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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
sslss From the New York Tribune
AN FRESHMAN sCoURGED AND TARRED AND
i1. 1s'. r FEATHERED.

The Charleston Mercury of the 18th ult,
has the following paragraph under its CoIum
bia rs O. correspondence ~ TsI af5
:" A workman on the new State House
named Powers, has been utiering seditious
sentiments here without coneealment, and on
more than one occasion expressing his entire
approval Of Browns invasion. He was ap
pretended by the Mayor, and subjected to ex
animation in the presence of the Commission.
er of this Circuit. The proof of his incen
diary language and feelings was abundant and
conclusive, although not of any attempt to
tamper with slaves. He was, therefore yes
terday ordered to be escorted from prison
to the outskirts of the city by the Mar
shals. As threats of rescue had been made
by other stone masons, he was carried through
the town at IL o'clock A. ~, and through the
State-House yard, where these men were at
work. crowd, of course in attendance. No
attempt at rescue wos made, and at the Char
lotte junction of the city the Vigilance Com
mittee took him ia hand, stripped him to
the waist, insisted tNenty-nine lashes and a
coat of tar and featherers Hence he vas
forwarded By railroad to Charleston.
The same journal has this paragraph under
the head of its leading articles .I
TIE TARkED STONE CUTrEa-The tarred
stone cutter, alluded to in the JMecurys Co.
lumbia correspondence. duly arrived in this |
city. consigned to the Chief of Police. He
walked to the Guard House voluntarily in his
unique Dress He relates his adventures in
the simplest manner, concluding with the asser !
ton that lie don't care d-n for the tarrine
and feathering, but the nine-and-twenty lash.
IS administered to him was a little tight
On Tuesday last there called at the Office of |
the Tribune very good-looking young man,
representing himself to be James Powers-l
he had arrived in a steamer from Charleston
On Mondays the day before He showed his
'cars and bloody marks. He told his story in
l very simple and straightforward way to this
fleet, after denying the editors statement
hat he did not care for the tarring and feath
,rine -4 =# n - Hsf ~
He was born in Ireland. He came to this
country and settled in Philadelphia. 70 He
earned the trade of a stone cutter. He was
working with Mr.. Waters, West Chestnut
treet, Philadelphia, q year since but dull
lines growing out of the financial revulsion,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
and the General Welfare.
THE 1AwYERs PATRON sA1Nr.
BY J HN g. SAKE.


R"yef OF Erittanuy, once = time,
when business was tagging at home,
was sent as a legate to Italy'a cline, siE
To confer with the Father ct Rome,
Ana what was the message the minister brought
To the Pope he preferred q complaint;
That each other profession a patron had eo.. r
While the lawyers had never a saiuti
Very trne.' seid his Holineus-sniling to find
An attorney so civil and pIsasant-
but my very last saint is already assigned,
And can't make new one at present.
To choose from the bar it were fttes, think /;
Perhaps you've mIn in your eye =
And bis Holiness bere gave rnischievous wink
ToA ardinal sitting near by. sss -
But the lawyer replied, in a lawyerlke way,
'Iknow what is modest, hope; s'a s5E
8 didn't come hither allow me % saw. 30
To proffer advice to the Poper --4 .-.r= Z
Very we l., said his Holiness, then we will do
The best that may fairly be done; m 81
IL don seem exactly The thing, IL is true, tr,s
Ihaf the law should be saintless nlcne
HI =sE So f'-'- '-li-.s -stti Hiiti eitE
ITO treat Your profession as we'll as can, ga
AMI leave you no cause of complaint,
propose, as The only quite feasible plan,
To give you second hand saint.
To the reighboring church ;yon viii presently 90,
And this Is the plan advise
First, say few aVes--a handred or so-
Then carefully bandage your eyes; bsito'5
Then-saying more aves--go cropping around,
And touching one object alone, -'iii b af51f1}
The saint you are seeking viii quickly be found,
For the first that you touch is your own,
The lawyer then did as his Holiness said, 'i5 -
eV Without an omission or flaw; E15hase Gsr
Then, taking the ban iage of from his head, 40
Pray, what do you think that he saws
There was st Michael (hgured in paintb Js
subdung the Father Of Evil; t......i.-a
And the lawyer. exclaimine, Be thou our saintr +
Was touching the form of the Devifi
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From HausehoId Korla.


NOW. =
Arisei for the day is passing
While you lie dreaming on, I
Your brothers are cased in arrnor
And forth to the fsId are cone; $50
Your place in the ranks awaits you
E'ch man has pat to play;
The Past and the Fature are nothing
In the face of stern to-day.
z'ssfsEs2 o5 lsA y
Arise from the dreams of The Future
Or gaining hard fought field
OF storming the airy fortress aa
OF bidding the giant ylsld;
1our future has deeds OF glory ss.
OF honor; (God grant it mayD
But your arm win never be stronger,
Or Needed as now to- day. z
Arisei If the past detain you,
The sunshine and storms forget
Hoehains SO unworthy to hold you
As those Of a vain regret;
Sad or bright she b Hfsless ever
d Cast her phantom arms awayia @a
Nor look back, save to learn the Ieaaon
Of . noble strife to-day.
17 .a9aS - sHri s9
Arisei for the hour is passing.
The sound you dimly hear ta s
your enemy marching to battlei
bis'l risei for the To- is nenri
Stay not 10 brighten your weapons, s-
Or the hour win strike at last,
And from dreams of coming battle,
fou will wake and find It past
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BE PREPARED.-No man knows what day
may bring forth what .miseries, what good or
what evil, what aflictions, what temptations,
what liberty, what bonds, wha. good success,
or what bad success, a day may bring forth !;
and, therefore, a man need every day be in
the closet with God, that be may be prepared
and fitted to entertain and improve all the
occurrences, successes, and emergencies which
may attend him in the course of life. -
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The Msthodists Prescribed by the Missouri d
moeracY.

=. A b - =ss Z
The following proceedings were had in the
lower branch Of the Missouri Legislature on
the 18Th inst 1t viii be seen that the modern
Democracy is quite as hostile to Methodism as
tits to Republicanism ~ - g
Mr.. Sittons of Gasconade, being called to
the chair, 8 number of local bills were intro
duced and passed. ,ess - .sss. -. Pa
Mr.. Sitton introduced an act to incorporate
the South Western University Of Missouri,
adjacent to Jefferson City. Mr. CordelI hop.
60 this would be indednitely postponed, as ii
was an effort to establish Northern Metbo-
dist Church. 5t s s. So as5a Is :. .sos &
Mr. Sitton admitted the fact, and claimed
for it the same privilege as was granted to
every other religious persuasion to eatablish a
Aeollege, s5ss-.s.ze.5
Mr.. Anthony asked the gentleman how ma
ny nigger thieves there were ameng the COM
nunicants Of this Northern Church. =
Mr.Sitton replied that there were no more
than there were in the ranks Of the National
Democratic party.
Asmotion waa here made to indefinitely
po.tpone. asas--ss -
Mr.. Drake saw no more objection to an in
etitution Of this character because it was Of
he Methodist Episcopal Church North, than
he did to the establishment of an institution
pnderathe direction ofthe Presbyterian church
bf which he was an unworthy member He
would yote-no--en the motion to postpone.
MrAment said that as long as Black Re-
pablieaps resided among them. it was folly to
Rsay that they should not have college in
(which to educate their children
! Mr.. Ferry saidit was an effort to build up
4 monster Abolition Church. that had for it's
object the oyerturning of the institution Of
slavery. a,s - -
Mr Hodges said if he thought the institu-
ticus for the education Of youth could over.
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AsaapIe q s0atharn Ghlvalry.

Mr. Roger A. Pryor is member of Con-
gress from Virginia, representing the fourth
District IN that State, in the House. In the
regular Congressional debates. we find that he
made the following indecent and vulgar exhi
bition Of himself 10 cracking his plantation
whip. s...............s ........... S. g
sMr. Pryor rose to a personal exploration.
He referred, TO an article in the New Y York
Herald of yesterday, referring to him; saying
he Wss under DO obligations correspond to apy
issue from.the pen, or Inspiration OF Jas. Cor.
don Bennett. q notorious indivldual, and con-
spieuous by his persistent and Iabored viola-.
tious of all the rights and virtuous iestincts Of
humanity; who had supplied himself with
monev and means Of pernicious influence by
extorting contributions from the fears Of the
innocent. A wretch. who bears on his back
the scars Of many merited establishments, and
whose heart is tainted by every conceived
contamination; a miscreant, consentiDg to the
edishonor of his own family, . crime which no
Language is commensurate TO express; foul
and loathsome creature, whose name is wor.-
thy of execration, and from whose contact
truth and virtue shrink; a iiend denied the
friendship of the social circle; man covered
with inhAming shame and the opprobium of
humanity: AlIudlng to that editorial, Mr..
Pryor asked Mr. Millson whether it was true
as the editor stated, that he had been rebuked
on the other day, for language used 10 debate.
= =. Mr.. Millsou replied, he intended no per-
sonal rebnke, but bis design was to protect the
decorum of tie House, iia'l 7E
Defects however glaring they may be. in
the character Of Mr.. Bennett, justify no such
disgraceful firade as the above. The ". Y
Tribune Of the 2lst inst. comments thas:
In the House of Representatives yesterday
Mr.. Pryor assailed Mr.aJames Gordon BeI.-
nett Of the N 7, Herald, in terms Of une-
qnaled yituperation, Not content with his
invectives against Mr.. Bennett be went on to
heap the foniest assaults upon members of Mr..
Bennetts family, whose nsmes no gentleman
would drag into such controversy. The
cause Of it all seems to haze been some pub-
ished remarks of Mr. Benefits upon Mt.
Pryors course IN bis colloquy with Mr.. Hick
man IN the House on Tuesday last. In that
coloquy Mr. Pryor used language and exhib
tied manners which 6lled the country With
disgust, and Mr.. Benefits observations, though
severe. were fully justified by the facts How
sser. If they had needed any other justi6ce-
ton, it was afforded by the speech of iyester-
day. We are anything but admirers Of Mr..
Bennett, but between him and Mr.. Pryor the
difference is largely in bis faverr not only in
respect of brains but in every other respect
also las shl5faa 80 s ssfa ea
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A yeung Prince of the illustrioas hoase Of
pMonaco, was asked why he had married ! fisthi sthil
old woman ma fol- was the gay yoane
/ Princes reply; {. let me ask you what poor Q
man in a hurry to get note cashed, troubles
himself to look at the date Of it sie9i 10
A glutton of fellow who was dining 81 =
hotel. in the course of the battle of knives and
forks, accidentally cut his mouth, which was
observed by a Yankee opposite, who bawied
out: say. mister don't cut that hole il
your eountenance any larger. or wen stasve T.
The real design Of education l. to give chill.
dren resources that will endure as long as life
endnres; habits that time aneliorstes, NOT
destroys; occupation that will render sickness
tolerable, solitude pleasant, age venerable, life
more digui6ed and usafat and death less terri.
BILE. slf iasE s9i8s afs3 aas t9 s5ol
e Lord North, who detes,ed music, was asked ed
to subscribe to the ancient concerts. He re.si
fused, But your lordships brothet.she Bish.
op OF Winchester, subscribss, urged the an
plieant. If were as deaf as be, 1 would
too wasethe reply.
when I go shopping said the old lady, Il
alters ask for what l want, and if they have il,
and its cheap, and it cant be got at any place
for less, almost alters take it. without chat.
ierlng about it all day, as some people do
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01


PAssING GAwAY-Oliver Anderson the me-
gro who was kidnapped at Chilhcothe. on the
night of October II, 1850, and carried into
Kentuckey slavery, has demonstrated prob
lem in triuues Oliver was unlawfuily, infer
nally, and Deputy-U United -States-Marshally
dragged from his family and thrust irto bond
age OF negro slavery. Bot Oliver knew
tning or two, and instructed two fellow slaves
Zone, bis brether} in the knowledge; and one
,ros.y night, the trio set their peppers on the
Noftn star, and their locomotive agents into
act,en. aud made tracks for Ohio They reach
90 the .. G; R R 10 good time, and ware
rushed = throuh on the express train, getting to
!" oolumpos friday merning-Don't start, broth
er Lo~e,even your keen scent for humao HOOD
will avail nothing-the quarry is in Canada oIs
This ought to be quite satisfactory to the
managers OF the U. g. r. R.-two handraS
per cent on the original investment, and er.
penses paid ny the kidnappers- Cot Journal
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SpisteIIanp,

q l'- gen For The Portage cOanty Democrat
THE IMMORAL EFFECTS OF SLAVERY.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
Age of Senator Seward.

Senator Seward. in reply to the reception
speech at Auburn, said: tain. af-at .e 7si'r
Sir, you have kindly recalled what 1 am
sure | should not altogether have forgotten
enat thirty-seEen years ago this day, after mi
grating by long stage coach Journey of four
days duration from my native region, l opened
my law Office at the age of twenty one. in an
humble building yet standing. and sat down
without acquaintances of any character, to
wait there for my first client, and first friend.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-02-01
THE CAUSE OF THE IAwRErcE DrsAsrra.

The fact seems to have been well establish.
ed that the falling of the Pemberton Mill arose
from the defective character of the cast iron
pillars within the building, used to support the
interior girders, or summer-trees. These Dill,
lars are the chief support of all extensive
floors, and are to be found in all large build.
ings from the basement to the attic. Some
one or more of these pillars in the Pembertoa
Mill Mill seem to have given way; and SO INSULT
clent m were the remaining pillars to sustain the
additional burden thus thrown upon them,thaE
one after another they were crushed, until the,
whole interior mass came tdmbling down in
one general wreck, bringing the external walls
along with it. -..- $780, ~, -s.5..,-g, ...r
1t appears that these pillars were, furnishedi
by IRON ,5' founders at so much piece, instead
OF dg SO much q pound; and BY parties who are,
represented to have been in the practioas Of,
underbidding more substantial contractorsahd
who had failed in business several times, in,
consequence. The result of this twofold cir-s
cumstance was, that the pillars we're made too
light, and of bad iron. They had the defects
usually found in piece work, of which it is dies
ncuit to test the character. Being hollsw
iubes, with solid ends there was no really
good method e of testing them but BY weight
md neither this nor any other test was ap-.,
oiled. The procuring of the pillars, the part,
II the great structure upon which its stability,
depended, was set down to be made q cheap
oo' and 1t was so made, and cheap article,
vas obtained ct cheap price. Dear enough,
ave been the consequences,--.N r -Tr;5uns,i
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Precocity-The impertinsnce of your child.
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DEMOCRAT.

81 RAvHMNA. OHIO. .rg
Wsenssdsy Hornins. February 1. 1890.
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s. Sc'e''ces, domestic Economy Social Improvement

.ANoE T Q .TYRANTs rs oBEDIENoE g oD. y.
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RAVENNA, oHIo:---WEDNEsDAY, FEBRUARY .ls6o
girl lying in profound slumber near bv.

i ',- - PlotouDd dald sumter near by.
Henry, ! wish it had pleased God toilet me
follow you TO the graveyard. rather than to
see you the wreck of what you once we're
Better the death OF the body than rp;o Of
canl,
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DR.. BRUNON'S
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July 81, 1850. ~
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Ihe lmcrican Vegetable
FAMILY MEDICINES.

NO Medicines adycrl % enhCr IA the United
\ Saes or IA Eumpt have ibr vel establish
81 md woll-dc>ervcd c,lsr y Of pr. NOE.
FATS LIFE PILL : AND FHObN!A BIZ
IERS. and 50 urvcr-ai u their use ~ the
fimiIlcs Of gIue county. Iu every Si5'e and
almost tvcry town AMI village tbs' rhcy may be
TrouounrsG. y I,hout o. lsa.i Jegtee Of ostcn.a-
lIou- prelen,Ion 10 BE- lie Family Medicines OF
America.
Ia an Der5ngemcnts Of tho Digestive Func.
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ug TO be compared vnh them 70, the prompt
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Co.liven,.. n krn,i, Piles. hopever %.
sunste Dyspe, s,a, Fhtulency Hesiaohe. Nef.
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A2ue and Other intermittent Fevefs Worms
N Children and Adults; Cho!Ic and seied
Pans 10 the Orssus and Limbs EtuP'ioGs o.
NJ SKIN, Ulcer., Sores. Biles, UnheShhy
Complexion, KheumaIis.n, Govt Drof'y' De.
cline. Pal ia ION Of toe Hea,t. and Ru'h Of
~. Blood to TIE Head. 80 well az all other DE-
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remeoie. with certainty and rapidly UnPfees-
tented in the history OF medicine. =,
/ In proof OF this, AM much more t''1 "PU'a
readily be te ved in an age IN which me m0''
: eK lravaglnt pre'en'igG' ar sei aP i'f comp
lively worth es, pfcrar,lion' IRE pfo'eo ~
thousands Of certlGrs,eS Voluntarily TRANSMITTED
10 tie Proprietor 10y tie persons eu'e'' anu
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10th the LIVE rIlL. and PHOESIT bIfr
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effecruaiIy eleaG-c The sy>irm Of all lmPOnl,ss
without ocessiUnipg any pfos'a'"" o. f -,
''''' DR. WM B. MOFFAT,"
a35 Btoldasy, New York.
October J, $50.
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