Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-01-10

sflibustern tout their short remaining
layslA The great, sovereign people have
1ecfeed their utter overthrow and can
well afford to let them vent d spite which
car, NO longer do much mischief
TIE Presidents message has stirred to
its very depths the wrath of the North
ern leaders of the party. He has again
officially, the Democratic
creed, and as the most fanatical of all
Southern disunienists have always ex-
it. This has killed the last hope
OF. another successful swindle. Itisi no
longer possible TO again deceive the
Northern people with the double-distiiled
hypocrisy and fraud of the Cincinnati
PLATFORM and hence the rage of the
Northern leaders, IF that platform
could have been sre-adopted at Charles,
ton, the South could have been carried
ons the strength of its real intent and
meaning, with a slight hope OF. deceiying
a few Northern States by the transparent
sham of popular sovereignty. But Bu-
chanan has torn that .refuge of lies
away and the humbug has exploded. The
people cant be cheated again, and SO the
Administration is cursed BY those who
elected it. But here is the end of my
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The ssChivalryn-E1iles from Kentucky
Their Address to the Governor-IIis
ness OF slavehoIders. sr.i
s..5.ss ris-f, CoLUMBUs, Jan. 8, $50. /.
s.iD Dear 1s1egrapht' While waiting. for
the hour of opening the session for the
day, we have concluded to pen amis-
cellaneous'' letter. 20 !. ..'sS ts = !. 7,
The echiyalry" Of Kentucky have
carried out their threat of some two
weeks ago, by driving from the State
many Of her best citizens. ] Thissy-sir
of these exiles are now IN Cincinnati,
and others in different parts of the State.
The crime for which these gentlemen
have been driven from their native State,
their property, their business and their
homes, is that of believing with Wash
sington, Madison, and the fathers of the
s
Republic, that slavery, is "a moral and
political evil - 5laiaalst L5ti 5iza Agtgs
It is admitted by their enemies thai
these men are, Industrious. upright
peaceful, and intelligent. That theJ
have violated no law of the State or ma
ltion, is expressly given as the reason Of
Etheir expulsion BY mob violence. ~
&, Reuerend John G. Fee is well knowr
to the Country as having been, for man.
years, an earnest, but quiet and able'min
'ister of the Presbyterian Church, bu
who would not sanction the new dogm,
that slavery is Divine Institution.
He, by the purity ofhis life, and beaut.
of his example, being standing rebuk'
to the lawlessness and violence whiei
surrounded him, became, ike his master
the subject of their rancorous hate. H
stands, therefore, at the head ,of-the list
among the eziles are Rev. J.. A. B. Rog
ers, principal of fourishing school a
gBerea, and his family; ]. D. Reed ant
family; John S. Hanson and family
Mr.. Hanson is native iof Kentucky
| and q hard working, thrifty man. FL
/ had recently erected asteam saw-miil
and owns five hundred acres Of land i
Madison Co.. KY. The Rev. J +
Boughton; e. 4. Hayes and s. Life, car
/ penters, A. G.. w. Parkef, a native o
South Carolina, - Toney, 4, native .
Tennessee, John Smith, native of Ohio
"a farmer who has lived in Kentuek,
some years. Mr.. Smith is described b
Mr. Fee as a grey haired father, a ma
4 of prayer, indeed Of eminent rpiety an
usefulness The only otfensa charge
against any ofthems is thato entertain
ling Abolition sentiments n iaoz agAa
/ Several meetings were held, and reso
lutionsi passed that all persons hoIdin
sentiments opposed to slavery should b
driven out ofthe State; but these peopl
could not for a time, believe that tn
lawless threats would be put into execl
tion. But at one Of these meetings
committee Of sixty five were appointed
authorized to act under and byYirtue {
bthe following resolutions saa aInrY
be oReso1ced,,1. seThatthe committee whic
has been appointed by this meeting d
within ten days from thistinie, wait upo
John G.. Fee, ) Alb. Rogers, and a
T others that the said committee ma
think inimical and dangerous to our il
Estitutions, our interests, and our publ
safety and tranquility, and inferm the
that they must quit this county an
: State; and that they must be without ii
! limits of this county within tendaysa aft.
the time Of receiving said notice; an
that said committee are directed byst
meeting to take such steps as they ma
deem rightEand proper in removing Il
said Free, Rogers, ,letc from the count
, ! if they are found witEp its limits aft.
the time specified has run out. s.ss.11
r q. That the said committee meet
this place on Wednesday, the .21st inst
at ten o'clock A. M; to consultas,t to ii
{ manner of their proceeding in carryir
out these resolutions. sgyrj s.szsa.,
This Committee, mounted and arme
} rode through the county, and gave Il
1stWarning'' required bY the resolution