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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-04
Nssl I. T.,

PG1.,c n0'icc ]. hereby given that by virtue
m or"rrc ,Gr County Courtot La sale County
un e a an" January tenn lhcrcof 1884 We shall.
expose tn sal" public vendur at the residence CT
l'uu.son \ Dlv deceased in the town OF Day.
ION. ~ sad Ia SHuc County, on Monday the Sis
'"v a. March next. between the hours oi 10 o.
clock 4 VI and : i. VI the following real estate
e Sc Irh the said II y Davis died seized the West
South Ea, . Section | IN Town 81 RNrse
Ea>jut 2 vruclpIr meridian also the north Sand
w,srl.2 Of lhe south / of the north east Ia ct
the south east IA .cclion2l town 80 north range
1 ta-'o, 81 puuCips meridian :,
kl.u Ire north l-2 Ottue io,pwing deser!h'd
lrac'' Wit fraction OF the rast l'2 Of the nor's
I,a.rl t. section ), town ~ north range 4, eas ~
the 81 principle meridian, commencing on '.S
-asr-itr Of .rid east i.2 oI.sid l. sections 81
-tr t. chnr- - Inks from he north east eofrS
oisa.d - quarter s,cllon, nrnse sou, a'ongesa
| hat quarter section line, 4 chains and II LINKS, 70
| a stake, where n white maple - iGctcs :rhongh
! tear. north 81 dogs west lSliukR. slsoa e%rrlp
elm 80 inches through hears south s! desr. ees' w
/ Inks. thence south - | 2lsrs wet Is chars
and sc Ink, thence north "a dogs, a. .r.. \
! cNams and 80 Inks 10 stFke. thence north wi.
decs cast 70 chalusand ~ links 10 the place OF
hcam.nr. eaidnoth . containusS 1900 acres
/ Variations on lines deg
Also the following tract otland beginning, chains
! mud 9 links, north ot section line, and chane and
- inks, west oCthe south cns, corner OF the west
/ l.2oi tic south west Ia, at sec,ion ] town IS
uorhrnuGC ), cast Of the ID principle merid-
lanai post. thence west chains and 70 links;
| thence uorh 60 links; thence west. chain and "
/ links thence north chains and IS lnks. thence
'asi 3rhars0uj IS luks. thence south ehains
| and links. thence east 9 CHAINS snd 8! link.
/ rhcure south to the place Of beginning chs'ne and
/ 81 inks, containing Q l.2 aeres OF land. in the
south west quarter OF seoiion | town - range
/ 3't,t oG3i principle meridian. to pay the
drh'e 1cam.' said deed, Terms made Known a.
the day Of sale.
AgktNF. Ho.roac Adrr.
ENn, DAvtsS Adms.
fan ~ l>iI CIV
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Notice of Tax Sale.

'lNO all whom it may concern. Take motto"
TINT on the 18Th day of June, 1855! a. a sale
then had for the delinquent taxes OF the yenr
1851, at Ottawa, la Sale county, Illinois, w III
lam Phillips purchased the following tracts Of
land, va
Sc ioln " ! sec. ~, r 35, mr. 3 ID p. NJ.
Sw - - -
and that on the lid day ofJunr, 4. y 1852, nj
the sale aforesaid d G. Underhll purchased the
following tracts Of land, VIZ
IND. wv swh see. g. T 81, nr c3lp m.
q 90 e go 60
Il &c s. GO go
'w'"' . go g
That all the srrtiicater Of said purchases have
been assigned to me, and that the time for r.,
dempton of the two tracts first above mentioned
will expire on the 18th day of June, 1851 aud Tor
thsrcma'ndcr, on the liIhday of June, 1891.
Feb 4, lS5i-3w w. H. l.. WALLACE.
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, 1.e; 9IL .ono,a ssa TO and 'ss at H' sa

ESiutr Of To the credi-
crs whom it may COnCeTu--GEEiTrhG.
lou and each OF you are hereby cited and Tc-
CURED personally. to be and appear before cur
county court OF La Sale county, n, the court
house in Ottawa On the lllh day Of february
next nj i0;h O'clock, in the forenoon, to BE- pres.
rut il YOU see fl to attend tie er,flcment OF tn.
accounts oi William H. " Cushman. executor Of
re estate ct James VI. Leonard. d,cd, and DIS
rihuucn ct be MONEY which Ina come 10 TIE
hnud- Of said s"fCulcr, among the creditors Of
the c-'rte. or .omuchih'rroi may he n"cesss-
~ to satisfy ih"sone, md to abide nv such other
orders and directions as uaybe nude in 'hC prcn,-
see.
-, II testimony whereof haze h~rN-
81 un'os my hand and affixed H." sea!
49, a. Do" e1iI court Mt Ottawa this 9Th
DIV If January. 1854
wv 7 l75i--fv : ". RAvXc",, clerk.
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ShorW given to all WHOM il may concern,
/ fn0'r'a safe lor laS"s ana costs iorliie year 4 .
y 1851 at 'he dauroj the Count house IN foRn-
So. Living -'u7 county, md stat" OF Illinois, ty III"
-'g.G a. - 4 county on the Ifh day Of June.
'hj! A'un7o Evans purchased The following dc
srr.. 90 rpri Il 'ard.y
Port 1t rhrvh ot m" 90 &c ?. T 20. 4 n
) 20 a.. containing fifteen ucres.
Thu uwr "l redemption 0u the above uac' u
l. MT. wi. expire ON the it,h day Of June. lHA
January 81. Aiosan EVANS.
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Jan 7, ls5I--7w
Etot, II Wizard Crs0c, 9sc'd,

INTf-oT E0-TrE tT10e elcI
DTRSUANT to on order Of tie county eourt Of
! In Sale county uor.gti- hereby given, thar
~. prrrr- having Claims against the estate Of
Willard Gr'orc. larr q y Sale CO.. deceased -,
20" r"G"r'd p" produce 'Irsnnc in writing. ard
I., ,tr.r in sad court on '5"3s' Noplayir March
next. when md vher" such claimants nre 70.
gur-r"t 70 appear, for the purpose Of having thts
claims adjusted inputsuarc" a INV.
A'S, GRrEHF, Xxx
ian7 JaMu- READ, Err.
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La $40 lnln.ig Conrl.

Ld SAFE C1o,ty Court
ld ,,'o < % @' decd 5 ror,os,ay.s ~os
cOu~cru:
>~pTICEish-rrhv given. that on ,les0hday
y Of February n,N'. application vii he Irs's
10 the county rour, rt IN SALE CoUn'v, ior NJ tI-
erauhoriargihcudm, he eelGtc &!
the s',i deceased ,,rg'rrC or re-. Il" tebts.
claims aud demand. i',ItIV'ollC sn'd 'r's,
orIo lie IN" seine in sind C,rlt ;cr'lc benefit OF
hr hr.Ja Of ihy suid irle-jatc ar he crcdtors u
'hn sail estate JIM ~ J. Y. A. ti'Is.
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G"otc nj Alcza, DIR finn,e, Dcrd.

f.TIHIt ~ .ITT-UfTfI fIhfIc, IIrt- n.
NDli ElS hereby gwen that VII! make sp-
Npllca ! ~ to the county count ot LA Sale couH.
~ o. lhc February tenn thereof on the fourth
Monday in l'hruary 1851, for an oidcl,o sell tho
Alexander Fmnc d.c'd or 50 much thereof az
mnyh" o"ces-aryto pay the debts of said estate.
al which time and place all l-rso Ms interested eys
requested 70 appear and show cause Why SAID real
estate should moi be sold for the purpose aforesaid
CHARLOTTE llSNIE, Adn.'x,
Jan 7, 1851 Nv
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MniiCc.

will be meeting Of the la Sale
| county Agricultural, Horticultural aud In.
dusrral Society, at the Court House in Ottawa,
ON Tursllv the li,h day oi February, 1854, for
the purnrsr OF ecctng Off 'rrs Tor the ensuing
wear aud the transaction OF any other business
proper to b. done at TINT time.
Feb. i,-2w ), w RAYMOND, Sccy.
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Look out for Fire

w f. are agents for the
w ina Insurance 20, Hartford, Corn.
Hartford
Northwestern Osw,Gn \ Y.
At and responsible companies, having stood
,he test OF many y"ar' aud are prepared 40 insure
the property OF cur friends andnrighbors n.air.t
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y ,tiCp.

"
TINE undersigned pur hls"l thr cutie
! stock ~ trade, ut NcsSrs Fellows. Waifrr
s Co., would snv ~ his cid customers. thnt he
Boa. HOW oa brnd the iarge,islock ot goods h,hr
state, west OF ChrnGo, and i prepared u;cr IN.
duct u"n's To pUchlsrrs never CCul,d IN the
safe. llrorcupics the whole OF the spacious store
form wy Wed ~ N-,,r. Walker X Kicking.
Hid Nr-.r. Fellows, Walker & Co which vii
cuon" him To wait upon Won with more comfort
ant t .p1trh ihan heretofore.
t. ;hc old customer OF N"ssrs Walker d
IIckwghc won,d -lv, '"ota all the old statesmen
and clerks OF the establishment are retained, md
Will servcyou MS formerly, with great pleasure.
The stock al
DAY GOODS
Now on hand, l. lnrgrr than ever before kept in
Ottawa. The stock AZ
ROGER les
lscomplcOr, md in lew DAYS WILDE n" full az
.rur The -horsNnp will he continued = hereto.
fine. Inducements wiilhr otl,i % lha,wi,l adj
me- utI..I.Jl II WH he tDVDYri Interest Ia con
'.'. ,DJ'r m ne.
"cga 81 = " nus
W...,r A., -..'.pl.h 'h,t- stock. vrN End
~o,t 70. 90. wrr.uInl 'ar ud stand - Ng.>.rN
l'|.,I .a.. "j nl Pc. cow utI,,s Hs raNH" iom' IN
c r.... .,u.hnlN) 5 " CuryR.
: COS :irr Irit'r r;.iug',
IN l' v.,u' hruuf,pp. -,tanrco nud'h g.
( p'Ntggar'ti's, may 1r .nuUd Tor sale, wnnr-
sale aud ictac at - CBEENERS.
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administrator Notices.
= - = = : : = =
L,iat. Of Grystos Rryy. d,tJ

ksiai; Of Grrsios Brrr. dst'I
D-RStANI % Az nr'tr oi The ,oluly cCar,
] 81 La SAIL county LUlice Is her By gwen.
thr' MI PERSONS having ,lnip.> ee'iust the estate
o' Gcr-.lop Burr, lac ~ sad county. drcsssrd,
urr ,4Hr'd 20 prtSeni The paine ~ wr!inc and ts
the s1il cont GA lho 3 Monday IN Mauh.
n'NI, Nl'urrd whrr" 4uth claimants are rrgurs-
dl0 upl'trlo layf th'Jr cl1Jm, adjusted arror-
N.ug trlaw lIu2l-6y i'UETos 6 to's Iar
E'i,u of >aV,a' NrcArg, dtd
At FarF'ltiru.g c.aiiu7 against Il, est1'c ~
Srul-i N.,H,y lGtr # IN sale c,uuly, de-
ceased 10 n.r~hy nu'lhrduul fgqsr-i't 10 .l' nj
Sale c"rr',. on r''e ~ Monday cf March, y.
y l'jl- nj rN 90 't1r S',l 81 INFANT, mast I'C-
dror ID ,;uJs, hr thr pa, d hsvug lie
s1uI' 70 nu,ttd
.un!l-f" r,v- er.-r-- t'..',, Jt tosa.aaa.
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Hlamii!s Corl!acC !

LLslas- wi be sold n cheap rs c7n b"
hou.h' M Chicago, by ,ha coil oro,hcrwisc
Bonm"n requested 70 call artDMr le.
ururlI I. y SvrH,
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LATEST ARRIVAL :!
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TIE herr Of ch"esr Away on handand for sal
atwho.,saIr orr-tall. Iu3o l. u SNIrn.
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SNBD.is palm solpiJr sale ,ow at
~ November CugryEB's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
CGMnERCiAL RECORD.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

RICHMOND, JANUARY 81, 1904.
TOBACCO--The market continues active and prices q
new tobacco show slight Improvement since our last re-
pou Sales of Tugs Of IS 80 10 50 and new leaf
u 10 SO the prices of old tobacco better Than they welt
ia December laat r. NJ. MARTIN Il co.
WHEAT-Sl IS for red and 81 for white.
FLOUR-Nc thing doing. Holders ask SO TO 9 Is wilt
out suIcs Both buyers and sellers waillng for the Euro
pean per Steamer now duo. T. j. PEfTON.
CORN-e U To So cents per bushe
CORN MEAL-65 50 cts. per bushcl
OATS-42E IS cts. per bushel.
Embellishments cured hog round, SS a 9 cents; Cir
cured and Smhied hog round 81 to 9H Cents old West
ern Sides 7, Shoulders b 81; Sides az Shout
ers 81 Ell Hams II l2H.
BUTTER--GUshen, Is q cts.i Mountain, l9 q e.;
some poorer Sorts suitable for table USE re soId as M
as IL Is Cts III
COFFEE--Wc quote Rio ~ Is cents; Laguyra II
la Java l3I TO ii; Mocha 5 l5H cts.
FISH-Mackerel No g. small, ~ the latter Tor b.
tou inspections Halifax Hcrrings, No. l, S. 81 per Dbl
gross say !.
CANDLES Taluw II l5H cis; Hulls and JaC
sons patent lG; ALamantne % 80 MchelPs patent
a 81; Sperm SO 50 cite.
LAkD-New in barrels lOH cis.; kegs II a llS.
LIVE STOCk-(J. Shocks keporD-Beef Cattle, sea
weight OOa 50 u.s. Sheep 81 50 SO co. uet Ho
SIS 80 Sc, nett.
SUGARS-We quote Porto Rico 5x 6X Cents
New Orleans s y Gk Refined Loui 9k a ~; Crushc
9X a9H; Powdered 9k 9Ai Coffee Sugar Is as.
SALr-Liverpool tine per sack 81 90 af1oat aud s?
store; Ground Alum 81 GIN.
SHOT-s cts per 10.
LlME-t'rom wharf 81 Is, from store 81 Gu, for E,s
en-. Virginia 81 a 81 TO-
GUANO-Sacs ut Ss0H
rhASTER-Sales Lump s5s al Wharf: sc on Baai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
nA1 noAp MEEI1Na IN CUMBERLAND

At largo and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens o.
Cumberland Irrespective of party held at The Court House
on Monday the 22I CT January, Dr. Robert Henderson
was called 10 The Chair and William H. Clarke appointed
Secrctnry
Wilson, On motion il was
Rrsoiscd 1'ha, Committee OF thrGo be appointed tt
draft resolutions expressive Of The OF The meeting
wbereupon the following were appointed William Wilson
Dr. Thomas L Robinson and john Pdge. who having ~
Tired for short time, returned and reported The following
resolutions which adopted In this order
Resolved ls That feel deep Interest in The proposed
scheme Of q Rail Road from Richmond direct 10 Lynch.
ncEcial 10 The city Of Richmond The county through which
/, wouIj pass aud lil2 Stale at large.
Resolved 81. That deem The extension OF the Viz.
nioa and Tennessee Rail Road Richmond The best mode
Of carving tho above resolution into effect but II that be-
impraccabc then dceo the construction Of indie.
pendent Rail Road.
Resolved 81 That we request our Senator end Deega
epcsonllng us In the General Assembly their beat
efforts 10 obtain during the present session. such legislative
notion as Su be best calculated 10 accomplish tho object
the above resolutions.
Ga motion Of Col. V. Parrish il vas Resolved, That tho
citizens of the counties Of Buckingham, Fowhatan aad
Chesterfield be requested hold meetings at their mex
Counr Courts express their opinion in regard to The pro-
posed Rail Road.
On motion Of John &. Wilson, Resolved, That the
foregoing resolutions be RECONSTRUCTED in Bs much as
represented that there some present who doubted The
propriety OF their ADOPTION and wished the subject thereon
open for the resolutions were did,
cussod at length Col P A. Boiling and Willis Wilson oppos
ing and John R. Wilson, Col. Forbes OF buckingham, VIII
liam P Burwe and others sustaining. The resolutions in
their original form then being called, passed with but
ROBERT HENDERSON, Pres's
WM CLssKR Sec
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
Your obi seISts SOUTHERN MAN
PUBLIC MEETING IN HALIFAX COUNTY.

al
Al meeting Of the citizens Of Halifax county on their
day the 23i of January 1854 called together or INC
purpose Of considering the popcty OF genera system vi
FREQ Schools for the State NJ large josiah Dlbba Esq
called tho Chair and Elisha Barksdae, Jr appoint
cd Secretary. ,,,
The meeting bong organized Janos c. Bruce stated that
the Board School Commissioners for The county hud
enIa Legislature urging That body The expediencY Of
6aspq an ac for the establishment Of Free Schools for The
education CT all tho children Of the State, and that In con
orm,y with the expressed Wishes Of tho Board he wos now
ready 10 read the meeting the memorial which mad oecn
prepared by the committee After the memorial mad been
read and remarks made by the Rev Jno J. Clark hos
s. F!ournoy. WIN. NJ. Howeron Johu X. Edrnunds and
James c. Bruce, II motion OF Thomas s. Fiournoy,
Resolved That the Chairman appoint individuals In diff
ercnt paris the county, 10 OIL lin signatures To the me-
moria md when received 10 forward them TO our Dele
gales with request that they present the memorial win
tho 81 rnatures attached. 10 the Legislature.
Resolved That Senator and Delegates, be- and they
are hereby instructed far this meeting has The power
system of Free Schools In conform y with The principles
and plan laid down in said memorial
On motion further resolved Tha. The newspapers
of tho State friendly 10 the cause OF popular education DC
respcclfny requested publish tho proceedings oil thls
meeting with the memorial
These resolutions having been passed with the genera
concurrence OF tho citizens present. the meeting was ad
journed. JOSIAH DAbbo' Inafmah'
ELISHA BAaKsDALE JR, Secretary.
The Wing and Examiner will copy.
I'VE regret that hud for the long and able
memorial accompanying the above proceedings Wo under
stand however printed copies will be laid before the
Legislature-t Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
TuE NEBRASKA QUESTION.

yvb,a -ve hear with regret that some ie" Souen e'
hcrs of Congress- (whss have expressed themselves 10 op
nosed 10 the passage Of The Nebraska DILL III us poen
Il siyes us much satisfaction TO know ina. se'e1' Ds"'o
nsra \, the North have avowed their readiness 10 DO
nsce to the South and carry out great principle Oh he
compromse Of s50-cougressiona oninteretehco WIN
tina oueson OF slavery in the territories we nave aesoy
Quoted the patriotic and bold language oil Inc
On this we are happy add 10 the list OF ad'
c,ea Of ,be right the Nashua IN H. Gazette aud the
Bnshamptou N.Y) Democrat the latter believed renee.
he sentiments of Daniel S. Dickinson In the language OF
the Nashua Gazette the Nebraska bill recommends virtual
10 that thu urincipe of nonntererence with slavery Dc eH
1anded 70 tina, territory 1t carries out and Inc CON-
nrome doctrines 1850 proposes to apply the same non
intervention principle Nebraska that was applied "hen Inc
teYeris governments OF New Mexico and uah were es'ao
shed Should the bill pass reported by judge Douglas
Nebraska will stand upon the same footing as New hiexco
and Utah. VIVA, valid can be adduced why this
nncnle should be repuda,ed the and applied in
,bs obe No consistent reject It 10 Inc one
caea and adop, Il n the Other The bill provides that Ne
n,asba shall be admitted into the Union with or without
a the people may elect when they apply Tor adms
,o Ths Is the very that imbodied In tho bills
establishing New Mexico aud Utah Rs Territories Is the
doctrine Of the Constitution II makes slavery Stale reg
ua,on 1t declares that Congress will not iutermcddle
with the subject.
The Bnghsmpton Democrat also presents the following
sound views:
It will thus be seen that the bill places The slavery cues.
tiou which will undoubtedly enter largely into consdea
tion in the organization of the Territory stric con-
situtona democratic ground recognising the right OF the
people the embryo State TO fashion and regulate theI
internal institutions according to their own Judgment and
in effect denies the right of Congress under the constu-
ton 10 interfere with the question This is In
with iha PRINCIPLES of the compromise OF 1885,
which after struggle which enlisted the patriotism OF
the country their support and combined the an.po6es oil
disunon in opposition was adopted by Congress after
memorable In our annals and approved and ratified
by The potent voice of The American people 10 the election OF
Gen Pierce TO the presidency upon the platform of the De-
mocra,ic National Convention al Baltimore. II will apply
The test and show who stands by The Compromise as
settled constitutional principle, and who jugge with 1t as
matter of party fnesse and policy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER OHIO


trdlid, dc
Nsw YoRx, Jan. 29.'fhe steamer Ohio from Aspnwall
January llth has arrived, with 800 passengers and
81, 900 600 in gold
San Juan del Norte the lGih-a we'll
Panama dates OF the 18th The steamers Golden Gate
and Uncle Sam left Panama The ls for San Francisco
with 1000 passengers
The revolution Bolivia (bcforo reportsl broke out
"a Paz aud extended 10 other places Gen. Belzus had pre-
nitatey left the captl with battalion Of infantry and
sore cavalry suppress the outbreak The revsuonsts
had appointed another administration and made smcabld
oysrlnres to Peru.
revelation had also broken out In the province Of lea ia
Peru.
melbourne dates OF November 81 had been received
The steamer Great Britain, from Liverpool August llh.
arrived at Hobsons bay Get 10Th The quantity of gold
coming forward large and under The advices by the
Great BrtsR active advance Of Sd 81 per
The mining very favorable fair business was
doing Melbourne. but prices had not improved and como
articles tending downward. Flour had slightly de.
clined Best samples were selling at f33 per ton.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
TERRIFIC AND FATAL EXPLOSION.

New YoRx, Dec. 90 Frenchs ball and cartridge factor
at RavenswUod, Long sland exploded yesterday aernoc
by which nearly twenty persons mostly boys end cid
were instantly killed Upwards of $4,000 cartridges expI
ded and houses for miles around shattered The
windows broken.
The magazine. continuing 300 tons OF powder, narrow
escaped The number generally employed was thirty
INSIDE the building at tho time were killed except two
Three girls belonging TO one family were killed.
Their bodies were all blown into fragments, and manal
with pieces Of timber, machinery, &c.
The scene 10 terrible Scarcely fragment bigger lhau
walking stick be found of the building Heads, lint
and trunks Of human beings scattered IN oil direction
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31

. :; h a,, with oreut asonishinrn aud giiti. The NJ
,mra in certain Quarters esrscltatc sa'ne OF 'e ~
,,ai oiious claims whch held In the aatK osts
The right OF the people 10 religious liberty lusyu
~, srcniion and maintaining the subodina'ioh VI nI
IN lLc Ecclesiastical power thus seeking to re'csap7
Hicrurcbicu Dusrotism beneath which Chiislena0m en
orooned for thousand years, and from which only Pa
ST IL has vet escaped These sentiments repugnanl "
the Shirt of Christianity and hostile 10 The best Interests
Humanity The meeting is happy TO believe are mol e'a "
tho enlightened People OF any land. ,h<
Resolved H. That this meeting Is fully aware tia ~ wv
prosecution of this important work. tho greatest
will be rconse Ii advocates the use vi no mems o'
of reasonable argument and kind pcrsuasion nut IL o'
that with perseverance, The great end viii IN sne o"
psheI; md that II is right and proper thai lhfse
States and ENGLAND should take The lead in THIS u
fer they enjoy the largest amount OF religious o S ruiy
allow oil who come 10 their shores 10 pnstdKc VI rnn
as native born cllizcns and subjects Ills ce MAR No
but believe that The Gay Is near when Inc "1o heinp
pu TO deah for rhaneing his religion or oil any o
oppressed and persccued religious grounas n onne
,ianity and Humanity demand that such Gay s''
and That It's coming should DO fastened :, IA, from
Resolved r. That although inns meeting =, mailer
hodinp the onnion lha, infinite God has le u no m
Of indi1ierence what man shall believe on the suo!ecl VI
Iiuion flor he bns pvcn His Word ana spun !"
and unde usl vet they denies that ne owes
in regard IN his religious opinions 10 any man. OF ay
of men whether called Church or Sla'e ou' i, y
alone who s the Lord Oh INC CONSEQUENCE UNIV
all men. -. lilac doooras that 1
Resolyed IL And finally, this meeting declares, ma
c,uau obhors and stigmalZes persecution anu opPeSoo
for the sake of religion whether seen in Protestant OF
man Catholic countries and II depores alike 'e ~ 'oief
ance which still prevails IN some ffo'es'an a I.I
ercen,ing The noble kingdom of Sardinia France Spain
Me.ico and soma other Roman Catholic countries.
consde1o MI snrh intolerance wherever found 10 DO dis
graceful TO Christianity and revolving 10 Humanity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-01-31
TIE ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.

BosTaN, Jan. 26.-Thcrc only Thin attendance al
the sessions of the AnSavey Society to-day and the de-
hates were without excitement Mr. Garrison submitted
resolution denunciaory of John Mitchell styling him the
brocgart patriot and thoroughly nnprncpcd man, wolf In
shces clothing and regarding bis presence as curse 10
rhc soil ON which treads and poison TO the atmosphere
which he beahes This resolution was tho text for sercra
sneakers who approved Of ii.
Bos7oH Jan. 2I.-Thc An-Savcry Convention was pei
Folsom, Garrison, Edmund Burney, Henry e. Wright
DOUGLAS and Buregh made addresses No new was
Toduced and The convention dissolved There has been
more meaerc attendance than any exhibition Of The kind
oil Boston.