Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-07-22


" laya before rs, an address Of NJ. Clay
before tas Colonization Society. ia 1880, "a
which his views gf slavery are most esupbatcaI,
" expressed.
Aner presenting ia clear and fErc'hlc light
The prospect of the society FIR The gradual eN'ln@
tlon Of slavery, Mr.. Cay remarked "a regard 10
Ct; "AiI, or one, at the $ satcs nGfch tolerate
slavery may adopt an3 execute A. by cooperation
y separate exertion. II could be Instrumental
ID etaaIcafag thls deepest stain uaoo tho charae-
ter ot our country: and removing all cause of re-
preach % areennt Of II, by foreign nauans-ifJ
calii only b. instrumental in Kidding this foul
blot that rercre3 Skffc that garc birth, that
aot less beloref STATE 3cfjrt sa#iy a839tel a4e
her son, ee5Hii not exchange t5e pr7ut salts
faction .e3irt I should fgjog for tte honor Of al
fr5amI.s ogyr dserect to tic most saccosy4l cen
qgcFuy.
We ara roproacHod.'' continued Mr. Cay.
with doing mischief by tho agitation of tho
question. The society goes Ioto 30 household -
10 disturb - domestic trauqtihtv. Ii addresses
nsotf 10 M slave TO weaken his obodtence
y = Want would those " no repraach AS 90? II
tney woaid rapress al tendency towards liberty
aud ultimate etnancPator, they must do moro
than put down the benevolent ofDrts of liberty
and Independence. ana mu1z'e the cannon whieb
h5ndors Its annual joyous retarn. They mast
revive the slave trade wh all rs tram OF atrocI
ilsz. 81 u Aud whcn thev have achieved
All these purposes, their work viii Yet be IneouI-
plate i""N in"zt F@"cftatc the iIitah S.t't 3to
eradicate tae light OF reason auj the love Of bef-
ty.--Itca, and not I'll tteR, 5rtea universal darh.
atsS G2f despair prcrtI, can 20" psrPcfadte stare
~, amt rcpress al syHpatttcs. and all humane
ant beaer"teht efforts among tree"cA IN 6ctat
- Lts ID" 'Pl| PORTION 81 oNf race fto"he1 70
boHiagc."
- lac system Of cot3niz1 iien, VIC believe, Mr-
C.a4 Vet Iaa.s as a means for DIMINISHING tho
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pubic "'h the security aud interests 81 the latter
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s'rtpt, very good iI4sifatIon OF the principles
Of free trade, applied to that Province under
certain circansfancos:-
y, Grant = free tr,ao on,ears very, Iko ,bo
t,r,aiT bet,vcao f,yo farmers ono NJ whom,
as l2''' want OF fences. ine latter proposed .
posture ~ common and thereby save n great
anh2a' expense 10 Keeping az fences, which. after
all. when looked at on general principles, argued
,ao '''eF' coa'J mol BAT DO viewed as unnecessary
BARRIERS
Inc iofmcr answered. have 10 objection
z9"F pastures happens to 5e better than nine;
bat notwithstanding general principles, shall
take caro- that my fences shall at all times keep
out yoar cattle from my pasturcs
No un!lte tbs IS the system # granting free
race 10 nations who st" continue protective or
Pt"Ho,dFe oo5Ies. ""ch '"e'r own markets aro
when the prices arc greater III a foreign market
tbey have no objection 10 supply Il. This may
b. a h3me'y eom2arison but there - a good deal
ol run nevertheless, oha al Tie h"e-sPHn theo-
selling IN the dearest market, are only theories,
and very ialacions one, as long IS ono Of the
parties can regulate his own market BY protect
we on"es' on gfouhos oifseay opposed Ey those
Compliment To IEEAs.-oa the lib, at n tcre-
Pcraace celebration al Toueyio"B, Nd. on ban.
ucr borne n the Pr9cessIon. was painted tho
American Eagle in fall fight holding 10 one claw
I bottle, In the other n keg. with The verv ann
sing aud Iegible inscription, "ot 70 Icrast'