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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-11-05
TuE, LAND OLE PROMISE

1t is stated in the Salem, y. G. paper, that Sc
ycral families who had, short time previously re-
we'd from that county to Indiana, had returned to
their iathcr-land, well satisfied to get back again.
The represent the country fertile enough ;
but after that is said all i, said. We find also, in
the Manchester Republican the following extract
of letter from point which several families
from thi, section of country have Conc-hut, from
what can learn, not to STAY very long and 9TH
are preparing to 90. Ii IS well To look before
one lcaps-and deem it duty to give our
reader, such information as may come into our
possession with REGARD to the qoody things which
they may expect, by exchanging the comforts of
their homes, and the society of their friends, for
a tabernacle in the Western wilderness:
La Ponrr, Indiana, Oct. 10, 1888.
left home ON the sixth day Of August last, and
after rapid Journey by stage and Steamboat
reached this remote point of the 90 far VEST the
Odd of the same month. -" | have wandered
far, seen much, and suffered much, and upon the
whole consider the time embraced by the trip as
being far from mis-sprnt. | have encountered
much hardship and many privatIonS and formida
bic difficulties in the prosecution of my travels.
The task of exploring the public domain in this
Wild country, found TO be one OF no hu!e difficult
". Tremendous swamps aad moriSseS have To
be travorscd ON hor,rbac> and" swapping down
Technically 50 called here) in other words the
sudden descent of man ana horse into UNEMPLOYED
depths of mud AID water, Is quite a common dsaS
ter in the explorations of the land adventrrcr.
And at night when the tolls and dangers of the day
arc over, and the we ~ stranger betakcs himself
to the rude hut OF some scmi-barbarous " squat
ter" to obtain refrc,hmcnt and shelter from the
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WAS COMMITTED,

Two the Corporation jan of lynchburg on the
4 23th day ol sept, 1888, black man, a runa-
way slave who calls himself SAM, who says he
belongs To gentleman by the name of SAM FL Bur
fond OF Chesterfield county, and hircd the present
year to Nj. Henry Proguc Of Richmond Had on
when committed a casinett coat, dark grey home
spun vest, white homesrun pantaloons shoes, aud
black hai-Ihc said slave is five feet ten inches high
has no scars, but his legs broken uut very much
he SAID slave having been advertised, according 10
law, one month at the door OF the courthouse in
Lynchburg, and the owner thereof not yet claiming
INN, notice Is hereby given, that unless the do
come forward and claim the said slave within four
month after this advertisement shall cease which
will be six weeks from this day 9th November 1880
then the said slave viii be sold according to law.
HENRY DUNNINGTON Sergeant,
ofthe Corporation Of Lynchburg.
~ Thc Richmond Whis trW insert the ADORE
me,kiy sir reeks and forrard their account to this Of
fec. III. u.
Nov.5 6w
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G'L.5ssxC.9l sCMoDE.

fI,iiE subscriber having perranently located him:
sell IN Charlottesville. and conducted his edu-
cation with a view to the instruction OF routh in
forms the public that he will open boarding school
preparatory 10 the University nj Virginia ON the LIST Of
January next, n the large and comrnodious brick
building, midway between Charlottesville and the
ni,crsffy.
In this school will he taught Mathematics
inclhdIns Nj nnetic, Plane aud Spherical Til
eonomet.y. Plane and Solid Gcome.ry, AMI
Survey ing, til. Latin and Greek languages, in.
Guiding the Roman and Grccian Antiquities with the
liisi"iy aud Geoersphv Of eaeh. English Gfannlay.
COMPOSITIONS f.lements Of History, Chronology Ge-
ogtaPhN anu other MINOR branches. knowledge OC
me French Willie impaired by native Of France 10
'iosr who may desire IT, Strict attention shall BE-
Phd 10 INC morals and principles OF the youth err.
aas'fu 10 ms care and such discipline maintained at
all times as will ensure proper attention 10 their s,u
dies and correct department. Circulars addressed
once month 10 their parents and guardians win
She" the progress they make in their Studies and
their conduct generally.
The subscriber having made arrangements with
Mr. Dante, Peuow TO take charge Of The boarding de-
paliment who pledgcshiinsclffo furnish fare equal "a
that OF any other boarding house in Charlottesville
OF ia 'clnitt, INDUCES the hope that proper
discharge OF hs duty hc Will receive n share Of the
public patronage.
The text books Of the University will be a,lopt.a
IN hs school aud can be procured at Mr. c. p. Nc.
kennic's or Nm. Wcrtrnhaher's Book Storrs Oh,
very accommodating terms,
Terms Tor the six nrnn,h s encinr the
'st OF January and terminating the Both Of June will
be SO tor Greek, Latin aud Mathematics, $40 for
English branches and Arithmetic. a fee of s. cx-
ia will be charged tor those who study French
boarding, including every thing, will be furnished AZ
50 Tor siN months, all payable In advance.
hcictcncc aso qualifications and character Is made
Ii Messrs. Vim. {. Rivcs. Cen. VIM. r. Gordon
/ W ''ilmcr Y, ". Southa, Il. j. Randolph,
AeN Rwes, and certificate oil Professors Bonnvcas-
tie and Harrison. Testimonials oi Dabncy Browne and
10 saunders Professors OF Nm. d Mary College
aid lucion Minor, will be exhibited to those who
may desire To sec them. The sessions Of this school
will commence hereafter the LIST of September
and terminate the 10Th ofJunt following
Charlottesville being sauted IN a fine healthy
country, aud enjoying refined society, renders il an
appropriate situation for public school where pa.
rents may send their children without danger 10
their health moralrty
GEO. ". TRUEHE ART
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y virtue Of decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and thancct>, tor ritt.> |, ania
county, the undersigned will, ON FRIDAY the
10Th day OF this month, nj the residence of MIS- VI,
~ r. Slaughter, nca, Smiths store, IN Pius>l,ania
county, offer. credit OF one, two aud thror
years, the Trrt II Ldnd on winch she ll,os belong
my to the heirs Of Dr. Robert II. Siauchc dec II ,
containing near 200 acr,s, upon which is a good
Dwelling House. with all necessary ont Houses A
good Garden and OIchald..--hbout 10 on 80 gc,es
OF the Land IN clover. and the Plantation in good
Falmn. condition. J. GARLAND,
:. GARLAND,
fabJiisiojirrs.
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yniy I0Jh. 1885.

Nj George W. Trueheat has attended my lee
tntes, dumc two sessions Il 733i and :A-5) and at
the end at the latter was mad, +" Il Graduate in the
school of Ancient languages, tincluding both the
LATIN and Greek languages with the Roman aud
Greek Geography History, Me-
This degree, gwen after he had stood satisfactorily
series at rigid examinations, furnishes satisfactory
evidence Of hls attHnmcuts IN This department Of
hno"edrc II affords me pleasure To state. In add-
ton, that vi. ifuehcsr's attention and diligence
have bcrn every way commcndable and his general
department entirely praise worthy aud thai o., his
principles and habits, rs we'll as from his acquire
mehs, he c>nno iail should hr al,c charge of Cla.-
seal school OF scadcmy, to rive entir, satisfaction
10 those who may entiust then souS to his care.
GESSNEE HARRISON, NJ. H.
ProIeSor Of incirni Languages
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tBOIl ION.

The Synod Of Virginia, during lis recent ses-
,on, Farmyillc, in Prince Edward county, unan-
imouslv, and after solemn deliberations, adopted
the ,ubloined preamble and resolutions:
Whereas, the publications and proceedings OF
certain organized associations, COMMONLY called
Auri-Slaycry, or Abolition societies, which have
hcly arisen in some parts OF our land have treat.
IL disturbed tho peace of the church, and of the
rnun,ry and the SYNOD Of rpinia deem il a
solemn duty, which they owe to themselves, and to
the community, to declare their sentiment, upon
the subject: therefore,
"Resolycd unanimously, that we consider the
dogma 50 ierccly promulgated by the said associ-
ations--that slavery as it actually exists in our
.layc-hodmg States, is necessarily sinful and ought
to be Immediately abolished, and the conclusions
which naturally follow from that dogma, as direct
" and papably, contrary TO the plainest principles
of common sense, and common humanity, and to
the clcare> authority Of The word of God.
~. Resolved unanimously, that in the dcibc-
ratio Judgment of the Synod, it is the duty of all
ministers OF the Gospel to follow the example of
our Lord and Saviour, and of his Apostles in sim
liar circumstances, in abstainug from all ntrrti.r-
cscc with tie state Of slavery, as established "a
mongst us by the laws OF our Commonwealth. and
oonfnng themselves strictly TO their proper pro-
vince of intoxicating upon masters and slaves the
duties enoncd upon them respectively in the sa-
cred scriptures, which must tend immediately to
promote the welfare of both, and ultimately TO re-
store the whole world to that state of holy happi-
ness, which is the earnest desire of every christian
heart"
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NOTICN.

M lLI.be sold, To the highest bidder on tn i,h
w November, IN front oi the Franklin Hotel in
the town oil 'Nhchbnrg, SIX eight valuable slaves,
belonging To the estate OF rhos. :. M'tcll.nd dee
to carry INTO execution the provisions OF the Tesla.
tors VIII. MAYO CABEII.
Er'cmor Of Ihopps s. hThin,1, dec.
Nov. } a..
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w q RNLAGTg.

MARRIED. on the 22d oct, b, the Rev. Charles
Dresser, Mr.. ELISHA BAnkspALr, in. Merchant of
Halifax Court House, 10 Miss JupIrn, daughter OF
Arnstead Baiksdale, Esq. of Haitian
-, on the .3th Oct, by the Rev. Charles
Dresser, Mr. JoHs WILLIAM Dudley of Lynch
bury, to Miss AsDALusA ForEQrKr,N, of Hall
fax.
--, on the 2lst inst. bN the Rev. Jeptba Han
rlsnn. Dr. LEWIS SHANKs, OF FInea,tle, to Mrs Al,
RY JoHNSro1, OF Stafford countv.
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<iVpfifd fihfHdHY
|. :. Rryr>rr Currrn HAMILTON,
April 18th, 1895.
To Charics q. Grrtpc,
Edtor 81 hc Norniug Past, Boston.
o. ilt,-Mv attention having been recently d.
r"cicd by rcrommc ndaton of n friend to
norf aud simple remedy for the aguc and tooth
afh", (to which mariners are peculiarly exposcd)
advertised for >alr by tho Druggists of This City, by
the name nj Hi"och'> Ehct,ic haodyac, and
public crcduuy having been greatly abused ~ late
b> various specifics, alleged 10 30 e"Hctua cures
III the'r Common bat -jlrr formidable complaints.
| am dr>r>--~- asking the favor Of Your columns
III bIolIng public testimony 10 the high estimation
IN which reoart tho article rcierrcd to, for tho
benefit of ottert. Thi, article J have recently
had occasion 10 ntr myself, under very aggrava-
led attack Of the aruC, tooth ache, and ear ache
and the successful administration of 4 by me among
the Of the Revenue Gutter Of his port, to
which am attached, leaves no doubt in my mind
that the article possesses extraordinary virtues for
all Of those complaints. Such la, hrcn my expc.
ucnrr N reference to the Of this urt'cie re-
Gently, thar should not think niv medicine chest
properly filled tor voyage without it and re-
commend it 10 .hip masters AMI heads of familir,
Is an article, in my judgment, Of intrinsic valme
For the ague, aud its attendant complaints, the
iooN 0che ADD achs, and welt deserving tho
hlgh character attributed to il by those who have
certified publicly IL il, efficacy
Very respectfully, vonr most obi .erv't
SAMUEL p. SCOTT.
For Sale AT th- China Store Of
JOSEPH D. EVANS.
U'scoct' Family Medicine for Corns, Burns
AMI No"ids, never known to fail. ID. E..
.NoN.o w2w
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MtNMoTm NrGrrApLEs.-A Gentleman who
WIS in Lexington last week, informs us thathc saw,
exhibited there, Radsb, weighing Is lbs. and
measuring p inches in length and % in crcum-
ference; and Furnip Beet weighing 64 lbs. and
measuring 2Sl inches in circumference. They
crew in the garden Of Capt. Wilson of Lexing-
ton
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NEGooEs q LAND TO- ya,,

IBohS' mt to m order Of the bedford counfy
count, pronoutced the 9th October, 1895, in
,he case OF lhomasW aueh aud others aeaius, Chas.
ID. Reynolds aud others; the undersigned, being com.
u''ssioneis Ion that purpose, will qot public aue
tion' on FRIDAY the 2oth of November instant At the
late residence OF AleNandrr Rc,uelds ,ler'c the
Tract Land mhcrcon The said Aloxanler REYNOLDS
li'cd, containing about fneetes-adlo inin the lands
OF George Fuckers estate. James Wauph's estate.
and others. This tract Of land has comfortable I'm.
po'smcnis ON IT. is we'll adapted 10 the culture of to
hacco and small craln aud has on IT two excellent
orchards Likewise, tour Slaycs--cnc man, ono boy,
woman aud agIrl--good characters aud likely
The terms OF sale viii be Tor the Land credit Of
ono aud two Years, the pufehascr giving bonds with
approved security, aud dec, oi iiust The Land
10 secure the payment The Slaves will bc sold for
one'i"uih cash, aud the balance on i credit OF -
months, the purchasers GIVING bonds aud security
the payments. tlIAS. n. REA NoLDS,
JOHN \. REYNOLDS,
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credit III twelve months, ior all suns over s.
lundct that sum CASH. variety of Household aud
Kitchen Furniture, large stock oi attic Sheen and
Hogs, two or three Work Horses Oxen and OK
Carts, Wagons, Corn, Fodder, Oats Ac
MARY X. SLAUGHTER
Adm'l. Of RobeHH Silughtcr, dcc
Nov , .tl
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons having CLAIMS against the estate Of
~ Thos. & MClciland, dec, atc requested To
bring them forward, properly authenticated. Those
indebted, are expected to make immediate pay Iuont.
MtfOt hHEIIn
Erecmor Of Thomas s. hfhiland dee
Nov. ) It.
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Reginental and Battalion notice.

VIE Court of Enquiry for the ID Battalion
b. and9lst Regiment will be huid at the tavern
house of frldctt +. Lowry, Bedford codntv, on
Friday the 2oln Of this month and ON Saturday
the 2lSt ln,. for the lst Battalion, at the Eagle
Tavern, in the town Of Liberty The Court Of
Enquiry for the 9lNt Regiment will be held al the
Eagle Tavern, Liberty, on Saturday the 18th Il
the same month.
DANL. AUNSPAUGH, C. &C.
Nov. ). II
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e,-olllcio. just hall the humber ",f,
s'p "n, on this occasion,-oi course not quorum
prt''N' Moor was sent to Liycrton Tor Ar. Amy.
me- a.as donbicd whether he would be able to at
''' II In case he should not, the Legislature
fn' 'J he compelled 10 adjourn then session, as
no0,1 .;sI,,;xe act could be coiispmmatrd without
10 ~ Occurrence of both Houses. II vi, in ,icu
dc f,e, We presume, and with the expectation
= ,"', Mr. Amy would he unable TO attend, than
' ,"a,enan Governor Enss rendered his rc,i@ua-
LrO'' Tbe Senate, as now constituted, consists Of
Io m.,.;,s Llncr the resignation Of tngS) and }
u, r,en, including Governor Francis. The
49,, ;; -o If Representatives consists OF 50 Wings,
no,' 90 Jackson men. Consequently there would
an0 T. Jackson majority, on joint ballot, Of mem
Oe,S h,ye here stated the facts; those who bet
",'.JsrSfand political iegrrdemain than We do,
tel UNI The reasons. We presume, however,
ca" r.. movements are in some WY connected
INA, '"s ya,nccration, rumored IN the EASTERN pa
WI" ''' ~ n1Ilif,ins the election of Mr.. Pcarcc o.
per- conare., who according to tho published re-
" ", sa> chosen by majority OF III Votes tout Of
' ahnm 1000 over Burgess. Perhaps also they may
hovo hearing upon the vacancies to be filled in
,hr Senate.
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C. The New York Canal Board have resov-
ed to widen and deepen their Cana, 1t i, to be
feet deep and 20 wide at the surface instead Of
/ dee p and 10 wide, as at present. The locks are
TO be 100 feet long between the quoin-p posts in
stead of 90, and 10 instead of l. feet wide in the
clear. The cost olthc Improvement is estimated
at $l2 900 O0,-bcing three millions more lIlan
the original cost of the Canal.
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WANTED.
TIMBER FOR CO1CH- MAKING

INllE subscriber will give the highest Cash price
Il for good timber, suitable for Carriage Making,
delivered at his Coach Mandatory at the stand
lately occupied by II. X. Beech g. Co. Main street,
I.ynchburg. SAMUEL. AYRES
Oct. 5 fits
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University IF la, Jnly III. 1895.
II el'cs me pleasure to comply with the request Of
Nj Truchean. who desires me II ccrti, to his ca
PabilIty oitcachog the following branches of Math-
enatlts, Arithmetic, Plane and spherical Trgonom-
etts Flame and Solid Geometry. feel no doubt that
VT. ltn"heaftis capable of inpartlnC knowledge
o th's" subjects to the full cAfem they are wanted
III p'rpa' 'tots school 81 academy. 1t gives me,
Al the same time, great pleasure state that he has
without an exception, conducted himself with great
mopuety during the two seasons he was n student
Of the University. and also mention the high opin.
ION which has always been entertained here Of Mr.
Is moral character.
{. BONNYCASTLE, Ch
Ind Proicssor Of Mathematics.
Letters addressed 10 the University of Va or Char.
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o. Some Of the New York papers deny that
Thompson the incendiarv, has sailed for Europe
while others still assert that he is of. We find
the following articles relative to him in our last pa
pcrs all of which, Of course, cannot be true:
Eyom the Nem York Sunday .Ncrs
The steamboat President Capt. Coleman, from
Providence, due Yesterday morning, was compel
led by the dense fog to lay TO near Gull light, from
7o'clocA Friday evening until O'Clock the next
morning
We learn from the Capt. and other sources, that
thompson was in Newport on Thursday night, and
that as soon as the fact was known to the citizens
great excitement was manifested. Crowds assem-
bled in the streets, and dieent search for Thomp-
senwas made in every quarter. He was so hard
pressed that he was compelled to save himself BY
assuming the earb of female. In this disguise he
was conducted by two young ladies', whose names
ace known, hut not mentioned to us, to the Tvcrton
gerry, Which they crossed under cover of the fog
we are sorry that we cannot give the rest of the
story, winch must have been of a character some
"natronlantlc, and not very diSsimilar to the adj
venture OF the famous Scotch coycnanter. Mat
M"g' whose wonderful feat, performed while the
"'"g TROOPERS were in pursuit of him, was mat
ter OF scandal TO the kirk at the time
these are truly sad times, when Young ladies
Gu" so lar forget the dclicacy and proprlcty of con-
quot belonging to their sex, as to become the agi-
'a'ors OF the public peace, and abcttors and pro-
'ec'ors oil ielon vagrants
from the Boston Gazette, Oct IS.
, on Saturday last, Thompson was at Marble
mead, where he had been residing, except at slight
intervals, TOR several weeks, with his family. The
very house which he resides is known to a num-
DER OF gentlemen in this city but they are un-
"''lng that he should be disturbed, so long as he
P'SSa proper Difference to public opinion.
From the Salem Ga-ettc.
was iumorcd, last evening, that Thompson
was 10 lecture at an anti-slavcry meeting, at the
Inward street vcstry. \ considerable number of
iiou"s men and boys assembled in the street, car
n me evening, and remained there till towards
olock' We do not hear that any breach ofthc
,L IL" loon place except the breaking of lantern in
h I'' na'ds OF the sheriff, who was on the spot for
, ,ho preservation of the peace. The breaker of
h" . 'an'efn was Immediately seized by the officers,
W. W. encetcd his escape before reaching the Jail.
wv nave not understood whether Thompson really
d;sso W "uaress the meeting or not. He was not
crowd dispersed" ~
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Corn, Furniture. sc.

II The sumo timc dHd pifee,wc viii srllall the crop
Of Cons, o.rs, FurprR. NC. aud all the Srock ON
the plantation, cane, Hoes, and one Horsf. Like
wise, all the llorsrnoLp ANp kircurx EuRsI1rRr
belonging 10 the estate oi NcNandcr Reynolds, dec
Terms Of Sdie-For SUMS orer So twelve months
ercd'' 80 and under, cash-tho purchasers giving
bonds with approved security
CHARLES u. REYNOLDS,
JOHN \. REYNOLDS.
i"h'rS' Of iiaandcr Rfgnoids, dtcd
Nov 3 ii,
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TOEsACC0IHST.

VIE subscriber, having determined TO conlin-
Il va the Commission Business AT his old slanl.
is prepared to make liberal advances on all pro-
duce consigned to his care. From his long sxps-
renco at business and by strict attention.. ~
hopes to receive a share Of the bsinss,. formerly
bestowed on IIolcumbe & Tyre.
RICHARD TyREE
July 13 tAt
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o. In Pennsylvania, it has been determined,
by majority OF 3 or 10000 votes, to call Con-
venrion for the purpose oirr,i>ng the Constitution
of the State.
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o. I. l.. Martin, Engineer, makes known
through the medium of the Baltimore papers, thai
he Is constructing an ,croStatic machine, on ,if-
t-renl principle from any heretofore adopted. lie
says /, W.. be different l., ,"ane from those hereto
fore used, and that he has di,covcrcdo plan b,
which he can raise and lower himself at pleasure
whether HYDROGEN eaS or rarijal air be used in IN
i'ating ii and, more impouan, still, Gf be true y
as the sailors say, in the "Wnl's eve, in IN ordi.
nary breeze Navigating the air, however, will be
both aselrs, anl dangerous, should il ever become
practicable, until means are discovered Of rcgulat-
ing the movements, tho aerial machine in storm.
as we'll n in Gains
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iOo,taeg Rc,rarded.-lti>statcd, in the Rhode
,,,nJ Journal, as Il current rumor IN Newport,
.,,, putee J. Pca!ce, the friend aud brothcra-
.,.,,,c Of Ex-Prosident Adams, has had the offer
# the appointment Of Minister 10 Spain Nous
rsTTOHs.
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NJ Itismmored that Judge Mclean viii be
appointed Chief Justice. Thus, ('aAs the New
York Mercantile Advertiser) may possibly ac-
,oupt for his recent letter. declining his nominal
ZION to the Presidency. We hope not. II wcu'd
main rs 10 think that such man as we have here
loforc believed, aud still believe Joha Mclean to
be-. has price.
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oar doctrine is that Americans man discuss
law, ',"s' subject to the responsibility which the
licr ,t',' and we hold undoubtingly to the be-
,rnd; "' no scussion whatever, even though g in
in Je.r,, IN The highest degree both in effect and
ininr;n'a ''n be so permanently and extensively
'goHy." suppression OF sucn discussion H.
:. Il % our doctrine likewise and therefore it
il. VIC wish the discussion Of the slavery ques-
~, ~" 10 DC stopped by la,c for the same reason
,o.l, abstract right to libel and SANDER ones
tbs '' or to circulate scditious appeals against
"'e' and property of the community arc sub
'ee' TO such restrictions.
60 '"e IAN Burenites in New York, it would
.Tr "' are about to war upon each other. as those
'nsy''an', have done. One portio, NJ thc,,.