Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-27
MEMOIR II HT>RY CLAY.

I=AN st'N a.
Wtta3at any kao"'e Sc OF ihe re a.
80 % NJ 50 stt53 .' IA say or let
lHi"i iah c1h i.i71' YaAf VIZ u len
hail. an F7if Assoc .ttsat 40 re oeea
active n eei'1s ~ as P'1Iioa' ca
uRol ~ t9f,'' 81 - iI2sfi't ne NA'ie
u men. N'N -. t'' 'aa f'' tai s''.he
h7ii d9aea d. tafHa. .ta#n 40 3ser' pa
ial'' of mac ny ar Raa.F 1p'''e 10
gau ilte.la'21 i'i IN 'a''eifes' am
ne heaRy charge oa2a soc. - you
iatak ihai / sh2a. I c'ai2l ~ 10 no ne
iaies ~ b. haai8 oF falta5 ny SCI" u
ihai charge All ss1llhs Tue % iafio into
tn word VITA lae o'oa VI li9sfiY' 10
end a wfe'chct rki'lenee 40 S'Aftt'oof
Another class Is composed .. aetpie'' 80
ilnts' VII or "iia3It tnpro' 'eat M
shefs' ID yod bsiie'e' a 11fH an,
tat should perform M ddiY 10" N1,
them by abinionng them TO tAelf lalsl
Then there another class Wh9 would
not accept their freedom ii Woaii eiye
n 10 the n. I have Cor mtnY wars owa-
81 slave that YfsleI wa4li leave m
he viii noL WHAT shall 90 VIII thaf
class
Wbsi my ,raa,.no,, If .,y ..4,y.. :.
yag may lear, from gh,,f.s -. 49,
economies me an ,bis ,a..,e, ,o4 ,,a.
has ,,..oli.8 ..,h -. -. -.
part of IN. limited Sat- oo3 - L,,s
Inc Ctndss aptb,sbs.l ,b,as.a3 an.
pof,aoitles. II he had chosen 70 er,brnre
them. 10 leave me. Excuse me. Mr..
Mandenhall, for sayins that my
slaves are as vel led and clad. look as
sleek & hearty. and are out. as
civil and respectful 10 their de.naanor.
aud as iI,te disposse3 10 wog,3 ,be
feelings of any one, as you are
lie, me recommend YOU. SIR. 10 ;r,i.
tate the benevolent example orthe Soc.
~ Of Ffiends.in the midst Of which vo4
reside Meek, gentle. imbued with the
genuine spirit of oar benign relgion.
while "a princ'p pie they are firmly an
fessI o. s'aFot', fn's 10 NOS 49,. =
accomplish rs extinction by ioa. epliher>.
coarse and Vulgar abuse. and gross cal
u"al ihrlt "aNs 90 not lead through
o'ool' revolution ao1 d'saaloo. '"hcif
ofoAa ana comprehensive philanthropy
embraces as lheY oebeve, The go91 aud
happiness OF The "a'ie a. We'll As The
o."eN Faee-g 'Niae 10 the one their ma
'l.s'oralioa' 10 me o'Aef ih1r kniesl
sshP''h3 iheir insita uen's are moi
NOSE OF ue'raeion ana ai var, b5l Of
peace persuasion an earn1s' appeals
- me charities Of The human heart r
Snambluous' they have no political OBJ
Jeeisor purposes 10 subserye. My III.
tefcourSe with them throughout life has
been considerable. interesting. aud 4
eteeaole-and venture 10 say, nothing
'o1id nave induced Them as a society,
~na's'er a le" individuals might have
oseh 'ehp'eo 10 DO seIze the OCCASION Of
my casual passage through this State 10 /
0'ist nc d personal lndgnlly.
'rsPsc1 INC motives OF rational a5o-
.''oe''' "A' are acinaiei 10y SCENTS /
mem % ueFo'''n 10 human liberty, al F.
''.01- u a@P'o5e AMI depreca'e The con
''''I''s % 'Ae agitation OF the qles
-. % - ''s1 .''hH trends among
'''s H. ~ lh'f are not neoomaniscs.
-" - S'''e' '7 '''i themselves 70 sin.
81 'Iea' 'ook AI.'ge'hef 10 The black
80. ''e :, "u'ian i'f. hey ~ not bslieve F
.''' IN, 'oi't o. ai eur Efforts and F.
~ ,'.'t.1eoe sho4ta De- abolition. They
-. ''a' ''e'e arc ua'les To perform
- ~ VINO ihao As wei as the
o,,'e 4 'ae1 want GOOD government
r - ""t'i'"i tI'tioh' ana The general