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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
BROTHER JONATHAN, TOMORROW.

principal feature in this weeks JONATHAN is an ex-
Ting Tale from ackwood entitled
THE MINISTER'S DAUGHTER,
a+rg the SAD History of Emma Harrington, written by
stsli Embcliisned with FOUR ENGRAVlNGS.
tACK HINTON, The Guardsman-Six Chapters
LETTER FROM UNDER A BRiDGE-By N.
Nils
THE BOLD FENCING MASTER-A Russian Tale.
SGh various other interesting Miscellaneous Papers,
Esry Literary Notices, News of the Week, Money and
tade, &c. &c. Price, Ct cents Office lSs Nassau'st
'uST'PU8LISAED, AS ABOVE, in an Extra Double
oher Joaatkau, which can be sent by Mail Tor News
p-r postage
THE CAREER OF PuFFER HOPKINS,
eoruetu> Mathews, Esq Author OF the" Nctey BOOK,
AZ &c Tbs Tale was os!gilally commenced in perloai-
sneers, aad Is frs, published coapiee. II will De
Nand both and character 10 be entirely Amercsn
90 therefore The better suited The medium by which 1t
row presented TO The American reading public.
rsce, l2t cents, or Zen copies for One Dollar (2)
G The best performances in the City are at the New
nk Museum. Nine performers appear tno Puppets and
flying Balloons Ascending, Fireworks FLASHING bal
s!on Curioses the most spe ndid Picture Gallery in
imericaai be seen for enc shilling. l, is the lies,
cheapest aud peasaniest place oil amusement be ioup
Y Honesty is The best policy, and believe i, is hes,
" len person makes statements always facts II
his be ms uniform rule The public VIII place confidence in
what be says Thi. The case in reference 10 Dr. Covers
8slm o. Life have erdt avored 10 state facts
hey feel certain the public Lave confidence il
cor medicine From this circumstance almost every per
liplcyes i,sel cure TOR Coughs, Cold, ConSump ion
Dyspep>ie, RrocchiI>, Astlls Group, Whocpns CorRh
&c For proa bulletin. DR. Coverts Office for the sal,
q Governs Balm OF Life, Heming's Medicaied Worm
on,neat Phelps Tomato Pills. Six Ashley Coopers Corr
save, Is lS5 Nassau 81, n. Y.
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ROYAL GurIey. Auctioneer.

q Circulating Library, school Books,
siaiiomcry, sc.-This evening will be sold b. Gurey
hui, at tn New.Yora Long Room les Broadway, Cir.
aaag Library OF upwards OF 1900 umes, 10 be offered
aone lot, variety of School Books, Stationery, Prins,
age Class Case, &c. &c. ~ ms II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

G Mr. Joshua Baker, of Easton, Pa, while
carrying mortar up the ladder of q house he was
engaged in building, lost his foothod and fell upon
his face in bed of mortar. His hands and face
we're dreadfully burnt, but it is supposed that he
will recover with the exception of his oversight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

FLORIDA TIGERs.-One Of these ferocious ami.
mails which are very numerous in orr territory.
vas killed few days since, about eight miles
from our city. He measured from the tip of the
tail TO the nose, eight feet, six inches.
st. Augustine News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

D' The Norfolk Herald announces the death of
John W. Murdaugh, of Portsmouth, Va, for long
time the Representative of Norfolk county in the
General Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

90 Hey Jim along, Jim along Josey, vii
h,reafGer b. classically rendered ns follows:
Come, let US onward, merry Master James,
bnu gentle Joseph, lei him With US, too.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

FIRE.--We learn from the Lancaster (Pa.) I'm
Jon that the warehouse of Messrs. Shurk & Roger
forwarding and commission merchants of that city,
sss destroyed by fire on Friday last 1t caught
ron sparks from the locomotive attached to 8
uain Of cars passing at noon. Loss supposed to
be about $4,000; insurance $4,000.
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!. Do vou huru Ole

lNANTUCkEr OIL SfORE.E
q The subscriber keen appointed Agent for the sale
OF OIL for extensive Oh Company Nantucket and IS
prepared supply CONSUMERS bis from his wag.
ors daily otherwise less than The usual market prices
BY the eask.
Sperm Candies, superior quality, q PEI b. by
the box.
~ B--Famies who purchase gallons will be charged
The wholesale price.
Manufacturers owners OF steamboats, and any large con-
sursers of Oil win be dealt with on very liberal terms
Oh delivered il any part OF the city free OF expense
MIS- I'm JAMES NJ ALESTER. 100 Dvtsien.st
y Good Board and pleasant Rooms cas- be Obtained
al No. IS CfFstreet ts) mis- II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

A LIFE LosT-Mr. H. Webb, an old and res
pectsble citizen of Crawford Co, Ga, was acct
aentally thrown from his gig, while returning
home from Knoxville on the 5th inst, and in
SANITY killed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
josiah Richards, Auc;ioneer

rr The Great Sale of Damaged BOOKS
from the Hampers, Establishment, Il paH
Richards Plars Auction Rooms, 1856 Broadway, WIZ oe
contaued this evening and Ia, morrow evening" al 81 ocock
as usual as OF the books are entirely unnnred anu
the worst OF them perfectly readable those who nave no
already selected at previous evenings will have hne oP
poIinalIy 10 select from the remaining psron OF the Gaa
logae which will be found to contain, n addiuon " Tue
usual variety number OF valuable works not heretofore
offered ms
" MIR EyEKDELL lectures tonight a, the Mechanics
Institute Rooms on ,he Mechanical Properties Of the Al.
mosphere."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
4 MEXICAN MUsEUM-Marble bui!e

A MEXICAN INSTANTANEOUS build
n ing, Broadway, opposite ST. Paups Church.-B Best
attractions in NewYork. Positively the last week OF the
wonderful and real MERMAID. Mr.. WlNCHELL. de-
cidedly the most comic mitaior in American the LlLlI
PUTIAN FAMILY. consisting OF ten wonderful perform
ers; Mr.. OCONNELL, the raooed man, who will give
history OF his adventures while eleven years prisoner
among barbarnus savage Miss HOOD the popular vocal
iN; LA PETITE CELESTE. the charming tnnselse ;
NIAGARA FALLS with real wsier; the MARINE TEL.
LADY, Fancy Glass Blowing, Grand Cosmorama, and
5O00o0 curiosities
Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
O'clock and every evening at half past O'clock. Day
visiters admitted free in the evening. Admission 10 the
whole. Is children halt price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

GY The following Publications are for sais
at The office o, The Tribune Nassaps,reet, opposite The
City Hall -
FRANKLIN EVANS, or the Iaebrate. Price . l2s cents
IIEBlG,S ANIMAL CHEMISTRY ............25
IyreIc.S AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. IS
nIcKEN,s AMERICAN oTES.............las
p.r7T1NE. Tale OF Normandie. ..........-....i2
WESTERN CAPTIVE, or Times of Tecumseh. iss
rTNITED FRESHMEN, Their Live and FINES
life AND TIMES OF LOUIS PHILIPPE %
MORLEY ERNsTEIN .''....'.is5
LIFE OF HENRY CLAY 49,. u
PHANTOM SHIP, or Talesef tie Sea- oy marry .,
:,
THE BACHELOR AND OTHER TALES, by
the late Samuel l.. Knapp................:.S
WING AND WING, (Cooper's lastl...........''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

1FaRl Style Of Geafseuen,s Mass-BIRD
corner OF Pine and Nassaureets, has ready for In
speeon and sale The Fall Standard Pattern for Gentle
mems Bats HtF-s-t o6 FSNtws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

TIE LIBERTY OF THE PEEss.-The agent Of the
New World at Charleston, S. C. writes to us a
peous Letter, in which he states that he had been
held to bail IN the sum Of one thousand dollars on
,he complaint of the South Carolina Association
70. having sold certain number of our journal,
containing discourse by the late Rev. William f.
Charming on Emancipation in the West Indies.
TNew World
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

II Public attention par ,icuiariy called to the e1traor
ui'N, prs nj Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

8uidngs) corner OIL Chambers street, New York. Also sold
BY B. D. sands, Druggists, No. 70 and 100 Fuon.s!:
David Sands Co. No.T East Broadway. Price 81 Ier
bottle, six bottles for S.
nElRAN OLD SoLDI ER!-Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of
Blood Gc Of sixty years standing cured by Jaynes
loran,.
Mr.. Editor: Dear Sir-When soldier in the American
Camp In lT1S with many Others towing great expo
nas disabled from duty for long time. Since that pc
ROD ua recently have never been free from cough aud
Of oe a year and soneoe
mixed with blood. For months together night after night
The wesS es and debility by such consian, exprc
osiun frequently brought me 10 a slate ooroerlng GU
DEATH Il has matter OF astonlShment 10 my lany
ad friends ,ha, ann here to write this 10 YOU nave ma
1l rhy sicans attend me, and every thing done that
va, thought likely give me relief without any beneficial
dtc Las, bad Their severe attack OF In
mmatlon Of the Lungs which fully expected would be
tei..t then considered my as pnsi The aid OF n1ed
tns when was advised to use Jayne's Expectoran
I'd So With 81 ong hope that il had cured many of my
uanlances Of various diseases OF the Lungs, II might al
last mitigate my suferings. Need say how grained
ss II has ehecluav cured me- AS soon as commenced
ang H. found reached my chse. and began 10 breathe
yih more freedom My e1pecoration became more easy
lid il my life and better than have been for the last
,aly wears Now sir, after suffering so long, and finding
blast such sigma relief FROM Dr. Jayne's ExpecoTan
shad. NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen,
g Lombard.street. Philadelphia
Persons are invited to call and see MIR. Harris for them
hlsyaluabe Expectorant, which never fails to relieve
.prparsd osy by DR.. d. Jayne, No. 20 South Thrdst
Philadelphia ~
Sold IN New-York by A. B. l. D. Sands, Druggists, ~
.sd 100 Fulton ST.. by A. B. Sands Co, 27s Brsadway'
5uer Chsmbers.sl and by Sands Co., n EoSt Broad
say corner Of Market-st. Price 81.
IA Glorious Eeast THE NEw-woRLD for
Saturday, November &c, will contain the first part OF
Psad and deeply interesting work by THOMAS BABlNG.
4 rshcAuLEY received by The Acadia, entitled "THE
LAYS or ANCIENT ROME" giving the noble ballad OF
HbaT1Usn lay made about the year 500 LISA CAPT.
apcducou. In addition this will be given eight chap
Z s,beng the conclusion of THE MISER'S AUGHTER,
/ Dvewhch has been more eagerly read than any that
ssppeared this season Also continuation Of the inter.
sing JOURNAL OF POLISH LADY, and immense number
choice articles EDITORIAL Musical Theatrical and Lite
4 rrNo,ices. Foreign and Domestic News, &c. &e.
Just published FRANKLIN EVANS, or the 1nebriate,
soiginal novel, l2l cents.
the Books the People for sale at so Ann-street
ea,the Brauch Office 459 Broadway, where the public
U invited to call and examine the list Also, for sale
eeptrS new novel, Wing and Wing price 50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

SANDss SARsArARILLA-The discovery of the art Of
sd improve mental of than any oil
.seni introduction OF The Christian era. From
hat pc until The present time the press e1erted
pwtriu and controlling influence the highest des
As the press over the mental, does San"S'.
Sseparilla the physical manifest its great heali
ind powers dispellng diseases and gvpg
nength and vgor Ia the debitated frame by removing
heatlly action aad establishing in its place healthy
5S throughout The whole circuatoy system; Hence dis
Sal, Rheum, Scrainla or Kings Evil Eczema, Ring worm
letter. Scalahsad, &c, eectualy cured by its
Affection OF ,he mbranes such Chronic
m spreading through The nasal passages into The bronchial
membranes al The throat also Rheumatism, Lumbagc.
valuable medicine.
Prepared and sold at wholesale and RETAIL and export
atom by A B. Sands Co. No. Z73 Broadway, Grante
sudns corner Of Chambers street, NewYork Also sold
byA B. D. sands, Druggists, No. 79 and 100 Fulton-s!
David Sands 4 Co No. East Broadway. Price 81 Ie
hottie six bottles for SIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
nj EW-YORK MUSEUM AND PIC
/ TURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the City

IN TURE GALLERY, Broadway, opposite the City
Hall. TREMENDOUS ATTRACTION POWER
Full NOVELTIES !-Tbe Real FUDGE MERMAID! =
Unprecedented PerformancesNne Performers be
for one smiling.
Mr. H. Bennett, Manager has the honor that
he will present array of talent before offered
any Museum in America. He tsinks he may with conf.
have seldom been submitted 10 the public
Master E. d. Hughes, the admirable Harp Player; Mast
J. A. Hughes the infant vioins Miss Hughes, the little
Lyra; Miss Clemence, the accomplished danseuse Mis-,
Cecilia Blanchard the graceful uggeress; Master Frank
Diamond, the unrvaled Ethiopian Dancer; Mr.. jenkins,
the unequaled Banjo Player; Miss Rosse the charming
Songstress and Mr.. Boyce, the celebrated Singer Do
Tuesday and Thursday Mrs Loomis will devera lecture
on Physiology to commence O'clock. A day perform
ance i'll take place Wednesday and Saturday, as usual
Evening entertainments To commence al y O'clock Ad.
mtance 10 the whole, shilling. Extensive prepara.
tions are being made celebrate Evacuation Day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
CITY INTELLIeENcE.

LAWYERS DIARy-This Day, November 25.--
CIRCUIT CouRT-Nos S 266 s2 sl2 SIS. 514 to sls $40
5, $50 2S7 $50, Sal $50 $50 10 1885, $50 3sl $685.
COMMON PLEAs-Par Nos. So, IS, 81, 3, IS, n. ~
3d. s5-Par 10 e'cock-Nos ~ IS, 49, 80, &c, So 81
20, y, u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

nElRAN OLD SoLDI Err Coughs Asthma, Splitting Of
Blood Gc. ofsxty years standing cured by Jaynes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

cAsAplAs ouTRAdE.-The American schooner
Frontier, Capt McIatosh, waile passing through
the Wellahd Canal at the place where it is row re-
building Was boarded by about two hundred Of the
aborers, mostly Irish, who broke open the matches
and drove the crew from the vessel. Captain NJ.
ys. badly wounded by blows received from the
clubs of the assailan,s, and one of the crew had
,eycra large gasbes cut in his head, and three FIN
sers broken by the cudgels of the mob A de-
;schunent Of soldiers from St. GATHERINGS, on hear
ing of the riot, were Immediately dispatched to
.heir assistance, who conveyed the Captain and
bis scattered crew on board, and kept at bay their
hood-thirsty assailsnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
W. ATCHES lower than ever.-In con-

M ATCHES lower than ever.-fn con-
w sequence OF t,e reduction of erIies by the iss.
arI the subscriber is selling his stock OF Gold AMI Silver
levers Anchor Escapemen Lepinr, and other Watches
of and splendid patterns and Jewelry retail sts
lower than they bought for at any other place in
The city Gold Watches as low as $40 TO S25 each
auches and jewelry exchanged or bought Ali watches
warranted TO keep good time The money returned.
Watches and Clocks repaired il The best manner and
ranted, at much less than the usual prices.
g. C. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewellery,
Oils u WhoiesaIe and retail, 81 Wa.sL ND stafrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
MONEY MARKET,
CommercialIand Money Matters.

SECOND
l.5 StoniHgton R...s3od 16 II Greenwich b.. IS
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MARRIED /:

On Wednesday, Nov. % by Rev. Mr.. Comb, Mr. Edward
s'oIJ 10 Mss Mary jane Burger. all OF ,ais city.
o. the SO instant. by Rev. Dr. Spring. Angustcs J. Gil.
letr 10 Aetta. tsugbier o. hn West all city.
AT rnshrte, Conn, Nov. % WI liam S. Crut OF this
city, TO Miss Sophia s. Fitch, OF titchvil-.
At the city Il NewOreans, the 10th ins: by Rev Mr.
Clapp, w B. g. Wells. Esq, OF NewOrleens. Counselor
az Law, 10 Miss E. VI Bonney, OF Ws,erferd, V.
Al Lamansyile, n. j. the sS,h inst by Rev Mr. Ma
ho1, John Cook OF Trenton, Mis, Elizabeth. dausb.
ter OF Enoch Burroughs, ESQ, OF Lamarsyiia.
DIED:
On Thursday morning, cath inst, Joseph A. Bannan,
aged g ears.
His friends are invited attend the funeral tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock, from 81 Mongomeryt
without further notification.
At Buffalo. Nov Is, Mr. Marcus Mlburn Jr., aged -,
native OF this city.
AsNcrfolk, Va, Nov. 81 john W Mordaush, ESQ.,, in
the +Sd year his age.
AtNew;or!eans Nov II, Robert r. Lawrence, aged "a
native of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

TIE above Works are elegantly Printed clear type
and beautiful and form TWO volumes OF the Series in
coursa OF publication under the title Of CABINET EDITION
OF THE PosTs be had in various styles OF bindings.
uit,b!e for presenis n2i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

NJ Covenant L edge No. 35 4. %. Of o. F.
The members of tits Lodge requested 10 attend spe
cal meeting ;e be he'd their room, No s1 Bcwery on
E-day Evening Nov 25h, at O'clock, on business OF I'M
torrance Punc.ual attendance is requested
By order JUN "a. aiiG1ae-h ~ y, - ~
CuAs s. FocEE, Sec,ry h-' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

XATANTED-A place by Protestant
w girl dress-maker, searastrcss chambermaid.
Apply at No Second ST where she lived Svrars. MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

u $50 Constitutional and Life Members
Attend.-The annual election TOR officers 10 tha Hope
Total Assurance Relief Society will be held This (fTiday
Evening Nov. 25 in their Hall. lie Grand-st cor broe
way. Particular attendance is requested
COOK Pr-sidenf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

~ PARTICULAR Notice.--rnose persons hhst1.
furniture OF description dispose Of who are break
nc ~ housekeeping will nds ready sale Tor any portion
or ali OF their goods by sending their address, or calling
upon the subscriber. Goods y any amount purchased.
ieea tf r. COTTON Co. 197 C6atIn:,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Sur
roga,e of the County of Eew-York, Notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against Cornelius W.
Van Raus late the City of New-York, gentleman, de
ceased 10 present the with the vouchers thereof u
the SUBSCRIBERS the residence of the subscriber Ann C.
Van Rau No 20 Broadway, in the CITY Of on
N+y.york, the twenty .foprt. DAY OF November, D.,
,ot ms la w6rls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

NJ One Price Eat store.-BROWN / CO fIs
Chatham Square, corner of Mostreet, where Fashion,
Beauty Durability and Economy are combined IN Inc oih
OF beautiful and neatly finished Hat for the snail sum
-, 90 ms I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

TINE BOSTON MISCELLANY OF
IL LITERATURE AND FASHION for December,
Just published With splendid embellishments Contents
The Miscellany Readers TEE Editor': Farewell.
Bitter Fruits from CHANCE so"D Seeds; A Farewell 10
Nrw-England The Prose stye Of Poets Tribute
Memory OF the Mi.>es Dsvdns Tales Of the Knights OF
Seven Lands To NJ. g Ill The Story Of John Dokbs and
his Can;ilopei To Eolian Harp az ght The Unhap-
by Stranger Visit the Caves Of Virginia. The Young
Reapers; Santa Croce; Boston Comaon Publishers No,
tics Music, &c. Published by
BRADBURY, sODEN & CO., ~
e,;s M Mas sir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

u THE POPULAR REMEDY Tor al those forms of disease
which, when neglected. end in Consumption such as cough
from cause throat hoarsenass, and the ike-'ts
Hygene Horelound Candy--s the popular and sue.
cesu remedy, and noieessly supp!antng all the other
pretended compounds vaun,ed impudenly by hct0us
and manufactured certificate makers. Sold esale and
AT a32 RrOldWay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

T A Young Married Wan wants employment
in The City outdoor Clerk, Salesman in Forward
ing House something of the kind he has had e1perl-
in buying Goods auction and il business generally
His expectations Of salary very moderate until he can
prove himself worth paying He refers to the Editor o.!
The Tribune Address r n, this office. (2) nl4a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25
Mechanics, Hn,Iltute Lectures.-T seh

Annual Course Lecture I'd before The Institute will be De-
livered q, :! O'Clock This ridayl Evening in The Rooms!
~ Cbambrrs.s,reet near Chatham, by William Everde,
ESQ on The Mechanical Properties of the Atmosphere
Tickets Ito non-members) The of % Lectures,
81 so or nr gentleman and two ladies' g. Tickets % one
Lecture l2t cents Doors open O'Clock Members will
please call al the Acuarys Office, City Hal, and receive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-11-25

u "A Front Parior TO Let, with Board, on the
first floor suitable for Gentleman and Lady or two Gen.
,lemen Also, several apartments for Single Gentlemen
Location within minutes walk OF the Post Once or the
Park. Apply at No 10 CITY HALL PLACE. nj II
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-11-11
No. No. 42I

respect the motives Of rational abO'I'
lionisls, who are actuaied by a senu-
menl of devotion to human liberty, al
though | depIore and deprecale the on
sequences Of Inc agitation OF the questions
| have even meny friends among hem
But they are not monOmanlacs' who'
s]urrendenng themselves TO a single 'dea'
look altogether 10 the black side OF nE-
man life. They do not believe lha' mo
sum total Of all our efforts and ell our So
licIlude should be abolition. 1hey Oe-
liege they have duties to perform Io"sro
the white man as we'll as the black -
They want good government, good ~
minlslralion and the general prosperity
Of their country.
shall, Mr.. Mendenhall, take your pc
titlon into respectful! and deliberate cons
sideration; but before | come to a hnal
decision, | should like 10 know what you
and vonr associates are willing TO do icy
The slaves 10 ny possession, MI shou'd
think proper 10 Iiberate them. "
about fifty, who aie probably worth III
teen thousand dollars. TO tur0 them
loose upon society, without any means
Of subsistence OF support would he an act
of cruelty. Are you willing TO raise n
secure the payment Of fifteen thousand
dollars for their benefit, if | should be IN.
duced to Tree them3 The security oil
the pax men Of that sum would MATERIAL
Iy lessen The obstacles IN tho way o
their emancipation.
And now, Mr.. Mendenhall, must
take respectful leave of you. We sep
arate as we have met, with no unkInd
feelings, no excited anger or dIssallsfac-
ton on mJ part, whatever may have been
your motives, and these | refer TO our
common Judge above, to whom we are
| both responsible. Go home and mind
your own business, and leave other PEG.
pie to take care OF theirs. Limit your
benevolent exertions TO vour " neigh
borhood. Within that circle you will
fnd ample scope for The exercise OF all
vour charities. Dry up the tears OF the
ahl cled widows around you, console and
comfort the helpless orphan, cIothe the
naked, and Iced and help the poor, black
and white. who need succor. And you
will be a better and a wiser man than
YOU have this day shown yourself.
[Rapiurous applause followed the con-
]cluslon oflhis speech.