River Times (Newspaper) - December 2, 1850, Fort Winnebago, Wisconsin rr AND JAMES DEL ANY EDITORS THAT la BEST I k VOLUME I FORT DECEMBER NUMBER 9 RIVER TIMES I i r n r H l IJ 1 A Y T E K M S copy per 00 Five copies a 00 Ten 15 00 25 00 payable invariably in advance OF One Square of ten lines one insertion 00 Each insertion 50 One column per year 00 Hal calami 20 00 cards under 6 lines p ryear 5 00 over g per 1 ing I approached my notice of the arrest to Iriend I the I tool live appointed to fugitive his hand there not la touch the to cause the fugitive to be delivered to to to Complain u w quavering of oue He turnea me Clay is calm but nut i bold ray purpose Hamilton in any event remember tins On handing his Col Tatnal sprang the when he appear Bat if agent shall appear within ex iron the time of the arrest the may be discharged And all ur expenses curred n the apprehending the trigger may the fugitive into his custody ger Mr Randolph said 1 i such fugitive of the state or am one of the best shot in Virginia with making such demand shall be paid tty either a pistol or a gnu yet I never fire with such state or territory the hair-trigger besides I have a Sec 2 And be it further e That delicacy of my touch and fly before I know where his great solicitude fer hie bisted upon hairing the their position the fact Randolph anticipated his pistol went off j from such agent while before the word with the muzzle aa aforesaid the person or persons su oils The moment this event took place Geu uig shall on conviction te find not Jesup Mr Clay's friend called out that he ing five hundred dollars and be imprisoned would instantly leave the ground with his not exceeding one year friend if that occurred again Mr Clay Sec 3 And be it alto That when once exclaimed it was an accident and a held to labor in any of the United ged that the gentleman might be allowed to jo on On the being given Mr Clay hred without Randolph discharged his pistol in the air The moment that Mr Clay saw that Mr Randolph had thrown away his fire trith a sensibility he agent or attorney is hereby empowered to instantly approached Mr Randolph and i seize or arrest such fugitive from labor and said with an emotion I can never I to take him or her before the of the 11 trust ia God my dear sir you are un- Circuit or District Courts of the U States after what has occurred I would residing or being within the state or before r-i to tainting n t pain commonly in the the left On brain thv of to the i the flow o the It dill TS from opium doJ rather to like green than composes to ft which m the memory k-avintf a great by a trembling of the the til that any i legitimate demanded by the public w industry nor workmanship fair to do t r hy if possible thau ia the same do by e him in tho it publicity runaway and her Let the business of alone an I he was of had ta your own he thought it uf uv to IS buv what you don't want uw and quietly took his every ho ir tc the best advantage aad study to leisure hours useful 01 in il mi i At inf lint had a O cr e s tl i Wi- o-M uf wrath horse competition the presence of the not have harmed you for a thousand I any magistrate of a county city or town I sunken vessels and soon after being haggard ana strode on with steps longer r I seizure or Tears passed returned home a corporate seizure or arrest He went to Russia He shall he made and upon proof to the dying man He entered faction judge or magistrate either the Senate Chamber us Mr Clay was by oral testimony or affidavit taken before ing said he I want to and certified by magistrate of any such hear that voice again Mr state or territory ibal the -person so seized Ohio Where the machinery and boilers of a I came here expressly view with you more They Darted to meet no i such claimant nis agent or attorney which shall be a for removing the fugitive from labor tathe state or the articles of confederation of the N from which he or she fled England 1672 Sec 4 And be it further enacted That Itis also agreed that if any servant run any who shall knowingly and rav from hia intn anv ly obstruct or hinder claimant hss agent or attorney in so seizing or arresting such away from his master into any confederate jurisdiction in such case upon certificate from one magistrate in the jurisdiction out of which the servant fled oc upon other due proof the said servant shall either he ered to his roaster or any other that sues and certificate and proof Constitution of the United States sub- jeft qf Fugitives Art 4 Sec 8 A person charged in any State with treason or other crime who shall flee from justice and tie found in fugitive from labor or shall rescue such from such claimant his agent or at- torney herein given or shall harbor or conceal such person after notice that he or she was a fugitive from labor as shall for either of paid offences I forfeit and pay the sum of five hundred lars penalty may be recovered by arvi for the benefit of sach claimant by tion of debt in any court proper to try the same moreover to the person another State shall on demand of the j ing each labor -or service ha right of action authority of the state from whence he or on account of the said injuries orcither HOME hath not that word a blessed sound Doth not the heart at its music Is it not linked with die holiest ties With all we cherish with all we Find me a spirit ye roam That hath not a yearning for some dear home bringeth it not bright visions back Of the lights that shone on our early track Of Summer's rambles and mirth Of meetings around the household hearth Of hopes that were cherished songs that were sung And dreams that were when the heart was young We think of the favorite room or nook used ts steal with s bock Of the casement thro the twilight hours We sketched a future all shine and flowers Or sighed o'er some earnest feeling quelled Some rainbow vanished some dream dis- Yet home hath its mourning as well as mirth Sorrow and sickness will sweep o'er its hearth Death too can enter with all his gloom The dearest is laid in the silent And many a parting and many a fear Darken homestead we hold so dear But the soul baih a higher quest A holier home and a surer rest A home to which e very thought should tend To which prayer should arise and praise ascend A home which a gracious God hath given In mercy and home is Heaven JOHN RANDOLPH'S DUEL WITH CLAY Hugh A Garland of Virginia has just published a Biography of John Randolph of Roanoke from which we extract an count of hia duel with Mr The night before the Gen Jamas Hamilton of South Carolina Randolph sent for I him calm but in a singularly kind and confiding mood He told me that he had something on bis mind to tell me He then ilton I have determined upon receiving without returning Clay's fire nothing shall induce me to harm a hair upon his head I will not make his wife a widow or his dren orphans Their tears would be shed over his grave but when the sod of ia rests on my bosom there is not in this world one individual to pay tribute on mine His eyes filled and resting his head upon bis hand we remained some ments silent I replied My dear friend for ours was a sort of posthumous friendship bequeathed by our I deeply re- cret that you have mentioned thia subject to me for you call upon roe to field and to see you shot down or to assume the responsibility in regard to your own life in sustaining your determination to throw it away Bat on this subject a man's own conscience and hia own bosom are his best monitors I will not advise but under the enormous and unprovoked personal insult you have offered Mr Clay I cannot dis- suade I feel bound however to cate to Colonel Tatnal your decision He begged me not to do eo and said he was afraid that Tatnal would take the studs and refuse to go with him I however sought Col TatnaL and we repaired about mid- j night to Mr Randolph's wuom we found reading Milton's great poem For swine moments be did not permit us to say one word in relation approaching el and he at once one of those criticisms on a passage of this j et in which ha was wont so enthusiastically to indulge After Col Tatnal marked Mr Randolph lam told you have out party to a formal of not to return Mr Clay's fire I i his rights by a suit at the common if I am only I appears upon this to go oat to see yva shut down you opinion and accordingly ia the statute upon ind some other friend Randolph this subject 1793 have authorized u hia j ry before a wwi iwe much conversation oa toe subject T in- which he may a warrant for removal we w Store 1793 energy do not drink a tendency to pulmonary rvJ u iu ti to the author corroborates his put on their best to as good an while proms 22 Should misfortune overtake you ro- as possible while entering the never fly the track they looked as if theirs had been a long with and a journey In the first wagon i iterance Should you then fail you would there sat a man pate and emanated who tuen be honored but shrink and you will endure the out upon the hurry and l 03 Consider the cause of the good States or ia either of the territories on diseases of the heart ualllornia lltc around him as ing and tho decline and fell north west or south of the river Ohio under and in short is very injurious to were lo new nnd unexpected want Of success of others and regulate your the laws thereof shall escape into any of circulating alimentary and nervous to cheer nor give him hope conduct accordingly the said states or territory the systems He was not thinking of his -34 The deceitful and whom such labor or service may be due his condition nor but WAS wrapt prosperous for DIVERS newly invented wonder at scene he was gazing upon U withdrawn poverty is likely to follow steam diving bcU boat built the side ot tne wagon there walked aj 95 With the preservation ol an upright Ky is wonders on little girl about twelve old From her the Western waters She was built for the appearance she must have walked several express purpose of rescuing property from hundred mites She was barefooted and up the Cumberland River to the of tedious journeying she had thrown off all the steamer Charles Carroll and in about I grace and had accustomed herself to a gait three four weeks the entire cargo in which tbe kms her the consisting of some 4.500 with ease to keep up with the wagons pork and lard was taken out and finally The animals some of which driven the hull itself was raised And removed from J along in a herd after the wagons were a had to look upon every bone in their bodies could be counted and they seemed almost o stagger along wearied with the way and spiritless One sight ae this brings the distress oi the overland character if the opportunity for acquiring knowledge and cultivating the mind which lies in every one's way be properly ed respectability influence and perhaps 26 Reflect on what you we and Set your ruind at work reason wilh candor sunken boat were taken out Thence she was directed to the spot a short distance be- tion home to ua more than any Tow Cairo where the steamer Neptune sunk thirty years ago and with a dive of fort of the JONATHAN TRUMBULL Speaker of the House of Representatives JOHN Vice President of the United States and President of the Senate Approved February GEORGE WASHINGTON Presi- dent of the THE OP SM o- wide spread habit of smoking has not yet had due medical attention paid to it and ita consequences It is only by two or three years observation that Dr had become tully aware of the great changes induced in the system by the ed into other states where slavery was not of tobacco and of the varied and ob- tolerated The want of such a provision forms of disease to which excessive under the consideration was felt as a i smoking gave origin inconvenience by the slave holding Stales i He proceeded to state some of them as since 1 they met with in to the owners indeed they met with open resistance brane a obvious that for the arrest removal of fugitives of both con- template summary ministerial proceedings fled be delivered up to be removed to the state baying jurisdiction of the crime No person held to service in one state ander the laws thereof escaping into another shall in consequence of any Taw or regulation therein be discharged from euch service or labor but shall be delivered np on claim of the party to whom such service or labor may be due Judge Commentary upon the Con- This clause introduced into the Con- solely for the benefit of the holding states to enable them ta reclaim their fugitive slaves who should have escap five feet a number of articles were rescued which were considered hopelessly lost The iron chest of the boat containing sundry articles and a filled with were once bank notes were among the con- tents of the chest but they disappeared as soon as brought in contact with the air and nothing remained but the calfskin in which they were enveloped About five hundred i pigs of lead in a good state of preservation also taken the deep j and a jar of butter decidedly the oldest now extant The jar ia certainly a curiosity in its way with the identical saucer on the mouth to preserve the contents from injury and shows the care of the shippers of this essary article in those primitive days A LAWYER'S strikes Dick an miles of the Milwaukee Lisbon Plank Road arc completed THE a newspaper aa a means of instructing the people Before this century shall run out will be the whole whole human thought Since that prodigious which art has given to multiplication to be multiplied a fold will write their books day by day hour by hour page by Thought will be spread abroad in the world with the rapidity of fight before the introduction of the electric tele- instantly conceived instantly ten instantly understood at the extremities of the it will be spread from pole to pole Sudden instant burning with the over the shoulders with a rattan as big as I fervor of soul which it it your little finger A lawyer in his ment would tell you the story as follows And that whereas the said Thomas at the said place on the year nnd date said in and upon the boily of the said ard against the peace of the people of the State of Wisconsin and dignity did make a most violent assault and inflicted a great many and divers blows kicks thumps bumps contusions gashes wounds damages and injuries in and upon be the reign of the human In all its plenitude it wHl not have time to prepare to accumulate the book will arrive too late The only book possible for ia a newspaper and f 27 Be civil and obliging to all il costs nothing and is worth much 28 Be not diverted from your duty br any idle reflections the may upon you their Km in your power and consequently not be any of your concern 39 Rest satisfied with doing wall ami leave others to do as they 30 Never regret w irretrievably lost 31 Never that which im- probable 32 Never complain of being 33 Always well of your but of your enemies apeak neither nor evil 34 Treat your customers as your friends by serVing them in beat manner 35 SeU at small for aad make it known through the Palmer's Almanac Immigrants to pour York from abroad in great numbers The ship William Tell which says the Baltimore aun of Sept Uth from Havre 575 in the steerage Iks from the WHS port 251 and the or THE UNITED 1790 J the Union consisted of 17 Staffs with a A LGO t miles I contrivances nafc of land or 9 persons to a square mile In were 20 states with a the head neck breast stomach knees j ffc t o shins and heels of said Richard with divers square mites or 8 persons to a square mile sticks canes poles clubs logs of wood In there were 24 states with a gera dirks stones pistols cutlasses Ol and an area of geon's blunderbusses and or 9 persons to a square mde ins pikes then and there held in the hands L Ia there were with a fists claws dutches of him the saiJ of and an area of Kossuth and other exiles nt have received permission retire from the Ottoman territory and mist of them will proceed at once to ibe U States Many jr excited and not the ordinary course of judicial to ascertain whether the or the claim of ownership be established beyond all In cases ofsjapected crime the guilt or innocence of the party is to be made out at lia trial and not upon the ry whether he shall be delivered up All that would seem in such case ta be ry is that there should be prima facia dence before the executive authority to its there is probable cause to believe the party guilty such an ordinary warrant would justify his for trial And in ease of fugitive there would seem to be the necessity of requiring only prima facia proofs of ownership The consumed smokers varies from half an ounce to twelve ounces per week the quantity two to three Inveterate cigar smokers o VT u disclose the name of any officer or private mile except as a physical or metaphysical fact the true history was obtained of every man On investigation it appeared that at least area of square or 12 will consume from four to five dozon per week The first result is an inflammatory condition of lips and tongue then the tonsils pharynx enlisted oh account of some Difficulty of them had sad If their names anJ forty-three were either drunk or partially so at the time of congested over tat face and here and there a of mucus Action upward jn there were 27 states with a A surgeon in j Of and an area of 849314 the United States army desired know the mile's or 13 to a square mile most common cause of enlistments By i jn 1340 there were 29 states with a of captain of a company I of nnd an area of containing fifty-five in a pledge never to 344 square miles or 14 persons to a square We have now 31 states containing a by estimate of 21.636 000 and aa attention at the of the Insti- tute in New York if one to supply of an amputated It u of sol id willow wood and steel with a due regard to the laws of joint in the leg being copied with and nicety deserving of much praise The Post says that it is impossible ed to the body to discover any difference be- it lhn said lisping BUI Smut if voa don't love roe thay tbo j aad if yon do iove me and don't like thay tho my hand THE RACE An author haa recently published a work tled a treatise on The Nature to the square mile by the anterior Mtm affected with beai RULES FOR BUSINESS ME IT Take advantage of modern facilities Most of them were men of fine I and accomplish as much in a single day as learning and about i inquired weeks months or years formerly i had once been three doctors and Don't depend upon your own lungs mation and a vpt irritation ia felt The becomes two ministers The experimenter believes use the lungs of the press 3 with a sleep in the The do not escape bot there a heavy dul ache io Descending down the alimentary canaL and Character of its Cost The ing interesting extract will give some ple aa idea of where things go ami what becomes of thesa The author I will take one of raw at the I expiration of years what de you Use the moans they are open to all j pose be the of your own hand alone Why no less than 616.803 Two dogs be- gnaw and Sabia Wled m year line rmu they wooM produced in the nme time 10.995 736 nits Ten rata will eat aa much tu a man Tatnal to allow Mr Randolph take hit own bis withdrawal Ax ACT respecting Fugitives from justice ooe of hw friends might lead to very and the service of i At last Mr their I smiling said Well Tatnal I Sec I Be jt enacted by and IB you AM if I see Ute devil ia Clay's j House of C eje art that with to means of ia assembled That T mtj mj mini authority of aay A remark I knew to state m Union er eiihf r of the tr rf river if it were not for his pledge of this be as interesting a history and would exhibit the frailty of human nature as or other men's hands use steam power longing to fully as aoy experiments ever made on the 5 Make it yon are prepared 17.000 iw subject of the passions hto do business j 6 ignorance in regard to of the on which you are uninformed listen Boston Mail Vt and learn date of Nov 7 Be silent when a fool will the first pair of with An elopement off here a few days cease the sooner j ou caimot gain by con- progeny would consume IB iMre siRce caused no merriment i Gl 630 own in the vear and errors j raw with their three 9 Calculate the probabilities of the consume more than tae from any aod multiply the means of tion of Jie tf eaa I AH M tie flatly r 129.573 COO on j G itM house IB 10 a u of the i D resolved on something bor participate in the facilities to go The population the sarth at the longs from patting oo her toggery ahead pasts vast ike of the mote The Mt to some calk the nodi tar n The was at the Home and is thrown wide open to u 10 rate pw mi rmi vt wN of of u oo the MMl f Ite MBM the proceeded at once to Mr of integrity conduct your to starve Ttw feteH no ana serve TO suow ICB Pats and a of Green Mountain girls Mr G to expectorate proceeded at once to Mr aad hitt with of the state tome urf Uu 13 I fc wlw hw named she 11 ss of have teA of to the fort all found or an t M i 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