Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-09-26

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ing of the present session Of the Circuit
Court in this place. called The attention
Of that body to the following sections Of
The Code. and instructed Il 70 inquire in
to any violations of the law in this re-
spect:
Conn. 7s1, $50. 27.-If free person
advise any slave TO absoond from bis
master, or aid such slave to abscond, by
procuring or delivering to him q pass
register or other writing. or furnishing
him clothes, money, provisions or other
facility. hesshali besconined in the penis.
Itentiary not less than two. normore than
itiYe years. xg9lsase = siilss CD q M q
CoDR, 745, iSEc.s 29.-rlfh 2 tree pes
con by. speaking or writing ssalntalni thasl
owners have not right OF property IN their
slaves, he shall be ,eou6pedu in jail not
more! than sone year, and fnsd not exr+
Iceeaipg Eve hundred, dollars. He meg
|be arrested and carried befored justice
by any white person. "a, @
S23.-If a free person, write, print or
cause to be written or printed, any book
or other writing, with intent to advise or
incite negroes in this State to rebel. OF
mako insurrection, or inOulcating resiss
lance 10 the right of property OF masters
in their slaves, or ii he shall with intent
to aid the purpose Of any such book tor'
writing. Knowingly CIRCULATE the same, he
shall be confined in the penitentiary not
less than one nor more than five years.
CODE. 746, SEQ. s24.-H postmaster
or deputy postmaster know that any such
bookior other writing has been; received
at his Office in the mail. he shall give no.
tice thereof TO some justice, who shall in.
quire Into the circumstances and have
such book or writing burned in his pres
ence lift appear to him that the person
to whom it Was directed subscribed there.
for, knowing its character, OF agreed to
receive il for circulation to aid the pnra
pose of abolitionists. the Justice shall COM
nit such person TO jail. ,Ifany postmasf
ter or deputy postmaster violate this SEQ
ton. he shall be fined not exceeding two
hundred dollars. !. 80 49,. eo-. = -
Iu consideration OF the especial efforts
made against slave'pFoperty at'this time,
this is both right aud proper; and We are
pleased 20 learn that Judge Camden, has
generally given these Instructions to ahe
Grand Juries1dnripg isfalf Courts. =, =
Ew The following. which! we clip
from the Uniontown Genius Of Liberty,
shows the condition Of the Fillmore eleSs
toral ticket in Pennsylvania: How do
Virginia Know.No things like it !? Ifthey
fail to be convinced that even the, Fill.
more party is mot national, they will be
as those who "'haSing ears. hear not, and
eyes, sec not.''
How win a Man Vote for Fillmore
In voting for President. every one knows
that it il necessary to vote an electoral
ticket. There are great many persons
in this. Vicity who want to vote tor Willard
| Fillmore, and we wish to know how they
will go about it. Andy Stewart and 9th
eTs met at Harrisburg some time ago, and
nominated what they called straight
Fillmore electoral ticket. At the head Of
| this ticket is Andy himself. 1t is well
knolBgn here that Andy will vote for any
body 70 defeat Buchanan, and has declar.
ed openly that he was willing to go a
ticket Composed of half Fillmore and hall
4 Fremont men. Gan the Fillmore men re.
~ upon him as sure to vote for Fillmore?
On the electoral ticket thus placed in no,
m;nation by Stewart, there are Eve per.
sons who have come out openly for fremont
How many more Of them, are for Fremont
We don't know. but Major Ramsey, editor
of The Citizen, Fillmore paper. says, thai
more than half Of them are. Nov, wher
d. man votes that electoral ticket, is be
voting for Fillmore I? ). We cannot seC
how. II is certain that there are GIVE per
sons op it bitterly opposed to him. anL
who will Yole against him in the electoral
college from FIRST to last. And we believe
that tho whole ticket is made up of men
who, like Stewart, will vote for Fremont
rather than the State shall 90 for Blu
chanan. We wish the honest Fillmore
men to ponder we'll this fact. They can
1 not vOte for Fillmore. He has no electoral
ticket. If they vote the ticket nominated
BY Stewart they vote for Fremont. The
tEicksters have attempted to deceive them
They pretended to require pledge from
each man on the ticket, that he would
i vote for Fillmore. But no such pledge
I was ever exacted or ever given. VII
1 the people allow themselves to be thu.
deceived? We wish the Fillmore ne1
WHO oppose Fremont on principle. to re
collect that they cannot vote for Fillmore
because he has no electoral ticket, and tC
recolIect that the pretended Fillmore
ticket is made up of men who will vote
for Fremont.
'TEEAENDous DEMooRAr1c DEMoNsrRA,
TIoG IN DAYToN, On1o.-our exchanges
bring US accounts Of Grand Democratic
Mass Meeting held in Dayton. Ohio, on
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