book, giving The elements
OF English GrammaG BY Dayid,B. Tower, a.
M; published by Daniel Burgess " Co..,
New York. We have not lime % examine
the work crilically. From q hasiy glance,
however, ,weahink i,is4a grealimproyemenl
on 'ho old DRY .as, dust system.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06
From the Boston Journal.

a y Fromthe Boston Journal
IMPORTANT DECISION For GifT LOTTERY
SPEcULATIoNs. .--In the court Of common
Pleas al New York, SUN has been for
some lime pending against Joseph Perham,
instituted by The governors Of the aims.
house, for violating the statute 10 pre-.
vent rafting and loueries, On Saturday
Judge w ooodruff made decision on motion
10 vaca,e arrest inihe case. The lcircum.
stances iniliis case are we'll known, MI
Perham professed 10 be ,hesowner OF the
seyenmile mirror, aiurm,a irouing horse,
jewelry, and other properly, which he pro.
posed 10 distribute by lot among 100000
purchasers Of 81 iicGe,s. The property was
turned over 10 committee, who proceeded
TO -Geofgelown, De- and there distributed
ahe gifisaby lot.9 The Judge arecapimlaIec
these facts, and decided as follows: flgiia
y .The court is called upon, under ,his
state of'facts 10 say. that the statute prohib.
iting any game Of chance or loueries has
notBedb siola,hdb BY defendunb and Ihapihe
arres, should be- ep6cated.p The court cannol
So view she, ma,er.o IL considers thap the
ifiehlion9was 10 esdde The law A The CON-
fionandidle endeayor ofihose'who hayeut-
tempted 20 svade d,iIeraws, such as those
fesaainihgths sales 6f inioxicatinga drink,
without licenses byselliDg glass of-walel
and giving the purchaser liquor, isiof sim
liar character, and issnot more frivolous ol
less deserving Of 'couh,enancea 'Aparsfrom
The mere use'df,he word, the presenf trans
actonwas in no Just sense 'gih. iitsWha,
ever i,was ihtendedahe purchaser ofs1ick.
etsi should receive, itwas alts bestowedIoi Ii
consijtra,ionoflhe l$ispaid, and swas held
out as anlndacenfentiopurehase the ticket
the consideration was inall respects muIual
Rnd'n gratui,y was either offeredor expec
ied and none wasin3facl bestowed. lfy5 s9gA
His counsel seeks to avoid abe iAferenee o
the haEdbiilssIfyou want the swiiiess,ro,
ling horse IN New York for lone dollurabuy
one ofPerbam's giitaickeis, &c.J by saying
Ii was simply an unlfdrhA-as he had exeuu
ted a,rahSfefo OF lbeipfober,y 10 the com
'miitee and eolldshe, coa9el itp sIfupoh the
rel Of the cause the Judge remarked; Nj
\ shnllbe deemed tnnicrisl 10 satisfy the Jury
Atha, the defendant when using these mean,
llo induce p5fse0sto. buy tickets, was stating
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THs II, s. M. 4. R. Co.--The II lllsboro'
Gazette lis pas.ieulurly severe upop,he Ma,
sieua railroad men. We have received and
read Two articles, which we may notice here!
afler.,. The work on The road has been sns,
pended.ali ~ 81 ira 4 ...e8 4
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

sfsGArr. LoDwIcK understand, hat
fhis gea,leman who was recenslg injured BY
a locomotive in C,ncinnaii, mas been remov.
cd 10 bis home 10 Portsmouth,, and there is
aow fair Froseec, for his recovery.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

10 fifty 10 width, extending from the line TO
Ihe port Of Moliee, and is ihirly peopled by
aboul Eve hundred white ihhabilanis. com
posed of.od men and women, the sons hay,
ing mostly ehigrated TO Sonora and Califor'
MIA. II is believed lha: force Of ihinY
fighting men could moi be raised ID, The coun,
try; and even those who are disposedIo re.
sisl The depredalionsof Walkers band are
unable 20 do So, from the fact that they have
been deprived OF their horses and arms.
The properly destroyed by Walker is es'
iimaied al more than a million Of dollars
And by his licenses and example. the In,
dians, who before were peaceful, have be-
como aggfessors, and their depredations are
cleaning out what little was left by him.
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dPHILADELPHlA, "Wednesday, May ST.
The Assembly Of NewieSchoa Presby,eri.
ans adjourned yesterday sine die. lail -
The subject of tho validity Of Roman
Catholic baptism wnsndefnitely postponed
s'i A resolution war, passed approving of a
co. operation with theiAmerican and Phila.
dolphin ilome missionary societies. Re5t'2
aH Aiclause in'athe resolution providing for
The constitution oia Board 10 distribute Ger.
tain funds In special cases, utter warm do.
bale was reiecled. = g1l lII.agl. lltps eu'
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

GThe Board Of Managers Of the Mseigs
County agricultural Society meetin Pome.
roy, on Salurdaythe 94lhinsW aa'' agi's s
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prime qualities have impfoYed most, 5s.--
orl; market active. Bacon dull.
A despatch TO the London Times, from
Vienna, dated 18Th, slaies thai agoyernnlen.
message had reached GaaIz on the llsh Of
May, with reliable intelligence sha, SebasIo-
pol had beer bombarded FOR days.
BucHAREsT, May l5Ih.-The English
steamer Tiger, Of rs guns, was stranded,
close to Odessa, and was obliged 10 sdrreh-'
der 10 the Russians. Two other steamers
were sent 10 her assistance, and bombarded
the Russian works, but with iide effect. Z
Cardinal Lambrochindied al Rome on The
| lib.
3FuRTnER BYlrHE ASIA. New YoRK, juno
2,-1he intelligence from The Falkland Is
lands sIdlcs that the U s. corvette German
Town had demanded from Her British Maj,
es.p's brig Express, some prisoners, who
weis detained for lrespassng. or ahe.Brilish
fishing ground. The Captl Of the Express
reluseds when the Capt. ,ol the Germantown
wrote aniimperious demand for them ,threa.7
enSng IthaIaiif not llconplied with he would
FIRE into the Express; hebeat losquar,ers and
ran his guns out. The Capt of The Express
however maintained his position, and deliy.
cred up the prisoners 10 the civil authorities,
! bywhomi they were fined. Thesaffair is
said to hive ocoosioned some acrid cores
pondcnce between the UniIed States and
Britshia lthoriiios, whchhavesb sbeon forwar.
ded 10 the respective Governments q
The accident 10 the Arctic occurred about
two o'clocls,A NJ, on Thursday. ltoccasion
ed considerable alarm-Rnongahe passengers
The vessel got into deep wa,erimmediasely
'fafler striking, and proceeded oniher way.--
Upon discovering however, tha. she was
leaking and The wafer gaining FAST upon iht
pumps, she pu! back for Liverpool. .Sh'
1would be detained! about d week for repair
! Letters from 81 Peiersburgh datedsMal
9th, says British feet was seen within q
miles Of CronstadI,an and hadcupiured d mum
berof gun boats, l3.,s,se1 \
! Spain. il about 70 send additional troops 4
4 Cuba Y .s''s 'eiss'sli'3oa3s \
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eiFnE CouHr OF COMMON PLEAs.-The
Summer Term Of this court commenced
iasl wednesday Judge Nash presiding
VERY lillle imporlan. business was lrans-
acted. ~,
The'casc Of John Brown atrcs.ed fol an
assault with inscn. % kill was taken up. The
prosecuting witness being abscnl, lhe priso.
oer was permiued to withdraw his furmeI
plea, and plead gully 10 an assault wilhpuv
malicious intent. lie was fined $50 and
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g6TRRRIBLRl EXPLOSION OF GUNPowDEa-
TAI. REsUIrs. WlLMINGroN. May 3l.---
Three wagons containing five luns iof gum
powder exploded in lhe street this morning.
opposite Bishop Lde's residence. Tho wng.
ons were TORN 10 atoms, and twelve horses
a,tnched 10 them were blown 10 pieces Tho
three drivers were,alsu ikiledifaA colored
waiter in ihe employ ofiJames E.iPieree,
colored woman employed in Bishop Lees
house, and young man employed by Fhos.
EHuEhes, were also killed. An inlanlis mis-
1 sing; andihe fragments o TWO other bodies.
lone Of HEM h female, names unknown,
Iwere found The residence Of Bishop Lee,
live loiher houses and six stables, were do
Iessslished some of ihem hy lakipg lits-. .asxs-
ce 1saouse Tor seyeral squares around the
I6xplosiop was injured By yshayng the win-
ldows brpkeD and ihe doors bursiin by con-
ReI'sslonI Several persons were badly in
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EIGHT DOLLARS A DAYsT The following
is the lelegruphic repou 9olashe proceedings
of Congress. Junealst, l854:oo isqi SO :stai
Sendte-Eleven Senators present. The
i5urnala was read. - I asilieaa 7l'''S 10
| House--Ten members presensF Journal
read.
Each adjourned until Monday. s,s
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

THE FoHrUNE IIUNrER We have re-.
ceived from the publisher, 4. B. Peterson,
Philadelphia, cory Of this novel by Mrs,
Anna Cora Mowau. If We were IN the habit
of,wasling our lime oyer novels, we should
ceuainly read this, onaccounl of.he talent
ed yet unfortunate uu,horess. Only q few
weeks ago, We read d s,aiemen, Of her con.
lcmp'a,ed marriage with Thomas Richie,
edilpr of the Richmond Enquirer The
mex, week, we saw, the announcemen,ofMr.
Rhche'side This isis'bu'oneo Of her mis-.
fortunes and crosses. Such a woman as
Mrs. NJ. ought 10 be able 10 write, an in!er;
esliug novel. bta ssal9 ;efl 5sasi
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SERloUs sAcciDENT. NAV Yonx, May
28-Aleniole accident occurred a. iloboken
this afternoon. Fhe drop bridge Of theFer
ry Landing, broke down while IN immense
concourse Of people were on il awaiting The
arrival iof the 5 o'clock boat. 100 linen wo-
men and children1Sere .prscipitaied into lhO
waler. Many were seriously injured and
Isomes his beliesed, drowned though no,bod-
ice hayslbveR recovered as ye, hta ir
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W IMRoRTANTFRoM IlELENA. The Cincin.
noli Commercial,o( Wednesday morning.
has the following imporianiinlelligcnce from
Helena, Ark., in relation 10, The Marina
Washington case; ,g5nruo Wfi ri aE.e
"Pfiyale letters were received in this ei,y
yesterday BY the relatives Of the defendants
stating That all hope for lhe presen, was nov
gone, as they had beenindicIed by The Grand
Jury Of Phillips ps,couniy, and the feeling was
such that there was no probability ofgeting
bail. a} T4Ies a
i Kssane and Cole were re-arresied and
imprisoned. s I'D b6m 5
The letters also s,aie that two witnesses
for the prosecution had been lndicled for
perjury. 4 M fs..s5i ..,.
Z. There was good deal Of excilemcntin
Town last evening, owing 10 a rumor, from
the same sVurce as The above, thai ceriain
parties in Cincinnati were implicated, by
some new testimony brought ous by AlbeuI
Pike" I'd taissbA s.ll ss8l
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RR0cIainationf against oFlIlibustoT-
u ossCs s3tt esy. ISM, 4 sysl4aNi deti9s M

,AI,b4s psasidesb, has issaaa, fh,s, lnyoclsma..
lion 10 ,be United SIDES Niushals. SsssiTto
nyssent, ! nv roovsa,en,iB II 1,llib6s,efs aeains,
Cnbar by Iw0yaito ~ ndyan.niays idf tha c6dsa.
,1yen css.fils sl5@9 3 S,ylo. asi 6til p selgr
IpS@3 oaW .yaoc, \ .tr,o,s,s5 sasd
Whereas Information bGs been received
that sundty persons. ciiizens Of The United,
S,ases and Others residing therein arc en-
gagged in organizing andsllsllng out militia, !,
ny expedition lor shelinvasion oi The island
ofCubaAand whereas ihe said. undetta''
king Is contrary to'ihe spirit and express
sllPulatiohs Of realies between the unilcd
States and Spain derogotory 70 Ihe chardc.
terot This nation, and 10 violation q tho OBJ.
yious duties and obligations Of failhiul and
patriotic citizens, and whereas i IS the Gu.
y oi the constituted authorities Of the United
States 70 hold and control The great question
olpeace or war, and not suffer ihe same 70
pe lawi'ssiy complscatedsundcr any pretence
Whatever; and whereas sto lhat END all pr'F-
vate enterprises oi ashossise 9 character with
inthe United States against any foreign
power win which the United states are a.
peace, are lorbldden and declared . high
misdcmeanor by 90 express nctol Congress
Now, therefore. ip ylf,ne pt ihe n,'hofltiy
vested oy me Censilmlion;l'i; si'ie rresioen
o. me un''ed ssaiessi ~ issue ms 2roc'n,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

REcuMMENDATioN EXTRAORDINARILY .--Fhe
recon, decision Of the Supreme Couu.ofthe
tTaned 'Sa,cs, has 50 exaspcra,ed The lead
ets,Uf iheEocobco pafty, llial some Of them
appear q have lost their senses, eplirely,
Thu csnlral Of thai parly-1lhc Siales=
nsaa,aad I9emOcrat4-comes ou. boldlyyi
asofofsRIsPIlALlNG ALl.dLAWS PUN,
IsIirNG f,oUYTERFErfERs rhefot!
loving Is his language on 'hc subject t.,a,},ai
p''Fhepeepe oI Ohioara faxed 10 supper
copps Of jpslice dor mYing, men who c0,ini
,erfeit the noes,of these Banks. This is .
useless expenditure, land the public interests
demand that The law Furnishing -counlerfeii-
ing The notes Of The delinquent Banks be re
pealedlnze idafHP 'staHt Va iasss sit
Voters DC Ohio arcyou ready for ho'dnes
i9pl Areiyonr prepared, to encourage c9un
,crlctingls h,you pte, thep vote abe Loco
iocoiiekel, berenller. If i, iswrong ,opun
ish couh,effe,ing the notes Of one bank,
IS or anolher, and il wrong 10 punish coun
tcrleilpg bank notes, j. is. wrong 10 opunisl
makipgbbegus muney, or committing forge
ry. Thencxl step will be todecare iht
alf crimes shall 60 unpunished. Whut a
you say 10 il! For our own parl, we him
Ills one of.he mos, astonishing proposition
ever presented 10 any people OIL The face Q
she earth. Yel j, comes from The Cenlro
organ Of she 50 called Dempcralic (2)pariy