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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-12


The termination Of the Rescue Cases, 90 far
as the present action Of the Federal Court is
concerned. was substantially reached yester-
dav, with the sentence Of Bushnell and The
continuance Of tae rest Of the cases, until
next term in July. The great mass Of the un
tried are still in jail, to which they were com
mitted through judicial lie, solemnly recorded
in the journals Of the Court, aud deliberately
and Indignantly persisted in, after all possible
pretext was demolished, and the Court was
earnestly appealed TO, to DO single act Of jus
tce, by at least once causing its record to tell the
truth.
The Court preserved its consistency; and Ger.
tainly is not to be reproached with anything SO
unexpected and entirely out of its way.
A full report of yesterdays doings is given
elsewhere, which furnishes additional matter
for reflection, if indeed the time for reflection
is not past, and the period Of action fully ar
rived
We have no room this morning for a resume
of the leading events of the remarkable cases,
or for extended comment on the closing scenes.
The entire thing--in object, purpose and oc.
complishmcnt, in machinery, material, and
men. had wonderful adaptation throughout.
The fugitive slave law was to be enforced, an
obnoxious community humbled, and great ex
ample for the benefit of the whole North made
Who so fitting to preside, and rule, or make
the needed law, as an indicted kidnapper of a
negro, aud fugitive himself from Justice =
Then with what persistent, never varying care
and labor, he warped and twisted every decs.
lou, so as to wall out the possibility of any but
the predetermined result. Aud finally, with
what mingled power and glory he came down
on the unfortunate rescuer, in bis fHal judg-
ment upon him Having an eye TO rhetoric, as
well as the high moral influence of the piece
he was acting, he put the judicial question to
the prisoner if ''He had any regrets for his con-
duet ?' because such an answer as he got, was
necessary to the force and beauty of his written
judgment
The Jury was nee ssarily counterpart OF
the Judge-old, broken down, party hacks, with
the scabs and marks of the party harness still
on them selected soltly and exclusively for no
purpose but to do the thing they did. OF
course they returned the verdict required, and
the Court sentenced the convict, and he is in
Jail The Marshal and District Attorney per
formed their functions, and to the acceptance o
their keepers.
This morning Langston will be sentenced ;
the Court will adjourn without day, and Prof
Peck aud his associates will remain in prison.
The hearts aud sympathies of a Christian peo-
pie will be with them, end this great outrage
will add another item to the huge pile which
awaits the destroying and reforming hand Of
the People.
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son, before the offence and felony was com.
mittsd in fern aforesaid, by the said Henry
Jackson, to-wit on the thirtieth day Of August,
in the year aforesaid, at the city of Buffalo, IN
the county aforesaid, did feloniously and with
Out lawful authority, incite, move, procure, aid,
COUNSEL hire and command the said Henry
jackson, the said offence and felony in manner,
deed, form aforesaid, TO do and commit, contra.
ry TO the form Of the statute in such case made
and provided and against the peace Of the peo.
pie of the State Of New York and their Dig
nifty.
And the Jurors aforesaid, upon their oath
Aforesaid DO further present that the said Hen.
~ jackson aforesaid 10 wit on the first day
Of September, in the year aforesaid with force
and arms, at the city Of Buffalo, in the county
Of Erie aforesaid, feloniously and without law
ful authority, did wheedle inveigle and deceive
one Alexander Williams, then and there being,
with intent to cause him, the said Alexander
Williams, to be sent out OF the said State of New
York against his will and the Jurors aforesaid,
upon their oath aforesaid, do further present,
that the said Vernon II. Lindenburger and Hi
ram V. Wilson, before the said crime was com.
mitted in form last aforesaid, to-wit on the same
day and year last Aforesaid, at the city of Buffalo
aforesaid, did feoniously and maliciously incite,
move, procure, aid, counsel, hire and command
manner and form last aforesaid, to do and com.
init, contrary to the form Of the statute in such
case made and provided, and against the peace
of the people Of the State of New York and
their dignity
And The Jurors aforesaid, upon their oath
Aforesaid, do further present that the said Hen.
ry Jackson afterwards, to wit on the same
day and year last aforesaid, with force and arms,
at the year last aforesaid, with force and arms
at the place last aforesaid feloniousy and
without lawful authority, did deceive, inveigle
and induce the said Alexander Williams, then
and there being to 60 to the city OF Cleveland,
in the State Of Ohio, with intent thereby to
cause him, the said Alexander Williams, to be
held to service against his will.
And the Jurors aforesaid upon their oath
aforesaid, do further present that the said Yer
non II. Lindenberger and Hiram V. Wilson,
before the said crime was committed in form
last aforesaid, to wit on the same day and
year at the place last aforesaid, did feloniously
and maliciously incite, move, procure, aid, coun-
sci, hire and command that the said Henry
jackson, the said crime in manner aud form
aforesaid to do and commit contrary TO the form
of the statute in such case made and provided,
and against the peace Of the people Of the State
Of New York and their dignity.
(Signcd) H, W. RODGERS,
District Attorney.
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The record, past and present, of the Federal
Judge Of Northern Ohio, presented in the Lead
er of to-day, iorciby illustrates his peculiar fit
ness for the duties of Government Pursuer un-
der the Fugitive Slave Act The place was
made for Judge Wilson, and Judge Wilson
for the place.
Lawyer Wilson was actively engaged in the
"nigger business" being associated with a COL
ored man in this city, and professional slave
catcher from Louisiana. They operated under
an old Ohio Fugitive Law since repealed The
decoy used by Wilson and company to get
possession of their victims, would have done
credit to Jennings and the young scoundrel
Boynton. Itis fully set forth in the indictment
found in Recorder Slows Court, Buffalo. A
nOiie in the case of Wilson was finally entered
at the instance offriends, by Prosecutor Rogers,
OF Erie county, also a Democrat Read the
documents.
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They Plead Guilty, DO They,

The four Wellington men who were induced
to change their plea Of mot guilty" by Mr..
Dist Attorney Belden, plead severally as fol-
lows "The said indictment being again read
to him, he, protesting thai he is not gully in
g manner and form as IS charged ia sad indicf-
'meat, for plea says that he will not further
contend with the said United States, with
which plea the Attorney for the United States
ais content" whereupon, DC.
The Attorney for the United States is very
easily satisfied
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toRlGINALl
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(T9 expire on the bth day Of January, 1901
Columbus. ono. Maya.lsl

NNANAAieNaf
Whereas, the Kings County Fire Insurance ConDan,
located w hroukyu IA the State OF New YORK has Giej M
tns once sworn statement OF It's condition AS rJ
by ne hrs section Of the bot "N regulate In uTanc %
paul incorporated b. the State tf OhlcH passsd
Apn y 1856 and, whereas, said company has furnrhst
We uhutsBned satisfactory evidence that ID Is poss s,ed
OF az least one hu dred thousand dulars of actua
invested stocks or IA bonds IA mortgages In real s
,ale worm uoupe the amount for which ID s NOR aassd.
ahe Mhsieas, sal company has cd ia this ofce a Srs
se unuer m corporate seal sEued by the Pre-.
slent t9u secretary thereof author aing any AGENT on
AGENTS Of said company IN this State 10 aoknowlejeo
wee OF process tor aud an behalf OF said c0mpnnV c
lhS 80 Nes Of process, mosne dnal upon any
Nu' agent OF Hgens snail BE- taken and held be m valid
ns n served upon the company, according 10 the ln ~
ms or any other state, and waving ali claim or Tght
error py reason OF such acknuwle0gmeht of gergire
NoT IheieIoI9 IN pursuance Oflhe drs section Of the
l regulate Insurance C0mpuni los nu eOorponied nv
NE Ne otse " ohlo,' passed Apr g. 1866, Ffaucis MI
Iikh5 Agh o, ol stalo, 90 hereby cerlf thar said
rug County ntuhuc- Company Is au hOT zed to trtns-
att me business Of Fire and Marine Insurance m Stse
aud eight huuarei and iHY. ~
IA witness Whereof have heraunto suhgo,ihed m, nae
and caused The seal VI NJ once t0 b. anred ms nih
Jay OF May 40 he rear thousand eight hundred and
nay nine "i'N wy
msYp9llw I'm WRIGHT. Auditor,
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TRUTH OF HISTORY v1NDlCATED

BEING FULL ACCOUNTS OF u s. DIS
TDICT JUDGE WILSON'S CONGO.
TION WITH THE KIDNAPPING OF A
DOLORED BOY IN THIN YEAR ls4i--
ACOPY OF THE INDICTMENT FOUND
AGAINST JACKSON, LINDENBERGER
AND WILSON FOR KIDNAPPING
AND A COPY OF THE REQUIsITTON
MADE BY THE GOVERNOR OF NEW
YORK ON THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO
FOR THE KIDNAPPERSi
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Neither qraltors nor rorie,.

MEssRs. EDIToRs In your rough shod
handling in yesterdays Leader Of Parson
Browns sermon, delivered in Westminster
Church, portion Of which he has thought
proper to give the press, you make a contrast
Of Rev. Messrs Thorne, White and Brewster,
Of this City. Having heard these three gentle
men in their several pulPits on the great sub.
ject which so deeply intensifes this oOmmun n
iiy, may be allowed my humble testimony in
averring that they are neither traitors nor tor
les. CAHDOR
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Judge HoRAUo j. Cox, of Zancsville, is men.
toned in many of the Republican priuts as a
candidate for nomination for State Auditor
lie is a good man for the place. and has many
strong friends in the central and southeastern
portion Of the State where hs is most person
ally known
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-12

The President has appointed John Heart,
formerly editor of the Charleston Mercury,a fire.
eater and nulliiying disunionIst Sf the iercest
stamp, Superintendent of the Public Printing,
the lucrative Office held by Gen. Bowman when
the President made him his official organ and
changed the Union" newspaper to the Con
stituton." The Executive editor commcnds
the appointment of course.
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Gss Canada ore, magnetic oxydo, is sold in
Cleveland at 81 per ton aud guaranteed on the
basis Of 81 per cent iron This ore will make
an excellent mixture with that of Lake supe-
rior, and the argillacous ores of Mahoninp and
Tuscarawas valleys.
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e~Lsa -.
HE PRINcEs AND THE PHysIoIAN.-Few for.
elghers VINO were soJourning in Rome during
the Autumn Of ls-can fail TO remember tbe
violent illness of the beautiful Princess =.
which suddenly withdrew from the brillent sociaI
circles OF that city their fairest ornament. The
means by which that iluGtrious lady was restor.
ed to health, when given over by all the faculty
IN Rome, Is however so general known She
owes her life, and IS ever prompt to acknowledge
the obligation, TO the most distinguished phV-
sician of the age, DIR. Thomas HOLLOWAY. That
extraordinary man happened to arrive in tbe
"Seyen hilled City" Iust as the crisis of her dis
order, and was Immediately summoned TO her
palace. He found the Princess in a sad oondit.
ION During an evening drive through the
Campagna she had been smitten by the fear.
lul malaria which sometimes arises in poison.
Gus clouds from the adjacent marshes The
consequence was violent bilious attack ter
mlnating in jaundioe The lovely face which
had dazzed all eyes, and eolipsed all rivalry at
Dali and banquet, was yellow as saffron, and the
eyes which had kindled love and admiration in
thousand hearts were duller than lead In
feeble voice she inquired of the doctor what
could be done for her at he same time protest.
ing shat If the hue that now tinged her akin
were to remain after her recovery she WoplJ
rather die than live. Smiling at the pardonable
VANITY OF Que whose pueenly beauty was the
theme Of every traveller who visited Rome he
told her cheeriully that her life and her lowell.
ness were both safe. His prediction proved
true, URder the influence of his Irresistible
Pills, the yellow suifusion began TO pass off
and day by day, like n star bursting through a
cloud her beauty was re developed Within
SIX weeks It was announced that the Rrincess
would soon gladden. the eyes other admirers at
an evening festival to take place al her chateau
At livoli IN honor Of her recovery.
IL may we'll bs supposed that the Princes
would willingly have displayed her gratitude
on a magnificent scale, but this DR. III would
not permit He refused to receive ANYTHING
save mere souvenirs and she presented him |
with most appropriate one, II was double
set in emeralds and diamonds, one |
case representing the Princess as she Law upon |
her sick bed, despOiled By disease Of all her |
charms, and the other containing her likeness |
az she appeared at the iete in the full bloom Of |
restored health and beauty. The rRsmento was
accompanied by note in which were these
words Whenever you look at the two pic.
lures, Imagine il you oan, my boundless gTas.
tnde. II may we'll be supposed that DR.
Holloway treasures this delicate tribute to his
skill, among his choicest sOHpsairs -" Courier
Del PPHla, Rome, .r.-
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A letter to the st. Louis Republican of the
10th, gives a very disconraging account from
the mines. 1t states that large numbers Of mi
ners are returning without means of subsistence,
aud fears of starvation are entertained It was
thought they would attack out. going trains.
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LYNcmNo At THE MINEs.-Ihe name of the
murderer lynched at Denver City by the Vigi-
lance Committee, was John Stuffie, and his
former place of residence Louisville, Ky. He
had murdered Antoine Beingraf, also from
Louisville
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CLEvELANp, Oet. IN. le41.

CLEvELAED, Oct 18th, lS4l.
DIR. BAILEY AS much interest has been ex
cited in the case Of the two colored persons
recently kidnapped in the State Of New York,
] now forward you short account of this afro
cious transaction, with the names of those con
conIed
In August fellow by the name Of Linden
berger, from Louisiana, an expelled officer from
the U 5. army, and q reguler slave hunter,
came to this city. lie called on one Jackson, a
mulauo barber, and presented him with vo dol
lars, Thereby obtaining his confidence, and from
him learned that he, Jackson, had employed a
yellow boy by the name of Williams, then liy
Ing IN Buffalo, and also that the barber had as.
sisted iugitives on the way TO the land of liber
ty. The hunter now sought for, and found
suitable persons to aid him in his vile project
in the firm Of Payne g. Wilson, (H b. Pavne
and H. V. Wilson, technically known by The
name Of Fogg g. Dodson.')
II &;
unnecessary to detail, the black tissues of false.
hood, with which the'yellow boy Williams, and
another colored man were inveigled TO this city.
Upon londng, the yellow boy was directed 20
some distance, where he was seized by the iail-
eT, whose christian name is "LibertyW Waite
Inc victims were put into a carriage and hur-
iled tc the house of Associate Judge Barber,
who It was expected would order the boy into
bondage. Fortunately the Judge was absent
Tho county jail, built by the money of Free.
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State Of New York. Z c,
lnnnLV of Kimna 20

Alden C[oweN, President and Oliver r. Inaer.ol
Secrelay OF the Kings County FiTo Insurance T,,mnl
vlns seEqial swon deosa and that the foreEoinF
lB ul auu correct statement OF the gdairs IN si5
Lumpuny-that the said SuIunre Compnnr is i , ,alu
IIe, owner OF at least ONE HUNuki ID THOiJsAN'ni
~ o. actual cash capital iuvoste IN sforks an
nahus OF ~ mortgages ON Real Estate worth double ths
u3uhl ul winch the same Is murgugt d. that the above de-
wuned inYesl ments nor unV part thefeuf M rY,te
lhe Denth 9l any individual exercising suhorty I'M the
uahhbemehl OF balu company either President Srcre
t!r' Treasurer Director otherwise; that the noe
above described have not been assigned MOI Ia aUv 5s
w euahFu W impaired ny said Company AMI th1t Ihev
are the above described officers Of said In uranee Conn.,
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GAsIs NoRwALE.-The right pIsasant town
oi Norwaik is soon to be lighted by gas
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Erie county, I
City of Buffalo, ss.:

Erie county,
City of Buffalo, Sss:
|, Michenes Cadwallader, Clerk of the Recor
der's Coult of the City of Buffalo, do certify
that the foregoing is true copy of an orgina
indictment on file IN my office, as Clerk of th,
said Court--and further that have compared
said copy with said original and find it to be
correct transcript of the same and of the Who'll,
| thereof
In witness whereof have hereuntC
subscribed my name and affixed th,
[Seall seal Of the said Court the fifteenth
day of September A. D, l84l.
(Signed,)
NJ. CADWALLADER, Clerk.
! County oi Erie
City OF ButfIo, ss
Henry W Rogers, District Attorney Of sal,
county, being sworn says-that Henry jackson
! Vernon ii. Lindenberger and Hiram V. Will
son are now in the State of Ohio, as this depo
nent is Informed and verify believes-and tina
| they urc the identical persons named as deien
! danIs 10 au indictment ofwhich the within ant
Foregoing is a copy.
subscribed and sworn this
10th day of September, A.
| D., 1871
(Sigurj,) (Signed,)
N CALLAWADER, II. W. RO GERS
Clerk Of the Recorders
Court OF the City of Buff
| falo.
Endqr4ed "Ihe People VS. Henry Jackson
Vernon Lindeuherger and Hiram v Wilson
MISUNDERSTANDING and kidnapping. H. W
Rogers District Attorney, "a copy.) Filed
Sept. 49, ls4l.
Copy of the Requisition.
William II. Seward, Governor of the State OF
New York
TO HIS Erceiiency the GooernOr Of the STATE
of OhD:
1t appears by the annexed papers duly au-
thentcated according to the
(Srall laws Of our State, that Henry
jackson, Vernon H. Linden.
berger and Hiram V. Wilson
lSigned) stand charged in this State
WIN. H. SEWARD. with having without lawful
authority inveigled and kid.
mapped person with intent
to cause such person to be sent out of this state
and to the State of Louisiana against his will.
there TO be held TO service against his will and
Il has been represented TO me that they have
He'd fro n the justice Of this State and have TAX
en- refuge within the State OF Ohio
Now, therefore, pursuant to the proyisons of
the Constitution and Laws of the United States
in such case made and provided, do hereby
require that the sail Henry jackson, Vernon
Llndenherger and Hiram V. Wilson he
apprehendcd and delivered 10 George b.
Gates aud joe w, Barton, who is hereby duly
authorized to receive them and convey them to
the State OF New York, there to be dealt with
according to law.
In witness whereof l have her unto liked
my name and the l'riyy Seal of the a,ar ~
twenty tlllh day of September, ia tno yea, ul
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty.
one.
BY the Governor
tSigned,l HENRY UNDERWOOD,
Private Secretay
"Requisition Of Gov of New York
for Jackson, Lindenberger and Wilson "
Warrant issued to Sheriff of Cuyahora.
Oct. 8, lS4l"
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AadIlor of Siatels nmce N o

UHIU- !
Columbus, MAY 9Th. 1853.
l. tEmcis NJ Wright Auditor Of state ior Ohio do Gere
Iouy thaL the bregoius ls correct statement ot cDu
a,uon ol the KINGS COuulY FIe ln,uranoe CombRny Of
ht9osyh New YORK, made TO this otoe for the year 1857
Witness my hand and seal Officially
u + NJ, WRIGHT, Auditor OF Stale
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FRENoNT, sandasky o., Ohio. p.h ,e,o

phi aus bsar ST Early last s,ri,,e ma, ,i,o IT.
was followed by IA conti~' ,e time, took cold, which
sus uf4r Th ~ luul couch suppTp ssOu ard -uun-
was sos-- AVER also sremed very sluggish and re-
.cey any actlan Of the bowels She suffered g,gd
ueal rom pam and weakness Of the hack likewise main in
sues ahu became very weak thin IN flesh oud fever
~ ihg the spllng gnd summer empl' yeJ th phV
Cas bu the suppression continuing the dsb " in
cteasng hey thought little else d be lone thAn match
EP, pdae' ara one hnaly told that COnSuHntiup
a bfel gradually advancing and that sIe could NOT pr0-
upy survive long within two weeks after commencing
ttatHeu h september last she began TO improve
bp @ @ssG rapidly until health as restored At present
hTst residing IN Fremont, about six years ago
ahe hd suffered 50 uCI before gained So fast after he
.is our trel me- NJ and has been wol ever sine
m nave e!t uduy 10 nliuu by letter. that It I0nv
mar2G 8 W prrD
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April and May Appointments.
)R, H. TUBBS can be consulted a

@ Ut 9lSss ms Undivided attention Chronic Diseases
treating th0us1ndS annually hundreds of whom ec
cred after al other resources had failed
efpolFA are never used, are patients ever
recovery 7F'"uiNb Pluspoot oI
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As. tRQWELL, President
a. Il lNGkRSULL, Score afy
subscribed and sworn be Ore me- this sth day of NAV
u 81 LEWIS HURST
Comml lsionaI for ne stnIe ni nl,in
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on the 10th inst, By Rev J. NJ ON, MIA NJ CHRIS
TIE and Miss LESSER NJ JOHNSTON, all Of this city
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h-Ihe greatest amount insured in any ope is am
lAh-lheg greatest amount allowed by the rules To be- pSu
ing the same -' '''''' 'N''iio'
lhh-lhe Ereatest amount allowed to be insured In any
,. ohehlocA- Is discretionary with he officers
Ah-lhe amount ut rs capital OF earnings depostpd m
uoN other 81 To- as curly for los es tIrieip nar1
iug them Win the amOunI Of euCh and stl
State or States None. ''o ." '''u
lahihe Charter, or act OF Incorporation Of said Gamma
~ The charter CeuidcpsB of inc6rn IN an r.
hled 10 the office OF the ecTetury OF state comics f
which are here annexed '' ''Pi0' VI
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tSigned) HENRY UNDERWOOD,
Private Secretay
Endorsed "Requisition Of Gov. of New York
tor Jackson, Lindenberger and Wilson +"
Warrant issued to Sheriff of Cuyaho,ra.
Oct. s, lS4l"
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1 Case Elegant Spangler FANS.
mayt RETIBERG 4 HAUSTAN
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New Style of Burial CaSkGt.

~ Dealers in Missouri Gra1uaIed Lads NJ IL ~ -
w. 0'N ." "'o''9 Poi "Oie' NO, o. Huhman's Block,
Opposite the Post Office
F-75-T and ,y.rr .,,. h..-,. -, Cleveland, Ohio.
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