The native American., 1838-11-24

Ihe Boston Ll6erGfOr lntimates That II Ger
tain gubernatoral candidate of New York, who
treated the ridiculous interrogatories of the Abo-
litonists just as they deserved, were successful
then or thereafter sit will be because the people
are lost to all sense of shame, and justice has
fled to british beasts The contingency has
happened ergo, The people are lost to all sense
Of shame, and justice has, ,fed to brutish beasts!
BY the way, how many classes Of beasts are
there besides the brufish according to the zoology
Of the Li6eratOr-is its editor included in either?
Is it not monstrous that this misguided people
should go to such extremes after seeing the many
miserable fruits of their wild doctrines? Look
at the following, which is only one Of numerous
cases that might be adduced in proof of the evil
effects OF that reckless spirit which anmaes these
fanatics to deeds of murder! Let this spirit have
rule, and the threatened Constitution will be
trampfed on, the heart-cheerng banner of the
Union will be torn to pieces, and it's stars scatter
ed from their spheres and lost in the whirlwind
of civil war. They have now, however, brought
their cause into the political arena, and on this
ground we have no objection to their testing its
merits as party faction which has neither right
nor reason, as it must soon be consigned to that
great thunderstorm, ''he receptacle Of all Mat IS
lost upon EARTH"
FRUITS OF ABOLITION.
The following article is copied from the Evans
vile Qndiana) Journal
Great excitement has prevailed for week or two
past Henderson county, Kentucky. in consequence Of
the discovery OF plan oil nsnTecton of the slaves Mr.
Akin, who lives the opposite side OF the river few
miles from this place. discovered. week ago last Sun
day. tlat his horses had been ridden during the night
which added to the fact that his slaves had Of late been
absent more frequently than usual ELECTED his suspicion
lie separated three Of his negro who had been abb
sent and logged each into confession Of where they
had been and what was their object The similarity Of
their confessions, separated they wcre placed the
truth Of them almost beyond doubt
They stated that they had been number of times to
meeting at Race Creek few miles above this place, on
the Kentucky side, attending the preaching Of white
man by the name Of Cummings who told them that they
might gain their freedom, and that he would provd
them with arms and ammunition. The time for rising
was to have been fixed upon last Saturday night but the
plot being discovered and Cummings getting wind or it,
cleared out 1t is said that COL Mel in was to be the
mings one Of band OF villains whose object pluner
known that Col McLain and number of bis neigh
bors generally keep considerable money by them.
week ago last Saturday night the citizens being
alarmed patroled the Streets and made general exams
nation of the town, when only one negro man out Of
two hundred to be found. Report says that gang
OF villains had divided great portion Of the State into
districts, and were planning general and simultaneous
insuecton Of the slaves. Cummings represented as
a very thick set, stout, athletic MANY. Y. Star.