New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-03-15
Mr. c,ny,s AntI-s,avery Paper.

TIL n,ooosal Of CAssIus NJ. CLAY 10 establish an
49,; ci,ve-v journal in Kentucky is not as favora
III, ,ce;ved by the press of that State as we could
~ ,bonrh VIC cannot help indulslng the hope
,h, here is strong undercurrent OF opinion IN his
e,yor which will make itself fell in due time. The
Ohio State Journal says 1t is reported that Mr. Clay
has 800 subscribers in Lexington alone. This, if
| true, is certainly very cheering fact. We gave
some days ago the remarks on this subject OF the
Lexington Observer; We now give those OF the
Lexington Inquirer
SLAvERr-IHE TRUE AMERIcAS.-We stated in our last
that should probably take notice of the prosPec
paper be established in this city, by e ~
CLAY and Others but upon reflection. thought best
TO act upon the principle that Sufficient r ne ddy IS ne
eri aereof' that when the paper makes It's appear
ancc and avows fully its principles and objects VIII
he time enough 10 take up the subject more especay a.
we might place those who 10 be concerned IN the
publication Of the paper, and Mr. Clay particularly
in an attitude they d. not intend 10 occupy
We will however, say with correspondent, whose COM
muncaton we may hereafter publish, that we DO not
believe Mr. Clay and those who nay engage "th am w"
iDusc their feelings subject of slavery INTO any con
siderable portion Of the people Of Kentucky and therefore
for his OWL and the sake Of the peace OF socet coui
he find il compatible with the objects OF his aEiooa, We
should be glad 10 him cease TO agitate the SUBJECT
slavery or If that is impossible, that he wouid
make some other quarter the theatre Oi MS operations
For although Sr Clay may not intend tat Ms paper si
he an Abolition paper, according 10 what Is now uue,o
the RbJec and principles OF tillt "e9 "''
upon both Mr. Clay and his paper, coadJuters ana CO.
laborers in the unioiy work in which they are es'Scu
and such teo, will he the opinion Of ihree-tortusleip
nine-,cn,hs-of the people OF Kentucky Tie asitaoi U
the subject this time do no ood but VIII coVuuvse
do much HARM II always calculated TO exaSlcfae INC
public mind and TO create hopes i'll the mnds OIL e
that speedily, if ever be realized, anu
make them useless Disconnected ana oisooe'iGat,
must inevitably cause their chains TO eInore ehu! u""
and more firmly riveted
Since the foregoing was in type, we have
met with the following remarks OF the Farmers
Chronicle, published at Richmond Ky. 1t Will be
seen that the Editor does not hesitate 10 express
his qualification at the prospect OF seeing the oiaVe
question submitted 10 the test of free discussion;
Tho nrospectus of the True American, Of which we
spoke in our last number, Is inserted to-day AS we te
stated and as will be by the prospectus ITSELF the new
paper will advocate, principal object OF lis establish
ment, gradual radiance OF this state oil inc Vi
slavery by constitutional means. We believe tat IL"
persons OF intelligence be und in kentuekr, or III
deed in any other bat will readily acknowledge hat
slavery is an evil and great moral and political dsid-
vantage the community in which ii Is estaoiShea.-
Equally general is the opinion that 1t Is nimcal TO the
cnued w,ll-being society," and that nscparaDy con-
nected with existence dangers which, however re-
mole or latent yet and elt by ALL Another view
o. the subject taken by many good citizens, VIZ Inc III
Justice done the slave by returning Inn Under Involuntary
bondage These considerations. with perhaps Others have
brought minds OF many persons in our state IL the co
cOu that some sho1ld be adopted with view TO
ence of inos among those who think such step leccs-
sary Us to the tine OF commencing the work and the plan
of eecting lt-some believing that it should not be de-
layed, whilst others deem the present III unproptous Pc
riod for such movement.
The subject is one Of vast momcn. TO the people Of Ken
lucky and iii discussed III the proper spirit we see no
good reason why should not he done well Is al
any future time Our wish 10 see il brought iy before
people, without agitation, without excitement, without
blending OF with other schemes or e%raneoIs matters
There much and well grounded feeling cnsen-
against fanatca abotionism In slave communities
owing the pursued by the miscevous uitrasm
CT that unprncped clan, that it has become in the view
of many persons, almost treason to the State 10 express
an opinion against slavery This is going 10 the other eA
trcme No kentuckian should best ate 10 look any ques-
full in the face, avail himself nteycIy light that he can
commard and ticn form ana express his opinions i''il
upon IL
As an Individual, and citizen of the beloved Common
wealth in which born, and with whose honor and
welfare feel all interests and hopes arc Identified we
are grathcd that subject SO nearly affecting her honor
and future destiny about be submitted 10 the test OF
reason and nieecis i'll the State Let be done
calmly and the spirit Of sincere patriotism, and with
rigid regard to The rights OF every citizen and lie injury
can follow while much good may be elected
DEDICATION OF A School. HorsE.-Boston dedl-
Gated new Grammar School on Wednesday. 1t bears
the of the Otis Grammar School, in compliment to
the venerable Harrison Gray OTIS Mr.. Otis was present
AZ the dedication, with Gov Briggs and the Mayor and
made interesting Speech in which he dwclt upon the
scenes his schoolbcy days Among other amusing
incidents of the oden time, he said that his Schoolnaser
TO reward all the well behaved scholars. every We'd
nesday afternoon with sellbarks, which he threw out oil
the window, allowing the boys the fun OF scranbing for
them
CHURCH RoBBED.-The Catholic Church in this
village was broken into, Sunday night last, and the
plate Priests dress &C.. carried OIL An attempt was also
made TO fire The Church. The Church lists and other
papers fire in chest, where. from the want
OF air, the papers only burnt. lQsweSo Wing
D1Ep-At Lyons the pod April, 1iaor EZEKIEL
PRICE, i'll The seth year OF his age.
Its seldom called upon 10 record the decease OF
man so universally esteemed rs was Major Price. lie
was looked upon very model OF excellence Icing
too one Of the first Seters OF this place, he was held IN The