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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-06

W1ShfnIt0n Uni0ers,ty Of Baltimore.
THE regular this institution will at the
PERIOD the last Monday Of October and continue until
the LIST uf March.
The Faculty consist of the following professors order
H. Miller NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
Samuel X jennings NJ d. Professor OF Maeria Medical The
rapeutics and Legal Medicine
w. Handy NJ d., Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases of
John C. Monku NJ d. Professor of Institutes and Practice
of Medicine.
Edward Foreman NJ. D., Professor of Chemistry.
John W. Dunbar NJ D., Professor of Surgery and Surgical
w r. Handy NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
Faculty would invite the attention Of students Of medicine
and the profession generally the peculiar advantages OF this In
slitution.
The plan and is believed improved In the edi-
college the delivery lectures, for
The hospital which is the place chosen for the medical
of of United States cntcd hospital relief from
the Government and containing upwards Of 100 patients pub
and rvate affords OF the best fields for the study oil
And the retdnt students have charge OF the
PATIENTS the direction Of the Professors they cannot fail TO
knowledge practice which greatly
in after fe
The for the prosecution Of the important depart
anatomy unsurpassed this In addition TO
eakahe owing the liberal and views Of her
citizens Of the dssecng Of this Univer
sity are such afford peculiar facilities.
the well supplied
with the essential of demonstrating whatever required
The chemical apparatus suces to illustrate the principles Of
chemistry
The department surgery will he illustrated alarge numb
OF models apparatus Comprising those Of Aux
and the pathological models OF hilbert S" justly celebrated
imported from Europe expressly for this department of the Uni
vcr>iiy.
The Faculty sincerely Young who really desire
acquire practical knowledge Of their prof fail TO
be struck with t- great advantages an Institution organized on
improved plan ad and they invite all such 10 visit
institution and form impartial judgment Of what is the
best suited tn advance their interests.
Additional information reference To the plan, terms, &C., may
be obtained BY letter addressed to
JOHN r. w. DUNBAR, Dean Of the Faculty.
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ouARrrnMAsrrR's offlcr, MARINE Conrs,


Washington City, Oct. 5, 1870.
SsEPARATE PROPOSALS will he received Office Of the
- Assistant of the Marine Corps Philadelphia
10Th day of November for furnishing raon 10 the
Unied the following stations for the year l8
Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
Charlestown, Massachusetts,
Brooklyn. l.. l., New York,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
Gasport, near Norfolk, Virginia,
Pensacola, Florida, aud
Washington City, District Of Columbia.
The ration Of pound and quarter of fresh Beef
quarters of pound of Mess Pork; eighteen of
Flour the option the Government and NJ the rate
pounds good Coffee twelve pounds Of good New
Sugar. eight quarts of Beams four quarts of Vinegar two
quarts pounds Of Soaps and and half pounds Of
good dipped hundred rnons. IL understood
fun side of beef mess and necks excuded be delivered
requed quantity required that the fore and hind
delivered alternately and the bread -four shall he Of
supene quality All the articles to be unexceponabe and to
be issued the troops without expense the United states The
proposals endorsed proposals for Raons for s and
be addressed c. F. Lindsay Esq, Assistant 0uartemaste
United States Marine Corps, Philadelphia, Pa
AUG. A. NICHOLSON, QuQrtermaster.
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Meeting of the President and Directors Of the James River
"A and Knnawha Company held in Richmond on the 18th DC
tober, lSs0
notified their insaments In arrea together with interest
teeon the they become due or before the first
December otherwise their Stock will Immediately
to the provisions Of the
charter.
sored having against the Com
pany arrears be- and they hereby requested
Secretary for settlement by the Decem
meeting Of the Board and that IN case of their failure to do
So the existence such claims will not exempt them from the
operation of the foregoing resolution.
Rored That for OF giving the notice above d.
foregoing resolutions Tn be pub
ed in one or more newspapers Richmond Charlottesville,
yncbug Buchanan ewsbug and Charleston, Kanawha,
Ill the LIST December next,
By order Of the President and Directors,
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary
octa4 5N-2awtlD
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vALuApLE IRoN WORKS FOR SALE


PURSUANT to decree Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
aud Chance of Nelson County, pronounced on the 10Th day
OF October $780, in suit Mos3y against Smith and Others the
derlgned Commissioners appointed for the purpose WILL
SATURDAY the 2st day of November next Elk Creek
County aforesaid sell TO the highest bidder the Elk Creek Iron
Works.
This property Of value consisting of NIL the buildings
and fixtures necessary for making Pig ron surrounded with
of fine character and lime both Of which with
in few hundred yards of the stack, whilst the Stack itself
distant not more than about quarter Of mile from the James
River Canal lbs miles above the City of Richmond There
about $40 OF land with these works.
nav in woods the remainder OF good quality for agricultural
roses and twelve fifteen fine meadow land. These
Works in full operation making iron of fine quality and
will be surrendered the purchaser the first day Of January
Terms About $4,000 will be required in handfor the remain
der, credit of from the date of sale will be
rven the purchaser giving bonds with good security The legal
title will be retained till the purchase money BE- paid
JOHN THOMPSON, JR,)
J. X. IRVING, Com'rs
II. B. SCOTT,
John W. Mushy George NJ Payne have heen appointed Re-
ceivers of the Elk Iron Manufacturing Company with
whom creditors and debtors If said will transact business
JOHN w. MOSBf
GEO. NJ PAYNE.
Nny
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S1OO REWARD will be given for the apprehension and de-
lUU livery of my ESSEN, taken out the State
fined in Jail get him again Essex is about years Of
and MUSCULAR full feet II inches high, OF dark
brown approxmatng black he has small the side Of
occasoned by burn; he off light cooed
roundabout dark casnet pantaoons and had sundy
clothing He purchased few weeks since of gentle
by the Of Cobbs, Stony Point Abemae county
DABNEY A. TRICE.
0ct II A5-u
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CHEAP AND FRESH GROCERIES
have In and receiving entire fresh stock OF
w being laid the best terms, and shall be sold
very reduced prices. Persons wishing purchase will save
money by calling before they make their purchases
IS hhds. New Orleans and other cheap Sugars
s. do. prime Porto Rico do
10 do. prime ST. Crox do
do. Cuba Sugar a new and beautiful article
~ bills. crushed Sugar
], boxes very low priced loat Sugar
y do. most superior double refined loaf Sugar
- packages Teas, part first chop
y h'dS cheap Molasses
y do. prime family do.
- bags prime green Laguira Coffee
~ DO prime Rio do
y, 60. old Java do.
- do. Maracabo do.
1 lbs Cotton Yarns of factories, and ut reduced
Nv, lbs. cheap shoulder Bacon
~, DO prime Western middlnes
iol hhs No. l cpt Herrings
- do No. l and gross do.
=, i iVN brine family Hams
s'''v Inc yellow Cigars
- boxes Starch
10 bags Pepper
. do Allsp,ce
30 boxes and tallow Candles
Lamp Oil
~ " SIDES oak tan sole Leather =
Cords Leading Lines Indigo, Chewing Tobacco Of all
Fa'ues, Ginger, Powder and Shot
,onstaniv on hand an assortment of Iron and Steel
n a. cut Nails, made of Swedes Iron.
m the above articles will be put up IN any quantities
WYATT & WHITE,
D. Baeeas WEBB, Booker Hamitoa's Gsd the Bell IarrH
Get 81 53-l2t
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xxTM PRINCE 4 SON. Flushing, New York, offer for
w sale their usual very large Of Trees Shrubs
Plants Seeds Roots Green House Plants which
they will make liberal suit the times They can
supply rye Trees strong shrubbe, of most kinds
such will ornament, promptly Ornamental Trees and
Strawberry smaller size, will be supplied IN quantities. 10 Nur-
series, at reduced prices. :,
Catalogues win Be sent to every who applies, post paid
Oct6 4S-ios
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Oct IL

DRSC ANT to the provisions of Deed of Trust executed TO
tn subscriber by F2hurh Lpscomh the 18th day Of June
1885, AMI recorded the Clerks office Prince Edward County
Court shall Thursday the 18th day of November ne1t al -
O'clock on the PREMISES Of Farmvhe Prince Edward
Coun the highest bidder for cash. certain Lot in The
Farmve the said Lpscomb by the guardian
William venabe and known IN the plan oil said Town ana
designated, lot number %. -,
Tho be good but selling az Trustee, sha
Or, IL ~ T46-,dsl PHILIP s. FRY.
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HEYRICO LAND FOR SALE.

Under of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chanccry county of Henco and city of Richmond,
Hlie The of Chamberayne a vs. {, as
All compliance with the VIII oil the ae
VILLAIN Moby nf enrco the subscriber as OF tne
II not priv teIy sold before, which desirable an" PERSONS n
next the premises, sell to The highest pader
credit six and eighteen months, the tract OF ad
me nil an decree mentioned being the land owned BY SAID
Ny the upper -nd Of enrca county, on inc
miles above Richmond and TWO ap'e
G n Tavern containing aces OF which Is in origi-
nj growth field pine and within short distance OF ths
rd On it, n small dwelling, kitchen, smokehouse large
rn ~ feet containing barn. stable cornhouse BACK sheu
shelter roof orchard of very large apple
~ If the best fruits good meadow, &c. Bonds with good
nr requed and title withheld till last payment Is made
purchase view the land ana Judge LOT
Themselves Mr. Saunders will stew the land 10 person.
.,c- 40-tds
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P,LhIlc Sac Of sI49Ra, NhsyToes, 8-c
THE landed property OF ska late Benjamn Hatcher deceased,
heretofore advertised To- sae WILL not previously disposed
of privately be offered NJ Public Auction, Tesday the Gath Of
November The premises AT the time, the Negroes
Stock Crops Plantation Utensils aud Household aud Kitchen
Furniture Of every description, will be disposed Of publicly
The sale Of the Negroes, will commence immediately AFTER
the Land sod and continue from day till thing is
disposed f Indictment weather should Interrupt sale,
will be resumed on the frs, fair day thereafter.
The Land will be sold liberal credit The Negroes for cash.
though credit will be when desired the bond carrying in
the Stock Crops &C. credit of six months for all
dollars under that cash. the purchasers in all
giving bonds with satisfactory ecnry and deed Of trust the
land, the title withheld till payment is received.
The Land will be examined BY those wishing
is therefore needless give description Of H. The Ne
likely and vaaahe men, women boys and girls There
will he fine parcel Of Pork amount Of Corn Fodder &c
But needless cularze the variety will be such
ally found Farm at this season of the year.
ELIZABETH w. HATCHER,
EIeeutrt1 Of Benjamin Hatcher, deceased.
Oct IL 46-oaw6w
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Dover. Coochlapa, Oct. l7,h, ls4o.

NorcEBy of decree OF the CIRCUIT Superior g"I, .,
e,.e between VIM Scruscs Eliza his wife, and others,
Plaintiffs against Rcbccca Branch and other Deendanss on 1ne
an the premises SELL highest bidder on the 18Th Noven-
b- 49, certain Tract Of Land situated in the county OF Buck
John c. Page T. Gannaway and Josiah Perdue Esqs
ami others of Land wherein the late COL Henry
Bell that county, lived and died. viii be made be-
fore SALE for seeding small grain gwen the pur
Immediately and full possession the LIST Janny next
Ts sd-Uash will be required of the purchaser To defray
ali expenses sae and for the residence bonds WIN
security will he required dividing the purchase
money INTO equal from day Of SALE and the
withheld further security This land Is UNDERSTOOD
10 be very valuable, and in good nechborhood
JOSEPH K IRVING, I couu;..;opers
JOHN THOMPSON, JR
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA Medical Department.
will commence Monday the I'd Of
November and be continued under the following
Practice and Theory Of Medicine, NATHaa,gL CHArAAs d. D.
Chemistry, ROBERT HARE VI. ID.
surgery, WILLIAM GIBSON, NJ. ID.
Anatomy, WILLIAM L. HoRSHR, III. d.
Institutes of Medicine SaMcEL JACKSON, NJ. ID.
Matera Medica and Pharmacy, GEoRGE b. Woop, NJ ID.
Obstetrics ard The Diseases ofWo
and Children, HrGH j.. HopoE, NJ u.
Clinical Lectures Medicine and Surgery delivered egl
larry Philadelphia Hospital tBlockley and al the Pennsy
yapa HOSPITAL beginning the end Of the session
". E. H0RNER,
Juv al 2i-tl0N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-06

N-0rlCE-With u the improvement of my stock OF
y Cattle already good have been for some years crossing
hem with Durham shorhoned. The first bull purchased
II John H. POWELL ESQ.,, of Philadelphia the year 1888 and
The second al Whaker's SALE same place. in 1887! Having
a,w, them 10 become numerous, will SELL to the nshest
sd on Monday the OH Of if fair il not
The fair ay abou, thirty varying from sucking calves
old Among them eight or ten ou's some Oh
them yeaIings and some not yet weaned .
Tra-Nine months credit bonds given with approved securi-
" TOT Gas" " "'e'"' a'''o"'' va" RICHARD SAMPSON
Nova, cooch,,ra oct ,,,b 1870 4a-aawtds
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MEDICAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LECTURES.
THE Introductory the ensuing will
Monday next Nov 2dl a, II O'Clock, and con-
tinue during the week, in the following order:
Monday, at IL O'Clock, Prot. Cullen.
Tuesday, do Prof. Johnson.
"Wednesday, do. Prot. Bohannan
Thursday, do. Prof Chamberlayne.
Friday do. Prof. Maupin
Saturday, do. Prof Warner.
Medical Faculty and citizens generally
are invited 10 attend. AUG. L. WARNER Dear, &C.
Oct % SON
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MEDICAL CoLLEGE-In Richmond, Yirrinia.


THE of the Medical Department Of Iamp
den Sidney College, will commence i'll Richmond on the Isl
Monday in November d and continue until the last OF February
John Cullen d. the Theory and Practice of Me-
dicine.
chamberayne, a. D.. Professor of Materia Medca and
Therapeutics.
R. Dohannan NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Thomas Johnson d. Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Augustus l.. Warner, NJ. d. Professor OF Surgery.
Socrates Maupin NJ d. Professor o Chemistry aud Pharmacy
attached the College furnishes ample
Medical and Surgical for clinical instruction. during
the Winter. will also be delivered at the Aims
House and Penienay which the Student will have
AUG. h. WARNER, NJ. d., Dean Of The Faculty.
Oct II 47-tS6
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VATTAnLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.


Y yrne o d ed of Trust executed subscribers by the
Works Comusny of record IN the county court
Furnace If The Ca,awhs Iron Company, caawha creek
nine miles Finca in the county OF Boeon oner
I'm WTks Company consisting of Tract Of 200 acres on
said Furnace and other valuable improve &
ar. ,ua,ed aud another Tract, containing between ana lo
acres made np of Tracts formerly owned by David Ross
which conveyed by the David Ross executor ana
Works Company On the nrst named
Tact Anthracite Coat found abundance within one
Frnac- aud Iron re within The 'amr convenient
fine. In addition !" the
and h-r necessary hdnc Their on this ract
Mil, saw Mil and several good Dwelling Houses. me
non IN l.tin.s md nj esahiShm mt Of very suprnr
qilv The rQu, f superior to any made IN the
s,- # Virginia This v,luabl" property win be sod upon
c.i of nine Eighteen ani entyar mmh'. VI desired the
Irc m,inng between 10000 will he sold IN par
purchasers. At tr same time we VIII oner Tor sae
nlbc ir upon credit Of six months hve or SIX toms ol
a,in.< III, al the property the Works, including
Muk ny Tod. Fasss Patterns &c Purchaser. WIN ne re-
The title OF the above property Is believed 10 pc soa
Trustees viii only convey sne tile a. + yrssd III u.s.
our7 t47-aml ALIEN. p ESKRlDGE
TUITION on THE PIANO AND HARp;-The ladies of Rich
mond informed, that Miss FoaD will give instruction on
g, a apply at N' G. fs''''''' 4s-a
NOTlCE-Mr James P. Neale in the employment
~ franklin Manufacturing Company and Is not author
@ settle business Whatever on their account
Rchmond 18th Oct, 1870 as-E
NorICE-The having associated themselves to-
~ ce,her under the firm Dickinson Sne for the
pose carrying the milling business would respectfully solicit
the Of Farmers in the neshhor countless to whom me
"'"'''"' ''' ""''' v" rear u VIC VIM H. DICKINSON,
August II a7-am
THE subscribers having above the Co
lumbar Tavern prepared to furnish their customers and
a who favor them with CALL with all articles IN the Gro
eery line, good terms as they can be bought.
The! also attend collecting any claims IN the Gy OF country
.oraer ADORE the ColRm5aa, Carey Street.
Aps2l a0-tf
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POLITICAL.
SUBSTANCE AND OUTLINE OF
SENATOR BENTON'S SPEECH,

In the Democratic Contention, atJeferson City, .hssou
II ON Inursdan Oct. {. 1910
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-11-06

TUITION ON THE PIANO AND HARP--he ladies of Rich
informed, that Miss FoRp will instruction on
The Piano and Harp.
~ Apply at MIR. G. Persico's :. :.
Ger n 45-u
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03

-Natrgas There rz SIS, ami ls rarle- 6a, ar-
t0aea ne ports lu 'fe District %. Couuta. and
-fa- 1r-ts of fHe Uuarl Ss.g- and under tHr -rrc-
don ~ rae AVS '-,rru, trade 20 hgwsH beings
where 5y Thousands Do. t.=u a-s aaHla = saHi 5H#
Transported -um -a.. ..Hr. .H distant ras's of r.e
ean.r.- .l vessels b,HH-a-t r citizens u' tie Us.
Therefore, fu Ole cod hsta obstacles 20 iae crn-
,li--a.iouo 90. i.H- subject may be removed, AMI
remedy dr ,Ee evil speedily provided;
"Rts9lrsF That SD much a' lie Nth stClou of
tie resolutions on he subject 0I slavery passed hv
, House 90 The llJh aud 9Th ot the present month
as relates 70 The removs. of slaves from Sta,e ln
STATE. and prohibits the action OF this House, and
every petition, memorial, resolution, or paper touch
.ng he same be- and hereby IS, resc.nted.
Much excitement prevailed on the presentation
ofIhis preamble and resolution; but Il vas finally
rejected by a vote of l47 to SO, whereupon the
Southern members held meeting and prepared
The following resolution, which VAS reported by
Mr.. Patton, VIZ;
"Resoired, That all petitions memorials, and
papers touching the abolition Of slavery. or buy
ing. selling, OF the transferring slaves in any
STATE, District, OF Territory, Of the United States
be laid upon the table without being debated, prln
ted, read, OF referred, and that no further action
whatever shall be had lhereon.'
The party vote on this resolution was as FOL
lows, VIZ:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03
Yeas, 1872 Nays,

The question upon the reception Of abolition
petitions came up at the last session on u motion
TO amend the rules off the House, by incorporating
IN them the substance of the resolution adopted
at The session of 1878, al the instance of the
Southern members Of all parties, in the following
words, viz
"All petitions, memorials, and papers, touching
the abolition OF slavery, or the buying, selling or
the transferring Of slaves in any State, District or
Territory of the United States, shall, upon their
presentation, be laid on the table, without being
debated, printed, read, or referred, and no further
action whatever shall be had thereon"
Upon motion to lay this proposition on the
table, the yeas were lO2, the nays 90.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03
for ARTHUR TAPPAN,
b. LIZ Roy.
THE wings OF THE NORTH, AS APAR.
TF, IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS, ACT
WITH THE ABOLITIONIsTs

Each session Of Congress since 1886. has beor
distracted oy discussion on the receipt of petitions
praying the abolition of slavery IN the Dis,rctol g.
lumbla, and IN the Territories No less tban tyen-
y-sIx votes have been taken on resolutions to rece
~ reject such petitions during this period To sbo,y
tS true leehng ofparties in Congress ON a ouexton
OF Huch vital I'm ortance TO the South, il will he no.
eesSary 10 give the vote on some OF the resolpt;ons
olered during the three last sessions of Congress- =
regard 10 brevliy compels us 10 cop6ns mr. az
tracts to the vote on one resolution Of each ss.so,
:, The December session Of Congress. 1886 NJ,
Pnckney OF South Carolina, offered tbrep resoiinaa
which were adopted by The House Of Renrsssn,,N'
ives We give the second resolution. helm, r,oro
viz: >'''''' VI VIC ouners,
~ Re'oired, That Congress ouch, no, 10 ,,,o.
iere IN any way with slavery in the Ds,rct If r.,
lumba." - "e Dis'rlel OF 20
The party vote on this resolution was =. cop,u
For the Resolution. sn,;u., 80
Northern Democrats, 60 Northern nannn.. =
S'' ''.'elH ~ " "'gS' Northern Wings. AZ
= o'".,'c'" Deaiocfats IS Southern Democr.,s a
0ou'"ern wings % Southern Whjcs. 3
Yeas 10
~ the session Of 1878. Mr. Sl.5: lo.aO,.
wing rom Vermont offered the l6swiUo o,p gau%s
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03
Yeas, lO2 NAYS.

After much agitation on the subject tbs follow,
ing resolution was adopted, viz;
hat no petition, memorial, resolution, or
other paper praying the abolition Of slavery in the
District OF Columbia, or any State or Territory,
or The slave trade between the States or Territories
of the United States N which il now exists, shall
be received by this House, or entertained r any
way whatever"
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-10-03

cover hat there isa dep land plot 10 carry OUT
Their designs. Their plan IS to control The cleo
lions Of The N0Hh-ob'an a majority "a con
gress, and get possession Of the government
They have already proclaimed What iheu ne1'
step will be, should hey succeed 10 THIS. They
noaIedge 30 legal restraints, and openly de-
clare that lbe ownership Of toe slaves - not 10
tue South, but the Aorlh-or, ~ Olher words they
insist that our slaves belong to them.
The following cXlrsc, from one Of their lead
~ apers, the "Herald Of Freed M" published
at fergennss Vermont, will show their Rudscily
and designs on this point
I'VE have nothing to say TO The South. The
real holder 81 the slave is not there. He Is IN
he North the free North, she Gnii-siarsry
North The South have not the power to hold
the slave. 1t Is the character Of the nation tina,
binds and holds him down IN bondage II moth
ing but toe puny force Of The South lay upon him.
he would heaye 1t of from his breast With
swift and bloody nsuuecllon. II - not the
drivers whip that rules The hundred sturdy and
suIlen slaves Of the cotton field, and humbles
them to his single control. II is not the MASTER
at whose beck lha, whipl welded, for that is fee
bic, eueryaled aud inpolen II is not the iudolent
vicious population Of The South who CLAIM 10 own
these people, that has strength and power to keep
them III their CHAINS. But it IS the whole country.
II Is the republic, at whose bchesl The unclaimed
millions Of the land lie lettered. And the efficient
force Of that republic is north Of slayery's Dix.
on line, Slavery Is, then, northern institution
and not n southern"