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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
COL L MBIA FOUN DRY
And Hnrr NIL Stony Mnnnfncinrn-

We - DBdHs sfrssf NtF f0rk-
A u this Foundry, which has been established
IN fOf 10 years, sai fsmsy under ssemshi
Mcanern BE- had an knd. ~ Saa E,ae. B.r. Sssar
Mile, Tres ssd Brass C0flE' BSSsEh ioa Beyks Srrrs
OF jsscTption As every ktd Mil Gsa,inr surAL.
for any kinj Of Mills, mad 10 ofJsf snd or hand
New Ypfk.s
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W NO advertisement Ia BE- considered by month
unless specified on h- Manuscript previously agreed upon
the parties
I- An Advertisement marked copy specified
nuuber Of nsertions will be ordered pay
isent usaeed accordingly
pr Regular Advertise msuts.-To AVOID any misun.
dsrsandns On the part Of Annual Advertisers but proper
state dH that their privileges only extend their immediate
business Real Estate. Legal by
them In be an additional charge, and variation
w Real E-ts,- aud General Agents Advertisements
as-r'sdby the but
such discounts As shall De agreed upon.
W Auen1nesrs BooAsener- asi yearly advertisers generally
engaging with the privilege of change shall
.a on their yearly
h'noaht agreed IN" standing under
exceeding such amount To bs changed
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July LIST, i-45
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CO:PAR'TN ERSHIP.

NV-T n II L " TN - TIIF.
EOShRD { HONE have tins day ih them JNO
w NICOli Hab of Gray Nicon 4 COL ana will con
ia, Of on Dry to0is
this City. under til. frm Of Ls"N,Sn HosI Il NnOLL.
WM A. LEONARD,
ROBERT =. HONE,
JOHN W. NICOLI.
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RitbmonS Dailp fubia.
II T. II M -
Ea,,.r., Il H.. II IL. r aaH;..s.r s.

HE WING " the largest political of
m-s siesp' IN New otsans and daily ~.rk,
weekly editions prihtsd CylndeI psvyed BY
bower The extensive efeoh ,hfougrouv country
"ow enjoyed By this pAper~heh win BE- greatly
e ton III. daily Inakinssvss an un
inalsd Importance advertising medium.
Arrangements In ot d.
S- OF regularity. European ns
will continue tn be made
vi IL" The Wing has h-rrofor. steadily advanced without
,"se effort the par; of IT. To enhance
Daring the session Of the Legislature reports
WV he attended to with Ro a. GALLAHBR co
baiy when maiisi $40 Sens Weekly, sS Week
w. s'nse copy. $3.50 but pad
saacr. ths latter w.n be- Furnished n "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17
New sRd .is. s.yies % Tea and Dinner

tST Opened At china Han entirely new and eh
~ es OF TIA and Dbn-r Services which attention ID
The Pusc invited Likewise new pat err, OF PIb. RIM. ,s
hiar Jet bunsr --fNee-aBi WAITE various ,s. ad
prices. Call No. :. Cnha Han West Aain Strr-t
ut,cu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

inrane. can be effected for $500
S Application TO HENRY LUDL.AM.
~ o-y Richmond. Va
~ the T.. N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

NOHE NV tOODs.-sIl.As MERCHANT. ia TIA ~
AVE- has Just received ADDITIONAL supply Of ose very desi
able Tweed Toas much rnaud A' large hit of
Cosis winter Foct Drtss sni uck
Shirts Scsrfs suspe srs .e almost eyry vsry 10
Of wheh the attention " pufctas isulsfy invited
B-Pne'sw suit the tu.' ho9S
IlLACKNG50 gseIre -t to han and for - e low
ID BIZ L. EINIER N ina
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-17

Nj ANY PERSONS who have been relieved Of
coughs, Colds. Hoarsncss, &C., By the o.. "
HCONS AoNFPEIiHR 6.fISf.M allow No 10 refer :, s.,r
Nehe''t . nd neeesafy THIS Preparation need.
bn VA 70 c1nvnfo the scspuca o. sr-of ROVER 10
a9ay ahd ultimately conquer stuhSorn md troub, -
'oufh a. wen a. Asthma and bronchial Nnseuons.
f"Tarrd and 'old onb By ihr subs,ststs
De- GNYNnR wOon a 90
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

'quil, nay almost happy, in the thought that
her hand was the last that had been laid upor: his
brow--hcr eye the very las. that had rested upon
his Textures.
+ After the funeral, when the few vaIuablcs be-
longing 10 the deceased collected together,
she was asked whether she would not wish 10 keep
something IN remembrance Of him. and was told
that sho might take for that purpose anything she
pleased.
..May I-sure, then, I'll take :ilis''--a wing hor
hand eagerly upon il. It was an old hand-kcr-
chief, soilod and rumpIod, which tho young man
had worn around his neck during the last hours
of his illness, crd which in tho hustle ano confn-
sion. bad been left on The bed JUS. where it had
been thrown after his death
The friends urged hor TO make another choice
NO" she would have that and only that.
They asked her to take something IL addition.
at all events. something of more value.
mo, no nothing bat that--shc wanted moth
ing more
Ono gentleman pointed out the possible danger
Of her selection. and warnod her ct least not 10
hold it so near her person.
''B,tt BY this time tho poor girl had become I'M
patient at the opposition. Its mino noW-surc.
sure may 10 what like with my own
And with the word, tho handkerchief was
drawn tightly round hor throat and tho two ends
thrust deep within her bosom; and ono who stood
nearest Ter couIi hear the almost whispered
words, .lio did nothing bit good in llto and
I'm sure he won't hurt
Il is unnecessary to with what feelings the
relatives looked upon her. when they heard OF her
de votion to tho lost and brother; she was nm
mcdiatev offorol 4 homo among them. bat it was
gratefully dccIincd her duty accomplished
and sic preferred returning tc the lowlv and self
denying course OF Iifo in which her lot was ca1,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEXICO.

Tho nows from the South confirms tho nows
h,ongh, BY way Of charleston.
santa Ana and Bustamento were in lIavana.--
vcoozucla is affirmed 10 DO their future homo
Canalizo /; is sad refuses TO loavo Mcxico rather
doubtful.
Mexico is reported to be involved in new diff
entities with Franco. Tho French Ambassador
was robbed and escaped narrowly with his life.
]. is not likely that anything very serious will
grow out Of the affair.
Various stories ahoat as TO the Texan
Treaty. Part of them absurd on their face
We give however what is said:
1t is said that tho propositions which have boon
made, in relation to Texas, to tho Mexican SEN
ate, tho following:
Tho recognition Of independence.
An decentralization of $50 OJ,O0O--SJ,G COO,
900 to be paid at once, and $ l5OOO,O0O at some
future tImo
The settlement Of the boundaries
Tho agreement of Texas, not to annox to tho
United States, 10 be guaranteed by France and
England.
am not sure that this is all true, but il is
tain that persons well informed, who converse
daily with tho President and members of the
Cabinet, assure that shall have war. |
believe wo shall not and what renders it moro
certain is the fac, that up to this tmo wo have
seen no preparations for offensive operations
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09
The Way to do il.

Tho New Hampshire Legislature, by vote of
1873 to so, has passed bill making it unlawful for
members to receive any pay when they arc alb
sent, and directing each member to hand to the
clerk, one day before the close of each session,
statement of the number of days no has been abb
sent; and tho clerk to mako Up his pay-ro! accor
dinghy.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09
Mr.. poIa's SorrOv:S.

The New York Tribune states that tho follow
ing extract from Locofoco letter in the Herald,
corroboratcs the statements of one OF It's Wash
inston correspondents and Is therefore considered
worthy attention.
at is said that. like Faust. thoro is po-
litcal MephstophiIcs, who claims tho political
soul of Col. Folk, under terrible bond. from
which tho unhappy victim cannot escape; and
that tho President OF tho United States is sub
jcct OF the most dreadful olgarchy ever known,
except, porhaI,s that Of tho Council of Ten.
sit may not DO known, but such IS tho fact,
that Col. Polk was, before the assembling of the
Baltimore Convention, au arpirant for tho Vice
Presidency. Himself and friends during last
winter, regarding 1t to be settled that Mr.. Van
Buren, would receive the nomination, opened n
correspondence with the renowned sorceror OF
Linden valid, and bis friend tho modern Cato
In this correspondence. 1t is stated. that the Pros
idont conceded with Mr.. Van Buren, in his views
the Texas question, and promised large favcrs
to the clique centred a. Albany. In order,
also to mako Of the nomination. Col. Polk
prepared letter. it Is asserted AGAINST tho An
neXation of Texas. and. III company with Cave
Johnson, went to the office of tho Nashville L
mon and asked Harris to insert it. This when
he acquainted with lis contents. Harris re-
fused TO do. In tho meanwhile. other counscl5
prevailed. and Mr.. Folks opinions underwent a
radical change. But it is furthermore said. that
q copy OF this letter. properly Authenticated Is
in the possession of tho modern Cato, together
with tho other letters from Mr.. Polk. on various
subjects.
'Tho magic which controls the President, then,
is the dread of exposure; and by this wand held
in tcrroren. has Mr.. Polk been moved of late
The magician must have his bond-tho soul. and
tho political soul cf a President is his prcrogativo
of appointment. IIencc the selection of Baker,
Purdy and Northumberland tho removal of Van
Ness-cnd hcnco what will vet take place. the
removal of Morris. Moore. and ultimately, of
Cornelius W. Lawrencc.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09
NIornlOnS.

Tho Temple is finished at Nauvoo. Other
public buildings now arc to COUP, AMI for them
contributions of money, property and labor will
be asked. The .ulers arc now planning great
hotel the Nauvoo House, and that, hereafter, says
tho ST. Louis Era. will DO tho subject of their
mcndicant demands on the body of their follow
ers.-Whcn mcn arc so far under the influence
of religious teachers that they longer know
that their souls thoir own, they become hew-
crs Of wood and drawers of water, for the basess
ends.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

4 advertisements cQ be eonspeaoaSy inserted in the
'Patadium'' at The follo,riag rrs:ss:
Ore square Of 10 lines 250a s. 3 srcekS 81 90
f.9e4 co"tiH1aace- IS
inno*nei"s HGraes Of candidates for Office 100
4 literal discount the abore rates TO taes srao adcer-
tse BY tie year. advertisements ,cia Be continued until for
bid al tie Of the Advertiser, If deiae .e IS fred
No advertisement c BE- considered than one square
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

THE DANISH EAST lNDIEs.-The King Of Den
r has sold out his territories IN the East Indies,
after q possession of moro than 800 years, to tho
English East India Compay. These are the town
of Serampore. the river Hag, in the Bay of
Bengal. now Calcutta, and the town and district
Of Trankebar
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

SHEEP SHEARING.-The annual aheep- shearng
at Nantucket. took place on Thursday and Friday,
the washing having been performed on Monday
and Tuesday. On Wednesday the stores wero
closed as general holiday.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

LAW OF Marriago.-In the Quarter Sessions.
on Saturday, in tho matter of tho application of
the Guardians of the Poor for order on Sam
uel Nathans to give security for the maintenance
of his vito and two children, Judge Parsons de-
liverod an opinion, by which il was decided that
said Nathans married according to the laws
of Pennsylvania to Mrs. Nathans. There had
been no ceremony performed but the parties had
lived together as man and wife. and the defendant
had treated the complainant as I wife in the pro-
sence of acquaintances. This opinion stablIshos
that in Pennsylvania marriage Is civil contract
and as such may DO proved by admissions and
acts Of tho parties without any particular cere-
monv.-T Phil. U. S. Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-07-09

Mr.. Shannon. the late Minister of the United
States at Mexico arrived at New York on Satur-
day morning III tho Barquo Anaiiuac, from Vera
Cruz.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06
Pocket Book Lost
FARM WANTED.

fINHE advertiser wishes to hire a good FARM In the
town OF Worcester, for series lof years. Inquire at
the Spy Office. lisiii5 Nov 4.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06
NOTICE
To Cotton and Wooden Manufacturers
and thOse Insuring them.

and those Insuring them.
FTNHE subscriber offers for sale COTTON WILLOWS or
/ PICKERS of plan which possesses the following
properties the old plans, viz:
1t takes less power requires less repair, will do great
deal more work, more simple in construction, will clean
the cotton better and will convey the cotton $50 feet
from the machine and is little liable to fire from
friction any other machine in MILL and il seperat the
cotton mHuely that it relieves she succeeding machines
from part Of their hardest work. and OF
less to keep them in repair and enables them make
perfect work They are in successful operation in some
twenty-five thirty of the best mills in the country as
Lowell, Manchester, Saco. Providence, Norwich, 81.
Orders will be attended to, directed TO at NEWTON
UPPER FALLS EDMUND BACON.
supt Elliott Mills.
Ertrac Of letter fran Sanp Bacbelder, Agent Of The
York Mfg Co. at SacO.
can readily say that consider your Willow the best
machine have used for the first operation
from the bale, and shall pat them into all the Mills Of the
York Mfg Co. TO tahe the place of those now in them.
Copy cfa letter from j. F. James, OUerseer The Carding
Depart al The Stark MiiLs Manchester, N n.
rms Is TO certify that two OF Mr. Bacons willows are in
tiy of Cotton worked in this Mill 5000 lbs per week
one Of these Willows prepares 55 600 lbs and the other
the Lowell or the Masons Willows will third OF that
quantity without incurng half the risk of fire. with
confidence recommend Bacon's Willow far superior
auy am acquainted with, knowing that the merits of the
machine is known it will Immediately be introduced.
J.F. JAMES
NOrtCich, Oct. Ia, I845.
Mr. Bacon,-Dear Sir, it is now over wear that have
bad one your Cot Pickers in operation at nay Mill in
Greenyille, Conn., and truly say that give decided
preference over other kind that have used or
seen-it prepares the cotton beautifully requiring but little
power to drive it, and will do astonishing
work in the best manner short, think fully answers
all the recommendations you give fit.
Yours. truly, VIM F. CLARK
also offer for sale WOOL PICKERS, to the
merits of which offer the testimony of ALEX WRIGHT,
Esq Sap't Of the Lowell Mfg CO..
Mr. E Bacon, Dear Sir-The Picking Machines had
Of you for Wool much iked-one of them is used on
Worsted Wool, an we perfectly satisfied that opens
the wool better and breaks the staple less any Picker
we ever tried the other is used Filling Woos we
are equally satisfied that fine and coted woods
is efficient than the Scotch Picker which until we
tried yours the best could find.
Yours &C A. WRIGHT Sup't Lowell CT.
NOV 8. dlaw wtfi5
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06
New Bonnet Store,

"a. MFRS. WILLIAMS would respectfully
%MS LFn inform the Ladies' of Worcester and vicinity
~ that she taken the Shop, No. l2l MAIN STREET,
opposite the Central Bank, and hes good assort-
ment of Rich SILK, SATIN, and VELVET BONNETS.
Also, Bonnet Ribbons, Laces, Artificial Flowers Feathers
Millinery and Fancy Goods. dSw Oct 90.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06
Dutch Bulbs.
NOTICE.

ELOPED from the State Lunac Hospital on
M Saturday. the first instant insane man by the name
Of WARREN ATWOOD, about thirty years of aRe-he il
tall thin, and STOPPING, says little, has light complexion
and very light har shows by his actions that he is insane
and slippers Whoever will return him 10 the Hospital
shall be generously rewarded. G, p HITCHCOcK
Worcester, Nov. 8, l945.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICE.

g. w. CREECH, Hair Dresser, of whom can
~. be had, at wholesale retail the Celebrated Danas
Razors and Russian Kesa Shaving Soap and the new
Razor Strop made by E. EMERSON expressly for him, has
REMOVED from the fremont House, 10 his New Hair
Dressing Room in School STREET, opposite City Hall.
Oct % d3w BOSTON.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06

A GENERAL MUSTER
WILL COME OF EVERY DAY THIS SEASON AT
HANDY, LUTHER & CO.'S
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. l Merchants Row.
Directly in front 0fhe Worcester House, and opposite the
Boston y Worcester, and NorJoich Railroad Depot
MAIN STREET, WORCESTER, Mass.
PREPARATIONS have been made for Great
1 er Gathering than was ever before known at such a
place in the County Of Worcester We MEAN our stock
shall be the largest Best Selected Best Made and shall
be sold from Ten 10 Tceaty per Cent CHEAPER than you
find a4y other place in the State W. all we
saywe do not talk 10 deceive Our old stock has been
closed out and commence with ENTIRE
NEW ONE, which has and is being made up under our
supervision. We have taken greater pains have
Clothing made up satisfactory manner than other
Clothing Manufacturers usually have Our styles will not
be inferior TO any in the county We wish ali our Fellow
Citizens and the community at large would favor with
call before they purchase elsewhere. Our stock consists
OF a large lot Of
Dress and Frock Goats,
made in genee STYLE of Blue, Blue black, Brown and
Invisible Green-French, English aud Am Broadclohs.
FrOck Sack Coats,
of Blue Blacksand Brown Broadcoths Also, of English
and American Tweeds and Fancy Sane Cloths Also of
Super Fancy and Plain Doeskin Cassmeres all of which
will be found just the article for this season.
THOUSANDS OF OYER COLTS
being made up of all the various kinds of Cloths
which have been manufactured for the purpose and ee
warranted in saying that 3" can suit all that come, in
quality and price
10000 Pairs of Pantal0Ons
are now being made some OF which have already in
store all OF which have been selected from les
of Cloths that be found Ia the market. In
not mean to be behind any in the country any
particular regards style quality and cheapness of any
article OF Clothing
VESTS! VESTS!!
lnnumerabe quantities. amoug which large lot of
the choicest patterns that have been imported
ufed in the country. We think al hands will join in saw
ing that this Is emphaicllly the place to buy Clothing
FURNISHING GOODS.
We have greater assortment OF the above goods than
can be found In ten stores in the CoGnty; among watch
are Brown and Bieached Shirts with and without Linen
Bosoms and Collars-Twiiied Striped Shrts-Caco do
Suspenders Of all kinds-l50 dozen Wooden SOCKS-Cot.
ton Flannel Drawers and Under Shrts-SIK IIndershrts
Neck Stocks Ties, Scars, and Cravats, some the most
splendid patterns that out-Pocket Handkerches-
GLONES-Lnen Bosoms and Colars-OHER Nils
Green Speacers-Fiaanet Under Shirts and DraWers.
HATS and CAPS of the latest Fashion, of all
qualities which can be found in the market
All the above Goods will be sold from 10 to 20
per cent Cheaper than price that has may adver
tised by any other
IL Country Merchants will find that we CAN
sell them Clothing at wholesale cheap they can buy
in Boston. dwtt44 Worcester, Oct 49,
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06
CARPETS CARPETS /!

HAVING determined to convert my CARPET
Room into an Ertensiue Millinery and
Dressmakjng Establishment, shall offer for 80
days my ENTIRE STOCK OF CARPETS
At a very Great Discount
from former prices.
among my stock, which is very large, may be found
IMPERIAL THREE-PLY, SUPERFINE,
EXTRAFINE, FINE AND COMMON
CARPETS,
OF EVERY Description
Last. Hemp, and Cotton C.ARPETS:
DRUGGITS; FLOOR CLOTHS:
TefUet, Chenee, Tufted and Brussels RIGS S.c Re
All Of which will be sold from
~ to ~ per cent CHEAPER than former prices
at this or any other Store.
Ny object being to sELL-Prices will be a
minor consideration.
GF This will afford rare opportunity for anv
one to purchase a Carpet who intend doing so
this season,
AS SHALL SELL THEM
at Prices that eoiH Pay for the Investment.
JOHN B. WYMAN.
Late of the firm of H. II. Chamberlin & Co..
Nos. IG2 and 164 Main Street.
Worcester Nov s.. dwtfl5
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-11-06
NOTICE.

MFRS. TOWNE would respectfully inform her
H friends and the public that from III health she is obi
ged renqOish her business and offers for sale her
stock of FANCY DRY GOODS, &c. reduced prices for
V1 weeks onkyafterwards they will be closed by Auction
N. b. MRS. TOWNE would make II inducement for
any one to purchase her entire Stock large Olmsed
Stove suitable for a store for sale also. DIV Oct 90
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-26
LIBERTY PARTY CONVENTION AT
DOVER, CUYAHOGA COUNTY.

"ReSolred, That the Declaration of indie
peudence is the creed of the Liberty Party,
and that being a solemn recognition of the
Liberty and Equality of all men, and that the
rights of liberty and happiness are i%naliena-
Bile, was the corner stone of our coniederacy;
it is therefore above all Constitutions and all
Laws"
son motion it was unanimously adopted"
We might infer from the above, that Lib
erty Party in Dover is ready to repudiate the
United States Constitution. If they have a.
dopted the Declaration of independence as
their creed; if they believe it to be above all
Constitutions and Laws, of course they must
discard every thing which coutrave mes its
principles. Now the Declaration, aud the
Constitution are no more like each other, than
Liberty and Despotism; no more alike than
the largest benevolence, and the most unmit-
igated cruelty. One is a document which
recognises the liberty of all men, as an ina
lieuable right; the other recognises the en-
slavemeut of a part of the people, and pro-
vides for the perpetuity of a system which
takes away not only the rightof a man to his
liberty, but every other right with which a
kind and merciful Father has endowed him.
The principles of the Declaration would break
every yoke to day, and let the oppressed go
free; the principles of the Constitution would
rc-cstablish slavery tomorrow; and the terri
bic enginery of the government which is bas
ed upon it, would forge new mauacles and
chains for the Disseminated millions. The
Declaration makes every man a free man, even
though he iuhabits a southern plantation,
the Constitution forblds the recognition of the
slaves freedom, even though he be at our
own firesides IN the north.
1t is evident then, that as the Declaration
and the Constitution are so directly autago-
MYSTICAL to each other, if we stand by the form
er we cannot swear TO support the latter
We hope therefore that Liberty Party in Do.
yer will be consistent, and adhere to its pro.
fessed principles; its adopted creed.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1845-09-26
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have a number of communications on
hand, most of which we design to insert as
soon as we can find room to spare. Ourcor-
respondents must bear in mind that our sheet
is but a small one, and they should have an
eye to brevity when writing for it. A friend
has sent us an article on lnfdelity, which we
think is not suited to the columns of an anti
slavery paper. The infdelity we oppose, is
that infdelity to God and his truth which the
shareholders and their abettors practically
maintlin; the infdelity we advocate, is inf
deity to a pro-slavery priesthood and reli-
gion. With other inlidelity, we have moth
ing to do upon the an~ti-slavery platform, mel.
Their to oppose or defend, and therefore must
decline inserting communications upon that
subject, either from its friends or foes.