Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-06-16
WAR0E1 1TW.
Climax of Abolition AtrocitY.


The Memphis Appeal says:
SIR. James III. Swa. United States Dep
uty Marshal for West Tennessee, has Just
returned from Columbus, Ohio, whittier he
went for the purpose of execution, upon the
Governor of Ohio, and rcqusiton, from the
Governor of Tennessee, for the arrest and
delivery to him Of the person of one Stephen
c. Kennedy, charged with stealing five nc
grocs from his wife, in this city, during the
past spring. The negroes Gas chargcd) were
the scpcratc property of Mrs Kennedy, and
were stolen from her by her husband, who
copcd in company with an abandoned woman,
taking with him these negroes, his witc's jew
crvan heir little child Kennedy took the
negroes to Virginia and sold them, whence
he went to Ohio in Company with this para
mour. a rcqusition was issued by Gov. llar-
ris, at the instance of Mrs Kennedy, for the
arrest and delivery of Kennedy to the Mar
shall, for high crime against the laws of Ten
ncsScc.
Mr.. Swan proceeded to Columbus and de-
Iivcrcd to Governor DenniSon the rcquistion
of Governor Harris Governor Dcnnison ask
ed time to deliberate before giving his answer,
and in half an hour returned to the hotel and
advised Mr., Swan that property in slaves was
?eogniscL by the laws of Ohio, and there
4G'o IL ",s y no crime, by said laws to steal
ny with Mrs EJ s,'I' t'ISIIuen' @H' ~ coI,'p"-
Kennedy and his nar,,u ~ m'~, e,n ""oI
"T'"iShe1 Kennedy for stealing his wifc's Jew.
,'Iy' Ncnnedy was tried by magistrate am,
''''u 10 Do'l which he readily gave by dcposi.
which bc hod rooo;,. '|"2 c'S inc same money
We arc clad TO lnnrn H., ~ tIlc stolen slaves,
cecded in oott;n1. s,'"C ,;i'S' Ncnhcdy sue
which she s@;ynd - IT, 'Jf,'o" on hcr child,
Thus has hoo,, S"o uo"''cil OF kennedy.
of Ohio ono nf tLn "''',"dtcu' '''4 ny the Gov.
and most A,oron+ i,'ce' "'rocous outmges
tionaI comfy Lctwnnr H. g. oi 'iic N"hStItu-
truted. If i a,s,,.: 'o '''"'cS' ever perpc- |
Tennessee. which calIs Co., =. "Poh tHo rights OF
dial action, in orJcr - aI.; ;''o 9c'SrcSt rene
the past and socmr;t, ''n ~ indemnity for /
movement of Abnlt;on;s,SY S"I ~ lu'9re' 1T Is
scrutiny and rcarct;nn 80 ''l"' demands the
State. The rcndition nf 'fu'{ cl'lzch OF our
from legal iusticc from, a,'o S'.lNcS escaping
or, is provided for ono Stntn ';",c ; ln'o anoth'
provided for by the EcdnrI ~ i"ao another, is
the action of the nco,, s,'-,:. no'c'"'"cht and !,
Ohio, is high-bonded nSmnnn "G uo'I.nor' OF {
md notification of tho EoJa."I ''V" ~ oI power !
nat must be rebukcd and resented hY. ,',on o,.oo
lonest citizen. Tbc Northn~,' su"'Cu ca Dy every b
lur from power such fellows &c 'I,oa noa, must Il
nd place upon their condpct tbo aooi e'rfIe;r p
terncst rcbuke or .lo sea az to tLn IT
> - '.N' :, Ses:,tl,n cln0e, ;,.;ttl
niger existence Oh W. ':''" "'0 '"' ''''''N d
~ .cornado~Great Loss Of Life. c,
hestruoslVe rnI ~. uao0 tcrr;blc storm swept Il
GIrLcS''ts uno ia Torth. .~oetcrn Illiuois. II
YER Eastern ;T%ha" ioM" nm' oonsoa more destruc. c
asst night s wnicn sS,tv m v SsneciaIIy at Clinton
owo than any ymmhn s,m,ar TiSTp',o T"wa and AIbany
The towns OIL ni1.niU' ou.'IS"ou' dnmolshcd Tn the
limos were conP'I.o,35 3 hod;o" have already
ormerr. thlrtyt~o ue'I .hnr" oor worn still num-