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 We learn from the Cincinnati Enquirer that the Governor ot Ohio has refused to surrender enc Jno Kissnan, oD the requistiop of the Governor of ken- lucky. Kinslnan is indicted in ibe Circuit Court o this county for decoying and entlcing away ihe says of Mir. Ihruston oi this city. This refusal of tlie Governor of Ohio is gross outrage and violation o duty The clause of the constitution under which the requiston was made, we give below. There is no doubt whatever that negro stealing is a crime in Kentucky, a violation of property recognized as property by the constitution. It matters not whether such property s or is not recognized in Ohio. Here is the provision of the constitution:

 A person charged in any State with treason, fel. oDy or other er,ss. who shall flee from justice and be found in another State, fball, on demand of the Executive authority of the State rsp which he fled. be delivered up, to be removed to ths sa!e having jurisdiction of the crime e.--Sse. g., Ar. ", Con- U.S ~ .t..f.

 Ii appears that this Kinsman was admitted to bal iu ths city, and that he was arrested p Cinippati the instance of his sureies and conhned to agall the acquisition of the Governor of Kentucky. We now learn that he was oh Saturday brought down.to this city on hail pisce.--[ Louisville Journal a