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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
Ohio Legislature.

Wexould elecly give Iuller reports from
this body. if We thought it would be Of in
terest generally. But as there is but little
Of interest to any oae outside that body
itself, We do not th;uk proper to occupy
space in the p~aperfor nothing. So uninterest-
ing, indeed are their proceedings that the
Columbus papers reiuse TO publish them
without pay. rhe only work OF interest
ye: performed is The opening of the Ohiu
Iails to the Slave Hunters from the South.
This was never called for by the people, OF
the contrary the over loyal Democrats have
risked their bread and butter by the act.
The next act is the "fee bill' which
regulates the salary of County officers, This
last wss not a party act but received q SUI
port from both parties; as also, members in
both parties opposed it.
When we find anything OF interest, our
readers may expect that We will lay il before
them, but we do not wisft 10 borr them with
long columns OF Democratic nothings. Il
is however hoped as il has now numbered
so long that Il .w.ll rain. directly. and The
slave party of Ohio will bring forth its frui
in due season. II these fruits are shadowet
forth in the Lecompton Resolulinns.-whicl
a.. condemned hv friend and foe he,
good Lord deliver US.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

This table is not only useful in the argument
it makes on the present question:; but should
teach humility to the interests that heretofore
habituallv claimed Tn right to dictate to those
districts Ofthe county which, unul recently have
had 10 public or Jan To give expression to iLeir
views and interests. We liUd ny this table
several interesting facts. FirSt-that even with
out commercial considerations, and looking sole
~ To location and ease of approach, BeiiaIre can
claim n legitimate relation to the convenience ni
-. g92, almost two-thirdS. of the citizens Of Bel
mnut, whilst st. ClairSyIllo, under the best posi-
bic argument for her can only show II relation
to 1910, or Il small fraction over ouc- third Of
the population. But the table reveals secondly
another interesting fact, namely, That whilst the
townships which st. ClairSyille may claim, have
increased in population in the six Years from
1880 to 1856 iuclnsive. but I0I souls, or ) per
cent, the townships related To the position OF
Bellaile, have increased 2I2O, or Is per cent.
Bat further; 1t is understood that u Branch
Railroad between Morristown aud The Central
Road has been proposed, which a responsible
contractor offers to build for about $40, G01. This
expenditure the interests Of Uniou, Flushing and
Kirkwood would undoubtedly be justified in
making; and when the Branch shall bc built il
will constitute these three townships, practically
Rniirodd t0rnships, separating them from thcSt.
ClairSville, and placing them in the Bcllaire
scale.
The adding 500 to the list claimed by Bell
airc would make the number of those accummo-
dated by the county seat ut that point, amount
to ~. 2g., against 1.ii0 which would still attach
70 the 81. CIairsviilc interest. But that is not
all. About half of the voters of CuIcrain, aud II
very respectable minority (Which would pruba-
bly, carry one-third of the vo,eS) of Richland
have we learn pctititioned for removal. and Civ
ing the ratio which these men would represent
viz: 22Oi: the people accommodates by removal
to Bellaire would swell TO 3O.496 and reduces the
number of those better suited at st. Cluirsyilie,
to 5 236l
This whiting down the sources of support to
which that place can lay claim, may seem a cru
ei operation, but our honest onvieiiOr arc, that,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
VIRGINIA RiCOtrN

Ajoint committee Of three societies O.
the University OF Virginis invited HENRY
WINTER DAVIS TO give their annual address
which be of course accepted, and the conse-
queDce is a perfect l'ubbub Of fury among
the faculty, Students, ard citizens Of the
p'uce. The Richmond law makers have ia
ken il ON hand AMI some of them write the
faculty thsl i: they 10 Mt resc:nj the &C
zion Of the committee they, (rhe Legislators
will not make an appropriation for The re.
lief ii the Institution. Such blended bigu'
Try We hupe can be louad 10 place but in
V rginia. The only objecIiun to Mr. DAVIS
W Is that he was ule ns;ve 10 the South po.
l~it,ca.Iy.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
The Rights Of Congress again.

The Democratic Era with characteristic
boldness ssys we did not meet a single point
that it made in regard to the power Ct Com
gress over the Territories. Now the Era
knows better than this but wont own UP
If however any points were not met, viii
the Ere designa:e which, that we may meet
them for we do not intend to slight it in the
least. Il SAYS that there is nothing in the
Constitution giving Congress the power,
We quoted in reply Article 4, See. g. O.
the Constitution with Chief Justice MAR
STALLS rendering of it, and yet the Era
will say that not s point is met. This IL
met SO conclusively that the Era. if homes,
would knock under at once At the time
the section above quoted from the Constiiu-
ton was adopted, Mr.. MADisas submitted to
tie Convention the following as the proper
power of Congress, ITO dispose Of the un,
appropriate lands Of the United Sta'es. To
institute Temporary Governments FOR ne =
States arising therein" &c. This wss not
adopted SIM Ply because the form Of the sec
tion already iquo'ed was preferred. But i
shows conclusive Iy that Mr.. Manson di'
think that Congress had full power. W.
assert as before hat the power was neve
doubted until lately, and We chsllauge tn
Era to prove the contrary. 1t demands 0
Us the proof SO periinncuously. that we arr
LED to the course Of doing likewise with il
We are entirely left in the shade to in tn
number of assertions and 0 We will wal
q little like Mr.. PUGH for the facts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
The Future OF Dougla With
Wha5 Party viii lie Go?

From he .Ney Ypr. PoSt.I
Senator d .ug'as stands rec to lake either
Course. He is as yet IN still water, with a
perfect freedom OF ~eiecrion to serve either
master. II he goes with the North, he must
20 Il grra' deal further than he has guue,
before H. en- find rest. lf he goes with the
South, he has MANI steps to Tetrtce.
Wi,che,er path ne takes he will have manv
things to be forgiven by his new allies, and
he will find in either party many compsti
tors for the prize upon which his eve i
fixed, who II il! W tch his proare~s W tn envy
and dlstrU-t. The material wealth, the
numerical strength. mi the iIreilectua
activity of the free States prepoaderate in
the cnn:ederncy. They must sooner or iater
have the government, but they are not
united uater an organization sufficiently
cumpaci To resist tue , netrl;inr assaults
ut he slavery pi;a'a X, and if thew were
they have other presidential timber, OF an
earlier grow h and al larger siz. than he
could hep" l. measure n macy years. On
the 9th r la d he : ii h as be n promised
he neat cani.dIta 70 the Pre>id ncy. and il
it had not been, iherr is ~ pro-pec; of rhs
Adm nis'ratiJn party being able to succeed
with any candidate u?ol the policy it is
nov s~t"vj'g to impose upon the country.
II the country acre To- be pooled tom Irruw
upon the Presidents Kansas policy. i
wnuld re far more Likely not To receive the
support of al. CHe slave states than 10 re-
ceive the support of any SINCE one of ,h~
re safes. From such Il nar v Mr.. Drag-
las wouid hardly desire a nomination, If he
could ret one. nor could he yet one it there
WAS any possibility o. e~Ictriug Il man with
what j. called, in ihrt rm.nnlugv OF pol cs.
"a clean r cord Mr.. Douglas doubt 'ess
The y administrations, tina, there was no p,>si
biIity of c%'cctinT such a person, md thar
the chnic" o. the Chtrics,on CunvsH IL,
would b. som m,a, if any cuu'i b. found.
who could bring with them three or tour
free states. That, he knnws, No southern
man can do, and If any nortbrrn man with
southern principles can do il. he has Ego d
reasons Tor believing himself 20 be thar
man. Ii remainSS Tor The chap'er Of acci-
dents 10 determine whether, by proving
himself III, most conservative aud liberal
candidate If the pro slavery party, he will
succeed in OBTAINING three or four noyth, ~
>tr,c>-Il'irois, Indiana, and Pennsylvania
Tor rxsmplr-lrom the Republicans all
with them defy all competition Tor the nomi-
nation !, is fer the chapter o accidents TO
determine whether We can go far enough
FIR such a result without going too lar, aud
whether It will be practicable ter him thus
to hold with the South while running with
the North. He has WHY adversare s and
rivals, who will not allow hun to occupy
surh an indefinite position between the two
great parties OF the country i they can help
il, and he will require all the art of which
he is master to avoid being driven within
the lines Of one or the other great parties,
either ss q captive or an ally.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
ARE YOU SICK.

The GU can't Re cured To soon. Don't DELAY unit
vcur complaint ~ tHCurahlc. sud then morn when 70
Is 10 iaie. Four hiths OF all the diseases which Peo-
pc Tia ecurGh wards, might be cured BY Ayers Ca
th-rtic Pits. IT IaSen IN season Donr 90 dragging
through the SprIug. faint, sleePyaud llstcss. because
YOUR blood Is loaded WHY bale. DOuI wesr the head
ache. heart ,urr. aud Iheir kindred disorders, because
ynur s,omack foul nrnI parade yourself around
IN world covered with fimples, biotches, Ulcers,
sores aad all of any Of the unelean diseases OF the
Sktu, because Vnur system wants cleansing Dont
:! ow voursell about, lean, ha.gard, - esVed IN, De-
cause your stomach and Bowels need strengthening
into heaithy action. Ayers rus SET shese 'htngs
r,rbt Is surely As N alter qaenches ire. They purify
Ire body aud blood, aud restore their functions into
healthy a-iiviIs which YOU can feel as quick As they
are trNna. They are the one great medical wonder
ct tbIS 80 recognized ~ all whO know their virtues
An. MANY thousands Nnow them. Take the CRkskx
rvrroKaL tor = Cough, and the fILisior all derangs-
meats tequt is spurrsttve medicine
Prepared h, nr. ]. 4. AVER, Practical Chemist,
lowell, Mass, aud sold by all Druggists and Dealers
in Medicine through Ihts section. jasl2m
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

~Mr. DAVIS of Mississippi threatens to
march into the North at the head of the
Slave holders invasion With the sword in
one hand, and tie Bible in the other. lf this
b ,uld be the case, we hope some second
rate county in our State may give them q
dressing and send them home. 1t would be
en- exhilirat,ng exercise The South talk:
boldly when there is no danger, but her po
.iticians are widely mistaken if they e1pec'
to frighten the North by such schoolboy de
monstrat:ons.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

Mar;insyille, J4nul=y 22I, 1875.
j. UANES.
The jliiani jaiior's huu,e would probably cost
abuuI % 800 ItHu0nai. Tins would :IIAc tIe
cost TO ne coGuty, even If sac hIi /, blIII them
al, hut 9i4.JJj, instead -! Iae -. C3a:rsylIle b j.,
bear q! Sijj,aJJ. Wnn, alter ihis cIl believe "a
Single word eIIdnaIinE from - CHgirsvii.c oI
the subject y. tae county Set;!
JAMES A~iLhlGAE,
ROBERT MERRITT,
a. S.ANDE.toON,
Il. =. RANAJE,
HENRY NEFF,
JAMES KELSEY,
W BARNARD,
j. ". MILLluAN,
W. A. WIS.,,
LICURiCS AUSTIN,
JOSEPH FlNNEI,
LENS DUpEH.
JOHN y. MEYER,
L. BUItiAN IlIAh,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
Yours &c

The Lecompton Constitution in the
United States House of Repre-.
sentativeS.
1t is conceded that the Lecomp,onites
have n majority in the Unite! States Senate.
They also claim a majority in the House o.
Repr. sentatives. A correspondent Of the
New York Erening Post, Who has made a
careful survey of the field, gives the follow.
ing as his estimate Of the members who
will vote against the fraud.
Republicans ~
| Mary iaGu- Davis, -iIaris ant .2icaud q. Z
k+uiucAy y Jcwtu Clay anG STEPHENSON = .
IL Observation-Disclosures and Montgomery Z
lndi~ana-Engiish, Davis, Nibiack and Foley =
Il.Inois-Morrls, Harris, shaw. smith and
ohrO-C%s. Groe.htek. Pencleton cockerill, J
Hall. Miller, Buns und Lawrence = = {
New Y~orh-Slckies, McCIay. Ilaskins and
Coming 1
New Jersey--AGTian
Total I22
South Americans.
The ninety w Republicans embrace
Blair of Missouri, Morris OF Pennsylvania
and Campbell of Ohio. Mr.. Caruthsrs Of
Missouri is absent trJm the country, which
reduced the number of members to go.
making ll9 votes necessary 10 q choice in
a iul! House. BY the above calculation
the opp6s ton would have three majority -
He adds: Il am free TO say that | believe
the administration, with it's powerful pa.
trunage already al work, can remove lha,
majority. Gentlemen in whose Judgment |
lave great confidence think otherwise
Whether 1t can or cannot. there is aI,o d
list of members whose Course is not vet de
termined. Someo of them are IA already bought
or are on the fence waiting 10. bids. They
may be put down under
DOUBTFUL
South Americans lC
New York Democrats .
e e'iissais &, ;
l6
From Til, list Of .iyfeen il is believed
that enough voters can be procured against
Lecumpton to defeat The swind,e. The
ID uglas men are very sanguine; TO is he
administration
Hughes and Gregg, of Indiana, are gone
over 10 III Administration, body and soul.
The most eXrrl"rninary pressure is being
made upon the Nor hern Democrats to keep
item in line for L"cnupton The New
York delegation (Drmocrats) have had The
most corrupt and infamous offers made to
themr To what extent this expedient will
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

rJoHx c. UNDERWOOD says tn I he is
that much of an American that were his ad-
vice asked, it would be for every one to be
Born in Western Virginia. but if 50 unfortu-
nate as not take his advice in this respect,
then be is SO much Of Democrat that he
would advise them al to move there as soon
~ possible.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

accomplish the end desired, cannot now be
determined. 1t is hardly worth while Tor
these members to sacrifice much in their
competitions among themselves for the fa-
feeble to reward lis friends.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

How To SAVE YOUR SuLEs - 1t consist.
merely III melting together Ia How and com.
m"n resin, in the proportion of two parts o.
the iurm'r to one Of the after, aud apply M
the preparation rerking hot. 10 the sules Of
the bouts or sh"es-as much OF it as the
IL ather will absorb. One substantial farmer
declares that this little receipt ulone had
been worth 10 hun more than the price of
five years subscription 10 the newspaper
publishing it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

OF The great ship Leriafhan is still SOW.
ly moving do" n 10 low water mark. The
cost of launching has been immense, and
many had given her up as a gore ship
but we expect to hear by the next news
that she floats.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

@The Assembly o. New York organized
last Wednesday after foul, weeks voting and
qnarreling BY electieg THos. E. ALvoRr
(Democra') Speaker. He was elected by tn
plurality rule, q course recommended by The
Republicans from the first.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

ora letter from the Cape of Coed Hope
reports the capture OF a large SLAYER afatou,
1000 tuns busden, on the west coast. The
SLAYER ran ashore TO avoid being captured,
ard after throwing overheard 800 negroes
the crew escaped to the shore in their boats
About half tie negroes swan to shore, the
remainder were lost. There were AGO found
on board the vessel.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

@There is not likely 10 be any thing
of interest transpire in Utah before Sprirg
The troops are in quarters for the winter
The Indians are creating some trouble sup
posed to be instiga'ed By BRIGHAM YorsG.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

rYEx Pr.srd. nj FILLMORE is 10 be mar
ried on tn Ith o! February 10 a Mrs. Nc
lsrosH whose former husband made q for
tune in Albany in The crockery business
After this Mr.. FILLMORE might stand anu
Their race for the Presidency.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

@The London News il commenting on
the probable consequences of the difficulty
between Mr.. BUCHANAN and DvUGLAs righ
iy considers it a regular split in the Pro.
Slavery party"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

@The Christians OF Madagascar ere be-
irg slbjt cu'd TO sryerest ?. rseculion. a
MURDER have been put to death, others are
tortured snd then sold 40 Slsrsr.~.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

~The New Orleans Grand Jury refn.
eed to find a bill against General WALgEB
thereby showing conclusively their ow,
completely in his cepredations.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04
limited States Senator.

Ex-Gov. GENES was elected 10 The Sen
ate of the United States by the Iowa Legis
lsture on the 25th by a majority OF 81. HI
takes the place Of jones who has rorn The
bopors long enough.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

GTne President has ISSUED a Prcc,ama
ton fer tie sale Of a large quantity of Liant
in Town during nex' Lime and July.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-02-04

Hon. WM. MEDlLL is lying very sick
Washington City. Scarcely hope is en-
leriaincd of his recovery.