Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-02-07
--f-. From the Cincinnati Gazette, Jan. 81.
Another Expulsion from KY
More An,i-sIavery Men Banlshed.
MOB LAW ENFORCED.
THE PROCEEDINGS, de-, DC.

IHE fHOCEEDINU Us, &C., QC.
Some of the persons lately expelled
from Berea, Madison county, Kentucky,
having manifested an intention of taking
up their abodes in Bracken and Lewis
counties, strong manifestations of dis
pleasure have been exhibited by por-
tion of the inhabitants of those locah-
ties. The excitement has been growing
more intense for a week or two past, and
at last found its vent in meetings, the
proceedings of which we annex: 1@..~ 20
On Saturday, the 21st, public meet
ing was held at Orangeburg, Mason
county, where the following resolutions
were pa ssed:
WHEREAS, our fellow -citizens Of the
county of Madison have recently expelled
therefrom the Rev. John G. Fee-a rad
ical Abolitionist and Jealous agent and
emissary of the anti-slavery societies Of
the North-and many confederates in
the dissemination of his principles, and
the accomplishment of the illegal and
dangerous purposes of his mission; be it.
therefore, .....--. s.....
1. Resozued, That we approve of the
action of the citizens of Madison county
rendered, as we believe, necessary and
justifable by proper regard for the pro-
lection Of their property, and the safety
and security of their families.
2. That no Abolitionist has right tc
establish himself in the slaveholdine
community and disseminate opinions and
principles destructive of its tranquility
and safety. ..r. H.. -..-.........
3. That forbearance ought nor will
not by us be extended to those persons
who come hither with intent to, and who
do actually interfere with our rights Of
property or domestic institutions. .Oul
own peace, and the good of the slaves
alike demand their expulsion.
81 4. That Kentucky has never assailed
openly or covertly, the rights or institu.
tions of the North, nor will she suffer
silently or unrepelled, any aggression
upon those guaranteed to her, either BY
her own or that of the Constitution o.
the United States. e-
5. That we desire and demand to be
'tletaloae, leaving our oficious, and phi
lanthropic friends at the North and else
where, to work out their personal anc
social salvation with fear and trem
bling ... .-.,. ,,- .s... ., .,.,....,r.- ...
6. That, the Rev. James Davis Ca co
worker with the Rev. John 6. Fee, anC
one of those expelled from Madison is
as we understand, now resident on CabiI
creek, in Lewis county, KY, and has, al
we are informed, recently received for
circulation a large number of Helper
Compendium of the Impending Crisis o
the South" book, in the estimation o
this meeting, dangerous in its spirits an(
tendencies Be itthere further resolved
That his presence and residence anon!
us is highly objectionable, and that h
be and is hereby advised and requeste'
to remove from Kentucky and tha
Charles Dimmitt, John R. Bean, Jane
Francis, Samuel Hord, James Hise, Gar
rett Bradley and Leonard Bean ar
hereby appointed committee to inform
MIR. Davis of the purpose and object @
this meeting, and that he comply wit
said request within seven days next afte
the same is made him, or suffer the con
sequences of Noncompliance Herewith
Duty, safety, and the interest of the com
munity compelling US, in the event o
non compliance, to resort to means alik
painful to us and hazardous to him.
Z. In case Mr. Davis does not leave
that the committee hereinbefore az
pointed, call another public meeting
Iconsider and determine what action shal
be had in the premises. ~ .,..,.-....
8. That these proceedings be signe
by the President and Secretary, and pub
lished in the Maysville papers. 90
MEETING IN BRAcKEN COUNTY.
On Monday, the 23d inst, a meetin
was held at Brooksville, Bracken count,
the proceedings of which we give below
A meeting of the citizens of Bracke
and Mason counties, Kentucky, calle
for the purpose of considering the prC
priety of allowing John G. Fee 4 CO
and others of like character to sett
among us, was held at Brooksvill
Bracken county, KY, January 23'
1860. -......... t...-.-...... ,.-...... -<.
On motion of John II. Boude, Co
w. Orr was elected President, and Gel
Samuel Worthington and Rudolph Blac
Vice Presidents. Arthur. Fox, Jam,
w. Armstrong and J. A. Kackley, wei
appointed Secretaries. r..
On motion of Judge Jos. Donipha
, committee of twelve was appointed
draft resolutions expressive of the sens
of this meeting. The following person
were appointed as said Committee: d
J. Taylor Bradford, Col A. .Bledsoe, v
P. Deity, DIR. John Coburn, Judge 10
Doniphan, Isaac Reynolds, Henry Al
derson, John E. French, A. j. Cobur
Robert Coleman, R. P. Dimmitt and CO
> A. Seward.
The committee, through their chai
man, Judge Joseph Doniphan, presente
the following resolutions, which wei
unanimously adopted: .s...u
WHEREAS, John Gregs Fee and job
G.. Hanson, lately expelled from Mad
son county, Kentucky, are now
Bracken county, preparing to make
their home. And whereas, that bot
Fee and Hanson are enemies to IL
State, dangerous to the security of o,
lives and property, we, the citizens
Kentucky, deem it our duty to prote
our lives and property from enemies
J home as we'll as abroad, do now solemn
declare the said John G. Fee and job
: G., Hanson must, by the 4th day of Fel
) ruary next, leave this county and Stat
!. That we earnestly entreat them
do so without delay, but in the event
4 their failing to do so by that time, the
e shall do SO even should it require ply
n ieal force to accomplish the end.
Y 2 That j. B. Mallett, a school teach
: in district No. q, and Wyatt Robinsc
f and --- Holeman, must leave th
e county and State at the same time; al
) in the event of their falling or refusin
It they shall be expelled by force; and tn