Daily Telegraph (Newspaper) - June 19, 1854, Kenosha, Wisconsin Monday lane 19 MASS STATE CONVENTION AT 13 ALL MEN opposed to the Repeal of the souri Compromise and the Slave Power ison Thursday July 13 to take such msy bo deemed necessary to prevent the Future En- Power lo Repeal ail Com- promises in favor of Slavery and to establish lh Principle of Freedom Bathe Rule of the State Governments The time has cumo for the Union of all Free Men for the sake of is but one alternative We must unto and be divide and be Enslaved by the praetorian hands of the Iders and their Nebraska allies CgT Papers throughout the friendly to the of the above Call please copy Valley Western Road Because of opposition to J B Macy A H Smith and their manner of doing business may bo all reprehensible and deserving all the censure it gets the idea in some quarters is rously urged that the Valley Koad will be built Not so think we There has been too much work done too much money spent and the route is too ble and too desirable for the enterprise to be abandoned or even delayed long The Chicago Democratic the following in relation to the Illinois end of ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN ROAD It is known to mosf of readers that the and Wisconsin is completed and in operation thirty-one miles to Deer Two trains the city daily and the is already doing a large business The trains leave at S ivii the ai 2 P M The road is of the six feet or broad guage and be one of the important and popular roads loading into the city The grading to Woodstock fifty miles from the city is nearly completed and it will bo finished to that point and in op- by the first of August and er if the iron can be forward from East Woodstock fa the State Lino the grading is in a state of erable forwardness and beyond that to Janesville s nearly ready for the super- We learn from S F Johnson Esq Engineer that all the rolling stock Accessary to operate the road to the State seventy miles is already on the track It is confidently expected that it be finished and in operation by the first of October next In addition to this from Fond du Lac it is already and from there to much of the grading is done The Road will and must be built and that before a great The country demands it aud it And because of of the failure of the Valley Road management in tain there have been and stil aje those who loudly aver that we shal beable to secure with even though we build our as contemplated But the foregoing extract shows how aU this As soon as we can road completed o we will find a road built from there to So that the prospect of our early con- with by Railroad fairer and every day and and sure progress of our should give all the greatest and to exertion year we may hope to on the tp In Criticism decision of It slates are not and made such by had an4 has its existence 1 Jtf lias long been by IMF for- the But here we have an Old Line Democratic Editor nay more we have an Old Line Democratic who that the Tenure of Slavery is against all that exists by BRUTE FORCE in opposition to law As our neighbor is a lawyer it preaches acquiescence and fidelity to the laws And if slaves are held ii such emphatic violation of law ought they not to be set at liberty That they ought to set themselves at liberty it feelingly From the bottom of our heart we say that so far from being a crime to from Slavery it is in fact a virtue and u right But we ask of it as a lawyer not the law to set them at From its own teaching we get the lowing first two propositions of the There should be no violation of the law Slaves are held in violation of law Does not the Therefore the law should set the slaves at inevitably That it really does in logic in common sense aye and in law too we again quote from our It is impossible fur the master at the south to prove that any individual black man is a and what he cannot du there do here And the of the claimant to prove or service is due that the man is a slave is exactly tantamount to the discharge of every slave that capes from the south to the north That this is an Inevitability if law is enforced follows our neighbor through all its reasoning however much it may wander from it and get above or below it or try to ignore it In its remarks upon the position oi Judge Smith that the Fugitive Act is Unconstitutional cause violates that clause which no person be deprived of ty without duo process of law after leging that the shooting down of rioters by the military and abating of nuisances by individuals are in violation of this clause and are yet lawful it says But we have a more serious objection to this position if Judge S applies that clause to slaves then it follows that every southern master every ern State the Constitution every day and were doing it the very day this was adopted For we have already said that no slave was ever made such by any process whatever From this statement another statement follows Every in the Slave States or some one fur him may sue out from the Courts of the U S there a writ of habeas corpus and be dis- charged from bondage And every infant slave as soon as born may do the same by his guardian thus shows forcibly upon its own is the position and reasoning ofj Judge Smith and how inevitable the legal conclusion that if the law is ccd Slavery will be abolished and despite its to oppose the position by fog We commend the reasoning contained in our quotations neighbor to our Democratic readers and we ask our neighbor if we have npt shown that it has itself sustained our To the position that quelling a mob or abating a nuisance violates great of our liberties it is to say that defending ourselves Against attacks is not depriving a person of liberty without due process of is simply enforcing the same Self Defence to own instance abating a mill dam which creates disease by nant water is not depriving a son of property without process of because our rights are all relative and one can have no i PROPERTY in that which gives disease and death inevitably to Those wishing the services of a Notary Public and to procure policies of rance are referred to the of L G Mr Merrill has the of being one of it and history of the of f and all look the cards of Carter A D to be started ifl Street City We have been requested to call the at- tention of the City Council to the RATES OF EXCHANGE pre- paid on Special sity of pro riding for thoroughly cleaning The CITY BANK of will Ex- the alleys back Streets of the City cholera is raging to some degree in various places south and every tion should be taken to guard against its approach to City Accompanying this request was a com- plaint against the Council and a desire that we should say something sharp Upon this we wish to say a few words ft is a thankless post the serving a small 1854 S It SCOTT OF asf Wisconsin Will 19 M to 4 P.M town as a municipal of- J T Ireland and Scotland for March iic T especially if such city Village or and in any part of this town is young and poor One captions person want every purchasers thing possible and impossible done and s n A will accuse the authorities with all ner of iniquitous motives if it is not all done If the authorities from the sure brought upon them shall try to strain a nerve and accomplish a part of what ig asked of them another captious DEAFTS DRAFTS oil nNo un Scotland and Ireland Franco and Germany sold fur ull kinds of Currun 3 DIRECT 1 and querulous one will raise a terrible fuss over their corrupt use of the public Krom moneys and will make thing ring with heir complaints against the heavy j taxation Let them as they will the authorities of small municipalities if they would spend all their time for nothing and do ill they could would le blamed for not doing fur ing so much for what they did Kvery member of our City Council we think a prudent careful honorable man who will look after the interests the Uity to the best of his ability Society of i Society oil ol July The will 10X A M it that Ihu ihu will be invite the nnd of Curtains and Borderings our new advertising column u in procuring fur this potent for the evils uf 1 he suggestion oi the Cleaning of our m violating is a good ono and one we doubt not will acted on promptly bv the Council so i Uw I would to them n by lar as and the necessity to disl hunor To wo in in lo participate in cuv share in our and unite heart and for a renewed As this K the season fur in I Ue are to sny that hospitality of the may be u to fmm in the notices of Simoon King found in abroad My order of executive Committee C II Cor apere friendly please copy Family Soap Under this head in the proper place sec an advertisement of John We have tried it upon the hainl and it indeed a nice article It pre- tends to be the desideratum in the ing line and we are assured it is all it pretends to PATENT JH A Ji for the Stale uf Or the Patentees und ors Jill orders tn lie Michigan The independent Democratic tee of Michigan has called a Mass Convention without distinction of party to meet at Kalamazoo on for AND ttl 12th iM SAILBOAT nineteen feet keel five and n half bourn is a Sloop and The owner can have It by paring be obtained hv on Store of i MERRILL ALL those to insure iuf by Firu in the NKW AND To OUT OF AND boats and all for which or are rumps the Suction mid wOman's State Temperance are may he for Inn or cold the piston and being ol Ilio best composition and We publish the Call for the Woman's i oi pucking have Convention most probation of winch is a proof 01 I and durability any other tully VV care glad to see VV omen ordering pumps will state to what i 11 c i- i 4.4 they to be applied fitted to ing hold Of this matter 111 w platform ient ready to set up which are peculiarly and in- wo trust tho Convention will be largely Contracts for carrying the mail from 1 next to June have been let as to Richmond to C G Anticoh C Antioch j Nichols Burlington John Riley Ken DESIRABLE June 1C 54 KING'S BOOKSTORE THIS SOAP OBTAINED THE tn The Grant Co Herald tells a story of a woman in that vicinity re- brought achild Prairie and had it put upon a mill and turned round nine prevent it from having Ike cough I j Atthe World's tlie It will waili in warm or cold hard or sott Watur the Clothes will without boiling SALE JOHN T B Carter has thia day associated with him Bilker us partner in the under ilie name and firm of i o and 1 to call at the SuW MERRILL IF HOW his stock of Silks wouldn't for ABOUT VV of suit GOODS 5001 L Abo A best in use ai NEW STORK TIIK on at attliesonth end of tin on Main n full of superior Trout and Fish SALT or for wile cheap WILLIAM MARSHALL Fisherman NEW BONNET jCT to my my The llu is called particularly stucK of ij Jl VV CHEAP SJY ARRANGEMENTS WK ARK itje to offer ComU CHEAP AND CHEPEST anil will lo all who will at j IW AT TTUE BOSTON he found ill thr than can Ije offered imi their superior in which u call tit HEAD Boot and Leather T 33 33 OF 55 ST GAGE for the of ft discriminating public lake uf in- who Shoe Leather that they now on as an be found in the attention will be their increasing throng of and the rarest slyle of the art nl the so that no Man or d CUB OF A sculptor established in he city of Athens has again disc ered those celebrated kinds of marbi the red and green of which have been lost for time has discovered the red jue on the Southern pact of the chain of the of tho island i THE FEROCITY of H of Lockport Erie county Pe a sUte of mental from whiskey drinking took his on child an infant about six weeks old the and dashed its t of which we constantly keep a large stock at and retail also makers Harness maters anu all consumers of LEATHER And will continue the and Jobbing Business a assortment for trade dissatisfied of tho ily and price of our Best Ladies Dress Shoes as cheap Buskins and Gaiters willi Kant or West By giving to this business a complete assortment of BopI Slices and of ordinary and EXTRA SIZES and for moneycnngive Ihan any dealers not sively in Shoe Trade for manufacturing are in the State and we would cail the attention of con- sumers particularly SUPERIOR heretofore at No Lake Chicago T B CARRER LAKER Chicago May 12th 1854 T B CARTER Are now receiving at their new and beautiful a rery large and attractive Stuck of Staple and Faucy present season 10 winch they wish to the attention of the trade aiui leoi that upon close O n H I If T HB CI T T tw to keep a stock of good of the mpd most la 1 ik at the market prices Cash for H ides Skins and Pelts BY in they are almost out of date consequently be sold at Come and a FRESH stock Ladies undersigned will continue the harness of Plow Making formerly past be respectfully of the same tin of bander
