Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-06-10

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AEsON SlIXTH. or Franklin.
yoa nsnsrA or srar soaRp. Or rupno WORKS.
aaj JOHN WADDLE, or Ross.
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Ma NyTnnTsR s5s,1S n M rsn;tol ord &
KonTasss llaya rs;,es 81 storm ~ mwbieb win not
.hsio oId Fauuea Han n .Bostot never
..6oE.;nsa = ,orastl ! crowd ~ excited
ana iafl;snart men q colyectea u the feI
/ ss;ol e s ,k., M rs,ss 4 ~ .recent outraoes
s.s;.st ,;b.rts y snceeb 1.;bsfis sri
t6o,,S ~ an5 Weldon 81 action. n Gsvs s,s
l;ss,ty !, s;,S I'll 1).o,a u s,as tl,e LANGUAGE
.of The multitudee assembled at cleveland,
,on hearing iSIS Il tEe destfuctisu IL Lawrence
and the outrage. e.oe,petrated /, by. !, Brooks up.
~ s,;n,nsr '.yvs viii y ia 4 sscurino Fee
ao,ns,n Ksn,as s. ala tbe neople of Chica.
eo II their lats monster meeting: e and forth.
R;tb MI sl5 1000 n money no Il and large ,oluanti-
,;os arms ond s,hr,un;t;or 'uare suh.
,c,;hea and .ifvas yssolved,to send 81 colo.j
nv of 500 actual settlers to that territory
4; And nroy;sicn them for one wear, At New
yort Pbiladelnb;a Pittsburol--ip fact
Il, over he free north the safns FEELING rre.
sails iIsIe, rs basy tbe ,tyrants from now.
.esos 4 tbelan6uaae, ,y yupon the lips and in the
hearts ~ thousands = Even Even here. b in our III
own midst. tsa wa hive sean taen, who here
toro,sss base s,ud;onslv avoided political
,triIs,Iso excited and indignant, and 50 any
ion. Il csfc. the latest ;rtelloence from the
hat,ls.cyo,,na, where Slavery and Freedom
steassH,,aa,ed II ! bana.to.bapd conflict that
tbesy bsT az scarcely able to attend properly to
tba;r nrd;n, w business. We aan beoin to
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mas'ns aDW r'ne ''s'ns 'uas sAi''.u u," sAs
days ftne heyoiuson' wnen parties were
divided into Wig and Tory. How the
friends. az Freedom struggled to suppress
,g .N;. Sf.a,;r, y, "A c,n,..,'s 9, r,hoss wbo
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were suhk pua 50 low IN ule soa's q ha'nan'y
hstc give ccrntenance and, aid to the Brit
ish.tyfantsi How narrowly they watched
tbe;r y.r Seayest in,,eirhborsl And how fearful
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"'s asn .'e 'aASs, " D ' NV,
upon tne faieofst we tremole iest anoln-
ct and more terrible Conflict is approaching.
we trem5ls. and yet we are prepared 10
aat y ;f;t: poust cnhoe. and n,est 4 s;rnlv,
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Dus"ePIsy oou = - ~ no' pe. : Nc syi-
rany or George the Third Third was NO greater
no, not SO great, as that practised upon the
Free State settlers In Kansas. by order ol
49, liz " oor.,;.oto.s And
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5etsapers are meh " our ln'uss "no ple'oAu
tojrstlfyh. "a 3. .,.e+. ~, ~
The opposition press is generally silent Or
tie subject Of the recent outrages. They
dare not attempt to justify them for fear o
arousing the yirluous Indignation Of the peo
Die, and, SO hrimiGating,a a position do they
occupy, they are afraid to odenounce them
in proper terms, for fear of their parry
they therefore observe an ominous silence
With few exceptions, Here and there W.
fndone speaking out boldly--declaring, lik,
the New fork Day Book that one portion o
the human family. should be masters ant
anothgr portion slaves--that Slavery ant
serfdom are right--that all men have no
eoual natural rights and should not kave--
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