The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-01
Story Of a Mothers Love.

Some time last tall, the Cincinnati Gazctie
announced tho arrest IN Koutucky. of an
old freed woman named Juliet. who had
been purchased by tho Rcy j q. Foe, Tan
ant'sldVery labOrer in tue very uupromls.
lng moral vlneyard OF Bracken County,. and
brought her TO this State. Mr.. Foo bought
the woman OF his Iathor, whose family still
held ten OF her descendants in slavery -
Alter living four years IN ONO, the poor old
soul heard last TALL that another son of hor
formor master was about TO go to Now Or
leans, aud take several OF hor children with
him. Now this miserable woman had never
properly conquered her prcjudices, and
when tho nuws came that her children
whom she loved with II Tenderness almost
white, were to he torn from her forever, she
stole over into Kentucky, and tried to enticu
them to run away
In Kentucky. you may go into a school
house aud pistol tho teacher # you like; YOU
may JON mob trying to shout down u de-
fenceiess man; you may evou bruak Into
jail, wheru the wretch lies PROSTATE with
bis wounds. and murder HIM ia his bod. Ii
any Indictment should he brought against
you for indulgihg IN these diversions, there
are plenty OF enlightened jurors to acqut
you. But beware of speaking to the on
liberty or fight from bondage You are
neddling with the right of property in man.
the sacredost thing known to tho southern
heart, and tho swift punishment Of tho law
follows sou.
Tho citizens of Brackcn Co were greatly
outraged at the conduct of tho woman who
loved her children, aud she was seized and
thrown into prison. Hrr bail was ixud at
$500, which some ill-adyiscd person gave
She was released, but was Immediately ar.
rested again upon othor warrants, III oacl
case the bail being fixed at $500.
Juliet lay ia prison the whole winter. On
tho 3rd of March her triuI took place. She
was found guilty, aud sentenced to three
years imprisonment in the pGnitcntiary. -
There is nothing to say-State JouraaL
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The Riot IN AUBURN STATE PRIsoS Til,
Rochester Democrat gives the following par
ficulars of the late fatal disturbance in the
Auburn State Prison on Saturday week last
One of the convicts employed IN the hame
shop being unruly tho head keeper. Mr.
Austin, ordered him to be taken to the dun.
gcon. The shop .koopor, MIR Hubbard,
proceeded TO execute tho order, aud while
in the act of unlocking the cell door, the
prisoner broke away from him and ran back
TO the shop. calling upon tho other cnnyicts
for assistance. The head keeper then at.
tempted to secure him, when the convict
strucd him with a bar of iron and drew a
ueapon--a round file, sharpcncd to point
which tho keeper wrcstcd from him. All
the convicts then made rush. and com.
monced throwing hammers planes, &c, at
the officers. Tho agent then ordered the
guard to fro upon upon them, and two OF
the convcts were mortaly wounded and
one slightly. They were then marched tc
their cells at tho point of the bayonot. One
of them, German, is armed with kufc
and declares that he will kill the first mar
that attempts TO open his cell. The head
keeper has armed himself and gone to set
him.