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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
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Gem a~ecbrten publifum erIau6en mir nus
bterlnit ne ergetenlfe Nn;eilr ~ maiden, oas mir
unltrm Sin Store nab uniUtm neuen uno az.
~r1umi9en 6auls 8e. 1873 @rpaoarabe ,piIcbsu
DER 8. unc 6. oerlegt boben.
6rr eae unN tietrr 9eldsentte ,3utrau en tefens
%eantenr, %erloutru mir inns, auth faSe: I'm poo.
lelbe su bitten.
Nir fiibrsn beitdnoia Gin rsibbaltiaes Eager
ater Srrtfn Sefsn, 9le6waaren unp ousr an.
psren III INFER @si6dft idlagcnps 2lrtifeI, eie
mir, "a mir nur fir Saor t%uufen, su Dem siQi1
ten prsilen pertaufen f6nnen.
DDS Defen cer 61uler, iomie Reparatursn
leOer 2lrt werprn ltuel, GUT nnb tiliof ~telcrst.
9plAbaueru u. Bro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25

sd. WSaD,
40 lol Srpacltr., 5riiden Der 6trn unp item,
aarnt fir Seetid's Gbampaaner,
enpfsblt hen pertlden publifum leiu friIh on.
~9etommenes Eager pcn @isarren. gSeineu Gbnm
paSner, Hsbth6en, 9etrannts Wanpelu, aper,ud
erten Galmus &C., nGmlih
100000 ceuti6e Gtsorren, ale BRANDS,
10000 Gon6as !Sapana,
10000 6tnrp @lnp bnpaua,
$4,000 8rabuece 6apano,
$4,000 priuctpe, CARA,
80 Sprtn 9tbtinmeine,
20 &Grte 6eiptlid'Ihtn G6omsaoncr, fiji
Ireiten idb 2I9ept bin 9pn s bis IA III.
lars per Sort,
90 Oubenp Qetfu6cr,
50 pfp. 9etranutr Manbeln uno iiter,ud,
ertsn Gdlnus.
psl6e Irtiftl i'd ;u tiai9em preiS pfcrire..
@. Nor. NQt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
%. u. 81

u. y. 30 Yer5
iet9t ieinen 6reuuorn ump 8rtanuten ali, ba6 TT
'oeben 4pieOcr cine : enOung BON Dtm ausgeyeihe
net snten eim3ur9er 8die erbaltcn BAT, iomie
lub ptfer'S 5aao uup ceriAitOene an,erc IriIde
Aaaren, DC billy Sa lauren finn tct
81. q. Mgere,
grcnpIr-. spiirh, 8. unp 4.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
bmcno @a.. 5. Wtaj 1850.
IOOO Wf,.,,b
@i&tia fir Sdaer

9're art S6ieBtseari 4llaen- nnp Baib
Msiier, Spaiieritbds unp perSi9It4c 5eOern fnp
in GROCER auspabI 5u babsn tei
g. SutGsrlanb,
1872 Wainlr., @late Squart
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
Weis- ind Lager Bier BraueIei

Weis- ind Lager-BIer Brauerei.
Die untfrScthncte6 iiap jrW N cfn Stouo
9rleet, rtt oerren 9eirtbf rnc paS ae 6rfs Iublfe
tHnt nit 9SFis. uuD 2aacrt or rtlner 6abrifotiru
3u Den ttatAtsn 9rrlrn tfp'epsn gu tG0nen
Srrrs1 per 6aB oper Trgsnc bitten mir tet
orn. Stsiniein Gbiu8tbn.
&. 8ietr y. 6 ctms.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
Sesouutrnocbnmaen
MGetn nnn Nloiel. Mcine.

Nbetn unn Nipel gEciue.
Spctcn erbottcn cine 9encuna yen % Bae
gteein. unb NcieI GGetne, mrt6e ids b,uio bel
8aR, @a1rne, teim OussnO crer ~rin,eiueu Slo-
ldsn e%crtaufs. Socct QtppS,
9fr. 1874 Srcab. Giraffe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25

Dtcets 6ufenYerttIoer
1T elm fiheres unb uuftblbares Wtittel 9e9en Or
%tdltuna, 6ulfen unb 5eiisrtsit.
Serfsrtist einJiS bur&
6. 8. @tcu
Gfe rer Main H.. II. ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
aJie MORNING STAR @ch-Sefcn.

Ate MORNING STAR Nch-Oefen.
lluttrIsidnster BAT cine srpFe @uswobl BON @aaasber'S
MORNING STAR &uh .Seftn
ron itbr Sri: %YprrdIbla, hi, or 20 pct, biuiaer sertoufru
fam, aIe lie It bier perteuft ,puroeu. lin Suiprud tiuet
s.. @efflep, 81 Mfalnltr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
Wtaihinen.

geioe Nrttn ot0cr Nomhine ino lcbr IN Nabfraoe fir
ben Somiltti> lno Sdtrtf0ebroud. Tie prcile eerlelbsi INN
0erabSeleet, rCg. son sl35 uUa $50 auf 500 nnS 500.
SinQcr't No. ) StaGrare Shuttle, Nj alhtne.
Sur &S39t1- 6abrtfantcn uro itnrrt 2stcarteit. Nreis.
complete, SIPS. ""S'
6rner, I'M unicrt Cite ~oouiincia IN maiden. cine ueue
yfohtnt, tnuptlNhlth al Observation-Disclosures 0teionet. bic oe-
r3ulplcS nab ldnell OrceitIt Unb jcnc Dirt Won Mrbeit ous-
t0hen faar.. Yyt'e ~r"'iei1cn, aebit { icrnem Gciftl unb
S@tehlahc SllO, mtChc' b,lliNcr at, ais flr irasno zine
Ntntiae prn alri6G tSiJtt 9Soht ptro. -
@le Stu4grlben Wud'tlea m0ttu BEN {. a. intr[cfeb
StIb NIT ipet 60ceH, pche5 te 6ftonnt 6tfe Stth in
Seoermonu, er eie bcte SnmmiR G6er NibmNIhinen i'm
~%a9emet,en, lber egrgr e}roBt @rbeitsflbQeit Qreis &c.
TbaIiea ioia, ft1rtibe fig en- GrGnpilr Y9n -. Gf' Sirosr
gratis i~ageloUot plrpta mto. :" y"
Nneeih, 3mirn, 81ummcicuqdrn lno Seibe
uno 9as illm gttrdUdt sigcr Ndamoidin inc notbpenbiacn G5e-
%9er)tdneG ltb SCI HrCGrtfNclem IN erpgtr NuSpabI IN bs,
ben. gt1 %Nlttfisr @altinjit mirC unf.ren numb, n beim
%Elltelen &C, De- Nlal@tnen sur Srntusg itc6sn.
"a Stn9er uno Cos @lindfi VOL iI6t e1 S6nben os.
faltrt uno III ht(ter @tihdft9peiic bct,geben iprO, 10 6Ofsn
mn aud rft ME 1ie5 ltete fribr Der Ta0 war. rett ,nbI-
% ~ <t'ytV9' ~ .V"'ttH' 5, w. StHRer H.. Co.,
=. 2lhItt A0tNI. Eau Stilgifr. RihYnnhs 9t
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
2tStt. slJ6antcl'S
NSirlbf&aft uno yacertier- Snlnn

&dc @tart II. Oupal Gtr.
Meirtn 6rtSnleu umO Dem ocebrtcn Suttfsen oy st,h,,
Die c-lcbere GnSei.t. Dap it neben meiilern Gjrg,syc SS, ".
cine Ahtbldoft mo Galcrbiere Salon er0tnsf bab, ,nrigIkf
bus ilm ous9cieitIetitcn 2dgcrbier III ba6t. iins. ="
I'm trtuIoltbe1 3llprub bitiet u NJ. NJ ontrI
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, 8

Sparbrr6
fSnnen Bel unterseibnetem Pets freuubIi6e 3im-
mer uuo quite Sof trkaittn. Nuh lteben eiutgs
3immer an lepiae Serren ,u permietben bel
Sp9n Morr6auem @st.,
nm ylenen Marft.
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OeutlMe

OBUIIWt
N fauratto II uno &affe< Salon
om Su6e bss ,9ieuru Marftee."
unterwihnetsr erldubt lid bic Mufnsrflamteit he's bieiig ell
bcutlheu 9ublitdmS int IQsenttintr, lcpie ltiner @6nner
I'M Sslcneertn, auf feline
Neus, oerbeIcyte GelfduratiUu
aufrertlant gu nasen, BIZ noA BON Ieincm 9elud tr unbe>
frtefiSt s~erlaieu tppreen lit. Rsbsn eiuer auten SoiIe 8oTt
1T ltete Elm oprsi9ltder 9Setn bel glaS roer 8ldlhe, Ippte
Sl9arrens SI9erbier une ale Sprten Gtqueure i'll baber.
Shnsue uno auineiflame Stoienuns plre ;%u9clihert.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25
8erlanat wirp /!

Serlangt wiro!
Gin peutihss D%tenimdp6rn, mef6sS etipas
Srhen fann uup ltt ~Icniisen bauSIihsu grtei-
ten untersiebeu nil. Outer 9obu wiro sugsi,
hert. 9tdberes in Der Siiee oielre Nlattee.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-25

Mutern! @uRerni
aSpn beute an ;u iebtf .8eit fril6e @uiterniuppe BEL
Spbn M1rrbaufen, Nat.
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~9@ireAfdlMfes. 9lmacfoe.


Sfr. lS4 8rcao- Giraffe.
gStreBfd9oftss9 lmsctQe.
Metnen 8reunoen nno Sstannteu, iprpie Dem
9elammten pnblttitm Die ergsbeue .Qn,cise, eaE
10y an DER vac Der o.n. SroaoFreet eincn
SagerbiersSaIp
erGfnet BABE uno lnoe tieru,it ale meine Qonps:
Irute freunoii6lt gum SeIu& p~srlelbsn eiu.
u. u. Myers,
@de Der 8. unp 8rpabItr.
Gin frequenter Sarrupm. in Dem @'ef6dftsibeiGc
Der Staet aele9en, 1T reseH @efhdftseerdnbe.
run9 gu osrtoufen. 9ielsctantsn ppGen d& an
j. eemtul penben.
be- @arteIl Sranbp uno 6asano
Gtsarren erbielten Ioeben ino petfaufen an
o'ut9em pretlf Weteper II. Sriden,
NSetn', 9jqupr, II. @tgarrsn1ture,
SIC. 4 G~r6nnae 6otet.
~ t,,i,, Z, /, 80 1888" NN.E.t. lF-t.-
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
FrlglalGUl Accidental Girl Tied
to Cows Tail and Dragged ia
Death.

FrighlfUl Accidental Girl Tied
to n Cows Tail and Dragged to
Death.
A terrible accident occurred In the town
of Delhi, Delaware county, New York, a
week ago yesterday, which resulted in the
death of a little girl seven years old. The
party to the sad occurrence were william
Scott, lad II years old, and his half sister
Eliza beth Dolby, the victim. The boy had
been sent to take the cows to pasture, the
little girl accompanying him. He had with
him piece of rope with which he was to
bring back some hay. On his way he play
fully tied one end of the rope around the
body of his sister, and the other end to the
cows tail. When the cow had proceeded
short distance in this way, followed BY the
girl, the latter stumbled and fell, which 90
frightened the cow that she ran off at furi.
ous rate, dragging the poor girl after her.
After running como distance the girls head
struck solid rock, crushing in the skull,
and at the same time the cows tail pulled
out, so great was the force OF resistance !
The girl was also badly cut around the :. ce,
neck and head. She was taken up b, the
boy and carried home, where she bre, thed
but two or three times before expiring. The
boy is said to berather deficient in intellect,
and 1t is supposed that he did not realize tho
imminent danger in which his sister was
placed by his mischievous conduct.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
Death of samuel ID. Ingham.

We learn with sincere sorrow that Hon.
Samuel D. IDgham died at his late residence
In Trenton, New Jersey, this week, aged
eighty.one years. Mr.. InghGm was a ma
tive Of Bucks county, in this State, and, un.
til within the last ten or fifteen years, resi-
dsd on the old family property, in that coun
ty, the expiration Of ninety.nine years.
lease then obliging him to give 1t up. He
has, since that time. resided at Trenton.
Mr.. lngham was educated for the bar, and
practiced at Doylesiown. He was On ac-
tive politician, of the old Jefferson school
OF Democracy. He received many marks
OF public confidence in State politics, and
he represented his district in Congress from
1918 to 1918, and again from 1922 to 1929.
He was also, during the administration oi
Governor Findly, Secretary of the Common.
wealth Of Pennsylvania. While holding
important positions in the politics Of his ma
tive State. he was also one Of the ear lies
laborers in behalf Of the internal improve
ments needed to develope her resources
He worked efficiently for the State Can
ale, and was among the first to appreciate
the importance of the Lehigh and Schuylkll
coal regions.
In 1929, when President Jackson first EN-.
tered upon the Presidency, he appointed Mr.
lngham, Secretary of the Treasury, which
Office he filed for two years, when occurred
the famous dissolution OF the cabinet, caus-
ed by the refusal OF the wives of some Of its
members to associate with Mrs. Eaton, the
wife of the Secretary OF War, whose intma.
cy with the President had given rise to COS
sip. DIR. Ingham was one o. those that re.
sisted the President in his efforts to keep
Mrs. Eaton in Washington society. The
first result Of this trouble was made public
in the sudden resignatio of Mr.. Eaton
Afterwards, Mr.. Van Buren,, Secretary oI
State, resigned, assigning as a reuson that
he had been named as a candidate for the
Presidency. Then the President let Mr..
lnghom and Mr.. Branch. the Secretary OF
the Navy, know that their designations we're
desired, and they were sent in, the President
accepting them in formal letter. Mr.. Ber-
rien, Attorney General, then absent in
Georgia, resigned on his return, and Gen
eral Jackson, having thus got rid of those
that had offended him, reconstructed his
cabinet after some delay, ns follows Ed
ward Livingston. Secretary Of State; Levi:
M'Lean, Secretary of the Treasury; Lewis
Cass, Secretary of War; Levi Woodbury.
Secretary of the Navy; and Roger D. Taney
Attorney General. There were doubtless
political jealousies among some OF Jackson'e
advisers that promoted the scandu ous quarrel
that led to the rupture of his cabinet; buI
the Futon affair was the grand difficulty
The part that Mr.. Ineham took in it was
always regarded as honorable and manly.
Since the summer OF 1881, Mr.. InghOm
has taken no active part in politics, though
he has always taken the liveliest interest
in public affairs, at times writing ably amp
forcbly for the public prints, and always in
the spirit of enlarged patriotism that he hut
imbibed in his eurIier years. Pitts. Post
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
IlliuOiS Dem MOcTatic State COn-
VeMtiOn.

The Democratic State Convention met at
Springfield, Illinois, on the 18th inst, and
made the following nominations:
Governor, james C. Allen; Lieutenant
Governor, Lewis c. Ross; Secretary OF
State, H. c. Campbell; Auditor, Boinord
Arn'zen; Treasurer, Hugh Maher; Super.
intendent of Public Instruction, DR.. Roe;
Electors at Large, J. L. D. Morrison and
w. H. Cu,hman.
Resolutions endorsing the action OF the
Illinois delegetes to Charleston, and repeat.
ing the unanimous wish of the Democracy
for the nomination of Douglas, at Baltimore,
were adopted.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

OTThe Dayton Empire says the crops
in that valley give very gratifying promise
to the husbandmen. and hope to consumers.
Rye-has already been cut, and Il yields
handsomely. Mos. fields OF upland barley
will be ready for the "cradle" next week.
Wheat, corn, oats. &C.. could not we'll be
in better condition at this season of the
year.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT ATwATER On
Thursday mcrning last, large boiler used
in the Pottery of Mr.. LOOMS. in Atwater,
bursted, instantly killing the engineer, Mr..
RICHARD ALEXANDER, and severely injuri6g !
one other Of the men employed in the es
tablisbment The building was completely
demolished. The boiler is said to have been
in use for long time and was entirely worn
out.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

NTRAYED from the premises Of the sub
~ scriber, u miles west OF Shalersville centre on
the night of June LIST, a LIGHT BRINDLE cow
ABOUT II or I2 years DID, with calf. The person who
will return said COW, give Information whero she
may be found, will be literally rewarded.
ShalersYlle, June 10, 1S6O-3w. K. B. COLT.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20

CULTlYATORS. .--ODe dozen Wheeler
" d Pioket,s celebrated cntivAtors jast resolved
nd ior sale cheap. sTEEAToR, DAILl, 4 CO,
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1860-06-20
oLD-FAsHIoNED CELEBRATION

THE Committee of Arrangements an.
l. nounce the following Programme, in part, of the
exercises and performances, on Wednesday, July 4,
, 1860-07-20
Rr,.i1a1n Younc vn q Visitation,

Brigham Young on 4 VtsftAftons
The U..trtt Nt,cs Of June e0ih contains, under
the bead, ;" Excursion through this Northern
countless" III account Of a sour made By Brig
ham Young among the faithful not living in the
immediate light Of his countenance. It says:
"On Monday, the 4th instant, President
Young, accompanied By Presidents hlmball
aud Wells, aud . goodly number Of cl:-
izens, mostly clerks aud business men who
were desirous Of tkking m airing In the coun-
,ry, lett this city on an e1curslou through The
northern counties, but more especially to visit
the new settlements in the county OF Cacae-
Elder counties, the company received many
aceess,ons, and on leaving Brigham City, II
numbered one hundred and sixteen souls, in-
cludioc eighteen ladies aud q few children. In
| The train there were twenty-slx carriages md
sevez wagons, also respectable eaEalcade Of
| horsemen."
At all the various towns on the route, Brig
ham Young; Elder Kimball and the other prom
inent saints preached and exhoIted, and on the
| 18th they ware back 1t Salt Lake.
"The preaching and teaching Of the President
aud his associates during tho tour, NIT only in
Cache Valley but In all other places, Was .lmost
exclusively Of practical nature, relktlug Il
secular coucerHs and the temporal satsation ol
the people IN providing themselves WIN thf
uecessaf,es Of life, and securing themselves and
their substance from Attack and dest1ucnon W
Savage toes. ~
"There IVES one peculiarly in the narrative
of the excursion that We particularly noticed
| there was no regular organization, Al IN mos
inssances Of the KIND, but every one went "nert
and when he pisaaed. aud Jet tha!a wes no con
fusion or disorder. Each seemed 10 Know MI
plans md kept it, with ons or two exceptions
There vas BIZ. one accident occurred, aud tha
Has tbe breaking down Of carriage belong
iug to . person who. in falling into line on
morning b the party WAS Starting out, took q
advance position to tho ore he had previously
occupied. A. i.
"This is tho frBt excursion Of the kind ma
Preatdeat Tonng haa made for so1ns tlua1."
, 1860-07-20
4 NEW CHAPTER.

Afew days before his nomination as the
,.nd;date Of tho Douglasites for the Vice
Presidency Of the Un;tsd States to wit on
the cslh dn5 Of May, 1890, Herscbel v John
~, u7ote letter en- current political topics,
from which we cut the following choice para-
p7.,s- for The consideration Of the squatter
eorereigns o Illinois:
"Ib+l;eve ,,,.t i, - THE RIGHT OF THE
SQUfn 10 nl:MAS1' and The EuTl s 9f
C0N0KE,S TO EXtEND PROTECTION T0
PERSONS Anu PROPERTY or ErERI
KIND I'M LuD1NG HLAVERY) IN. TIE
3EKHl1oRit, uUKlNG THEIR TERRIFIC.
ADVoCATEU 1BE nnCTR1HE As. FAR
BACH AS ls4s N THE SENATE OF THE
UNIIED STATES. II yuu hare Any cu1 iosty
10 zee the argument, rehr sou to my kpeech
"A he Oregon bAi, delivered 71h Of July Of
th.t ye.r, snd rtpor'sd in lhs congrasional
%olx. Ho,c unjust. tA++.fo'<. are tAt issinua.
s:'.s .sltA tphteA 4tu i"a1sttrse and inttrlard
.d;torfd{ 1x,fnn.ea.s th1t d4 are ia 5aror o}
.aftrr soptr+iJ iJn&y' who hasr<n not 10 dgrt.
sItI ,I< seoederx froa1 lAe Chartetton Coaoea.
snsf REPEL TnE lNSiSuATloS 6
nx MA fRoa MsT auAafrR ii 4s1 Il
NV! ~ tSn PLEAD NY oWE hEcoAD II
VlfDiCATl0S."
Hers row i. popular sovereignty ma
nth a yengaance-a dyed-in.the-wool popu
1,r s,yereigu,7 man popular sovereignt
,,an that We read o2--in the Chicago 1inse
md napsrs Of tia. ilk. We wish the Doug
1..;tsa Of The Northwest much joy in votin
cor h;m' y NJ, 4ue man is more fanatic4
than Yanoeyl But hur1a for Douglas a"
JOHNSON!
, 1860-07-20

IF The foreclosure Of the ffsh mortgage
bonus of the New York And Erie Railroad Com.
pauy has taken p'aee, and the sale will be made
November the .0.h hext,' At the Merchants
Exchange, New York J his is the final step
to lbs reors ssui1. alton Of tho Company: under
the acts of the hs. York rsnasyl' an'A ). .od
been made ior Ihe final redemption, under the
foreclosure, Of that part OF the past due Cd
mortgage bonda, amounting TO about two mil
hous oi dollars, the holders Of which have IN;
sisted on prompt payment In case Of principal
and intereat. Fhe new organization Is to be
known u theEris Railroad Company
, 1860-07-20

A Gem from the Drcd Scote DecIh1on.
The Democracy Of Illinois are denying in
some quarters that the bred Scott decision
contains thu phrase declaring that the negro in
the revolutionary times chad no rights which
"the xhise msn was bound 10 respect" It
will refresh their memories to recar to the text
Of the deci.ion, where they will find the follow
ia uublukhing paragraph:
"They had for more than century before
been regarded "A beings Of m interior order,
and Altogether untit TO associate with the white
rsce, either in SOCIAL or political EeIat'ons; md
60 III inferior, tat taey Aad 10 rghts toA1eA tAt
ohite man sods bound 70 r<sptct and that the
negro might justly hnd lawfully Be reduced TO
elsyery for bis benefit. He was bought and sold,
aad treated Is IN ordinary article Of merchan'
d;,s apd trsfic, Whenever profit could be
msde by it. This opinion was At that time fz*d
and xn.ptrsal in the civilized portion OF 1he
white race. It Was regarded as 20 axiom IN
rnornIs as we'll as in politics, which no 'ont
thou9ht Of dispuing, or supposed to Be open to
dispute; and men in every H1aoe A9a Pos'.'or
in soeiety dsi,y aud hsbitua]!y acted upon Il IL
,heir pr:7ate pursuits, 50 well o. ln matters o.
nubiic concerr, without doubling Tor uomet'
lhe cor1ectness OF this opinion"
, 1860-07-20
THE DIkE1l SCOTT DECISION IN
PRACTICE.

The New York Ercai"g Post prints tne 1ol'
lowing advers's+m. nj Of lawyer IN that c4ls'
who omipous'y gus himsef HEINRICH 1E'
aosAruA7 R IF, 10: Wan street:
"C1A1xAx1s MATTED The heirs Of those olo
citizens Ut tie slut u New lo1k (, VINO. Put1u
All tn the st.:ut II n emancipation f: otfM.::sa
1b.;r tar<. fo ~ d: id-y< III hear OF sometnin9
n their adrat tape und ut tho same t1Me Pt9
mo,e The cau1e of humanity, religion. ano ~
okor1ous E,aioa, bE Apt'lytog 70 ta0 "'~~'
signed, etc.
rha Rs, r. marks that Mr. Ref, not ENJOY
iur an ex.ens:v,, rr1rt'ce at the bar, proposes
To turn 40 ho, e penny By making New I ofk
a slave State u.drr the Died Scott decls'on'
aud by selling al pubac suct on or restoring "
tho;r "oyne,s" lhe descendants OF those per-
s,ns who we're he'd TO service and labor !"
that commonwealth during the revolutionary
,,a,;od or uati, lie IL vs. Of emancipation were
enacted.
Mr. Rotf'e argument is quite stra'ght'or
aud lcgi al Tire supreme Court IN 1'e oteo
Scott case, de:ded that slaves are properly
unde. and by yistue Of The Constitution l
they are such now, 1tcy were go when the &C
Of emancipation was adopted in New l OH
The Court s4y t. at II e right Of properly Il
az slave is distinctly and erp1 ess'y dUlF1aea II
uthe Constitu,o.:' The Constitution o' In
Tinted states is The Supreme law Of the Land
,1l State laws and S.a.e Constitutions to ID
contrary not ~ith+t4udi1E. The Constltut'o'
declars thai n, pt,s n shall be deprived
.,,oneytv without due Process Of Law, and du
nr,cess or law III: ans 1o,lins less than Pre-
<esdincs in ccurls Of justice, such as the foft
closure Of NOR. cages, or .le imposition Of tine
bv ords1 Of magistrates. Therefore the act
emancipation i'll New York was unconsus'
f;onal a.d void. But tile Dred Scott dect1o
declares that as the plaintiff in that iamol
action was slave under and BY virtue OF u
Constitution, lis /. eitnate poster'ty are slas
after him, Il, der AID hy virtue Of the san
authority. r crt'ore the descendants ol U
New York slaves Of the revolutionary peF''
ara not and canuo. hs !1ea, except BY tue II
untary act Of ,be ,uns'cEs IN each anu ere
case, An: it is ciesrly out Of tue power
anv state to enact laws Of emancipation OF
cast of the slave St stem.
These. We ni,sr confess, are toleral
straight deduc lots from the DEed Scott Der
fon. and wo are curious to zee the c-me-oui
Mr., Rotf's speculation.