The herald., 1837-01-28
AboIit1on.
Pittsford, Monroe Co, N. y. Jan. 20 1887


country. In the last that came to hand l had the
pleasure of persing your very able remarks on Ab0
htion which were brought forward by Dr. Cham
ming g letter on that subject.
As this place is suffering at this time under the curse
of an abolition lecturer wish you would take up the
subject again. as believe you are acquainted with
facts that will enable you to handle the this in the
best possible manners do give us little more OF yonr
sound common sense, which Is the basis OF all your
powerful reasoning. You say DR.. Charming Is one
of the most original and gifted men of the present
generation; so is friend Bennett. Who has exhibited
more originality, more independence, and more com
sense than you have, IN every branch IN which
you have welded the pen! You say VINO can meet
him on his own level?" You can meet him! and it
is to you that we look for intellectual help TO stop
the fanatics in their course TO sever the Union.
Your independent Herald is what we have long
wanted and the independant course you have taken
all public affairs is deserving the everlasting graf
ude of an enlightened public.
Enclosed is five dollars you will consider me
subscriber to your Weekly Herald from the lst num-
ber-please forward back numbers.
All that is required TO make yeur paper the only
one desired in the coontry is that the people know
of its existence find wherever It is known, it's Ia
ken in this place of the Mirror, New Yorker, and in
fact, all the leading journcls of the day
Yours. Z. ID. B*+
RENARKs.-We havehot forgotten the subject of Alb
clifton. We are daily turning it in our mind, as we
walk Broadway to the lovely ladies, (God bless
them) or penetrate Wall street discover the rogue
ries of the Banks (weary ia them) We happen to
have personal knowledge of DR.. Charming, having
lived in the same house with him for several weeks
He is good man, but he is altogether mistaken in
his views of Abolition. We trust place the
subject of Negro Slavery in light that has yet
been seen since the discussion began. We disa-
vow and contemn all the reasoning and modes of
opposition which the Courier & Enquirer and such
brutal and ignorant chariQtanS have hthcrtopreached
up and even advanced We shall go 10 the very root
germ and heart of the subject We shall support
views TOO by the purest religion the deepest philoso-
ply and the most unmpeachable principles OF COM
mon COED sense combined. DR.. Channlngs ideas OF
religion, philosophy, and the liberty of the press are
partly right. He in Abolition because he does
not correct his intellectual theories by facts, and So
Der inducuon-the common result of good sense.
The brutal and mob-lnspirng opposition to the fana
tics in the North have given them strength and inte
gritty of action. There is no idea more preposterous
and false than the equality and liberty of the black
and white races in one and the same community un-
less the purpose is to mix the breeds and Colonel
Dick-J johnson all the present races and colours of
mankind We have lived in the South we have lived
in Europe, we have lived in the North, and can
speak from general experience of mankind.
MlsEnABrEs-Bryant and Leggett the two poets
and politicians appear to haveaken particular aver
sion TO the name Of Jackson Of late, If the
rable preface of Daniel is TO IT.
These two poets and poetasters have too long mpo-
sed their miserable twaddle upon the public for sound
principles and superior knowledge. After great deal
ofnoise against banks, il the whole of the
nom of this irritable genus settles down at last
one individual, and that person Daniel Jackson. If
there were any thing the life conduct of Mr. Jack
son to warrant such violations might be excusabe,
but these men appear to go oat of their way to
sail him.
Yet we consider Mr. Daniel Jackson is even fortu-
nate in the temper they show towards him. He has
not yet suffered the calamity Of their praise or their
poetry. Ii is probable they reserve that for some
great gala occasion. We shall see.
g-r The Sus of yesterday publishes so cents
worth in defence of w. X. Hoyts motives in his re-
cent movements in this city, ascribng 10 the OFF,
GERS of the Seamsresses' Benevolent Society We
pronounce this ascrption forgery. We have seen
on several late occasions, the very worthy ladies Of
this Society," and they took the trouble TO men
ton Hoyt's Infamous name TO US
The movements of this impudent religious impostsr
since ms advent from M0nreal 10 tnls CITY, nave not
been fully written. We shall do the work some day
next week. and embalm Hoyt for future ages, in
bunch Of the same kind Of spices with which the
Egyptians formerly embalmed their jugglers and
cheats.
T-r ALDERMAN ERBEs has not yet disavowed the
slander upon the married society of New York, which
he was the means of making public We cannot wait
too long. De it he must.
The LATE JUDoE HoFrMAS.-By permission of
the family of this amenied gentleman, splendid
cast has been obtained by Ottavlano Con, sculptor
Of 646 Broadway Knowing the worth of the late
worthy Judge, and the large circle Of friends Of the
family, also the members Of the bar, we have no
doubt but they will look upon this production as a
gift worthy to adorn either the cabinet or Office
Would il not be well to obtain statue Of this gentle
man, Cor is certainly competent 10 do il justice
The busts will be in readiness in a short time
Er The Napoleon Cadets Ball passed of very
merriy and prettily Ladies very beautiful and Joy
ous
gr Who can give us the particulars of curious
affair fthe heart which has taken place among some
members of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Bed
ford ST eetl Shall send reporter out dis
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