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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
From the N. y Commercial Advertiser.
BUFFALO, Dec. |, | Z. NJ.


Our season Of Navigation closes with a
stock oi 10000 barrcls of flour in store, and n
larger aggregate of wheat than was ever
before stored here at the termination of ca.
nal navigation. Last year our stock Of -four
was even greater than what we have now
stored here, say 10000 barrels. The i'm.
ports and exports Of the months Of Novem.
bcr in the above two articles vere-
IMPORTS. EXPORTS.
Wheat, bush. $4,000 Wheat bus,. 259, 900
Flour bbls. 10000 Flour bbls. lOs, 900
: On The coming in OF November we had
but very little Hour on hand. but heavy ag
grcgaie OF wheat. The Canadians are still
IN The market, buying provisions, &c. $50
barrels fine -four were taken This morning nj
S3,3S. aud boat load of salt, 300 barrels, at
$3.50.
BUFyALo, Dec. 81 p. NJ.
The steamer Chesapeake came in from
Detroit this morning, bringing five mails and
few passengers.
There are orders in the market for 1000
barrels best brands Of Hour, for which is OF.
tered abon, $500 9; but as yet no transac-
tions have been made. ] am inclined to
think The order cannot be closed at such
quotations, IN consequence OF an extensive
trade expected from the Canadas this Win
ter.
The quantity Of -four sent down the canal
from This city, this season, will be l25, 900
barrels greater than last year, and the excess
OF beef will be- more than 2O,GO0 barrels
There will also be 100000 bushels OF wheat
more sent forward than in 1912. but less corn
The amount Of merchandise coming up the
canal will be 10000 600 of pounds or 45 O0C
tons. tho valuation OF which will be about
81 ,250,000; this exhibits an increase OF 80
per cent over last year. The imports of salt
will stand 10000 barrels this season against
10000 barrels last year. The excess OF
wool 660, 900 pounds.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

Al Marke, Goo Beef Cattle, $50 Stores, 75C
Sheep, and 5000 Swine.
PRIoEs-Beef Caltle-A small advance waS
effected. We quote few extra - fr,i
quality S4 35 y 80 SECOND quality 375 81;
third quality, 2 75 a3 75.
Barrcling Caiir-Nless % No ], 2G2 a
g 70; No. 2, S2a2l2.
Stores Two year old 80 l3 three year
old Sl2a ~.
Sheep-Iots wero sold frnm J2c TO so
Weihers from 33 to So.
Swine-Lots to pcddlc a 4 3, &c for Sows
s a 3-5c for Burrows. At retail from !. i.
to q l-2c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

DrsrRUcrIoS nv LiGHrSiSG.--A writer
in the Journa! of Commerce says, that there
have appeared in that paper, from May To
October. 1913. accounts OF damage done by
lightning in si different places nrinp
more than one for every two days. Eny
parsons were killed ~ horses, 4 oxen, 3
COWS, 4 swine, ~ ducks. hon, ] buzzard.
! dog, and rat was killed. Fenihrrs, 'hrrc-
fore, are not IN all cases defence from hight.
.n,nc. Only three Of the buildings struck had
lightning rods. and these were but slightly
damaged. F,hy seven persons were said to
be injured Ly The shock. In several in',an
ee.. persons were restored by freely pouring
cold ,caier upon them. The writer referred
" thinks that owners of buildings ongh, by
oil means to provide them with lightning
r,ds
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sRs SHIP NEWS. IL
PORT OF NEWP RT.
A IL RIVED.


THURSDAY, Nov 80.
Brigs Susan SpoTord, Spoford, fin Prov. fo
N. Orleans (; Ellen, RadcIii, Dishlon io
Wilmington, N. T..
Brig Emily, Smith I'm Philad for Boston.
Schrs Gen. Warren, Smart, I'm Camden lor
+. River; Queen, Bray, New Bedford for
Proy.; franklin, Nckerson, I. River tor Ban
gor.
sloOp Albany, Gibbs, fg y. York for +.
River.
FRIDAY, Dec. ].
Brig Henry, Bpi, I'm Fall River for Bal'l'
more.
srhrs James, Phinney, I'm Bath for Provi'
dence.
SATURDAY. Dec. 2.
schr Exchange, Nickorson, TN llarwich fol
Prov; Ev.lne, Chacr, Boston for do.
Sloop Mary Nichols, Spencer, fin Prov. via
Bristol for Nantucket
SUNDAY, Dec. 3.
Schr Adams, Nickerson, fn Philad. for Prov
MONDAY. Dec. 4.
Brig Vandalier, Psndleton, i'm Boston ior
Philadelphia.
Brig Fidois, Small, Easiport for Baltimore
Schr Elizabeth, White, I'm Boston for Balti-
more.
Sloop Vigilant, Heath, fm N. York for Prov
TUESDAY, Dec. S.
Schr Increase, Erickson, 4 days FIN Philade!-
pha, with I70 tons Coal 10 :. Newton, Jr
CLEARED.
20lh-Schr Vrginan, Finch, Havana.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

The National In,elIigcncer effectually dis
credits the Pitiful ISLANDERS with which loco
focoism has not besltatcd to revie Gen
Harrison, the late Mr.. Ogle, Of Pcnnsylva.
MIA, and others who sleep quiet after lfe's
fIfl fever. The testimony of the IntelIi-
genccr will. be seen is unequivocal and con
elusive
EWiih less than its usual disc crimination.
The 'Pennsyyanian" has given currency in
It's generally respectable columns To q ridjcu.
l"ns hoax, copied from another paper, The
very hbsurdiy of which shQGld have warned
the editor Of the RennayyaDinn against be-
ing instrumental in circulating such story.
We referred TO a statement respecting tlIr
celebrated Speech Of the late Mr.. OaLr, dc.
livered in the House of Representatives in
1910, which. It is said ip the hoax referred
TO, that DIR. DGLE denied on his death BED
having delivered, saying that 81, was got up
by the Wing Central Committee at the city
of Washington and his name PM 10 j, as i,s
author, that he Immediately informed the
committee Of the great injustice they had
done him and Mr.. Van Buren," &c. So far
from there being any foundation for this
story, 1t is within the knowledge of every
then member Of The House of Representa-
llves that the speech ,eas delivered as re.
ported and it is within our personal knOwl
edge that the report of It was the work OF
Mr. Ogle himself, and was from beginning To-
end written by his own hand; aud that h
any change was made in The repor, from his
own frs, draugh,, il vas ibrongh the pcysuu-
sion of friends to soften ihe severity OF some
OF The passages.
1t follows, of course. that the whole story
of Mr.. Ogle's alleged statements during hi-
LAS, moments" is, so FAR as regards the au.
ihrnlicny of his reported speech. a pilifu
and conlemptible fabricntIou"
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& 4 q % "a g 5S.

IN this town, on Thursday evening last, Mr.
John Brown, To Miss Ann Eliza Bfowp, all OF
this town.
In this town, last evening, BY the Rev. Mr.
Brooks, Mr.. Frederick A. Stanhope to Miss
Olivia II. Williams, daughter Of the late Capt
Robert Williams, all Of this town.
In Warwick, Goth ult. Mr.. Edwin lloyt, oi
Nfw York, Miss Susan, only daughter Of The
Hon. Wm. Sprpsue.
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Executors Notice.

'V'IlE subscriber. Executor to the Last
WIN md Testament of JOSEPH H.
GREENE, late of Newport, cooper, dec.
hereby gives notice to all persons having
'lainls agains, the estate Of said deceased To
present them for settlement, and TO all those
indebted to make immediate payment.
NATll'L. II. LANGLEY.
Newport Dec. 7, 1913.
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Final Notice.

,1NIlOSE Creditors Of GroRor kNowtrs
oi Jamestown, who dopot comply with
the conditions ~ his assignment, and re-
ccivc their Dividends, on ~ before the 3ist
e" December next, will be- considered ~
having refused The benefit of the same and
I shall then pay over To said Knowles. their
respective clauns. ~ provided ~ sad nssip1-
mcnt BENZ. MUNFORD. .9ssignc,.
Ne"pvll, Nov ,, lei3-Is2m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

TEXAs.--Sryersi Of the newspapers are
still IN a blaze on the subject Of the aBnexa.
tion of Texas, as # John Tyler. or the editors
Of the Madisonian, had the power Of doing
the deed. II is amusing to see with what
reasoning the ndyocptes of the measure, con
sisiing ot that powerful editorial corps who
support President Tyler and share tho pat.
ronoge which results the rendering of that
service, urge the measure Of annexation.
The argument IN most Of these papers is so
nearly the same, that IN giving the substance
Of one we give the whole. Of this reason
ing the following is n specimen. taken from
an article in the MidlSonlan OF Saturday:
"Annexation, therefore, is the only certain
defence and protection against The designs OF
Great Britain--dcsigns manifested in SO many
ways, by acts bctraying such a perscvcring and
aggressive spirit, and at length so recklessly
avowed, that 10 be any longer blind to them,
or passive under the attempts to accomplish
them, wnud render ns tho laughing stock Of
mankind. Tho best defence which we have
against them is one in perfect conformity with
our Constitution as settled by repeated and
rrcv ersble precedents, 3nd TO which Great
Britain has preclyded herself from objectins
AS any violation Of the lazy of nations, or AS an
act of hostility TO Mexico, by her own rccogni
ton Of Texas. "''
This pretext Of the designs of Great Br
tain, and of her aggressive spirit agains
Texas, js mere Qratuitous assertion, without
proof The argument that Great Britain i
preclnded from ohjeciing to the annexation
of Texas to our Union, because she has ac-
knowledgcd Toxas as an independent State
ls peculiar cne. and worthy Of the Madiso-
niun. We cannot suppose that Congress is
likely to array itself in hostile ranks for the
support and resistance Of a proposition sup.
ported on no better grounds than these
R0s Patriot
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NOTICE.

SEALED proposals will be received until
~ the 5lh OF January next, at the Town
Clerks Ollice,f for keeper and mairon for the
Newport Asylum for the year commencing
25lh day OF March, 1874. applicants will
please state the number, age aud Condition
Of his family, aud The lowest price for which
he will serve. Satisfactory testimony will
be- required as TO The qualifications of lhr
applicants.
B y. ROWLAND, Sec'ry.
Newport, Nov. ~, 1913.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

RENJAMlN MARSH, JR, has just re-
- turned from the Guy, with good assor,
men, OF Ladies' Cater Boots, of The first
quality.
ALso-One case as low as 81 80 per pair,
aud one case OF Walking shoes, suitable Ior
The season.
Ladies in want of any of the above arti-
clcs, will please call at I:'s, Thames street.
Newport, Nov. 20 lS;3.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
Mr. Calhoun and The National Conveniio n
The Columbia, rs. C.) Chronicle says:-

"e So'"'"o'"' NS' C' N"''"'S'S e"J''
1--WE believe i, is now conceded by the
friends of Mr.. Calhoun, in this State, that
there is no longer any hope of receiving the
noinina,,on Of the Baltimore Democratic
Convention. Indeed we have it upon good
authority that Mr.. Calhoun himself has said,
that he could no, suffer his name 10 20 be.
fore ,ha, Convention, and pouH mol spen re-
ctire a nomination from il, Vany orhe States
,cere represented in Il upon The principle
adopted by The Syacuse Contention IN .Ntw
York :"
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SELLING Off CHEAP.

vUNIlE subscriber having come To the de.
termination OF disseminating hls Dry
Goods business and Of bringing 1t TO n close
~ the course OF few nionlhs, offers for sale
his stock of Goods at teduced prices. Many
Will be offered at cost. and n considerable
part much less. Those who may be purchas.
ng would do well to call aud see his Goods,
and il not unreasonable they will not fail to
be suited in prices.
John Il. TOwnscpd.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

TEMPERANCE MrETISo.-An adjourned
meeting Of the Washington Socieiy will be-
held at the Town Hall, in this place, On Mon.
day evening next, at ocock.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
Notice..

A sermon in favor of Sabbath Schools will
be preached by the Rev. Mr.. iIarrirLp, in
tho Methodist Church, neAt Sabbath afternoon,
when a collection for the benefit of tho school
connected with that church will be taken up.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
CAPT. b. +. WOOLSEY,

CAPT. b. +. WOOLSEY,
Will leave Newport and Providence as fol
lows:
Leave Newport every Monday, We'd
ncsday and Friday morning, at 10 o'clk.
Leave Providence every Sunday
morning, ut 81 o'clock, and Tuesday 4
Thursday, at i0t o'clock.
FARE 10 CENTS.
BY tho above arrangement, passengers can
leave New York Saturdays, at 4 O'CLOCK. and
take the lnlas Tor Newport on Sunday morn
ing, ai q o'clock.
Also, leave Newport every Monday
"Wednesday and Friday aud take the steam
boat tor New York same evening.
The morning Train OF cars from Boston
will arrive nj Providence IN time 10 take the
Iolas for Newport, At l0A a. M
o. Freigh, Of all descriptions taken at y
less price than on any other conveyance.
The IOLAS will be- in rcadDrSs to tow
vessels in the Bay and River Dec. z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

WicKroRp PlosrrRsy-The new nrmory
inr this company has been contracted Tor, and
will bc commenced immediately upon lot
literally presented Tor that purpose by Hon.
Jonathan Reynolds Il Pror. Jour.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

Sailed {" Norfolk, 2i'h, soAr dary, Staples,
for this port.
Arrnt Mobile, 2lsi schr ST. Denys, Broman
hence.
Cid ut Norfolk. 29th, Schr Hudson, Baker
w Indies.
AT Lahana, May Goth, ship MECHANIC
Pratt, of this port with 80 bbs sp oil io' Japan
i2ib Bark DAMON, Potter, otthis port, witt
35 bbs sp for do.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

The National Intellgencer says-We under.
stand that Mr.. fox, the British Minister Is
about 10 retire from his Mission, to he succeed
ed by Mr. Pa,konham, late BRUSH Minister to
MeIicO.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07
Administrators 4 Notice.

IN aud after the eighth day of January
" lsl4, n dividend of - per cent wlll b.
paid. NJ The office of ~. Y. Cransiun & Son
IN the claims oi The creditors oi the lat,
William Barber, dec.
~. Y CRANSToN, .1dm'r.
Ncwnnri. Nov 20. lsl:l-3w.
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NOTICE..

4 Ill. non.frceholdcrs not registered in tl,
~ registry of voters oi this town, who az,
otherwise qualified, are notified to rrg,strr
the names, un or before the last day ol DE-.
ccmbeI, 1913, or they will put themselves
back whole year ~ voting: and those VII,
IRE registered are reminded oi the necessity
II paying the taxes assessed on them nn ol
before that day il they wish lo vote in lSii.
b. y. ROWLAND, Town Clerk.
Ncwpori, Nov. % Isl3--5w. .r o.
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Letters,

RyMAIsiso IN rHE Posr officE, sEwPokI
u. D., Dee. LIST, Ie43
~ .3deertis.d iettsrs are piao,d ina sepants
Jor. Persons applying for them ~dipiease eaii
for "ADyERrisED LETTERS.
\ lams Jo.nph Peckban Pardon ;
IiaHy Lieut. w r Sands sip""
Bikcf Capt Augustus Shaw q Earle
Brig Lindou Master Of Smiley Capt WIN
Browning Ab'jah Jr Staples WIN
Brown Seth Stewart Sumner vi
Butts Crawford IL ;ylii Capt iIaIIcit
Clark Jared CIrper Wm e
Davis Susan vafsoy II
Gilman Capt John Il Wheld.f Capt Seth j
Clifford Capt Alden Wyatt EP-g
Hazard Miss Sarah +. Whitney Mrs bridget
Kingsley Warren MiDDLErowS =
Luther Thomas Hardy DR. Dan1
Lyc.um Newport Trim Miss NJ
Mason john II lHisu
Melcalf WIN Ilugls Wan
MitrheIl Mary-2 Maguer Patric
ID7.-3wJ ASHER ROBBINS, L. NJ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

The Ladies Of Washington, Pu., greeted
the venerable pario, very handsomely. We
copy from The Rrporlcr the address of Miss
Foster, principal Of The Female Institute, aud
Mr. AS gallant Ipply.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-12-07

BRIGHTON MARKET-Monday Dec. 4, ls43
reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser Pairiol
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NOTICE..

DEM. MARSH, Jr. would respectfully
- remind his customers that their Yearly
accounts will be ready and presented the
first OF January as us,tai. aud all those VIII"
have accounts will please present them at
the same time for payment.
Dec. 9TH, 1913.
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AUCTIONS.


HAKM ~ LEI
The subscribss. .Morigogss IN possession.
mW let al public auei,on, on NE prsmi-
ts. tor he term Of oae year from The
hreniy:tJh cf March nert. on FRIDAY.
The hreniy-seeond day Of December
nert, al 10 o'clock, a. w.
- The Farm in Middleiown late
sS;sf the property of J-,bro Il. Bailey.
miW situated ed. on ,,,, boz. sides Of u"
ter miles from Newport, Combining about
nlnety-0ne acres.
The number Of acres Ia be ploughed and
n,hrr conditions and Tesiriciions will be made
known ai the lime and place Of letting.
JOSEPH I. BAILEY.
Middleiown, Nov. 90 1913.
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John Il. Townsend.
Ladies New York Cater Boots.

Newport, Nov. ~, IS43.
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Gle A X ED
NJ T. NOR A NDA,

20lh-Schr Virginian, Finch, ilavanI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

VARIFr1ss.-Au auti-houd party meeting
is held to-day at Fayettc, Jefferson CO, Miss,
for the nomination OF delegates to the leriS-
laturo al the same Time a public discussion,
between the bond payers and anti- bond pay
ers will come of respecting the doctrine OF
reputation. The aholltionlsts Of N. York
boast there arc 100000 persons of their or
der in that State. A man in Kentucky, con-
dcmnod to be hung, was taken TO church to
hear his own funeral sermon tho Sunday
previous to the tIne Of his execution. James
l.. McCaughan, representivo in the |cgisla-
turc from Smith co, Miss. recently committed
suicide he hung himself.
Major General Gaines has been assigned
the command Of the ID military Division his
head quarters arc at St. Louis. The wheat
crop promises well this year, according to the
Western papers. DR.. L.ardnor is occurring
at ST. Louis, and old Sol. Smith is managing
his theatre and practising law. Two robbie
ries were committed in that city on the 10th
inst. There are sixty-seven democratic pa
pers in the State Of Pennsylvania, only ten
oil which approve the course of Gov. Porter
A man in Florida recently killed five wolves
in one day the next day he repeated his
hunt aud killed bear weighing over 400 lbs
The Boston Courier says $4,000 letters and
$50 bushels Of newspapers were received
and despatched at the post office in that city
the day Of the last arrival Of the Acadia.
O'd Buel. late of the Penitentiarv in this
town, was committed to prison in n. Orleans
last Tuesday tor robblng the store Of Lam
beth g. Thompson 4, one of his sons, named
Peter was engaged, taken up and committee
with him.
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that he viii knock under about the 'itee h'''
most in Concotaia, and if ! may venture an
pninion from my UNITED information in rela~
ton to the two animals, their relative speed,
| strength, order, and capacity for endurance
would consider this by no means linpfoo-
able, particularly if Peacock is rode by the IA
nous Jockey Tyler, mounted on a saddle,
made of mail bags, trimed with The paper upon
" hirh the votes for the Bankrupt bill, and
apainst the Tariff are printed, rs it ls said will
lie the case. Gaping Tyler has already ar
rived froln Washington, and has brought with
him, this fantastic but eumbrous sort Of sad
die, and frequently gallops Peacock VITA 1t on.
lie was once, IL is said, a most excellent n
der, when he rode for a man by the maine Of
Harrison. but with bis INCREASED size and
weights, it is affirmed that he has become
self willed and mulish, and rarely obeys IN
structions, or rides an honest race. Peacock
therefore, for the sake Of being scientifically
rode, will be forced to carry more than HE
entitled weight; at the saine time that the
chances are that the conceded skill Of his
Jockey, may do him more harm than good
As a party perfectly disinterested, ! would
not advise much betting on Peacock, if he is
rode by Captain Tyler. for from my knowledge
of his character, the smallest bride will in
ducs him to throw the race off. The bets in
this neiggborhood are strong on old Tripoli'
and | hope for the sake Of his ffl5nds that l+'
may prove victor.
Very respectfully, yours &c,
jim CRACK.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

HuMHue IEGIsLAT1oN.-Under thc
late act in relation to sheriH's sales and
other judicial advertisements, tho officer
is required to post the notice in three pub.
lie places within tho parish. This re.
markably misc, ingenious and economical
law, is complied with as follows, viz: The
officer prepares three notices, one Of which
is ra(cred to the court. house door, another
on or near the clerks office, and the last,
probably on the door of the hotel, tavern,
groggory, or doggery, as tho case may be
-four wdfers do The business-Ihe laW is
TO The letter complied nth. A gust sweeps
by-a young tornado bursts, or even n
sprinkle of rain ~sufficts to rob the public
Of this public notice the poor debtor
loses the chance competition might offer
for his little property TO pay the debt-his
home is sold for a song, and a 1.-THE of the
debt is paid. His very means Of living
are stolen from him by tho iron rule of a
despicabIe scheme of legislation, which,
having no good for its end, is intented to
to gull the thonghtless and deceive the un,
wary, and of all things but calculated tt
make the poor poorer, and the rich richer
for it gives the latter opportunities Of
| specializing on the mlsfortunes of the
former, in some degree increased. by this
last miserable, contemplate scheme Of
MODERN, HUMBuG LEGItLATIoN.-d ID
Mississippi Let it not be with Louis
lana as with her sister State, that this Ian
is the f]orerunner Of reputation Let the
Press speak plainly TO the people, ane
their servants, and who ape the servant.
in currying favor, yet act the moste,
when the post Of trust is won.-Concordil
LntclLigencer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-06-17

WHITE StAvgs.-In Mr.. Carlylo's last
work, " Past and Present." there are some
excellent hits at the ill-directed zeal Of some
Of the Humanitafians Of the age. The fol-
lowing passage aimed at the World Con-
yention," and Exeter Hall Folks in general,
and their protoges, such as the hotable
George Thompson, &c, has more satiric
humor than he usually displays - \
"Oh! Anti-Slavery Convention, loud
sounding, long cared Exeter Hall! Black
Quashec over the seas being once sufficiently
attended to, wilt thou not perhaps open thy
dull sodden eyes to the !" sixty thousand
Wallets in London itself who are yearly dis
when the season ends" or 10 the hunger
stricken, pallid, yeAoV colored i" free labo-
rers" in Lancashire, Yorkshire, Buckingham
shire, and all other ahires These yellow
colored, for the present, absorb all NM
sympathies. If had a~etwenty millions, with
model farms, and Niger Expeditions, it 10 to
these that would give it. Quashee has al
ready ~victuals, clothing ; Quashee is not dy-
ing Of such despair az the yellow-colored
pale mans. Quashee, it must be owned, il
hitherto a kind Of blockhead. The Haiti
Duke of Marmaiade, educated now for al
most half a century, seems to have next TO
no sense in him. Why, in one of these Lam
cashire weavers, dying Of hunger, there is
more thought and heart, a greater arithme.
teal amount Of misery and desperation than in
whole gangs of Quashees. 1t must be owned
the eyes Of the sodden sort !; and with thy
emancIpatlons and thy twenty-millionings and
the long-eared clamourigns, though, like
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threatenest to become bore to US, Arec Ton
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