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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-09
Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE Der CHARLRsron /,
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EXECUTIVE Der CEARLKsroN
y. C., December, "a, 1860.
BY his Excellency Francis w. Picken,. no
vernon and comn ander. in chief ip ana
over the State Of South carolins:
whereas the good people OF hi, s,,,s. in
convention ssssmbled, bv an o.d,ns -
unanimously adopted and ratified on the
twentieth dsy Of December, in the wear ot
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty, repealed an ordinance of the neonJo
OF THE State adopted on the twauty third
day OF May, in the year of our Lard ong
Thousand seven hundred and eiebty.eioht.
and have thereby dissolved the Uaion be
tween the State Of South Carolins and otb.,
St'te'' uader the name Of the United States
OF Americas:
"i' bsrefore, as Governor and Command-
or 'T.chief IN and over the STATE of NoutA
Carolina BY virtue of authority in me vested.
do hereby proclaim TO The Uorld Mdt This Sfats
IS, as she has a right 10 be, a ssparate. Sop..
reign, free, and Independent STATE I; and, az
such' has right to svy Oar, conclude peace,
negotiate treaties, leagues, or cousnant,, and 10
do all acts Whatsoever that rightfuuv oppsr-
tain TO free and Independent site.
Given under my hand and the seal of tbs
state ct Charleston, this twenty fourth dsy
OF December, in the year of our Lord ON.
Thousand eight hundred and sixty, and in tbs
eighty am year Of the sovereignty and in.
dependence Of South Carolina.
F. w. PICKENs.
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Pennsylvania Legislature Gov
eTn0r'S Message.

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 3.-The Govern.
or's Message was delivered to the I.egisa.
ture to day. He declares the doctrine OF
secession erroneous. The Constitution is
something more than q mere compact; or
gaDiz ID resistance to the Federal Govern.
ment is rebellion, ii successful, il NAV be
purged OF the crime by revolution; if uDsuc.
cessful, the persons may be executed as trai.
tors. But ghie denying the right OF q
State to absolve its citizens from allegiance
to the Federal Government, nevertheless it
is proper that we carefully and cordially
examine the reasons alleged, and if they are
we'll founded, they should be unhesitatngly
removed and reparation for tho past, and Sc.
I curity for the future, for Government Gre.
ated by the people should never do injustice
TO any of its citizens.
Pennsylvania being included in the States
alleged TO have refused compliance with the
Fugitive Slave Law, ne unhesitatingly AYERS
that the State has been almost invariably
influenced by high regard for the rights Of
her sister States. After examining the pre-
sent State laws, he says there is nothing to
prevent the removal of the act OF 1926,
leaving TO the claimant the right to seek for
a remedy under the State or Federal laws.
Fl He recommends that the consent of the
State be given to the master, while sojourn
ing in or passing through Pennsylvania, TO
retain the service of the slave. He suggests
the re.enactment of the Missouri Comprom-
ise, and that the line be extended to Cali
fornia, thereby amending the Constitution.
He recommends the Legislature to in
s'ruet the Representatives in Congress to
support such an amendment, to be submitted
to the State Convention for ratfi cation, and
if Congress fails to propose it, let it eman-
ate from the people.
He closed up by saying that Pennsy lvania
is devoted to the Union, and will follow the
stars and stripes through every peril.
He adds, "but before assuming the respon.
siblities that are toreshadowed, it 10 the sol.
emn duty of Pennsylvania to remove every
just cause of complaint, go that she car
staDd before high Heaven, without fear and
without reproaeh, and then she 10 ready to
devote her lives and fortunes to the best
form Of government ever devised by the
wisdom OF man.
Though dark cloud now rests upon the
Union, my hopes and affections still cling TO
it. My prayer is that He who orders the
iestinies OF nations, when He shall leave
us for our sins, will again have mercy upon
us, and bind US tighter in stronger and NOR Q
hallowed bonds of fraternity, so that the
Union may remain unbroken throughout all
future time. .
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Hon. JOHN B. FLOYD.

OFFor several days past our citizens
have been discussing the expodiency OF uu-
dertaking the construction Of railroad from
THE place to point in or convenient TO the
Mecca oil region. The proposition is ihst
the town of Warren should grade that por.
ton of the Atlantic & G. w. r. R. which
would probably intervene between these
points, as our share of subscription to that
road. This, it is thought, would secure, be
You'd failure, the line Of road to Warren, be.
sides being of vast importance to the town
in business way. The A. & G. w. Co.
have the iron ready for the track, and could
furnish it when the grading was completed.
The travel and trsffic on it would probably
pay better than that portion now completed
The idea is good one. Let it be acted
on. This may secure the Atlantic road tC
Warren, and at 90 expense that will be COM
psra,ively small, especially when the advan.
tagss likeIyto accrue ore considered War.
reD Democrat.
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Proposition to Make Two States
ont Of Virginia..

The people Of the eastern and wsatesn
portions Of Virgmia are almost as different
In their ideas rs the natives of South Caro-.
lima and New England. Several PROPOSE
tions have recently been talked ever to di.
vide the State. 1t 10 understood that a new
movement has been set on foot in the north
western part OF the State, for the purpose Of
calling convention OF the people to take
into confederation the sxpedisncy OF sepsra.
IiOg from Virginia 10 case of her withdraw.
ing from the Union to joia in the formation
Of Southern Confsderacy. The leaders ia
this revolutionary scheme contemplate tho
erection Of new Stste, embracing that por.
ton Of Virginia lying we,t OF the Blue Ridge,
and des,iaed to include as many counties
east Of said line, along the upper Potomac
near it, as may be induced by idenuty of in.
terest, to co.operats in the project. Consd.
erstoas Of an economical character, deter.
mined psrtly by ths arrangements of ths
present constitution Of Virginia, (desmod By
many Ia the western part OF the Stots to b.
unequal ia respect to ths rstes and objects OF
taxation) are represented to be at the bot.
tom of this popular movement, which awai.
only the opportunity and the pretext to 40.
sunle formidable proportions.
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Withdrawal of the South Care
lima Members.

To the House on Monday Of last week, a
letter signed by Mossrs. McQneen, Bonham
Boyce and Ashmore, members Of Congress
from South Carolina, was read, in which
they say they avail themselves Of the eafli
est opportunity since the official intelligence
Of making known that the people Of South
Carolins, in their sovereign capacity, have
resumed the powers which thsy herssoiors
delegated to the general government, and
thus dissolved their (the sigaers) connection
with the House of RePrssen tstiVes. The
Speaker has directed that the names Of the
sbovs mentioned gentlemen BIS retained on
tho roll, thus not recognizing thsi, act OF
secession from the House.
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New Work observation-disclosures
Or'S Message.

ALBANY, January 2.-Ths Legislature
meet at l / o'clock this morning.
The Governor, in his message, in relation
to national affsrs says, in his opinion Sc.
oession is disunon, and disunion SO soon as
it shall take form and proportion ia tresso n,
which it will bo the duty of the general Gov.
ernment to arrest and punish. To permit
or acquiesce in reasonable conspiracy
sgaipst the National authorities, is to con
tess that our Government is sn absolute
failure. The people OF New York are not
prepared for such an aggression, and in the
enforcement of the laws will give their earn.
est, faithful and constant support. New
York does not ask, nor does she desire, the
restoration Of the Missouri Compromise line.
Alter full and free discussion, her people
have declared against the extension of sla.
very into any OF the Territories and this they
regard as disposition Of that question, till
revoked by the same authority. Ever ready,
nevertheless, as she has proved herself to be
heretofore, New York will, in all honora lie
WAYS, endeavor to reconcile the estranCe.
ments now existing in the country.
The action OF magnanimous and loyal
State should be patient, calm, conciliatory
and fraternal, without the surrender of i'm.
portant rights, or the sacrifice OF vital prin.
ciple.
Governor Morgan recommends the repeal
OF the so called Personal Liberty Law, al
though it 10 entirely imperative, and with
cut any disposition to interfere, and he re.
specifically invites all States, that have laws
OF this character, conflicting with the Fed
sral Constitution, to repeal them. He
thinks il would be we'll tor the Legislature
Of New York State, to give solemn assur-
ances to the Southern States, that all their
rights under the Constitution, and the laws,
are recognized, and will on the part OF the
asopls Of this State, be respected and main.
pined inviolable.
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GTSenator Wade, in bis recent speech
in the Senate, says, that individually he
never compromises anything, and that as a
Senator. representing q party, he cannot
compromise. Mr.. Wade must have an sx.
ceediogly short memory, or he could not
forget that he owes bis present position TO
compromise. The Wings eud Freesoilers
10 the Ohio Legislature tirst elected him TO
the Senate, as a compromise, and the only
man, at the time, who could command the
votes of few hard she'll, Old Line Wings,
that were then members. In agreeing to
compromise on Wade, they were, however,
badly cheated, since he has turned out to be
the chief Of the "ifrepressiblSs. p Statesman.
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0THon. Simon Cameron, Of Penn, (as
We learn from the Harrisburg Ts!sgroph,)
has been offered seat in President Lin.
coln's Cabinet. His position will doubtless
be Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr.. Came
ron issa strong man, and the appointment q
NEST jsaisIoBs enc. .
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The Childish, Pctulnnt SoEth.

The LONDON Tunes talIs a deal OF truth in
very few words II saya:
A few hundred thousand slave owners,
trembling nightly with visions of murder
and pllage, baked by dissolute population
OF ''poor whites," are no match for the har.
dy and resoIute populations of the Free
Sites. The Northsraers hgue hitherto treat.
ed the South like a petulaat Child, emd given
IN 10 all ITS ways; but, If eusr the day of con.
yH!ct ,Oas to come, ii woua be ,hown that the
S'uth as dA a child in its tosakaess as ,osl! as
It's forwardness.
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The cities Of the Union

According to the recent census, the tea
principal cities Of the Union rank in populn-
iion 90 follows: New York let, Phlladel.
phia I'd, Brooklyn Sd, Baltimore 4.h, Boston
6th, New Orleans 9th, 81. Louis 7.b, Ciu.
cinnati slh, Chicago 9th, Buffalo 10th.
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Fernando Wood Turns saiS Back
Upon Or. TYng.

OpOA DE' aynSs
The Buffalo Commercials New York cor.
respondent says Fernando Wood has with.
drawn from St. Georges Church, the pulpit
of which is filled by DR.. Tying. He gives
the following as the correspondence
MAYORS OFFICE, Dec. s, 1860.
REV. AND DEAR SIR:
Believing in the province Of the Church
to preach Christ Cruci6ed, and Him only,
aud further believing that to political preach.
ing most of the ills which at present sfflic
our unhappy country are directly trneea6le,
you will excuse me, for thus notifying you
Of my withdrawal from your pastoral minis.
trations at st. Georges, Your references
to the Mayors Proclamation, on Thanks.
giving Day, were ss unchristian az they
were impertinent and unealled for. Had |
been present on the occasion, should have
deemed it duty to resent them, by leaving
my pew, and taking the members OF my
family along with me. Hoping you will
grow wise as you grow old,
Iremain your obedient servant,
FERNANDO WOOD.
To Rev. Stephen A. Tying, st Georges
Church, Stuyvesant Square.
On receiving this characteristic morceau
the gossip says, the Reverend Rector Of St.
Georges sat down and penned the follow.
ing likewise characteristic reply:
ST. GEoRGE's REcToRY, Dec. s.
Rev. DR.. Tyng's compliments to Mr.. Fer
nando Wood, with bis regrs,s that dislike OF
wholesome and deserved admonition, should
have moved him to separate from the com.
munion Of the Saints. Az Il 10, however,
the Rector of ST. Georges csnnot refrain
from reitersting, on this occasion, an unsha.
ken belief in the comfortable doctrine, 80
often subscribed to BY bis friend, Mr. Wood,
that
--"While the lamp hold on 10 barn.
The Vilest sinner may rsturn.n
Mr.. Fernando Wood, Mayors OGice, City
Hall Park.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1860,

W NsHING TUKI DVV' OF IUUVI
My DEAR SIR IL have received and ac'
ceptod your resignation Of the offiae of Sec
retsry OF War; and not wishing TO impose
upon you the tosk OF performing its mere
routine duties which you have so kindly Of.
.ered to do, have authorized the Postmas
ter General to administer the affairs of the
Department until your successor shall b}
eppointed.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
4. Hon. JOHN B. FLOYD.
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Goy. Floyd's Resignation.

We append Governor Floyd's letter to the
President, rendering his resignation as Sec
retayy Of War, with the Presidents reply I:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Dec. 90, 1860.
SIR: On the evening Of the 9Th inst,
7 read the following paper to you in the pre-
soncc OF tha Cabinet:
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"ClUNcTL CHAMBER,

"ES2cutlVe MdDjlOH.
"S,R: II is evident now from the Octcn
of the commander of Fort Moultrie that the
solem pledges o! this government have been
violated by Major Anderson. In my judg'
ment but Que remedy is row left Us BY
which to viudicate our honor, and prevent
civil war. tits 10 vain now to hopa for con-
fdence on the part Of the people of South
Carolina to sny further pledges as to the &C.
ton Of the military. One remedy only is left,
and that is, to withdraw the garrison from
the hsrbor oI Charleston altogether. hope
the President will allow me to make that
order at once. This erder, in my judgment,
can alone prevent bloodshed and civil war.
JOHN b. FLOYD,
"SccYe,erv of War,
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or Ralph Fsrnham, the Revolutionary
patriot, died at his residence near Boston, on
The 27th ult., aged lo4 years,
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6TThs Ohio Editorial Convention will
hold its semi. annual meeting q Painesyills,
on the 18th Of January. ss II,
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ITO THE PRESIDENT.
December 27; 1860.

then considered the honor u' The Ad.
n,inis,ratio0 pledged to m5iotain The troops
in the position they occupied; for such had
been the assurance given to the gentlemen
of South Carolina who had right to speak
for her. South Caroline, on the ether hand.
give reciprocal pledges that no force should
be brought by them agsinst the troops, or
against the property OF the Uuited States.
The sole objsct Of both parties to these re.
ciprce,I pledges was to prevent collision,
and the odusion OF bloot; 10 the hope that
some means might be found for pescoful
accommodation of the exciting troubles, 'ha
two Houses of Congress having both raised
committees looking to this object.
Thus sffairs stood until the action Of Maj
Anderson (taken, unfortunately, while COM
missicners were on their wcy to this capital
on @ peaceful mission, looking to the avoid
ance OF bIoodshed) hss complicated meters
in the existing manner. Our refusal, or
even delay, to place affoirs back os thsy
stood under our pgreement invites collision,
and must inevitably inaugur.te civil war in
cur land. cannot consent to be tha agent
OF such calemity.
| deeply regret to feel myaelf under the
necessity oftendering to yon my resignation
as Secretary OF War; because | can no
longer hold it under my convictions of pa
triolism, nor with honor, subjected as am
to the violation of sosmn pledges and
plighted faith.
With the highest peEsonal regard,
am most truly yours,
JOHN B, FLOYD.
To his Excellency the President of the
United States.
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General Cass is to return to Miohlg an
d about q fortnight. X or
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1861-01-09

interfere with slavery in any Of the Ststas
BY whose laws II is or may be allowed or
sanctioned.
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--sWhile the lamp hold on 10 barn,
The Vilest sinner may return.n
Mr.. Fernando Wood, Mayors Office, City
Hall Park.
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JoIkT RESOLUTION.

ResOlUed By ths Senats and House Of Rep.
reSentativss IN Congress assembled, (ttOO
thirds Of both Houses coacarring), That the
following articles be ahd are hereby pro-
posed and submitted ss amendment to the
Constitution OF the United States, which
shall bs valid, TO allintents and purposes as
port of said Constitution, when ratified BY
Conventions Of three fouFths of the several
States.
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On Monday, December 24lh. Mr.. Doug
las introduced a joint resolution into the
Senate proposing amendments to the Con.
stitutiOa Of the United States, with view
Of restoring peace and preserving the Union.
His proposition was read fret and second
time. and referred 10 the Committee Of Thir.
teen. 1t is as follows:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-04-23
LEGAL.

Teu0fekD SAL1.-WAefssS, = ~ 1eeS
- oay - June, 4. D., 1oeo, Phssiek MsKineSv
80 Cseea1se 3ekinaeZ. ~ vifs, ssssussd no
1922 =. lAssaiss, :: Trustee, ssssaia Deed Il
g unsy, lows, described - follows, to-vit !: Ths
east one bali ~ q - suaess sas Il } II Block
tumbss ninety two (y3,) in LeCleirs's addition
70 the city o. Davenport, il rid couAsy and STAT
- the came 10 nunesrsd asd described on the
plat Of the survey Of said addition on record j,
the Recorder Ol6cs Of said county /; which aid
cenveyanee Vas made By the said Patrick McKin-
ney and Cashsrins Mckinney, his wife, for the
psrp,ss Of securing tho peyncst Of certain
Psomissory note and the interest thereon, signed
ey said Patrick Mckinney. dated the 18th dsy Of
Jane, A. d., 1868, Tor the sum OF two hundred and
fifteen ($al5) dollars, payable on the 18th day Of
december, A. d., 1858, at the Banking House Of
Cook Sargent, Davenpest, lows, to tho order Of
Antoioe LeClaire. Said Deed was recorded In the
recorder Once Of Scott county, the 18th day Of
az $780, In Book y" Of town mortgages, page
And now, said note having become
dus and payable, and the said Patr;ck NJ.
Kinney having failed to pay the sane. I. Jo,.nh
4. LeCisir Trustsse - Aforesaid, d. hereby give
this public notice hatey virtue Of the power which
Monday, the sixth day Of Nay, A. b. 1861. n
the hour Of two o'clock in the Afternoon Of ssid
day, st the Court h0u.e door, in the city of Dsven
pert, expose and Offer TOR sale, ~ public auction.
the parcel Of land above described, or 20 much
thereof - shall b Sufficient to satisfy and nav
tho amount ofsaid note. with the interest thereon
to the day Of sals, together with the costs and
expenses attending said sale, costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees.
Upon the completion Of such sslc deed will
90 gwen in accordance with the tipuetion Of ,ad
Deed OF Trust conveying . full and perfect title
10 the tract Of land sold to the purchaser.
Dated the 18th day Of April, A. d., 1851.
JOSEPH A. LECLAIkE.
aprl3-ts Tru.te.
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y Scott county.
Thomas Orr
Alfred Martin }Original Notice.
and
n Withervax,

J
To Alfred Martin and J. N. Witherwax, the above
named defendants. You, and each Of you, ass
hereby notified that there il now Ole in the Of
fee of the Clerk Of the District Court of fsid Scott
county, petition OF Thomas Orr, claiming to re-
cover OF you, the said Alfred Martin, the sum OF
four hundred and sixty-fve dollars fS465, with
interest thereon 1t ton per cent. per annum, ldue
and payable annually on tho 1st Of October OF
each year. from LIST Of June, A. d., 1857, - money
due on two certain promissory notes, made y said
defendant, Alfred Martin TO defendsntJ J. n. With
erwax, one Of sail notes being for the sum Of
one hundred and forty dollars $780, due aud
payable the LIST day q October, 1858, tho other
of said notes being for the sum Of three hundred
and twenty i've dollars $685. due and payable
on the LIST day Of October, 1859; each OF said
notes bearing date LIST June, 1857, and bearing in
terest ct the rate Of ten per cent psr annum, pay
able annually, on the lst day Of October Of each
year. Said petition also elsims the foreclosure
Of mortgage Of certain real estate in said SCOTT
county, lowe, vis /: The south half Of the north
east qusrter Of section fifteen ISL in township
seventy mine I7s.J north Of range one east Of
5th p. N. executed BY said Alfred Martin 70
said J. ". Withsrwax, to secure the payment Of
said promisssry notes, we'll Of other peomissosy
notes in said m, rtgags described aud tnas yos,
the said defendants, and each Of yoa may Be for
ever barred and forcclosed Of and from Ill interest
or equity Of redemption in said land, after the
sale thereof, 70 safety the amount dus on ssid
promissory notes. The said psomissosy notes and
the said martgage, having been daily endorsed ssd
transferred BY said defendant, J. n. Withsrvax
the said petitioner, Thomas Orr. being now the
legal owner and holder Of said promissosy notes
and ssid mortgage.
And, unless you appear and answer 10 said peti-
ton and defend the same before noon Of the Sec
ana dav o1nhs next term or said District Court
to be held d the city Of Davenport, in said Scott
county, ON the first Monday Of June, A. D., 1851,
default will entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon.
Dated 24th January, A. D., 1851.
PUTNAM ROGERS.
fry2ll Att'ys for Plaintiff
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