The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-10-09
CIRCULAR
From, tie DeIalcars int Slarery Soc,e,y
To ALL THE BENEVOLENT WHER-
EVER THIS NAY COME.

BaErHEEN ,ND SIsIEEs.-Ih.s circular . az
dressed 20 you for the purpO>- OF soliciting youF
ala ia the WON Of auoii-li1g >iryrFy n ts-
stat. OF Delaware. The Ir-aclIu- % anti
slavery truth for the last twenty -lve years IA.
not been useless. 4Ie fac, au- a-. lIaeaLs
whi,a Aae. ,reu 80 freely Yaps-hs- in our
couutr4. have been gralI-t.y producing tne3T
legitimate effect Tao to..o Of Ps.ic s-nt.-
nent mas undergone a Ea, si4. c..aas- Al
under cur--nt na- bell. :, tiia : ior-s as port
Of freedom, silent. perhaps ruera.ly un0osrrFeG,
bui none the les sure Of prJzte-s Cd th-t az
count. un;Ii aow iuaigi-usis az. wnol- states
are prepared. or nearly 50, 80. ia' lnelYieh'
.irps for -uIancI patton EeutucNy, Delaware,
Tennessee. Virginia. Nam i4Aa acc moving
SLOWLY. Ait too slowly, Il = true, but lacy are
,aarins: a sur nsTaiug-r OF "a better cay com
inc Ia Delaware tn.r, a1e nov ABOUT 2,5UO
slave. The. are he'd ~ comparatively
.usil part OF our population. ih- great ma
Ioritv ot eur citizens are H"D-si-' eAoiscTs-
/ many Of them from ,he uolircfa states ana tle
number OF tnls class Ieq'-y messing. hey
are opposed 10 the system 81 -iatrTy "a interest
| and IA l--iIg, II t4it c0U.. b. property reached
/ ,nd devrlopeo. 4 prospective ti.. for eIlanc.-
pat GA before 0gT LvgI>.s use 90 Is lasi seq
.iou The so,. oa Is .i.a I..ss--- Iu ne house
stood, f1- the Ui.i ~-.-dilst u q. IA tEs sch
etc after the second r-a-iu-. q motion was MAJ
/ for sn inCeiiUItc pO-tPOncmcui oh which the
vote stood. ioF ,he MOTION against ID = " i4eH
the result was known considerable cXcl,eHeat
en~urd ana reuOI~trduc-~ we've sent 20 t.4e sea-
ate. which were the occasion u . motion Tor
| rrcons ration. winch was LIST ry u yo.s.
one member being absent. Iuis occuIrs. Just
at the close Of tiic ~essloa- rs- iIr t..i Ieel
earlier before that to4y there is probability Of
/ a different result having o5tailiec-
FROM these iScts the fTi-Aas Of freedom feel
| that thev have great Cau=e lot encourage meat
/ TO put form renewed Efforts tor TIE accomplish
I ncnt Of our oa;r,t. Tins cur society proposes
Idcinr We wOuts s-nl forth Inc iivIng agent.
! "a well tracts ana Petio-.cais. appealing -
tina coascience~ ana coln.Iou sense "a or Cii-
zeu-. Ne would icayc no stone uHlSrHe- -
have tina, ac ompii>ac. al the asxt meeting Ut
our Lcgisiature, = hich fii.'- a. tle LIT. ne
doubt not that a corresponding activity viii -
shown 10 those t.ctsTmiGcl 20 1-IrIe - iIe SIS
/ tenn OF slavery. y Ct unwilling 20 lcl-ass tlelr
cafiiveS. ;hcy viii appeal To Ga tlli iS s-I1.n.
deter by threats the tiiuii. and deceive the NJ
wary We would be more a.,tIvS, more vIgi-
liant. more gRtlTiag that thcy Sui w- are few
ia number ana limited ia car resources. 20.
the means 10 carry on oar warfare wr mus
loos TO p~nevoleuce abroaj. We invite yo-
then to nom TIM. is addressed 2arlicU.ariy-w-
iuyit. all to whose notice IL EiSy come 10 con
tribute to VOur abundance. OF MAJ DC CT your
poverty, that which You can, 10 forward the
work Let Delaware abolish slavery an4 other
States will follow. IL viii be the opening WEE G.
for further action IL Is here thea tbs battle OF
freedom must be fought. IL j. heIe ths trs; vac
; tory is to b. gained. W The is there 70 come -
, the rescue .-IOme one. come ali, come 10
lin. relief Of In,. COW -tTOdueu. Come, clear
our far country OF the foul bot Of Slavery
Bv YOUR love of kinGreC-of c0untry-oi lair
? name--oi Jus,ice-Of Christian pgrity-o! al
E that il snnobiing-of all thai holy, lend -
now Your aid, ana the blessings Of tae PeEi-A-
: ins be upon you.
II Contributions may be Forwarded 70 oHl I.sa-
surer Rachel Bas>ett. W ilsaington, Delaware
BENJAMIN W EBB. President.
JAMES Il. BROOKE. Secretary.