Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-06-09

aaet ION lAeIeasiei praeleing 10 the e0cfs ot
t,.e State.
a6. 9'he fifteenth and sixteenth sections. n.
tho same tinls that they provide commissioners
Ear the de eace oil alieised slave, expressly at
le@ any volunteer attorney whose services ara
desired ty HE defendant TO act in tic case.
Z The tag4tlve slave act having Teen de-
cisted at oace as.ilalional and unchrisiiaa
b The resolutions OF ths present Legislature.
sanctioned BY lie Governor and Council, tho
Seventeenth section is 10 prevent The use ef the
state prisons aud jails Tor the Imprisonment
q those Who d'se6ey rs pfovisions..,
The Remen Catholic Arehbi.hop of
Baltimore. aud the Roman Catholic Bishops
Of Wheeling Pitsburg, Richmond, phila-
delPhia, Erie, and Savannah, issued the
folowing address q, the Coulerenee, re-
Gently heis,in Baltimore. 10 the Laily of the
Church:
Beloved Bretherea of the Laity, we
embrace you all with paternal affection, and
entieat you 70 walk cifcumspectIy, for the
days are evil. You know what manner
otprecePt5 we have given you IN the oame
OF our Lord Jesus /; just and faithful ia the
performance Of all the duties toward all
mankind. Practice patience, forbeafance.
CHARITY toward all. In the exercise OF y our
rights as Tree citizens, remember your re-
sponsihihIy 70 Sod and act as freemen,
but not as having liberty as a cloak OF
malice, but-as the servants Of God. Re-
spec, and obey the constituted authorities;
for all power ia from God aud they tina,
resist. resist tue ordinances Of God, and
purchase for themselves damna,ion.
To the General and State Governments
you owe allegiance in all that regards the
civil order: the authorities of the Church
! Challenges your obedience In the things OF
salvation. We have no need OF pressing
ihis distinction which you fully understand
and constantly observe. You know tina:
we have uniformly taught you, both public
ly aud privately to perform all the duties
OF good citizens, and that we have never
eSacted Of you, as we ourselves have never
made, even to the highest ecclesiastical au-
thorry, any engagements inconsistent, with
the duties we owe 10 the country and its
laws. On every opportune occasion we
have ayowed there principles, and even in
our communications to the late PoniiG' we
rejected as u ealnmay the imputation that
we were in civil matters subject to his au-
thority. Be not disturbed a; the mistatr-
nients o. cur tenets which are daily made
OF a The effort TO deprive us of our civil
] rights and Of the confidence and esteem of
our fellow citizens.
Formidable as is the coordination for this
! purpose, we do not despair that the Justice
and good sense Of Tie nation will soon dis.
tcover the gtoundless character ofthe sns-
pieioa thrown upon the fidelity OF Catho-
lies, whose religion teaches them to res
lpeet aid malutaiu The established order Of
Society, rader whatsoever form Of govern
nient they may be placed. Brethcren let
the light your example, shine hefosem
that they may sec your good work, and
slo.i.{ your Father who is in heaven.
| Ffay Tor the Conversion and salvation of all
nlei', Tor this IS the will Of God who de-
sires that all mvn may be saved and may
come TO tho knowledge ofihe truth.
AsoTHER OUTRAGE IN Kansas Lyntk Law
Tho Rpehesier Democrat has thu ialowiu.,
account OF another oulrsge in Kansas:
Oh The l7la inst, Mr.. Philips, n lawyer. was
decoyed 10 The banks Of the Missouri ilver, where
he was suddenly seized aud foloed inle Il skiH,
aad carried aefnsS the yyar illv Missouri
theaes aa was taken seven miles to Weston,
An Old WAREHOUSES stands jus, below tho town:
/ Qt
iaee backed, he vac larelt and igalheied, and
then ridden upon rai though tho sheets ,f
/ Waslaal while music horrible. and a.de0us. az
eompapied the Procession.
Before tbs hosl they exhibited hisa and then
a aegto was compelled TO sell him to The loas,,
oiddef a'd they oilerei to hin every insult IA
! heir power.
After OBTAINING himsagefal hours Ia this man.
nefl repeatedly ieiln,. hun lhal il h. wogi! l4et
leave The tetfiturs, o. give them his Promise il
Wiling thai ha ssoald leave, they would hang
4 hun. aa harue steadily agd iia.y refuse
they lel hisa hose, HIS bfolher. who lad sina
irem Leayeoworth AFTER him, iook hta into
tcamiag5 aad Late in the aiteFaooa Started Tor
I l.aavanWulfh.
Il seeRs shatt ollenee ii DR. Phillips is
+ tias he IS q ifse s9iler, Aal il IS pretended IL
! lie p,oslaveFy meN tia, lie handled Mccfea lie
revolver win Which Ma eoia lark Was kisi.
/ THIS Is probably false. as fespunsala n4en DE-
eiife'ih4l rhillips lid NJ, Al al interiors Il ~
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