New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Suspension ofeThe True amrrIcan.,
Inc True American Of the 2!st INST. contains
following announcement:
THE TRUE AMERICAN.

THE TRUE AMERICAN.
We have TO announce the discontinuance OF the
True AMERICAN. Orders have been received from C.
Der.
The necessity assigned for taking this step s pecnis
~ Mr. Clays Attorney does not feel willing NEE,
the regular expenditures Oh the paper Its dscoutinu
ance therefore, ia deemed indispensable by him
We land we speak soelg on authority regard
his dscontinuance as merely SUSPENSION and express
our FIRM CONVICTION that paper vii be established in
It's place in Kentucky permanently, in few weeks
w lind IN the same paper the following Ad-
dress
TO OUR FRIENDS IN TIE FREE STATES
You VIII learn from the arricle above that the
True American is to be discontinued after the present
humber.
We understand ana appreciate the rlotiyes which in.
duced you to subscribe to ii and most cordially DO we
thank you for your sympathy and aid
The work 10 which this Journal has been devoted Is
ting 1t required the part Of its conductor
u!l and accurate knowledge OF Slavery-a thorough
comprehension OF the views interests passions and pre-
JUDGES Of slayehoders-and like familiar acquaintance
with the condition feelings and thoughts Of the white
leborng classes and such use of tins knowledge 70
enable him speak heard by lar gest pos
sible number. without exciting anger dislike To do
this and at the same time not TO yield ota OF pr-
compEh this object part least by simply speaking
the truth as we hold 1t in love The progress OF the pa
per in the slave States shows think that have not
laborcd altogether in vain
We bclieyc--we could almost say kn0w-ihat q
journal conducted tins paper has been would 90 far
in the course OF fe" years 10 begin the work OF ema
cpation in the Slave State-.
We win not enlarge upon the importance OF having
aDtslavery organ the Slave States speak Of
the Joy which proslsvcry win feel at the dscon-
,inuance Of the True American IL viii be appar.
ent enough 10 rejecting minds
We cannot allow this sad occasion 20 pass b. without
Offering poor advice the friends OF liberty out Of
the Slave Staes III or two particulars You should
practice and manifest towards the advocates OF freedom
the Slave States the largest beraity and cultivate
at the riine. the strongest patience We have stat
ed 10 you tlr difficulties under which we labor They
require that every string upon the harp Of human sym
patty should be touched and that too without Jar
While doing attempting this Of you have not
felt its necessity and others OF you failed 20 understand
! its object Offence consequently was taken and We
in all these that you should have akenitfo grant
ed that had good object in view, and that
using right means 10 accomplish it, Then again.
have been educated under every disadvantage and mas
often always, the light clear you do Is
it wonderful under these circumstances that should
fail 10 express the whole truth Is remarkable that
we should err For this failure you should have rs u
maority have done, manifested towards the kndlicst
sympathy and the truest berality rejoicing that your
brethren under all their disadvantages, had advanced
rs far as they have IN the cause OF freedom.
But yet more, friends OF freedom, should YOU cult
vhte PATIENCE towards the cause in the South and liz
advocates Our work cannot be accomplished in a dav
1t will require years. Is il right then. that you should
rcpnc when you do behold al the fruits OF
labors II il right that you should grow weary Of heart
ard i1int when, alter lev years toll you great
results You must have faith, and consent To work in
that faith lou must be willing TO die with your
ON. even though no one victory gladden. your sight
What, indeed, is life in the worlds history Let
rejoice if plant way side seed in day, if
others who TO after u.s. shall The ripenod
fruit of the tree we planted. Patience 1t is great
and virtue. II il essential TO all good and to
every good cause. Let us cultivate it Let it mark the
conduct and character of the defenders of freedom
every where. Ii it does and they otherwise true
they will triumph.
Most deeply do we mourn the occasion which com
pels abandon, temporarily the defence the
good cause. Willingly joyously, would we devote
lives TO it, content TO struggle on unknown, il thereby
could lift up the degraded, and make human love
and human liberty more and more the bond uniting
man TO
For your aid in helping to do what we have douc
we thank YOU with all our heart Heaven speed The
coming OF the hour when shall see the dawn OF the
day OF UNIVERSAL FREEDOM, and thus know by the
glorious reality, that efforts have not been in vain
In this hope. we bid you m aiieciiona,c farewell