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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
Nrbrasha--Peopfc Moving.

- Ssbr1sAie-.EscOpEc BIC IA 0Elnts.
powerfuI demonstration has been made IN
Ne~-Ysrk City against Douglass Nebraska Ter
rioriai movement Merchants. mechanics and
iadeed all classes and of all parties. have cheerful
IL eiyea their signatures 10 the movement
A Ike uprising of the people has been exhibited
:, f.leyelaad. Prominent, influential and intelf-
oso, men, who hive hitherto stood decisely op-
posed in political party ac,inn, now join heartily
hand to hand. in common enterprise. involing
the common rights and interests Of all. So may il
be every where.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

tell you that the Union eau !, mai ta ned only by
submitting 10 the demands Of Slavery. We tell
you that the safety of the Union can only be insur
ed by the full reeegnizrfon of the inst claims of
the Freedom of Man. The Union was formed TO
establish justice ond the blessings of liber-
ty. When il fails TO accomplish these ends it will
he worthless. and when it is worthless it cannot
long endure.
We entreat you to be mindful Of the fupdamep-
'a maxim Of Democracy, Equal Rights and Ex-
act Justice for all men. Do not submit TO become
agents in extending Legalized Oppression and
Systemaiizsd Itjus,ce over vast Territory yet
exempt from these terrible evils.
We implOre Christians and Christian ministers
| to interpose. Their Divine Religion requires
them 70 behold In every man brother, and 10 la
| bor for the advancement and regeneration of the
| Human Race. t
Whatsoever apologies may be offered for The
toIsration of eIavery in the States. none can be
urged for its extension into territories where it
does not exist. and where that extension involves
the repeal ofancent law, and the violation of SOL
emn compact. Let all protest, earnestly and en-
phatically,by correspondence. through the Press.
| by memorials, by resolutions IF public meetings
and Legislative bodies, and whatever other mode
may seem expetiIent against this enormous crime.
For ourselves, we sh all resist it by speech and
vote, nnd with the abilities which God has given
Us, Even if overcome in the impending struggle,
we shall not submit. We shall 60 home to ou'
constituents; erect anew the standard of Freedom,
and call on the People to come to the rescue Of
the country from the domination of Slavery
We will not despair: for the cause of Human
Freedom is the cause of God. a1 e'' '7
w. II. SEWARD, S. P. CHASE,
| B. F. WADE, C.ESUMNER,
L. D. CAMPBELL, j r. GlDDINGS,
E. WADE, -ss.a - M. b CORNISH.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
.,. - For the Oifo star.
Temperance.

Al meeting of the Edinburgh Temperance
Society held on the evening of Jan. 18th,
Chester Stone, Eli, C. Northrup, Jr, and
Sey incur Strong We're appointed to circulate Pc
titions, nsking tho Legislature to pass prohibory
liquor law sirnil4r to the Maine Law failing in
that, to provide method by which the electors
may have the privilege of voting for against such
law at the coming spring election. The COM
mittee entered promptly and with vigor on their
mission, and in few days obtained more than
four hundred signatures without passing the lin
its of Edinburgh When other townshipain in the
county beat this We will try again. -
Nj. F. SPELa1AN, Sec'y.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
E0retSM News,

The atlantic arrived at New York last FRIDAY
with Liverpool dates to the 1th ult. and four days
later news. 4os-sz s#F+se- io sI@,s.s S1.ss 8
The allied fleet entered the Black Sea on the
30th Dec. The Russian Ambassadors had not
left London or Paris. 5-1 s e-7E
+ Austria had asked Russia if she would consent
TO European protectorate over Christians in Tur-
key The Czsr replied that he would consent 10
no interference whatever between himself and
Turkey. @'ss e 7.-@z
On the Danube but little was doing or account
of the weather. esq st3 IS
+ The Wallaehian peasantry were in insurrec-
ton. sl.s.zss- 5=s- - @ s=sEz
France has called out an additional contigent of
so 600 men 10 replace the 20 600 destined for
Turkey is-
1.-The enormous rise 10 price Of food caused
grea! apprehensious in England of Riots among
the laboring classes. Bread riots have already
commenced 10 Dsvopshire. Bands of men. wo-
men and children paraded the streets and attack
| ed baker shops, demolishing DOORS windows, &c.
The nsrket people were also molested and tbei r
produce kicked about the streets. --
The police were unable to put down the distur-
bance. Reports spread that the soldiers were
coming and quiet was restored" sEs7'
| We are indebted to the crest CITY Democra.
dispatches for this news. sea a
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
uasn,t hearss Cit.

The Portage Sentinel hasn't heard of Douglass
Nebraska bill. by which the Missouri Compromise
line is to be broken down, and our National Do
main handed over 10 foul oppression. No alarm
is sounded by that ''orean,' remonstrace in the
name of outraged Democracy. against the giant
tread of tyranny is uttered. Isn'L this precious
and trusty Sentine. upon the walch-tower Of
Liberty! o Democracy how much of wrong
and outrage is perpstrated in thy abused name
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
; memorials.

1 By request we publish this week, several forms
for memorials to the Legislature and to Congress.
They are short, and can be copied and circulated
by active person, in every School District in
the County. Let the voice of the People be
heard. lis utterance alone, under God, may be
theoniy effectuai instrumentalty for averiing the
impending danger to our free institutions. The
dark cloud Of slavery threatens to oyershadow the
land. If the people ever had duty to perform,
if they were ever called upon 10 arise in their
might, it is DOW. One mode of exerting their in
fusnce and their power is through extensive
meglori inlizing. We earnestly commend the sub
iect to the good people of the County. '
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

% We ara ipde5ed to the spoiteness OF
Conductor SEYMOUR for an Extra from the
Forest City Democrat Office, of yesterday after
noon. containing the following .,3.. .--
Track again torn Up mt Erie! -
The O'Relly Line brings US The following
dispatch from Err. The mob are again at
their depredati ,ne.
ERlF, Jan. 31-1o A. M.
The track was Torn up for a shor, distance
near The depot, this morning, by The cirizens
The bridges are no: as yet disturbed
Gov. Biglei sfaidin Pittsburgh last tight, and
is expec,edto be in the city to-nighi,..
FURTHER PARTICULARS--LATE
.-,.s1 s,-iftsss sss4a NEWS. asasa7 <s,iF ~ sse
ess{s 4 49, s1ERIE. Jan. 3l-Il Is A. NJ.
About seven o'clock this morning the r ail
Rouda Company commenced taking up the Rail
Road platform, for the purpose of nakirg the
connexion Of the TWO roads.- There was d
large sctewd Of eop'es present; and ifee irnme-
.diately took up the reissofethe Western Road.
across Sassafras and Chestnut streets, which
leaves sshe cars awo squares'aparf vet. The
police have possession of the ground, and will
permi, no further disturbance.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
OnOndngn Salt.

During the last year 5,4O3, ,453 bushels of
Onondaga salt was made. The price higher
than for many years.
1854 723 bushels went 10 Buffalo, 2,734,.
264 bushels to Oswego, and only o.. .49l bush
els TO tide water.
In 1902, there was manufactured %, ,476
bushels. In 1927, 7s3.4 .4lO bushels and in
1858, 5,toa,4 ,453. ...
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
Death of Judge Read,

Judge Nathaniel c. Read, formerly OF this
State, died in S,n Francisco, on the 2sth of
December, las', after a brief illness. Judge
Read sat for full term on The Supreme bench
of Ohio. He moved to California about two
years ago, and entered upon respectable prac-
lice in San francisco. 'ft
He was buried in the latter place on the 29h
of Dec PLAIN Dealer.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
what we vvoaassi Do.

The Anti Slavery Bugle, in referring TO
some recen, articles in the ohi,', Star and this
paper. says: .fs-r.s
ave may he mistaken, but our impression is
that both the Sentinel and the Star in common
with many others Of the party have heretofore
deprecated this merging of the Old Libary
Party intolhe Frea Soil patty. We have al.
ways understood that for the two ears last past
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
Re Monefui.

There was never so growing sentiment
in the country in behalf of freedom as now.
As dangers thicken, that sentiment gains
strength. Let all be encouraged, hopeful,
and firm. The inherent sense of right in
the breasts of the people, must carry all
through safely. The tyrants and oppres-
sors of our race, with the corrupt party
which sustains them must be overthrown.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
WAsu1NaroN. Ian a5.

1t is understood that the Senate Pacific R, R.
Committee have determined 10 report in favor
OF the three lines-one through Texas 10 San
Diego, another from the Missouri Line near the
mouth of the Askansas, and the third from
west end of Lake Superior to the mouth oil the
Columbia with fork termination nj Nugents
Sound, 4.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
RClseHlGel.

The Pennsylvania Legislature has passed bill
repeang the Charter of the Franklin Canal Com
pany, under which the Lake Shore Rail Road
was construct ed through Erie; the bill has recev-
ed the signature of Gov. Bgler, and that function
ary has gone on in person 10 Erie. The Erians
are deirious with joy -,
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
state of Afrairs--Convention

Some time since we urged the proprieiy Of
postponing The Gull for convention of the
friends of Freedom and Progress, until Spring
or later. We deemed that an early Convention
would add nothing TO our strength, and tha, il
would moi be easy to fix upon any decided
course OF action before Congress and the Leg
islaiure hud determined theirs. We feared that
immediate action might possibly weaken US jus.
when and W here we most needed strength.
Since that time questions have arisen which
seem TO US to call FOR immediate answers.-
Proposals have been made upon which liberal
men should set the seal of indignant rep rotation,
before they have gathered strength by impunity.
The President advises Congress 10 pay off the
Amislad Claim. Before Congress presumes to
reverse the decisions Of our courts by payment
Of piratcicai claim the freeman of the North
ought to sendin their united remonstsance.
Senator Douglas proposes 10 make Nebraska
large enough 10 mako ten Slales ike Ohio,
and now like Ohia, free-a slnve-brssdirg,
slave hunting. nnd slave work. State. Aud
with The sanction Of The Administration and the
support OF Nerlbern men. we have much 10
fear, uDleas our weapons are ready and esr
armor on.
The sh OF January has passed. rnd with i.
the Democracy {Old Line) have thrown away
all the professions which in fore,ertimes made
it seem democratic, md sands now on the ala.-s
form OF Slayery-a Slave. Democracy. There
were liberal democrats who cluGg 10 the old
ranks so long there was profession for them
to cling To. But u ,w their las, support has
been taken awat. They are free to unite with
any body of liberal men who will plant thsua.
selves on the platform Of genuine dsmocts.
cy.z7aa s2-
Will the friends of Freedom in Ohio, in view
of the emergency which is upon us and seems
TO call for such course meet in Coz vel tien at
an early day2 RI
What saws The Pressi- PQinsriHs Teb-
graph. 8u
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
Rank TssxaIion-Ishpoltan Decision
af The Sunreinnc C0urt.

Chief Justice Barley on Thursday, as we an
nounced in te'egrsptic column, gave the de-
esion of the Court on the validity of the tax law.
commonly called the crowbar" !" law, Us regards
the tax levied on banks. The decision held ::
That section 10 Of the Tax Law of 1852 which
provides that in making up the amount of moneys
and credits which person is required to list for
taxation. he may deduct from the gross amounts
of moneys and credits the amount of bona fde
debrs owing by him, is unconstitutiondl.- -
The constitutional provision with which the
tenth section aforesaid was declared to conflict,
to be found in the section of the twelfth article,
and is as follows:
/" Laws shall be passed taxing by uniform rule
all moneys, credits, investment in bonds, stocks.
Joint stock companies, or Otherwise, and also all
real and personal property, according to its true
value in money. &c" ,a E,
To order to tax the banks on their debis, the
court was obliged to declare that portion of the
tax law unconstitutional which permitted individu-
ais to deduct their debts from their credits.
Hereafter. every man will be taxed on his gross
credits without any deduction for his debts. In
| other words, like the banks, he will be tared on
his debts -sss
Thus, injustice has overreached itself and fallen
on the other side. But the matter don't rest
| here. .,-.
The decision of the Court throws vast amount
of property on the duplicate, not heretofore sub
jected to taxation, consequently not only the banks
but other property have been over taxed in The
ratio of the exempted TO the whole duplicate.
| And such tax payers have undoubtedly the right
to recover the amount extorted above the true
rate, together with interest, cost and penalties
| Aud serious question arises whether the exoner-
ated property is not yet lable to past as well as
future burdens. Ga the beauties of Shamoc
racy. --0z
! The foregoing well expressed comment from the
Forest City Democrat, ought to gain the seriou.
consideration of the paying farmers of Portage
County. The effect of this decision mus; be op
pressive, and must drive capital from the State
and probably close the doors Of many if not all tn.
Banks. And the farmer who is yet in debt for hi
land must be taxed on that debt, he cannot deduc
1 it from the appraised value of the farm.
We commend these things to honest men, VIII,
have been too long deceived and deluded by parti
san demagogues, who have endeavored TO cove
up their own deiipqueeies by raising Storm o
wrath against the Banks, on the suhject of taxa
tion. The Taxpayers may see what injustice
what grevous burdens this false, this rotten, thi
deceptive, misnamed democracy are infictng upo
them.
Will the people consent, for the benefit of few
corrupt, political aspirants to be longer deceived
| defra uded and robbed
We now call upon all the people, Of all parte:
not onIy TO act, henceforth with candor, but to &C
like intelligent men, who respect and intend t
protect their own interests.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

WELL DoNE.-Every Wing and every Demo
crat in the Rhode Island Legislature have united
in denouncng Douglnss' Nebraska Bill, and in de
claripg the Missouri Compromise inviolable.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01


CRUSH Our" THE WAR cRY.-The Rich.
mond (Vn.) Examiner, 10 the mids, of its ex-
ultaions over The &C. ushing" Cobb. Foote.
Clemens and other Southern compromissrs,
mournfully proclaims that the civilized world is
banded together against Southern Slavery, and
announced as lolicwsthe only policy or hope Of
defence.
There is but one remedy for the evil, Tut
one shield against The danger: and if the South
fail to use both. she will deserve the inevitable
fate thai must ensue, With the assistsncs OF d
heroic patriotic and fearless bar,d, large in NUM-
Der, great in ntellec and integrity, Mt the North,
who are with US for the country's sake, the
South can control the action Of the Federal
Government. This power should be so exercis
ed as to crush our really and truly the Free
Soil and anti slavery fana,icism. There should
be no peace or truce allowed the ins;dious
enemy. Crush itsout,' should be the shibboleih
and the walchword. This should be the an.
swer 10 every Free Soil. fanatical aspi ant to
office and hunter after emoiument. Amnesty
pardon peace-should only be granted to
those who have fully, openly and honesty re-
nounced their sinful ways and performed works
NEE, for repentance. All oher questions sink
into ipsignifcunce before this, and the slang
abou, treason to party which fiunkey ism is al
ways ready 10 put forth 10 shield patronage
dispensing power from fearless censure' should
be sceffed at and condemned. There can be no
treason where men array themselves upon the
side of right and their country"
Let ant-slavery men of every class learn
from their enemies TO let other ''questions slnk
into insgnifcancs" before tins ana crushing
out'' party will very soon find that their rage
an6 madness is bu, crushing" Ihemselve.-,
Pa Freeman.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

THE ULrImATUM.-The National Era saws
we have at last the ultimatum of the Territorial
COMMITTEE of the Senate, and of the Administra
t.on-and that is, the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise. This is no longer left to implication.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

3 e Owing to the management of Ju5ge Birch
ard, the resolutions touching Erie outrsges, which
passed the Senate, were def.aied in the House.
Birchard always was arrant demagogue. and,
of course, appears in the same character at Co.
lumbus. - ef
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

Finply. wearie dnnd exhausted the caucus has
adjourned without presenting candidate. The
exciting topic, it is presumed, will soon be re-
sumed.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01
U. q. Sep,ator.

All legislation has been nearly suspended at
Columbus for come days past, and the adminisira-
ton membsrs of the Legislature have spent their
time in canvassing and caucusing. and baottng for
a candidate for U. S. Senator, in place of Mr..
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1854-02-01

u Ou the 26th uIt., the roof Of an Iron Foun-
dry IN 1onkers. Westchester county, fell, killing
one man and badly njnring sevsn yhers. :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

Tur SANDWICH lsrASBs.-A correspond
.,, Of N. New York Courier learns " frrm
,ou,e. Of undOuslsd authority THAI the TO
c.,,ed statements Of the conclusion Of a irea-
~ o, convention Tor the annexation of the
sandwich Islands are wholly incorrect. The
negotiation is suspended, nor had any pro-
rress been made in II f,r many months pre-
v.ous To the last ad,iccs received BY The gov
rrnmsnL Mr.. Gicrg j. instructed to sub
NIT 10 the Executive at Washington any
proposition he may rccc,yc, W,'hout urging
upon the native government any project on
the per, oGibe United States. In the prcssn,
prc-occuried state cf,he great maritime pow
sr. Of the world. there Is danger that the
Sandwich Islands viii become lurking place
and refuge hr pirates and eOrsairs. u will
bc the care 81 our royernmeu, to proven, any
such Consequence 81 the weakness Of the na-
civ, autlorre,. bot, bcvond that. no imme-
date movement ior the acquisition Of the
Sind~ .ch Islands is anticipated. We shall
have, however BY every aru'a' for the mex,
three u-on,h., as for the pas, siN, revival
Of the rsppyt H., ,hcy have teen annex
ed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15
Thrice.Weekly Journal for 1855.

TURING the approaching session u the Leg-
islsiurr, the uaderigned viii coUinue the
pabl,cslian Of the Thrics.Wcckly Journal, bSing
Vcissae NJ ofthe same.
The session viii h. on. of unusual interest and
stroug desire vii undoubiriy D. isit by The pub
ic % have tie earliest and wost accurate iniorni-
ton u an that takes place at the eapii'l for this
tsason We shall spare 10 pains 10 give iull AMI
CORRECT reports ofthr legislative rrocecd'ngs and
dstair.. We have secured the se''ice. OF able
reporters, sud shall al-o give 0ur personal super
iaic1dence o. the mlttsr
The pulhshsrs coa6je6ily box 10 each Ani'-
Nebraska msml-r &C. that personal ctsU "a he
lncalty without WhiSha rcmsnsrat'"g hs' cannot
D. alBtipsj.
The Thrice Weekly Josrral vii h pUblished
uu Monday, "Wednesday aud l,idiN m'tnings,
alternating With the Thfice-We,NN Ago. a"i
thus iuruishiug dab, Legislative Isp'r. The
priCs wll D., Onc nolhr Zoe The sesslnn, as usual
ra,able in adyanre, II is dcsiraldr thnt The
uans. ofth- sulr-c,it-r-. accompanied With The
u,1Br, D. f,rvafdcd al 90 bsiurc the COMMENCE
msnt % the session. RAkER BLAINE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15

Frou CalroENI,. The steamship North
Srsr from A,p.nwhn. arrived at New York.
pee o,b. bringing 500 passengers ard ST.
- 600 IN srccie.
To. news iroa, The mines IS crocrfn- a''l
he strike, wee frequent, and mos, ~ho ll-
boz are doing well.
Financial Affairs IN California arc boz sm1s'
pru,gsrou, condition. Holders oi the Sla'e
: pei cent bod, preferred these hc-ts 60 'he
money. l1,sr-,, doc boz Ncs York IN. hecn
forwarded 20 amovnt vt 30 600 and 500 coo
b., bcrn sc, ,r,rt 10 rav The principal ani
iu,srcs, doe IN March next. 500 900 has 49,
50 been accumulated 60 pay the bonds Due ln
l-Go
The STATE Isc.,'1,ace viii NEE, on lhc 81
a. I10ulry.
III, people Of Csr7.r, Valley, numbering
,bou, 500 have scot a delegate 20 the CaIfnr.
MA l,.t,'a,u, 10 s7r'y 'or liberty ,o be ,rr
oH ron U,ab. arl added Co California, tf
Csrrrcss ,Lrs'l 1srre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1854-12-15
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