Calhoun County

The Liberty vote by townsfor Representativos was a follows: Champion. Bushnell. Albion, 10 10 Atlicns, Bedford, Burlington, JC 12 Convis, 1 Clarcnden, 2 Eckford, 10 10 Emmctt, 4 4 Fredonin, Homer, 23 " Leroy, 3 ' Marshall, 10 10 Bottle Creck, 16 JO Marengo, n H Newton, 4 Pcnnfield, 2 2 Clarence Shendan, G Tekonsha, 2 2 Leo, "Ï51 146 In Burlington and Loroy, the Liberty vote is brgcr than tho Whig vote. 1q Leroy th.cage vote stood Democratie 33, Whig 6, Liberty, 34. What town will beat that next ycar?EFTho bill io rcpeal the Fugitivo law, of Oliio. wliich was passed several years since. at tho request of Commissionors from Kentucky, has passed the House oí Representativos, ly a vote of yens, 46 - naya 24. This largo mojority in tho TIouse augurs well for its passage thrdttgfa the Senate. The reason assigned by the author of tho bill was, that the people of Kentucky had sent agenta there to interfere with their domestic concerns, (referring, wo suppose. to Mr. Clay, and othcr whig orators) and he thought it no more than juatice to let them take care of their own negroes, without cnlling for the aid of a party which had been tremed in bad faitli. We cannotvery highly commend the motive of their action, but the action itself is a favorable one, and evinces a littlo moro indcpcndencc ot feeling than usual. ttZPThe Liberty vote of Maconib County was for Senators, for W. Cnnfield, 4G- for H. S. Bradley, 40. We are not aware that any Liberty votes have been given in this county provious to this year. ILfMr. Clny is on a visit to New Orlcans. - Like lurn of Kindcrhook, he gocs to see his rslatives, ETSome idea of the intensity of feeling excited in behalf of Lniimer may be inforred from the fact that thero was probably no moment, night or day. during tho two weeks or more that Lntimer was imprisoned, in which thejailwas noi'watchcd, lest he should bc snuiggled away. if-JAn Address, ns we learn, to vheelector3 of Senatorial District No. 4, wns prepared, agreeubly to the appointinent of the Liberty District Convention, but it failed of Teaching ua in time for its seasonable publication. tCTThe vote in Russia. Ohio, (of which Oberlin is q part,) stood thus: For Shannon, 57: for Corwin, 72; lor King, 173. The Liberty voie eicecded bwih iic others by 44. Civilizatioji hamnnizea governmenti!, hut it does not modify individual oirqciiy. Nero's w.na a conrt of mercy compared with the sa vage tribunal of Judge Lynch. - lïoc.'iater Dtmocrat. The last proposilion is true. Do not Lynch Committees abound most among slaveholders? - 'Fhnj live by robbcry and cruelty, and where robbery is the general law of tbc cjmmunity, cases of "individual atrocity" will ofcouxse abound.