The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-03-16

ducc aresulutiaH lHsNuttlHS ile SohiiHitce
on Foreign affairs to inquire into ontragcs
recently committed at HAVANA or the per-
sons and property Of American citizens.
"Reminiscences against The Nebraska bill
were presented. The House then went In
to committee on Minnesota Land Bill.
In the Senate several circumstances
against the Nebraska bill were presented.
Mr.. Walker reported back the Homestead
Till with the unanimous recommendation
If the Committee, and il was made the spc-
cial order lor Monday
IhRRfsBuRa, March $.
The Democratic Convention have nomi-
ted Mf. nialer for Governor al the first bal
lot, and + s. Blnek for Judge 81 Tie Sa-
preme Court, by acclamatian. Henry ).
Mott MAS nominated tor Canal 1omalssIon-
er.
Trenton, March y
The Maine liquor law was discussed on
the passage, and recomm;tted BY vote OF
81 to 23
CINCINNATI, March 2,
A great meeting was held last night in
opposition to the Nebraska bill, AMI resolu-
tiuns against the repealed the Missouri Com.
promise were adopted,
MILWAUKEE, March II,
A colarcd man named Joshua Glover, re-
siding near Racine, was arrested and
brought 10 this city By deputy Marshall
Cotton, who WAS accompanied by the pre-
tended owner, ]. Garland u Missouri. -
Without showing l5ga! authority they
broke open Ills house, entered and present
I'd pistol tn his head. Upon attempting
to thrust il aside, ne was knocked down
ana badly injured, then gagged. and without
coat or hat thrown into wagon, brought
- miles in the middle Of the night, aud
lodged III the Milwaukee JIM.
A dispatch from Racine tbat morning
notified oar citizens Of the outrage aFd ]
wit II habsas corpus vas instantly obtain.
"a and served upon officers holding him III
custody but up to l.. u. they refused y
obey H. Eafiy this afternoon oar citizens
were assembled at tic Court House backed
by cries and ringing # church bells and
'he following action was iakeE: Gen.
Woolcott WAS appointed chairman, and II
Hltiieid secretary. The citizens udmber-
Ing 5000 or upwards. were addressed BY
Bprun Paine. Gen Paine, i. NJ Booth and
4. II. nsihell The latter spoke ia Ger.
man and Was enthusiastically cacefed By
Ms c3antrymtn. \ vigIence e8naitte u
twenty Use were appointed e watch FRO.
ceedings aud prevent 4 secrent trial, and
abduction vi the prisoners, 70 or 100
persons are on tae way from Racine to at.
tc4d the trial aud claim tie prisoner
Laser BY Special Dispatch
The Fpg.tse Slave released by our e0t-
tzens--Ja3i broke open. aud Slave taken
out--tha Slave eatatcf under arrest-pep-
wy u :. Marshall Capt. Cotton aud The
Racine Deputy under arrest also.
s:iil Later.
r NJ The Racine delegation arrived
proceeded G. l4li--heard read tie proceed
iu.s ut the afternoon mee ing, aud after a.
interval, attempts Is break tho jail we're
made Hhleh resulted IN the release Of The
fugitive who j. now Oh ms way Ia Racine
aceompau IS strong escort. SIayc
catcher aud T. ; Deputy Marshall under
arssstto be taken t. Racine tomorrow ~
trial
Tie slagc catcher .wears liz will net b.
taken TO Racine alive Great excitement
prevails.
CrNaEGlaNa, March q.
Tie rcerut strike Of the MIXERS IN .he
coal re4ioa+ here. i IS feared viii causo
serious tr,ublc II not bloody ria'. In D
procession at the disailreGtd, banner,
mere carried Inscribed forty cents a tgI
victory or death Tie strikers went
ta several OF tine mjnes anil forced thasl
lab5ripr There 10 quft imruaiaiely /.
T. reported that several hundred miagr.
arr arriving FROM Mes YORK. well arm,
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