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DEATH Rev GEo. FEswIcK.-- is with regret that
find chroniclcd the death OF Rev Geo Fenwick, of
the Georgetown College, II is stated that Mr. Fenwick
born the ground within the college eneio-
sure, and has spent most of his life at this venerable seat
Of learning. He ripe scholar. Az mathemat-
CHM and lnguist he had very few equals and supe
rors. He universal favorite among the students
and professors at the college and his company gen
orally courted by all who in the habit of visiting the
institution He about sixty-three years Of age
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IA oeuIista De paris

ID ECIRN nhegada esta cuidad fienna eI honor de
CABAIIkldS ESrANOIAAs
un esdo sHrtldo De Epejaes Iutas Ante~ Teatro
Vista Udros sguere eAo~ Igaceras F1una
Ae Frances.
Tlenda pTovsonaunenie Eight street
Preeio- mHy noderados 70 mismo a. EaroFa-
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THAxKsGrvrss DAy.--We viii venture 70 assert tiaaf
Thanksgiving Day devoutly observed here
than in the '-city Of the Pmitans The departments
and other public Offices cosed-prirate business
generally suspended large congregations in the va
row churches solemny acknowledged the blessings of
Provdenoewhile later in the day pleasant circles of
kindred and Of friends reburnished the links Of affection
around the hosptable board or the social iireside
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winter Term.-Instruction i'm French.

! w 1hIef Tefml.--InSlfuctlon IN Ffench.
NTONsIEUR II MASSE returns thanks for the
w hitherto afforded him, and pce ts The
winter trm win ruesany the la af December he
also desrons
tsenty pu9dls. by the method
Thus VIII lcsspns,
sna hall each Terms viii
ry~em G Insrnon te cioqaal History
Naoenn, younger vsslnna
rm part q tis class viii please ter
Mohuns Bookstore ar Pennsvnrha and Ilh
bon 4. Toueey Secretary o. The Navy Washington.
Rev. George ~ Cnmmins,
Rev smith Pyne,
r Frndan. esd,
Rev. r. Cleveland Coke ~f
ut Rev Thshop r NJ c1ark, ~ n. Providence.
R Esr Hshnp 7. G Brouneh, Hartford. Connecticut
Hon. r. a. Green. New bedford
Rev. Cgnrier
Rev. Charles IA Brigham, Taunton
Rew- T. W
George Emerson ESQ.,
Richard II. Dana, tsg..
kpss surlrHf.
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EINE CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, AND vEsTING

LIME CLOTHS, CASsINERES, AND yEsTINGs
IL superior clohs and resings
eomplete
UBaershs drawers cravat afhoe gloves, suspenders
Genensns and bey~ sWs an wool from ss up % the finest
aud clpre styles
price only marked plain hgurss hence purchaser
oyercharged
supplies from Nortls East daily.
We opening any bills
will regard Il customers viii make lsir bills
than they conventl scie the 1s of
january
Articles prices and fair dealing may relied all
PERRY K BROTHER,
brildsng,
Nov 2g-l0tdH Opposite Centre Market
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CoxcERr. We learn that another 4 combination
cert viii be given in this city Friday evening
On this occasion NJ lie Teresa Parodi twho her way
to CubaD viii appear in conjunction with yiextemps the
great violinist, Miss Miner, and Mr.. Perring the
English prirna donna and tenor (who expressly
gagged for the New York Academy Of Music for Fngsh
operas and oratorios and Sig Rocio and Sig Perugin
Such constellation Of musical talent viii nnquesonaby
secure another crowded and intellectual audience
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D0UBIE-F0IEHED GI.Assfs
BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE. Anetioneer.

rJyRUsTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
roiy al the ccrner and NRateenth
srTgu wednesday afternoon, November 18TH AZ oek,
The of dated I'D November 1854,
recorded No So os y B. "a se cne q the
land records county, subscriber viii sell al pubic
aucn 10 the highest dder, following described property
Bginnng avenue and lsh street
westsardy aong the line Of sad aysae 70 The
q the wall which dyaes The 0sse d ie fM
Known "a the syen Bndnss the second house of the said
end ereof ihenee noftwardy
along said dividing wall the yard WALL and along ihe
M the alley thence estwardy
aIs fe ne * aa Iss place u bnning with ne
improvements consisting o. excellent hreestory BRICK dwelling
hsuse, briek stables, &c.
wM A. NIX, Trustee.
JAs MCGUIRE,
Nov I'D Anctoneer
say- The above sale is postponed until "Wednesday
1''''A 80 WIN A NIX, Trustee
JAs {. MCGUIRE,
Nor ~ d Auciioaeer
CHARLES .. ID. JONES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OCT 23-wn DBbuFae, EsacaL
nIANOS! PIANOS PIANOS New and second
hand panae from snway New York
VIM Balnore and q som factory, Philadelphia
always hand a moderate terms
No 4ss lib street eight doors above Penn
'--' n g RIIcHFNBAcH
Nov la-Imeod
GEORGE w. BREGA,
ATTORNEY AND OoUNsEIoR-AT~LAW,
No Is Wal aroa, Eap Yorf
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HllIJEL IlIlIIllL "a LIlI
THE WASHINGTON UNION.
LOCAL NEW s.

SrsaxAuc CHAnnr. The keenness and the bitterness
Of winter weather should remind citizens that there
those in this metropolis who need Tor who VIII need
fuel food and clothing Almost every one s Disposed
10 give tribe when solicited and should
storm visit US money win speedily be raised for the pur
chase Of fuel distribution But unfortunately, most
Of the -beggars are rona nsdaBs unworthy Of
the charitable donations which they extor and il l. well
known that when fuel has heretofore been publicly dtb
uted much Of IL has been obtained by families who
in reality able TO provide for themselves Ia short the
recipients OF miscellaneous charity not generally speak
Ing, those who merit charity. Even charitable
ceties often imposed upon by individuals who receive
aid from different sources, each being ignorant Of
charities bestowed BY Others
The 'Iadies' Union Benevolent and Employment So
eiety endeayoring to arrange q systematic and
thorough plan of action by which all the meritoou poor
be uniformly aided while importunate shemer win be
thwared In their predatory assaults upon the sympsthis
and the purses of the charitable public meeting held
few evenings since to consider the subject which the
Rev Mess samson and Harold gave their experience
amoners and solicited cooperation and aid Hon Howell
Cobb at the request Of the ladies Of the society also ad
dressed the meeting pledging his services and
serting his belief that the ladies had taken the lead in
organizing systematic relief movement the gentlemen
would not be backward in contributing where
with TO carry out the good work.
General Duff Green, Messn Rheese, Richards and
o. Ben afterwards spoke and the following ladies and
gentlemen chosen committee to arrange plan Of
systematic action viz Rev Dr. Gmiey, Rev DR. Har-
old Mr. Rheese Mrs Webb Mrs Columbus Monroe and
Mrs Maynard This committee will meet on Monday eve
ming next and win report public meeting TO be held
on Wednesday next eleven o'clock, m, in the e
street BAPTIST church.
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AxAnrR ENTERTAINMENT There large audience
Thanksgiving evening at OF the fine old mansions
on Georgetown heights where amateur performance
was given for the benefit of the Mission Church The
programme choice one, consisting Of vocal and in
srumenta mnsc with admirable readings of Shakespeare
and all present delighted with the evenings enter
taiurnent
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DLANKETs, LINEN GOODS, AND BED CON-
Id forts
600 pairs hlanke kinda, sizes quaiines prices
Table linens sheenrs pillow napkins doynE di
ayrrx choice grades prorery
" prices
peoas irish rd thin the best Of which made
in ireland 10 our orders.
Bed comforts. ali sizes, a Tins city.
beds well adapted hotels
boarding houses.
New supplies daily
one price only marked IN piain figures
PERRY a BROTHER,
~ Cenfra1 Stores west building,
Sov A-I0tdd opposite Market.
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A CARD.--Famiies that have any articles of cast
IA wearing arparel for girls boys and arti
bedding give Inc respectfully solicited
wardes store, f oath and
who
appointed by the sunday school q the Mems Chris
held Hose supply The
children n that negborlocd with suitable clothing
JULIA W. PaERe street
2lsi
Miss ANNA VIRGINIA YOUNG, AIS sth street,
between and II,
Oct 2s
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AW BOOKS
III A ANGEL on HighNays-
Maryland Digest volume 2
Seiwyns Nisi Praas, , volumes, edition
United Digest, volume 10, 1ssa
Bennett Teards Leading Criminal Cases 2 volumes.
4orys Equity Pleading edition. and nany others the
lowest prices
Nov as FRANcK TAYLOR.
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TSAMILIES SEEKING aOUTFITS OF BLACK
Arstciass fabrics for persons black
never 40 largr und comprehensive
Added to- day
Extra nne super French crno monszeTneg
bomisasins
Also the bower numbers Of the fabrics
Beavrr-cinth cioaks,
Plain and ribbed beaver by the yard prices
Mourning sslawis full line IN al ami grades.
black goods renders desirable tR
1Oad lnFpocs prior making their seSerons
price only marked plain anre consequently
Under ebarged
Our norern corresoudenis supplies
daily
We are opening closing
promptly adding anything them mill
paid PERRY BROTHER,
Central Stores building
NOV 24-l0adr nppaste Market
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CITUATI0N WANTED. by man who has been
- accustomed % e of horses and gsrdenng but being
employment his object For particulars address H. this Office
2S-3ts
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DgvERNOIS HOTEL,
PeansyIuan5a Accaue besa SenNesuh and Eighteenth Streets
WASHINGTON D. G
This establishment newly Furnished and arranged te most mod
and improved principle, with private apartments
fr either lades gentlemen.
sS sHppBed ciocest Of liquors
other dehcacles
Hot and cold lunch from III s'ciork- unta II
Nov 22-u
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DODTS. SHOES, &c.--The undersigned respect
- fay informs snd pube nrnsra srsngerp
tias hni he
Rts ~ hs nr 90 be found 10 M cprfng every variety
rfc ruHahe fr ihr % whrt ne invites
HARMON HrtRHF
tas Penn.yraHin heawccn . y and on Firrras
isN dosgy eesi ~ Natunal fIsrei. wssliing1sr
1a-RHwr2wK
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GEORGE w. BREGA.
ATTORNEY AND CoUNsEIIoR~AT-LAW,
No. I6 Wall eraa, Esc Yort

DULPTT ELOQUENCE OF THE NINETEENTH
centsry: being u eminent living minister's in Eng
land Frame Auara Germany scotland Ireland and Wales One
large ~ as and severs pora 1851 Price
81 rs FnNck TAfLNh
Nov %
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Tm that happened to the steam heating ap-
paratus OF the south wing Of the Capitol Friday night
by the freezing of water in of the pipes only
slight and has been fully repaired The freezing Il said
to have occurred account Of window Of the building
being broken
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ALL LUXURIOUS FABRICS--silks robes, and all
IA fine dress sas generally, prizes largely aud recently
reduced. N
Ebrosderies slraw The placed
the reduced prices.
Eaarka aadn colo elk refyets the class
fauay large And
any former Jeri~d
rce only markrd plain asns therefore person
charged.
times II but for their own qualification
FERRY BROTHER
r.r.sse 81 Central Stores building
Nov 24-l0tdif Opposite the Centre Matkst
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To the Governor and Deputy Governor Of the Bank Of
England
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n CENUINE IRISH P0PLINS.-Ar coIors Of the
NJ very bcst quality, richly wHtsred made Ireland
Pisin srkIr pepEn
WIN faI shock d ehsr kinds @ bes class ay adapted
general wants
one price only su surcs hence purchaser over
~ ss~ supplies from fhs Eorth ana Eass asly
FERRY BROTHER
Central Hterrs. westb builaine
2s-lodK ogqsasfe Centre
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The New Pens.
DARNARDE CELEBRATED PENS can now be
I'D hal al the following pianes, wholesale and retail
william BaiantgDe, 4Rs seventh
Blanchard Mohun Ila and Pennsy
III %. H. Morrison. 40 HrnsylyauiA avenue; also,
Tlomasag stationery Georgetown,
pens vii be found due @ Ear superior eer
metallic pcns.
One rihi is sufficient
Nov b-dlmifs
0tARD.-RARE CHANCE-Twelye large and
rooms, completed with hSsh rooms
furnished unurhrd Suitable fr chambers Offices
separately ail together T1rns reasonable
Those establishment pefnsSivanm
9Th and 10th.
WALL sTT1HEsE co
lg-IEnn
TWO KINDS. Americas and Yorkshire, Bed Bar-
IL r single and doubie beds the best cheapest
Also super blankets farisrre
ZOE bed comforts city made.
10 cases sbeetiner al wiahs
pilow csaans
20 peces sb~nrs Iaere~ pillow nens s grades
suppues North daily.
We Opening bis and dscoi'nung I'D
msin unsettled
A BROTHER
ffurss weSt bulianlr
Nov 17--iotdf FToefe Ceutre
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CtREAT CHANCE--Nirginia and other money
taken bargains goods Having purchased very
pc of velve cloths and cassmees great sacrifice
and fxenty prices will
be tins also, Gne and
spenaid a. clothing sold fnr easl
WALL a STEPHENS
No Pannsyivanla 9th and 10th
I'd unde 232
prt IT--Iueod between and 7ta
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JosEPH BIRCH ADMITTED TO BAIL Eugene Lanahan
being pronounced convaescent 10y his attending phys-
clans, Joseph Birch, who committed jail for shoot
ing him. yesterday brought before the committing
magistrates and admitted 20 bail In the sum Of two thou
sand dollars to at the next term Of the criminal
court.
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MARKED D0WN.--0ur immense stock in all
wi nrea as q foreign and domestic dry goods IN all depart
regularly marked down value,
rn aur T of standing regulations throughout c
year, bcen for wears past
PERRY A BROTHER
Central building
Nov 14-iottH Opposite Centre Market.
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a CARD.-For rent or lease a large and coIum0-
dioH double horse with water bsff coach house, sfhiihg.
gadra The house Is elegantly furnished and the
viii be leased
furniture Of years good reasonable
TbIs properly rented for bosrstng house,
For further particulars apply TO
WALL.
Firm q Wall, stephens, Il Co,
30 Penn. between 9th and lott streeE
Nov II-1nn +
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T AW Partnership Samuel Chiffon a A. b.
virginia being assccaated partnersp VIII
wagtnn the Court of raRns snd the
supreme Court ud the Un8ted ssabrs
Address CIIItT0N MAGRUDER Washington ~ c
Oct
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court.
RowDY Bors.-A gang Of Juvenile rowdies promenaded
Pennsylvania avenue Thanksgiving afternoon indul
ging in oafs, obscene language and bad cigarsall cr
IDENTIFY stimulated by bad liquor. There not police
man visible to check their annoying conduct
ASorHRn OrTcKR WorNDrD. rD.-Ofhoer Lloyd, Of the Tth
district police, wounded Thanksgiving Day by
drunken fellow whom he had been Obliged TO -sec home
for disordcrfy conduct The citizens passing by vol
uneered their services and the fellow locked ND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14

I could not consent to assume any position which
would plsce me in opposition to Mr. Buchanan or In
nnfagonism with bis political friends, for they occupy
tho very ground upon which have stood In asserting
the rights of the people whom have had the honor
heretofore TO represent aid so fer from being dspo
td to recede from it because hey have planted them
selves there feel encouraged to hold it, with, il poe
sible, still! greater fidelity.
There is not in Mr.. Buchanan's Iuaugural Address
single sentiment which is in conflict with my votes
Congress.
II, then, were 10 become candidate for Con
gress could not consent to oppose Mr.. Buchanan >
administration: nor would accept q nomination if
II were rendered me, which seemed 10 commit me
to such course; am sincerely friendly 10 IT, and il
porters, cordially and earnestly. should rejoice TO
see the entire South up to this position casting
away the standards which divide her sons, Rpd gem
erously consecraDg all her resources 70 ihe etupport
OF an administration which noby ypdicates Ter
rights and which promises to restore the government
to its pristine glory. II take my seat again in the
Congress Of the United States, must be left at liber.
~ to act in accordance with these sentiments.
SO far as the naturalization laws are concerned,
they VIII doubtless be modified; the principle that
American citizenship must be appreciated, and the
purity OF tie ballot box vigilautly guarded, will vim
dlca,e itself. It has already secured attention. and
dsseVered from mere party Issues, II Is much more
Nkeiy 10 triumph than if il be- made the subject Of
perpetual striie.
have only 10 add, that do not wish to be mum
oered among the competitors for q nomination tor
Congress which commbs the candidate TO opposition
to Mr.. Buohanans administration. II, with this un.
reserved expression OF my sentiments l should be
chosen to represent the people Of the District could
then be useful to the country, In giving my support
to principles which meet my entire sppoya!. and
DIVIDED soSb fqEs aESR Be ?hsd EsSaRp y n
March 81, 1857
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
BRrpeEpoRr, April s.-The Bridgeport Farm r
says that VIM. D. Bishop, DEM, for Congress. in al!
the district has fourteen majority over Oris S. te..
~. oppoaition
CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

We we'll aff, ,rd 10 rejoice over the election IN
Connecticut, tor the saunch Democracy havr
achieved splendid victory in the elecrion OF 7s5
out of the four members Of Congress and reduciu.
the seven or eight thousand majority given 70 RE.
mont, leaving that party 10 succeed row by barey
one thousand,
The Post Gays: "Pabc opinion is AWAY, IL q apc.
tusting state The result o! the Connecticut elrr-
,ion looks as though there was truth in the remark.
The Poet further save, that Connecticut IL E55,'
where she was sst November"
Not 5y q icpg shet. Ls.t November The Back
"Rspuhcan-" showed 7 900 majority in the Ss'e.
now not 900. Last November the seme psrfv wer,
in poeseseon Of four members OF CoDgr-ss-one sr-
raighed tor corruptiOn-now they have but tw" Il.
ther OF whom yet arrested. The Black "R-pub-
licans' having borrowed little strength from
Know. No,h!ngs, have saved themselves Just bv the
skin Of their teeth. Another such victory III! b. sa
utilization.
The gains in various parts of the Stne are in.
in this respect. This place was the very ho!.b-i uf
Anti.Slavery and Kansas agitation. There v.re
hesrd the very loudest shreks for freedom. be
preschere constantly worship at her shrine aia -.
our own Beeener, and they a! declare theIG-,j>,,
ready 10 don :her regimsntas and march. iii, m
hand, Mt the head OF the Kansas brigade. Riffs
in great demand, end blood and thunder c-.C-a..v
Was preached night and morning, fiom Sunday moiG.
ing TO Saturday night, and wsre is all this nH'.,'
and buster which came pouring in upon L. 20 oui.y
ana sn fast Gone all gone. and nc evidence 'e!i
that eucil men vorr BGiincamss. Ph.!!:;ecs " T.
sons, beechers nud kiiisns ever lived or brsalhed.
The Democratic Congressman in that Ds'r:c; is cn'
ed by $50 majority, gain from la-t Fsi! oil
than 2,5G0.
Does Connecticut stand where abe did il a=. 80.
yanbar In J. tspS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
INTERESTING FROM CHINA.
THE BoMSARDMEHT OF CANTON
Serenity Thousand Men R,portsG hhsd.

sScrsMy 1 ious0hd -DeH Ht}OTt'G At'!'9
rF,oui the y. Y Journal of Commeree, Ap::! >.
MACAO. Jan. ~, lS57.-Ai foreign business i no.
only suspended, but entirely 1t al end both hass.
at Hong Kong and Canton. Since my leet ic.'.r,
ihe greater par: OF the Western eubUrbe Of the inter
city, in which were situated neary eli the a-cru rs,
shops, SC, concerned in foreign trade, have
consnned. OF tine total destruction of the tor"..
factories you will have heard by my last letter. io
Chinese compute :heir losses in houses, go down.,
shops, &C., o; over 1000 buidnes-up TO tiie prr-"'.
:ilic End in merchandise, and the value Of the snur
property they state their Losses At $4,000 UUn-~hch
is probably not far from ihe truth.
We cannot, OF course, know very accurately the
damage sustained by the city OF Canton, tincs IT,"
bombardment began, 2Sth October last; but n tf6
latter has been kept up with more or less periinsci'y
10 within few days ago, when the English Aainrs!
retired with his forces from before the city II - 's
10 suppose that the Chinese do not overesiims'e u"
loss in life when they state il At 700DO, Of ali nEcs aG
se1rs Everything fsvors this calculation, ~ il 'e
we'll known that tue streets a.e exceedingly narro",
the population Of great density the means or Il"
power to move within the reach Of comparatively
few; willis the custom Of closing the gates ot every
street during period public danger, creates no
rnense loss Of life by any sudden movement OF ho
populnce. 49,,
have been rive,ed upon thsm. aud which are lnsepr.
rable from such condition Of things, the total d.
structon Of the trade of the place, the nerruption
all the daily avocatioEs Of the people, &c are re'y
oppressive in their effects Still up 10 the pres".'
moment the Chinese do not make the shGhtsst cDE
ees.ion The Ficeroy, Yeh, in all his official d"cu
nents is as firm at this moment as he WAS when The
ARROW" lorchs wes seized by his otbcers The ;
October last. The people, too, even more Di''-f
and eIssperated against The English, and perhaps q"
foreigners. and Notwithstanding their dlstfesscr nna
ther sufferings, their opposition to everything ~hci
bears the appearance OF rec)nciiaon or te'm4 o a.
lind IL GREATER than
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-04-14
THE DkED SCOTT CASE.
Correspondence Of the National Intelligence


New YORK, Apr! 9-P. NJ.
The Joint committee Of our Legislature, 70 VIZ =.
was referred fhe confederation of the dee''6n OF the
United States Superior Court in the Dred Scott case
made a long report to-day, the substance Of whca
may be gathered from tho Resolutions ana provisois
of bill with which 1t is accompanied. The reson'
tions are follows:
Resolved, That this State will not allow slavery
within her borders, III any form, or under any pc.
fence or for any time however short, let tie con,e
auences be what they may.
"Re.olved, That the Supreme Court OF the Cnt.5
States, by OF majority OF tho Judges tbersn:
having identified it with sectional ent sggres-Fa
par> has lost the confidence and respect OF The pee.
pie Of THE S,a'e
: "R.so!ved, That the Governor Of th. State be ard
he hereby is pecfuy requested TO transmit copy
OF this report, the law above mentioned, nnd til
resolutions to the respective Governor. OF the States
of ;his Union"
The provisions of the proposed bill srs as FOL.
lows:
"Sec |. Neither descent, near or remote, from hn
African whether such African IS or may have been
slave or not, color OF skin shall cl'quaHE ~!
person from being, or prevent any person lf"'" PC
coming CITIZEN ot this State, deprirr surh pr
son of the rights aud privileges of oIt'z"n 'si''i'
"Sec , Every slave who shsil come or b. "fon-"''
ar be in This State with the con-ent OF M or fsr
master Or MISTRESS who shall come o: DE o'ouSh'
or he invo!un;sriiy in ;hi- State. shaiI oe i'ee'
.sSec 5 Every person who SHAH no'd or h'ei'r'
10 hold in this State, in slavery. or az eiavr niS
person mentioned ae slave ~ the seco"u 'eo'o" ''
this act, or nny free pcr-on Of c"ior 10 ANY 'or %
under any presnre or for ANY "" inG
.c ~ aiI h. c,uhnrd in the State prison. at hsrI
labor for term ro, less than iwo nor more than ien
Thi. action must surely be rabid enough TO sui: ih7
mn;t ultra OF the Republican party, while to the more
rn"d.r,te i. ought to- il it does not. preeen: soTe
.Nry decided obircuons The report and resonr-a
ar. laid over under the rule, and the bill was refer
r.d 10 the Committee Of the Whole.
a committee OF the Ohio Legislature has, observe,
likewise reported upon the subject in som.wt-t
similar s'rnin; and last night our Young Men
General Republican Committee relieved their minds
by launching forth resolutions pointing in the =sn.e
direction.