Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-11
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And Zoe thc Of the Anti Slavery
Convention. In that bedsrkened body, Thursday last
Mr. W. Johnson long account OF the miseres Of The
slaves their attempts and frequent reeapture; and
appended interesting detail the punishment which
they subjected when rccaptured They says
Mr. Johnson and the truth Of his obvous
tended ut full length in hogshead lined with spikes. and
rolled around the negro Of the plantation by way
their fellow slaves until the blood
through the crevces Of the hogshead The for
wound thus inflicted Is Immediately applied in the form Of
salt and pepper, which, when well rubbed in cuoient
Is followed by bath Of farther soothing embrocs-
ton.
This is the extended recsprcd slaves
in the United States -! Mr. Johnson forgot mention that
the occasion oil the Inauguration OF Governor in any OF
the states II is customary ppalc three in
front OF the siaehousc, whose bodies subsequently dis
embered and served up in terapin at the gubornato
rial banquet
The Rev. A. A. Phelps, OF the United States, sta
ted that "neoy u the literary institutions OF the
try, free people Of color admitted the
other students and treated with every courtesy and kindness
This category OF "neary ALL" must in honesty in
clude those institutions which prominent
weight and responsibility Of character. The dining halls
and recitation Of Yale, Harvard Princeton and Co
umbia Colleges therefore, present the delighted eye
OF the phanhropist the black and white
surface OF chequer board melowed around the edges by
the VARIOUS shades OF brown and yellow which divide those
primeva opposites!
Mr. Fuller, Of the delegates from Northern state
then proceeded in the mos, direct this Was awk.
ward contradict the OF Mr. Phelps relative to
the American chspes aud collegiate institutions. lie de.
nouced the American church "a Of uncean BIRDS
and adduced some facts which produced great sensation
in the convention The Times remarks that f Mr. Fulers
testimony be true, many of the aboonss in America are
hue better than sheer humbugs"-a profound and saga
cius discovery, made for the first time.
You are well aware that, in common with most of my
countymen ncludng the natives OF those states up
ON which the burden has been enailed entirely and un
hesitangy condemn the institution Of slavery and would
advocate Just, equitable practicable method of
abolition, which, with moderate regard the interests of
their should obtain for the slaves the endowment of
their natural rights. But that snch contamination how
over "devony he wished he angh but by
foreign interference, especially when founded upon such
incredible and irritating misrepresentation is obvious TO
every person of common sense.
The King OF anovg is still in and popular as
ever Is understoodahat among other for his
VISIT Is longing after certain Jewels Of the crown OF Eng
land which he believes TO have originally belonged TO the
crown OF Hanover and been incorporated in the imperial
dadem while the two countries during the regns Of the
Georges governed by king; and which ought to be res
tored to the crown OF Hanover that again an indie
pendent sovereignty. This but Just and il he can
establish the claim which he has advanced in the Court of
Chancery and that the jewels belonged to Han
over, doubtless the queen will say according customa
~ formula when suit against the crown is successful
LET right be done"
The Of affairs in Ireland has not yet any
momentous change; though the gradual npenng OF mighty
events becomes daily and obvious The Times
OF this morning contains formal declaration OF opposition
TO the repeal movement and determination to sustain the
Government aud the union, signed by great number of in
uena Irish Peers and members OF Parliament who met
nj the Earl OF Wiclow's the day before yesterday
The papers OF yesterday filed with renewed and pro-
traeied essays relative to the OF 3000 per annum to
the Princess Augusta of Cambridge-A proposal for doub
ling the OF the national debt could not have called
forth greater effusion of ink.