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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22

r
per the speech recently delivered by Gen. uanil-
ton OF South Carolina, at the complimentary dinner
given to him at llorston, IN Texas. 1t advances
some bold doctrcs, and partly lifts the curtain up
on the eventual Future. Who can venture 10 fore
tell that the Mad Agtators Of the North will not in
less tean hall century, force dissolution of the
Union; and that, from its dismembcred fragments
will arise two mighty and rival Republlcs-the one
stretching from the Potomac Souhwardly to the
RIO Grande, and perhaps crossing that stream, and
res,-the home ola homogeneous people, slayehold-
and tllers of the soil the other, extending
norlhwardly to the st. LAWRENCE and embracing
within its limits all the British possessions on the
American Continent? Greater events have sprung
from more trivial beginnings than the conquest and
seizure OF vast territory by feeble band Of colon
ist and adventures. The glorious triumph of san
Jaointo, through apparently small affair, may
have been the torerunner OF mightier results than
the world has yet witnessed IN all its wonderful re-
volutons-and these are darkly Swallowed forth by
Gen. Hamilton, in that portion of his speech in
which he applauds the wisdom OF the Texan GOV
crnment, IN Withdrawing its application for adms-
sion into the American Union, and It's gallant deter
mlnaon to maintain lis own Independent rank a
mong the nations OF the earth. Few persons will
Revolution has opened new era in the history
this Continent pregnant with events, the contempa-
ton of which staggeis the boldest mag naon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-22
Esonncis, Artificial Flowers, Band
KsONcs, Ar.

oar assortment OF Bonnots IL extensive, consist
ing ot
PLAIN English Straw, fine aud medium;
Spockled and striped dtlo;
Tuscan, Florence lItald. Nc;
Besides a large lot OF MUS Bonnets OF Hoods.
We have made arrangements with gentleman OF
fine aud experience III business TO keep us sup
Piled with all new styles OF Bonncls soon as they
appear in the Now York market
Hardware, Shoes. Combs, &C.
In the above branches of our business the assert
ment is complete. As part Of the Table Ware.
we have German Silver Tea and Table Spoons, an
article becoming IN general use, aud almos, equal in
appcaia nce and durability To real SILVER.
l.KOCEKEE<.
We keep constantly on hand good assortment OF
Loaland Brown Sugar Tea, Coffee, Salt, &c, &c.
Al prices ve,y low.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
lleberildt pom pbilaoelphiacr Marft, fir
bic Mpef,e. fpc[t,e am Q. mir, fttfc6.

Slauer anp ooaebl.-Veuere 8ert6te aus Gns,
lamb 3etsen tin tpetcres Sallen Der oCltbl. UNI
Sru6tprttfe III jsnem $ance ati6 bier. linp pie
preift beratsctcm,nen unp iin Wartt bsrrEbt ei
nc ltntbatisteit -Srlbe In ber Q8p6e tlnp Der,
tiufs fit rie gerftbifans sn SO IL 8et,,aebt ncr
een-fpaterbin sefaaben Sertaufe su S. nub bic,
ier preis bat flb sebaltsn.- .--Ginise bunbcrt Sag.
cr fnS CUR Ausfubr ja 81 rs ptrtauft, ,pcrpen,
,tfnrn s7s7 fettpen. atssf6fascn ircroen lit E.
Rcssen,ntbt 3u $685. ,,nb SIS 50 per SaG.--
BsllatornrneN tuS3 rs tis jusl7.
8ttraibe.-looo 8ufaet faoliAer gBai,en
|iu$l 70.-9rsssn fartther III lGs.-gpeliebs
'crn te,nnt teseutet'c sin unc bic Iabfrase mint
,a--lo,o0o 8ufhI pennfptpanifass perfauftt
|m 80 Gents-faelidtsis5 uns s6.---.oafr-40ot
Bnf9tl fuptidsr tramtt pcn 40 tts AZ Cent?.
@dfadtsitb-9it D9sn trinstn Ss sc
10 lG--ptt 6unbtrt.-Riihe tptAftln spn Ia ttf
10 xbaftr per Sthf --GAwdHe Sotls ~ 30 il
ftasess 1adfrag. 2ssa
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15

Ger Iebte Saa bon 8eiltes 9lbpeIeu,
belt, iaat Der Chicago Demrfrot, lit Der
e'nes 9eIltllhen bon Scpa, Der lld pers
belrathet 9lanbte, uno frinen Srrtbnm niht
eber ausfauo, big er nit bem qReibe fets
nes SrdenocrlteberS binunter mad, ct.
eculs fam, uno ecrtielbft BON eemSd,eriff
IN 9eleafhaft frtncs &trhenocrltebcre
ausAeipltrt unb oerhaftet ,purbe, ,po lebtes
rer tetne pdnoe auf ecsen @hnlteru lea:
te uno ausrief: "Se 8rucer! Deine
Srelheit in meinen 3ausbaltunoe Sluae,
|le9helten fIno erltaunlih r'-UteIer lebte
Saa bat Elm nit Der pferbspeitid,e ae,iid,.
tI9tes 9Setb pfennialcs Dor bic Gbire ee:
|iegt uno etnen 9eiitIid,et ans Der jaird,e
'n'S 3ndtbaus 9rtradt. CgBeItbhrqer.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
SOrl@la9 CUR 9eraus9abe
elmer
gan0wtrtt1 10aftl(den 9ettIrhrtft.

N"S'~A]hRAli\HH ttkNVSV n 1ItkISVkk l.
CSsn unferer 3eit linb nnb wtrbsn nr6 taa(id,
- ra9c unb 9rcbe Sortf1rittc in alien 3pcisen
bcs 9eiB,ns unp rer 8etrictfamtcit scmatbt, une
uamcntli6 battn rtr Sanotau uuo Die 3icbiudbt
|rrfaDrsnctt $anrtpirtDen bic mennisfaltisttrn unb
|tpi6ti9tftn 9erEtBcrun9tn Iu aeroontcu, tprburt
ncut 0ueutn bts 2BcDltanbs er6tfnet wcrben finr.
Gnc teutftbc 3ritf@rift. tpcI6c ric(e 0crtrbtrun,
gen tItto Grfabrun9ct III her SaltoprtDfbaft aur
EcnntniB rrs ttutI6tn $anrtrirtbs lit zen Ser.
9taaten trahtt, purrc liobcrtieb pom greStcr
Vuecn trin nnb bic rrfreuliobtttn Htflltatc (irs
fern : lIc ipuroc cine rrt6rQurllc Der 8ctrbrunS H.
zines prrncbrttn Srbltfanrrs mcrrcn QBtr al1lt,
trn rabcr cincm all9rmrin 9tfliD[trn 8cctrfhiBe
attuDt!fcn unp elncm ricIfctti9 aus9ctrrobtnrn
Wuntobt 3u tc9c9ncn, mcnn mir bic l5craussatc
ttncs tcutifen 8lottts utrrnebmcn, wrlbrs ctn,ig
urr allcin ecr SatbprtDf5aft in iDrcn nlattni9.
falti3cn Serjwci9un9ru 9tlrirmrt III, uns rciii
saneprtb Die Dlittrl al >ie Joanr 9iett. tpt(tnt.
litbc 9ertebcrunscn in fcinrm .QEirtunsstrctfe
pprjlnrbmru.
9Sir laprn ren,na6 3ur @utftrirtirn ohf cine
3titfbrift Gin, ipelfc ous(AlitBli6 birfen 6csens
|tfafo trbanreln unp Qlles cntD0ltrn miro, mas
SntercBc fur ben $anbtrirtD bat. Der Sticens
+ an hcr srscn.partiS 70 SrcBt Nufme,t tCamtri!
errt9t uno RON 2Et6tiSftit ;u mtrrrn rtrlrriebt,
tpirp mituntrr ausfiIbrlib trrltll6tist ,rcrret,.
9Ntr trcrptn GScrtiteun9en onenurfcn uno bas
Grfcrccrlidc cnltitcn, wrrur6 mir in ftnStonb
9etcst rpernen, nntcrn 9ctbrten .6trre,t @utItri.
fbcntcn ctrpas 9reic9cncs su ltftrn. &rtale litb
cine bnrei6enre 1njabl 9ntftritentcn scmslret
baten wiro, fol- easlnternsbmen ins Sttsn trste,,.
Sc btnamnaen.
Sit(es 8(att miro untcr ccnl Jlo,l,t.i "gt gtrcs.
cine 3ettf4rift fir pen$at tbwirtD,"
jecen Wlcnat auf einetn 9tcBtn BrsFn init feds.
;ebn (4tc) Scitcn unc NIT reueh $cttcrn aebrudt
crf6cinen. 9er prsis fit Den 5altsans 1T fir
foldbc bic rasclte anf Der Irlt tqfSrr,rf Daten
wrllett mir 81, 0jabte 3ablnns mug III c III
San rcr rem Gmsfans ecr 2tcn 9lummtr &C.,
tAeBcit-anocrnfails rcrtinort man lid 81 rs ttl
teSab(tn. QQs pplfmeiter une 6trausscter lino
teppIlmadtiste Qscuten tu birfcn, 8latt, unr uns
fere J6crre,1 Sutferitrnten linn trfudt Sabluns
ali Ge 81 ,na6tn. Au@ alle anttre percnen,
ipttbe Sutftriptcntn famntcfn, gatcn bic MIN,
|lide Vpllmaht. Sreunb rem $ancpirtb,
fAafhiben 8erteBrrnnsen ,rtrr CUR SDcilnaDm,
ali crr 9crtreitun9 elmer 1plbtn teutf1cn 3cit
| f6rift erfudt, bic man tisbcr II, ct1 Scr. ct
nr6 nibt 8cfunsrn Bat, fpaDrsnb tnefiftbc bdufi,
trfheinen uhb ibr Mer.D but1 iablrei6e Gut
fttiptiontn sef6aet ,pirc. -, ...
9amutt aolilet, $itanrtt, 9a.
a1ars is. ....., = j4n,. - ~
Uttnterfareitsr auf ctiscs S:att tpsreen |,
ibitfer Ofutcrtp an9tncm,let,. . r>.. -&
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200 Qdsr fhdbborss 2ano gum


tssess2s Cshr Gieenthilmer bietet fclacn0
eyfS2 - trfbrctene Strebe ecer sctttn
WA $anc jum 9rrtauf an, namlid scttsn
-, SO. uur 10 in, Gtrn 9isrtcl bcs 10.
ten IaunTArs Der 2trn Sicbc, 9clc9cn in satp'
renee Iaun(6tr, Iuse1rawas 9ountp, Otc, utS
AT oic8ran;Iinic rpn Start Gat'ntp tfeBcne.-
8c(astcs sunb (tr9t tnnerbalt elmer U1et!e ron
ocm tlUbtnccn @tIrt6rn Srlipar, uno cttrbalt
rr QSoberlritung Ittr reu Enstoraspas Silver.
o Nfrr, ,rclhr setlart linb, unc in eetcn Ofitts
i3 cine rrrtrcfdihr Srrins teftnrct, ttcBen 9cras
&C an bic QHaBrrlritun9. Sittc Scttcn entbalteH
tsih(i6 Gtfencr;, Srbltnt1ntc unr &alttfeintrI'
DE nabc rer QEaBcrleitun9 Gt,pa l0J Afcr ras
,rn iinb tcItts 0a,mnlanb unr bas ilfri9t 9utcsr
wrbltrbol,tts J5c6lano. Cine f6rnt 8ritte,
aahc Der NaSerlrituns, frannt crm oiefem sarec
tltcr zen Nircr. unr tilrct einrn 1beil Der ron
SERrlirar na6 9Bcrtfer filbreneen Staatsttrabs.
Nu@ tcfnrct ll@ rin Sutet Mublfs auf ccn Sane
&c, wc,n man eas QBaBer aus csm Silver tcnuecn
fam. Der Sanrp uno Beaver Canal rift tey
Bolivar NIT rcm Ohio Canal sufammei unp Die
n,,rA piric Gan1lc entfrrinsenrct Srrtbeic trtr.
ren ras $anc tebr fdbastar ,nahen. Sis Fecin.
sunsen fam man erfabrcn, spcnn man anruft In
rtr Oruderep prn ..
peter Ganfnanu uno 60
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rt.-Am 2stttn Sctr. 9icnsen ,rru gra'
ntr Slamens !ecnrp uno mertn Scper, bic ertl
lett Snrjcm ucnpsnnplranten setrmmen ,parcn
erp Mansfrfp, III otsftm Staotc aus, um Olcrt
jn t9ebrn, hep tpelhtr 8ele9tnbtit Gc Aeibis
2Sbtstp tranfct. @c tetamcn Strrit, uni! !6en.
rp Ehlu9 (einen8rubcr Wlartin nit einsm !6ettI
uter ben Sprf in Srlse pcBen piefer fart. .,5cn.
rp narcc borauf seri6tli3 rerbtrt, unp na Ct
ni@t i'm 9tonbe ,par S&rsfaaft w fsGen, tns
9aflnaniS aeiftdt.
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S6auoerbafte OrDrotbaf.
Santatter, Wa. 9Dlarl 6. lsa!

santatfer, pa. Ul6rj 6, 1889.
Die 0emiitber unierer 8urqer fInb auf
oas 1dmerSlidite ouf9ereot moYoeu burdl
DIE @ntoedun9 etnes Qeiduams eiues
6ren1olln9s, >pelher am ucriocu O2itt
nod ytatn,itta9s, tpeftLih vcn bieIer
Staet, un9efabr eiu buuoert Sfritte BON
Der Searrlsburg Surnpeif, eefunceu ,pur,
Dc, nl,o Der auf eine 70 fhrcflide 8eife
5u9ertdset ipar, oas fetn 3peifeI ilbrio
blelbt, oaB er ermprret wcroen III. W2ebr
als 5rpanSig Dcld,. ooer Meeeri1idc ,pa.
Iren I'M 9als, 8ruit unb Qeib einaeornra.
en-. Die Wunoen Gno tbm ale Scn pcrl,
|belgebradt, uno Die Sduitte in Geineu
lOduoen set9cn, bas Der uneliiflthe fein
yeben mdnnIih oertbeibi9te uno ben
Wcroitabl fa6te uno ieinenN6rcern Coen
|tpabriheinlid, bate er 9e9en mebr ais
|elnen ;n fdmpfen) 3u entreieeu fud,te.
Wan Ih!ieBt oaB Die oerruhte Shat in
lr9eno einem SoauIe be9au9en ,pcroem 1ei,
nno oa8 bic M6rber nad1her ben Qeid,nam
nad Dem Srt bin id)aften, ,pplelblt Der.
lelbe gefunoen tpurbe.
Mau bat ben Qeihnam erfannt aIs ies
nen elnes Seutihen &rdmers, ,peIdcr Elm
|ihdebares 9lBprtement bon Supelier. unb
9allanterletpaaren nit Td, fiibrte. Gr
iou Dor etwa aht 9a9en in McuutjcY &c,
,peIen fein une einem Serrn Don jcnem
Srt ieiuen {dmmtlihen Gtcf fir 900
Sbaler feilseboten baten. Dieler Soerr
1T ie'teem bier 9epcien uno bat ben Qeid,
nam erfannt. -. .s.,
Slus ber prpflamaticn bes Maycrs
unierer Staot, crflebt man, baB er cine
Selcbnnn9 BON $500 fir DIE grsreifung
oes poer Der W0roer anbietet.
HrGettbem bas obise 9efdlrieben mar,
rernebmen mir, oaB ein 8erpanbter BEG
9erifcrbenen uno Elm Nerr, tpelher ibn
init lSaaren periehen bate, TT Der ucri
ger Samitass Taht Don pbilaoelphta
bier ansefcmmen fnb, speld,e oen Qeitb
nam fur jenen BON eajarus SeGens
B d, ei,es 9eutiten Grdners, Siiei
iher @cnfeBicn, erfannteu, ,pelder cine
8efhdftsreile mad, pittsburg ee,noht
bate uno auf leiner Niifreile nad) pbila:
|celphia eini9e 3eit 1T oiefer @eeeno pers
lpelH baben mug. Iah Der 9lusIa9e oies
fer 6erren fol- CT cine febr anfebnlide
Summe @eIo Beg i'd, sebabt baben, SIN,
[pcri9en scnntag nabmeu fe feinen 0eid).
nam Sur 8eereisuns nad phiIaoelpbia.
>,4t. Ss>...e -. s'trs.. (Scltsfretno
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Ser laterlanb e1yreunb unb e5ei1t Ser 3eit

Sn Neu-Yorf mar Slaur am
Stem Dieies BON $751; bis $9}, uno
BaiSen bon 81 rs biz 81 80.
Sn Glepelonc, om 6ten, Slour $73.
Sa Baltimore, Slaur 81 25 biz 3u
81 62; 8ai5en 81 rs.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-03-15
9@Bto gSGeset38eGmt&a.

Bdbreno rergan9ener Wod,e pa6irte
in, Senat bic BiG, nm Die Bcayo Der Ga,
Nal @cmmiBicuers absulhafen unb caflir
Die gcoro Der 0fentlihen Werte tpieoer
eiusuieben. Dles it, aIauben ,pir, cine
CUTE Masre9sl. Die 6feutIihcn Werfe
ces Staats erheiiheu olIe2lufmerflamteit
Der Seamten, tpcfd,e bic 9Iuffd)t barilber
filbren, uub cas Whi9 9eies, inter Dem
bic Bcarb bes Gemmieicners preaniTrt
,rar, iheint oem BortbeiL bes Staats nid,t
sutfprod,cn III batem.
Der Dcrfdlae Elm @eIeB CUR grlaubnie
freDen BantbalteEs ,u paeiren, spuree
nit 20 9eoen 10 Stimmen I'M Seuat bic
auf uNteitimmte 3eit auf9eId)cben. Dies
III ein neuer 8e,peis, oaB unlere bsmo
tratiIde @eies9ebun9 ourd,aus ntd,t 9e'
neist 1T, bas papier SdtpinbeI,peien sts
untsritiiben.
Die Bill filr einen @anaI BON @eofer
nah @liutcn sien9 bep Der Trase itber bic
brittle 8erIefan9 I'M Senat am 2ten DIE
fes Uerlcren .; am 4ten ypurce Die Sdhe
ieecd, nohmals iiberIest, uno bic tpeitere
Beratbuns ,lbsr ben @esenitanb oann
biz ;ur nddften siBun9 etrfd,cben.
Die Sia welde Suries Dor Trieoenss
ridbtern erlaubt, lpuroe nit 10 oeaen IL
Stimmen auf unbeitimmte 3eit perfbp'
ben. .'
Manbattan 8ant. Die Bill tint
ben Treibrief bteler BON Widisan CEDAR:
tertcn 8ant anjuerfeuneu, ibre Dauer big
1843 iu beihrdnten, uno bic Jutreeeu
Don Z ;u 6 VrcSent Si reou;iren, srurce
hterlest Mau fllste tin;u ,bas erlt steGins
fpillieuna Der GtcdbaIter oies @elcB in
Strait brins:n icIe. Dielereeitalt paBirte
es bic Stpeite 8erleiuns nit SO sesen 81
Stimu,en. gep Der 3ten 8erleluus aber
aiena e6 rerlcren - uno bic Stimmen
lfanoen 80 segen 81. Am ndmlid,eu Gage
jeood, (4ten WdrS) tpuroe bic Sad,e
nchmals ilberlegt, no bann bic Bill NIT
40 9e9en q Stimmen paeirte. Eiele
Waereael mSd,te bic 8efer9niB minoeru;
.peld,e Befser oon gotsn Der Manbattan
8ant ihcn cine 3eitlan9 fablten.
Inter ben e,elen @eiesen, ,peld,e Ieste
Mcd,e I'M Sauie paBtrten, bemerfen mir !:
ems fir Beihnsuns bon Nieselbahnen,
fir @rrid,tuna zines Staatss s3eusbauies,
in 8esas auf grlaubnieiheine bon Stabt.
beboreen, tue9en eem gerfauf 9eilti9er
@etrdnfe, fur Nusoebnuns oes Miami
Canal Gi,tterers, CUR 8erbeerune Der
Ifte bonn 3teu Mdrs 1881, fiir giulolnne
BON fir Gar oerfauften edpoereyen uub
Gtabtseptten, ntebrere fur Staats,Stra
Zen &c. .2.,.' ...< ...=-...
Die BiI um Metten auf Bablsn su
beifrafen, paeirte bic brittle Berleiun9
aufbrub.-Bsioe 9duisr unie-
rer @eieesebuns iino tiberein 9sfom.
men, bic oiesidbri9e sisun9 am lsten
Dieles 80 beenoi9en. A..
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9Bir MAIDEN rir $tier aufOsn I'm beutisen9lat.
It tefinrli4en 9rrfbtas pes J6trrn Sam. o)lillcr
rot, stancn, pa. sur Leeraussatt elmer tcutf1rn
Observation-Disclosures 3eituns oufntrttam. 9is
jest srittrt ned tein rerartises 8latt in trutfber
8pra6r i'll ben 9treintsten @taattr, unc mir
staut II, eaB bie Grf6siuuus cinsr 9uten 8au.
ern3eituns nit sparmer unteritituns aufsemun.
tert 81 ,prrcen rerbient. QRir ,panf6cn unierm
!6srrn GelIesen pon .5er,tn 8ll ~ feintm lis.
tthtn unternebmen uno moqtn init Sreurtn9ub.
ftrlrtcnen fur i'm annebmsn.
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SATURDAY COURIER.

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Der grSbiltbcf ben @0ln, tpeld,er Dem
preu6. 86ni9e 70 pieI 8eldlti9uug pcrurs
l7hte, 1T gum cardinal ernannt uub fou
In Tom tpcbnen. - Das piro Dreugeu
Elm tpeni9 fibeLn.
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xob Sur@ S tt.-Am 4trn Stctcs fant
man nabs Ncus pbilatelrbia, 1T risftm Staat,
etnen eem 1runte trSsttneu S6rriucr, Slaritens
5Obn Srenan, in ItElofm 3uitanpr. Cine Der.
Espseruf'ns Jurp entt6itp, bag letn Iop bur6
Grfrtcrrn rtrurE4t rpprptu Icy.
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Ger 9er5os bon Temcur, s,peiterScbn
oes franSoGlhen 8Oniss, lca cine edui.
lhe Yrin3e6in bcDrathen.
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SIdtter in Teu 8rauui1weis I'M gQ9es
meiuen friebliher slrt. Cib.

Com. Dapio Dcrter 1T bonn prdfoent
lno Senat gum @efaneten am Gartliaeu
Oefe ernannt fpvroeu.
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Mortified, Feb. IL, 1889.
Extract of a letter to the Editor.
G. BECKLEY.

MANCHESTER, Feb. 9, 1889.
may not be undressing to state, in connection with
the business part of this letter. that the principles of abo
ton exciting considerable interest present in
this place. society has been recently formed under very
favorable circumstances and bids fair accomplish in the
of human freedom much good. Much may be done
by the formation of ansavery societies. and the free dis
cusson of slavery at the North towards oosng the bands
Of the oppressed the South If the freemen North
would but exercise the legal and moral power with which
they invested slavery in these United States would
soon be How obligatory then, upon the North,
exercise this power But told by northern
men, that we do nothing to abolish slavery at the
south, and that have nothing to do with the system
it exists in this country How absurd If there are any
arguments which prove that have nothing do to
the evils of slavery they will as fully prove that we
under no obligation to against any moral evil We
have much to do for the simple reason that we can do
much,
We abolish the spirit of slavery which turks even
among We abolish tho system of slavery in the
District Of Columbia whore much concerned in
existence any part of the nation And in this way
affecting for good the moral feelings of the SOUTH
Is it strange them when there is such field open for
efficient action, that many stand aoo from the snti-sa-
very enterprise Is there nothing in the condition Of the
poor slave calculated excite the feelings and
action every freeman Methinks there is much When
we behold OneSizth Of American population deprived
Of all the intellectual and moral
to level with the animal and inanimatc
by positive law, subservient tho interests Of their
tiers only and subjected TO the cruel lash Of brutal task
maSter it would that at least, our sympahies would
be touched Add to this. the sevsrng Of those natural
ties tho dearest which unite the human family the mat
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The Right of Petition.

The following is an extract from the speech Of
Mr.. ANDREWS in the Ohio Legislature, in debate,
on the motion to reject petition from negroes
which motion, to the disgrace of that State, pre-
vailed-3S to 81.
But it is said, that the constitution has not CIV
en- to negroes the right Of petition; and gentlemen
declare that conscientious scruples forbid them to
accord to any individual rights which they do not
find expressed in the provisions of that insru-
ment. Let me ask gentlemen to point out any
clause of the constitution that permits citizens OF
another State or aliens to petition and, if there
be no such clause, where were all these conscien.
tious scruples when the gentleman from Licking
(Mr. Flood) introduced, during the present ses-
sion, the petition of an alien, asking that he might
be relieved from certain disabilities and which re-
lief most of US voted to extend to him? Why
have these conscientious scruples been suffered to
sleep under the introduction and reference of the
petitions of thousands of the ladies of your State,
to whom, it is admitted by gentlemen that the
constitution has not expressly granted the right
of petition? | cannot believe that a regard for
the rotes of husbands and fathers, and brothers
will influence legislator in giving construction
to the constitution. | am bound to believe that
conscientious scrupes will compel gentlemen here
HloNC Vi ~oc Po'e'"o"'S .H"' Wv
not come within the cypress provisions of that in
strument.
But, sir, the truth is, gentlemen are wrong,
wholly wrong in the view they take of the right
of petition. 1t is right paramount to all written
constitutions-one which they have not given, and
which they cannot take away. 1t is not even
limited to man. Every thing that lives and moves
and has being, has received this right from the
hand of the great Creator tits this same right
which enables the brute creation to make known
their wants to man. Your dog in distress whines
at the feet of his master; and where is the mon
ser that would stife the cries by which nature
thus bids him ask for relief! Throughout the
whole range of animal existence from the highest
to the lowest, the God of nature has made the
right of petition the prerogative of DISTRESS and
who are we that we should refuse to listen to the
cries of a human being, upon whose forehead the
Deity stamped the right Of petition when first he
made him erect with his face toward heaven 3
Can the Great Lawgiver Of the Universe stoop to
hear the humbles of the creatures of his HAND, -
and are we so exalted, so dignifed, so unapproach-
able body, as that we should shut the mouth of
human being because the Creator has made him
of different color from our own
But, sir, let us trace this new doctrine little
further, and apply it to other departments of our
government. If it be true that negroes are not
contemplated by our constitution, and if for that
reason this Legislature cannot receive their petit
tons, on what authority do your courts Of justice
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Do the Slaves desire Freedom !

Mn. EDrroR:
In presenting the claims Of the AntSlavcry Society to
the public and urging the people the free states prompt
united and vigorous efforts in behalf of the abused and
down-trodden- is often said, in apology for American
slavery, that though the system wrong in the abstract,
when matter Of fact the slaves about as
happy as abOring people can behey would mot accept
OF their liberty il it should be offered them they would
not take care Of themselves they emancPaed &c.
Let Us lay aside this theory for and inquire
whether facts teach this strange doctrine When people
happy, prosperous and confronted do not expect
see them anxious for change Of circumstances We