Elyria Courier, The (Newspaper) - September 9, 1851, Elyria, Ohio Terms subscribers in advance v f paH After the r i dollar per square for each less months months One do G do 5 One do 12 do 8 i column one year 4 do 18 d6 do 0 U Jti GBO G WASHBURN EDITOR OFFICE OVER PARSONS BOOK STORE J WESLEY 5 k BAGO ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLOR LAW and Solicitors in Chancery general Land Agents iu Block w Aug 6 1851 s BAGG F II A Ml I N COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Solicitor in Chancery Office in Liai Slock over Brush f- Cu's Store G G ATTORNEY AMD AT LAW and Solicitor in Chancery Office in Com- Block over tho Store M VI N CENT COUNSELLOR AT LAW Solicitor in in tho Conic House Ohio D U A P T TI T T T 13 MAY AT HIS door It on Aug IS 30 n 10 ly ELYRIA LORAIN COUNTY OHIO TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1851 NO 45 ti J -E CD'S TOINER Establishment four of the House South of the House 11 1851 Attorneys nt Law nnd in Chancery vill toud promptly to business entrusted to their cure the Court House Ohio Dec 1350 JOHN CURTIS COUNSELLOR AT LAW and Solicitor in Office over rin Store M MAY HE FOUND AT HIS OFFICE West Mile of Square two doors South of Houso Aug 6th HI W POND S HARNESS Shop over J I- Drug Store Shop one door west o die Mansion House STRONG M D WOULD EXTEND HIS THANKS to the mi- friends who have h'm with their patronage and respectfully solicits a uance of the sumo Office at C S Goodwin's 2 weit of Washington House A COUNSELLORS AI LAW tint in Office west There thou Iti thy Talc and for them What thou hast j thy nro Do they Their peal is flinging Discord in ears Aro they tuneful unto anil V thou ut the altar Where shouli bo Dost not inly feel ami fuller one I hem thy lip's of beauly Ulter the the pastor in duty Sti etches foith his to bless Cnn thv compact be divine Fair nnd faithless Of the tender vows plighted Thine are in empty nir And my is the of hns will it bless 1 thou find it ought hut f the now enrols they foi a Lrne loss 1 Tune the sign irid fickle I will not bless I thy beauty won do Ihou done left a grief within inp Grief I may not soon But let swict win me To Ihy happiness of be mine be the task of beating the Whigs an utterly hopeless one Hon SALMON P CHASE U S Senator of Ohio wants to return the form of- the fathers of De- and leave slavery and the recovery of fugitives to the States letting all such exciting questions alone Hem VAX BUREM says he only voles henceforth but is heartily for union imong the Hon in like manner inclines to the platform of out on second concedes that some additional may be necessary and proper under existing Mr P H BRITTAN of Ala Montgomery is not ready yet to act in the pre- mises till he can determine whether he is still within the pale of the De- church He is a ern Rights and considers Cobb Foote Clemens no longer Democrats but rank Federalists and as such to be eschewed However he can tell better after the August tion pending when he whether the Democracy of Alabama can be brought to take part in er National Convention Hon WM R KINO U S Senate is even more emphatic declaring that So long as a portion of the former ley all may bo confided in for purpose is I think I think that both nre ar our well plans for he of the nil their prevent Convention will destroy his the ic of Southern Highte lo tha Wilh groat respect your obedient servant Vim Croswell's J R influence secures New York and of Public square R C E W I T T DEALER IN MEDICINES PAINTS OILS Wines Perfumery w 6 o s T E IN PAINTS Oils Groceries door T S I W G E H S O J I CLOCK AND IN Ts'o Block E A t O W I A CO IS AMERICAN ANf Goods Groceries Hardware boots Shoes Leather Oils etc etc 1 c o w E s DEALER IN ver ware Pedlars etc at die kco Notion 7 B IX CO INT ALL KIND OF 1 Clothing etc at the Exchange directly site the JOHN WOOD side of Main Street three uf Block IV SI 1C E W L E Y SUBSTANTIAL South side opposite Mason's block one door cast of Shop gui o T CRANE STOVES AND TIN WAKE at Ihc old brick Store 5 doors west of old Stoie S P A K S OYSTER SALOON EAST Commercial block Hoc Coffee f ies cukes Fruits Nuts etc clc Ur B GATES IX LUMBER WINDOW SASU nnd Scorched Salts Tot Snw Mill 0 A V O SCOTT AND DEALER IN HATS Cups HUTS and Buffalo Block WM II O VLE Jr AND T 2nd stoic o all for n From the New York Presidential Portents It may not surprise all our readers to learn that there is to be an election next year for President and of tlie United States Who are to be tlie candidates and what respective platforms we have hardly attempted to guess for ths subject has not presented itself to our mind ns one of even secondary interest When the proper time shall j have arrived we shall endeavor to ascertain first liom ought to commend for Whig nomination and secondly who among the dates within sight of an election we might to support and when we have made sure of being right we shall go ahead But for present and for months to come we mean to regard the whole subject as as we should a contest barely cognizable by telescope or the Presidency of the Moon Such however is not the temper of politicians by and especially of those who thrown out by the election of Taylor and Fill mo re have since hungered and thirsted for the of the Wlute HOUSE as they never did and never will for righteousness These arc eager to bridge over by bright and sanguine anticipations the gulf which separates them from the realization of their burning desires They have long been adjusting the wires for the nomination and election in prospect with a view to the party's good and their own Foremost among these patriots is naturally the Democratic National appointed al the last Convention who recently held a secret session in our city to for the next National Convention From the developments since made inter this ing was by the friends of Sarn including our Barnburner have gone in for the Hero of San Jacinto Ol of iho lend themselves to tlie of doctrine nnd common with tho unprincipled nnd tho agitators and no portion of Southern Democracy wi over bu found acting in concert with But the gems of the collection aie the two following letters to which invoke the most emphatic tion From Gen M Commander cfS C South District S C 1 Saturday July 12 1851 J Your lelter of Tune duly received The of i answer was occasioned by my having an of followed by Ihc illness of one of my children whose lift was et of Having thus shown you lhat there no intentional neglect on purt I ceed to answer j our query I think Balli more lie suitable place for the linz of ihc National Convention and in June a proper dune for the sembling of the Convention I would self prefer nny time in June lo did Northern lending people or they Wardrobe low for cash k EXPRESS Co Commercial Block niti MEDICAL NOTICE would DR Griswold Having returned to offer Tiis services to the fortho present Store Residence with Mr S Strong Southwest cor- ner uf the Public Square Elyria Jan G 1851 10 Cw RE M OV A L J H VINCENT removed to the former residence of Chas Esq si few doors west of the Old Thankful to the public for past liey would respectfully request R continuance of the same Elyria April 1st 1551 H MISS ROOD one floor East of tho Washington House Thankful for and careful to deserve ic F OS BORN THE PAINTER GLAZIER be found at liis Shop over H J S C Brooks Joiner Street All orders left with the will be promptly attended to C WHITE HAVING REMOVED TO his to the public as and Dentist His Office is in the dwelling house three of Kendall's Store W B INGE 11 SO I AND MANUFACTURER OF MIS I eral Teeth in All ioni both in three doors south of the V tho Baebe Honse P A II 8 S k CO block Law Medical School and Miscellaneous books paper quills WM TAKEN the shop over -T Crane's tin tlie of the he is prepared to furnish New and hia line to order terms rT any to call specimens of hie expect lo be a member But in nr opinion the days of trc Union ar HI c mis peo plo as well as I fo ir with r? to the Ceiling cf of tin In this Slalo I on n r aware one only of is as lo and Tn party is and mu in an aa i rolls same in am Mississippi oven if and lo anv force ma be sent by iho Fi 11 lo coerce a people of tho not Ihn Tli rapidly off their leading they are 111112 to and ac for who hav lo the outrages of Ih Federal will be at lo awim with iho strong current of Southern or sink lo rise no more unless I ojt a miserable from lite sunny ivc Tlie is Ihc people believe that tlie in of is they now for rights We thul no more be till Union il it Usl so some forty or fifty States then the having ample power lo alter thu Con now so little will no scruple lo do so and in an hour we be C II Donaldson Esq These two letters arc their own est comment Gen Commander thuir frienldsi bo to the utmost in Ohio and are in hopes to handle tlie Gen Houston be remembered as the gentlemen i have the best menns of knowing will be cast nine votes for South on himself shortly to take charge of the wires nn in Mr I A word lo our NEW York Make na in the National Convention Mr Biddings lias not proclaimed an adherent of Gen but as he ruly says both parties are and so is he But no tittle allusion la and let the Convention not go Ihc Ohio nnd of opinion in to minor questions Politics The C.tnton ii large handbill is posted in Sturk Democratic in ton Saturday in and inviting nnd men without of party to it anil nominale a und County tirkel for thn ensuing election The call is said lo be signed by four hundred most ol them Democrats The in racy of Slurk not yet and for thu in that oho iho U ba to up a ut A 11 r mAriy Hull in the nl New York far lie to men the of o- of afong M ovn Saw's provided it fan done bulli of the parly n v nf inion the Sachems is equally but there is considerable evinced as to their expression We may have already remarked that f slmll procoi-d to to-day on TT m v lv l ii n rl I m si v f n nrn In rn cnnn i spico oi to have seen infused into the letters of 11 I may nor o bu in or a part of them and of coarse of the same sort is fished out of a portion of the respondents -Ion ANDREWS M C elect of Maine is a warm admirer nnd thinks Maine would give lim a large lion i S Senator of N don't care who the men arc so JG but sound on the Slavery ion Ed City thinks Iowa would prefer will go for any fit man Mr Geo H Browne lender in the laic Legislature of It I likes best nnd thinks his State does but As Van Buren would undoubtedly con- trive sonic lo defeat him in New York nil perhaps in Pennsylvania it becomes us to inquire whether Gen Cass should give or the party be Whereupon Mr Browne decides that Gen Houston is the most able candidate But he advises con- with the old heads of the party in Rhode Island especially Hon B B M C clue who he savs is our besl counsellor He hits been in long is shrewd possessed much tact nt correctly the pub sentiment and when necessary money anil ho has il to la secure or his wishes These lire all consistent with party Honey u tli clement in hland We have hitherto been what perplexed by repeated tion of Mr to from a strongly Whig District now sec through it But Mr continues in the same key Gov Allen will I think wilhout doubr and fi om hu has said lo me uoik will ihu ind for it nominee in think in fact that hi own lion in iv be 10 blended ocr he National Government as lo make Suite suiu for ihc Democratic nominee for in wealth and and liberality would such a result perfectly sure in my opinion II remains to be seen whether those actively connected him in polities will have iho and pood sense to secure so very a result Good so We think cnn see how Mr Philip Allen the millionaire of Providence came the Governor of Rhode The milk in THAT is plainly to be sec through tlie glass door which Mr Browne has inserted in the shell lion WM R KING would prefer my next Yon my keep II advised of your proceedings and nnd how are I youis in cnute C IT P S I shall write you upon my return ionic should Houston not havo already left nd kunp you nents c u quit on that for it can't be Why won't iho ng politicians ALWAYS give us sort of letters instead of the They are fur the liveliest Go Old Congress WL Democracy The Memphis Tenn ol has an lender on the state ind of Baltimore Democracy in that part of a political in favor of he foray on Cuba am sin editorial on blacks to shows what is Iho nnd boundaries the Democracy aforesaid We quote from it as have been in formed on the most reliable authority o the existence in ibis cily uf a certain kirn of Schools under the dunce of citizens of Memphis which fo immediate investigation We are informal that at these schools arc recuWlv to read However humane and lion may be the motives of those who su schools we cannot it in any other than ns B di reel blow at the institution itself as well a nt and security of Southern socie ly What is the maxim lies at the basis of American which is tn be found in every discussion of the theory of free government It is trial history and philosophy thn that man cannot be enslaved At least it is n ruth which no one can deny in man cannot be 11 ted These schools are in direct t tion of these maxims nnd are Uio way if not for of tha institution nt least for the ing of ihc of our society the slave tenth but n few to ns aome of IliR system read or sav lo read the and you have already laid the for the most momentous ces It not nt the mere reading of the Scriptures but it will gradually hut lend to a decree of literary which will be found the present security of the fabric of our system To read is the first step in education of nil It opens at once the boundless fields which the human mind has explored in science arts and It is the kpv to all knowledge and this Committee or its meeting irretrievably Would to God that srs N A Greer of Iowa and C storm almost ready to break over our Donaldson of Texas would seem to have been they with addressed letters to the and to look the i i i TT i I i i into fragments Ihc once lhat I have been to and my revolutionary leaders throughout the Union ting an expression of their several views as to the time and place of ding their next National Convention liberty and equality o oppressed of Ilia carlh shelter und protection may be averted J pray God to it my opinion be tho greatest calamity lhat could CJ i CT V To these letters replies have in most befall the world but it the hearts of our instances been the whole rulers are to remain Congress batch without much digestion has at Ils docs not buy back California been given to the public through Most of the answers arc weighed down by tedious tion will never again be interfered with but places about the old platform left entirely to those who arc alone sily of union vital importance of cd in in of Columbia Whigs Nearly a Territories then one at least a M to H hone 30 and permit us to carry our lhat line to Iho Pacific and us lhat the page of the Herald is wasted on such will secede Having nothing to hang a hope a Northern candidate for President j the avenue to the utmost of so that lie be thoroughly sound on Slavery question Mr JOHN A of Wise intimates that Gen Dodge is the first and General Houston ihc second choice of that If either of these should be nominated a long canvass would be desirable with another candidate a short one would be safer scene of all strange eventful this as Donaldson writes from phia to Mr the following letter which we pronounce ly the most candid and interesting of the whole batch How it came to be published is a mystery for this man thought It is absurd to lhat you merely teach the reading of the Bible If it stopped there there could be no for the slave would there he is in his present social slate by the decree of God But the vast momentous md unforeseen which will low from in him to read a book are such as be contemplated wilhout anxiety both for his race and for those who were born lo command them nnd are stamped wilh the seal of power bj the God of the Universe A Locofoco of the Albany The have sometimes ventured to doubt the of Ihu Locofoco powers that were in N Yoik but they have buon 1 sir yours truly JAMES M COMMANDER Hon Nathaniel Geer From Hon Joshua Giddings I of Ohio Thursday July 31 1851 As to the diversity MVT me to say that I sentiment among the writers is much of but BO tar as your views and page oi me s upon Congress will do This 1 lock with others iire more or husky iterations as these The gen- to the secession of i production me are more 01 conclusions pointed af would next year probably before the meeting of for thn seem to be That a Convention In that event tion must be held That Baltimore J 1S the best for holding It though timers among the parly at the many in the West much prefer many tis true but it is or Louisville 3 That May Or jul to our jeelings there are such though June next is the proper time though many are anxious to hold back for the Whig call and hold the Convention a week or two after ours if should contrive to do without uc im ns upon them as i the following sort of letters is usually Considered icl frora too good to appear in print doog not n for vcr ever here we have it so read ci but we ivc for it be This is clearly a genuine s of tho tlie dressed the public w We have long known where that and are Wednesday Aug 13 1851 now lo know where they nre They have DEAR received a letter be en und sold so many timos hat Texas urgently demanding my ls ot virtue lelf to turn to mv also one from H make n legal consideration the responding to uur plans I had hoped to Lave a further conference with on in relation to the consummation of our plans for call of the National ic Convention but you may ns well issue the call at once for the Monday in From the tout of our correspondent we have held to ilium oro this It in such pimps of perfection could not stand at the of State What a thoy would cut in bringing Ohio to the support of the next candidate That junto fluid just Messrs EDWIN Rs your views and i 3 ir i T-I TT r objects I approve You appear I L of N York B F HALLETT of to Democratie party to i 5S and Others of that ilk would the support of truth and freedom In this WELL have the Measures especially the Fugitive Slave Law made the platform of the next Saign Gen R WRIGHT of N support none but a Union man Mr ACE CLARK of the Free party which appears to have most of the rank and file i of Ihc Democracy of that State and support I cnn with a hearty good will I Samuel Medary of Columbus is favorably inclined to views Hois perhaps the most influential Democrat of Wl I Ip I o I I have ample assurances that tho Convention influence enough left in 48 that will be with us and le composed mostly of Democratic to the bigs and Homlon men who will all enough in to secure our object In regard to distract the Democracy there the all new tests especially Land whole was lost Ohio great Reform Partly reaffirm the form without offending our Free Soil Democratic States stood by the and cast her vote for the Ull 1 have pledged themselves in good faith nona nominee And now 1 i i rtf o v v i i to their vote will be most formidably qf you may dope to makff a few so irascible a disposition is shown g the platform 1 1 nrl upon it and we can afford of 48 and oO are derided by these sacrifices of tho South where aa being of heir virtue nml bv their seducers Bah f i and deceived by their seducers Let perhaps the most ot so irascible is i rV our State Mr Myers of Toledo has been If you could but preterit the passage of Satan rebuke sin and let Old Junkere a Senator for some years and is in- i Land Reform resolutions in the State Con- on i Democratic party to the of Iowa and other portions of the Satan is rather mixed point Jacob of West then Walker of Wisconsin could Rml tbe reador ig left to doubt it field is another in wnom you may the ana Hon R P Spaulding Akron Hon J chances greatly improved In stopping here mcans let rebuke Ohi bio Krum Cherry to learn that the Buchanan interest Locofocoism or vice ALL KIND OP JOB PRINTING EXECUTED AT OFFICE WITH DESPATCH The of the aro to execute in good style on notice all orders for STORU Old Times nnd New We copy the Ilia IS 10 Allen C of frun ic in my at home n week nyn 1 sat pulled mv yon I milled the Pilgrim luck it to Upon the only In my eye I leave the rolled Alono Unit little handful While foes in God keep your powder dry pencil then That Hi it stem u inter painted half number Anil stoutest fainted A tear unbidden filled one eye My filled tlie Ono sees sights mime tho senses bother I knew 1 him w deride I and drawing up Down sat a man beside inc His dress vim nnd his nir Wai and returned my And You'll find my list Of hero and martyr Who in the cabin signed The first New charter I curious facts pome wise But I'm bent on seeing sights And running o'er with questions Ask on I I'll do my best To you information Whether of men you ask Or our renowned nation Savs lie First tell me is that yon compartment Which seems to dry my eyeballs up And scorch my His fi per to the coal DIIR from the his It if upon my I then took up a bit of stick One end was black as night And rubbed it quick tbo hearth When low a My finest drew bis eyes And strove liis to catch V lint friction mulch Upon n overhead I turned a little When forth with flash Three of flew Uprose my guest heaven me Aloud he shouted then Is hell fire Xis I We call it Then foith into the fields we strolled A by Drawn by the ii on steed Hum fly Rumbled the wheels the shrieked Far streamed tlie smoky Echoed thu the shook The flying on his knees with hands upraised In Warien Tell Great if tlie Lord our cried lie all things wall I've seen hii chariots The horsemen ton thereof O I ne'er provoke his ire his Itise up my friend rise snid T Your terrors all arc That wiis no cannot of sky the New Wo within n chamber the news to know From Worcester Springfield York and It lie burst out What It's what we call telegraphing Once more we slopped into the Said Warren What is that Which moves alone the As softly as a I menu the leps liend A monstrous its Large as bed It has the gift of 1 But sure it can't be amiable snid 1 we cull a woman lie he with lll loved iVc women in my But oh filtered 1 showed him then a new machine For turning cirps to chickens A h That beats the very dickens Thereat he strongly cramped my And said Xis plain to see This world is so Twill never do lor me Your telegraph your rail roid Your gas friction matches women vocks for coal Your thing which chickens hatcher turned the upside down pence is left within heel lie minute my most pen dressed up in Yon have it word for word ioVi imd lins very lililo progress wards its Tbe it is said lias definitely to release and liis on ihc 1st of The potato rot lias made iis appearance in Ireland bur to such an extent as to ex- Cuba no further news but I ho brings iis accounts of the of various purls of i The U S steamer Norfolk for Havana secret from the supposed to in Cuba Tlic U lias sdio been dis- from probably of some ex- of whose movements the ment lui Further Relative to the Babia fair It appears from letters published in the j New Origins Picayune of the instant nt Col one hundred and men wen at Honda bv in of ilie while to Los On lie hundred nds from In- war steamer Pizarro nil cut off from his f Col Ci one to re- oin but was repulsed Tlie made 3 charge nrl Col spent two days ami nights n the any sustenance Fifty of them made their o iho bund some boats n they embarked They one night on the ocean and he next day were taken prisoners by tho in previous reports There still this p: r y Fourteen of them are to been shot a farm house and a Spanish reports on the upon twenty of thorn guinlin an equal number of wounded all of whom were It was also on Spanish ly that the twenty-four were The Orleans papers also ters Hnj Kerr They lire very brief being merely a list of adieus to nds The papers stale thai the out- rages in Orleans were by lowest class of population and that none of the were engaged in them the X Aug Letters from Victor Kerr The following letters from that gallant hero Victor Kerr are among the last he ever wrote They were in a bold nnd masculine style of sufficiently refute tie unfounded rumors touching heir tenor put inio circulation by the enemies of liberty TO HIS JIv my dear wife is the last receive from your Victor In one hour I shall be no more nil my friends lor me Never marry it is my desire My to my sisters and brothers Again a last adieu I die like a soldier VICTOR KERR August 16 o'clock in HIS MY leave you r nnd I go to oilier world 1 am oner in Havana and in an hour 1 shall have to exist My dearest friends think of me I die worthy cf a Creole thy of a and of n Kerr My dearest adieu for the last timt devoted friend VICTOR KERR To X H Leon de William G Vincent Felix August 16 The News The N Y Tribune vices by the Asia are not very important ly The Great slill at- of visiters nre constrained to superiority of particularly of our Agricultural in since of the of Constitutional Re- vision have renewed the ion of that sub- ject of tlie Presidency ex- cites lLo interest among nil The finds the ion of ho and hard The Gieat Exhibition been published of the daily and at iho Crystal from the 1st of May tho opening day to the 3 Ut of July last From tills return it appears that the number of persons have paid for admission at the doors has and hat the en- trance fees have amounted to The number of persona entering with season tickets has been giving a of 303 visits The total have entered including anil exhibitor's attendants as estimated by br police is The largest number of visitors on any one day the of July when persons entered The large it number of visitors in nny one week was from the 14th to the when the building The largest number present in the palace time was This wag at 2 o'clock in the of Enormous Yield Mr John Hewlett residing about three miles from Baltimore on the Frederick Turnpike road raised this season seven dred and eighty bushels of prime while wheat on a field containing eighteen two roods and six perches small under bushels per acre The grain was sold for cents per bushel Baltimore i young lady being asked did hot attend a party to which she had been in- I forgot the party eat cli ions Well
