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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
ysOrtsagq Sale.


NAEFAULT having been mads in tn, pay
n Dient OF money secured 10 be paid by NO
int niufts OF mortgages-lae one bearing date
the seventh % day Of August in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundie and forty tour
(le4+) and made and executed by Abner I.
Dearborn 10 John SPrnE, and recorded in Ike u.
fee Of the Register OF Deeds IN aud for the cou--
~ OF Racine, on the selentecnih (l7)day OF Sep
tember IN the year OF our Lord one thousand
eight hunGrad ana forty Tour q e4a), al twelve
(l2I o'clock a noon. ia Vol " d. OF mortgag.
es pages 1875 and l99-upon which said In
denturr OF Mortgage the amount claimed to be
due TO the SAID John Sping at TIE time OF ihs
date and first publication OF THIS notice is the
sum OF thirteen dollars and twenty cents( $I3,20)
the other lndenmre Of mcrte, &c as aforesaid,
bearing date the ;hlrd 3d. day OF October in the
year ct our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty four Il S44E aud made and executed by sid
Abner F. Dearborn 10 said John Spring, and re-
corded in the Office OF the Re- glst of Deeds in
and for said county Of Rncine ON the twenty fifth
ls5 day of July in HE wear at our Lsrd QUE
Thousand eight hundred aud forty SIX ls461 in
Volume D." F. ct mortgages GA pages 23I and
232 upon which Tad Igden!ure OF mortga ge the
amount claimed by sald John Spring 10 be duo
him at The time OF. the date ard hfst publication
OF this notice is tie sul9 Of nineteen dollars and
twenty three cents $l9,23I. No suu al law or
in equity having been commenced tor the reco,
aforesaid by the said lnGcnture, Ct mortgage
Public notIce 10 therefore hereby gwen in pursu
Of the statute In such cases MAGE nd brov,d-
ed and OF the power OF sale cUnlGlued in the SAID
several ndsntures OF mortgage, that the premls-
es described IN said mortgages Will be sold at
public auction or vTndue, at the Mansion House,
in Southport, in the county OF Racine, on the
twenty sixth L26l day OF August, 1913. at ten
10 o clock In the forenoon OF sud ~, 10 wit
"All tn certain tracts and parcels of land
known and described as follows to wit: Block no
one { containing two acres OF land, Also six
teen feet OF the west side Of lot 10 Two r in block
no. fifteen (l5) Also fifty tao feet ten inches nt
land of the west part of lot no three (3) in block
no fifteen (I3). And commencing al the south
line of SAID lots in block t!tecn 49, running north
one hundred and tWanty ole LlIli feet, being tnc
south end Of said lots-al oithc said lots living nu
berg in the Territory OF Wisconsin, county OF Ra.
cine, and in the town OF Rochester and village Of
Waterford, situate the east ball of sec no thirty
five, township no. -four north OF range no nineteen
l97 east in the Milwaukee Land District-a de-
scription of said lands VIII more fully appear ief.
being made 10 the recorded plat oi said vs.
lage, altered surveyed by Moses Villas, Dep
uty County Surveyor OF the county Of Racine, Ter
rtory of Wisconsin,, and recorded in the Recorder
Office in said county of Racine
J. L HILDRETH,
Attorney for Mortgage
Dated ct Southport, June I'd, 1913 l2t4g
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

TIVE sah~cr,beIs have just opened n Foun
J. dry on Park 81, One Block west OF Main
street vince they intend to carry on the business
n all IT. various branches.
PLOUGHS,
VIII be kept constantly oil haud, the Michiren
plough much Improyedlt has given the best sat-
IS action OF any Cast Plough now In use. Farmers
are requested particularly to call and examine be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. With the view bring.
ing tins Plough INTO general use, it will be sold
at very low price,
Horse Power fhreshng Machines, Caldron
Kettles Wagon aud Pipe Boxes, Of all descrp-
tons.
Saw { Grist-MiH Castings made to order and
on short notice.
As The subscribers have just got a Large Lathe
n their 5lishmen,,t they hater themselves tina,
they can do work cheaper and better thar ever
has been lone IN Southport.
Repairing Of Threshing ach,ne3 viii receive
prOup: attention. Patterns for the Machines now
N general use are kept on hand ,
IN short ali kinds OF Castings and FINISHING
done in as wo5bmanlike manner, and on as rea-
50 bic terms As at any other Foundry west 70
lake NJ .cLIasn.
iosHga DAVIS. e. hEDREw LEONARD.
Southport, March al. tSi1. ST
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

NJ ORTGAGE SALE.- Default having been
Iva mnde IN the payment of money secured To be
PAID by an luacntuic Of Mortgage, bearing date
February 4th, in the year OF our Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and forty i've (Is45) madh
and executed by Abner P. Dearborn 20 John
Spring, and recorded ia the othcs OF the Re giser
OF Deeds for the county nf Racine and Territory
OF Wisconsin. on the twenty-tiflh (25,h) day Of
July in the year 1876. in Volume F OF Monga-
ges, on pages 229 and $50. The amoual claimed
by said John Spring, 10 be due him on ss,d Mart
gage, at the time OF the date and first puhlca ton
Of this notice, is the cam ot forty-two dollars aud
nifty cents >S42 so. 30 sun at law or equity
having been commenced for tbs recovery OF tie
money, or any part thereof, secured by ihs &E;j
Mortg, ge-fuhlic Notce is Ihererors heTaby
gwen, IN pursuance ct he statute 10 such cases
made and provided, and Of the power Of sale cen
tanned IN the said Mortgage, thh. the pssslises d,-
scrlbcd IN SAID Mortgage, viii be sold al Pubic
Auction. at the Mansion fiouss, IN tie town II
Southport, in the county of Racine 81 lbs twelfth
(!%th) day of August next, al ten (i0( cosk in
the torenoonn oil that day, 10 wit:
"Aii those certain tracts and parcels Of land
kcown and described as follows, TO Wit Block
70. enc Cd containing two aires of land. Als0,
sixteen ieet ot the west side OF lot no. two y in
block no. fifteen (l5l. Also. Gfly-two feet ten
lnCees OF laud OF the part OF ot no. three 80
IN block no. fifteen (l5l. Ani commencing at
the south line oil said lots IA block fifteen 10y,
running north one hundred anu twenty one (i2D
feet, being The south snd SAID 10 ,S-a Of said lots
ling and belugin the Terri,s Of Wlsron in. CO.
OF Racine, aod IN the town OF Rochester aud vii
lage ot Waterford, situate On the cast half Of Sec
uon no. thlrty-h'e, township no. tour. north pf
range no. nineteen 90 east ia the Milwaukee
land DIstrlct-a description a said lands will
more fully appear, reference being made TO the
recorded plat OF said village a. altered and sur
4 tNedk p ~ 4
Of lie county OF Racine, Territory of Wisconsin,,
nnd recorded in The Recorders O.lics in said CO
Of Racins.
IT. HlLDRETH,
fG2.nry for Mortgage.
Dated Southport, May 10, 1913. -n47 I2t 81 l3S
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

THERE is nothing in the form or me,:ica
i compound which has so extensive and rapid
sale, which has given such universal satisfaction.
which has accomplished so many extraordinary
cures 81 arroat every variety and stal Of disease
and which r1aintains its reputation so perfectly
untarnishrd IN every trial, as NJ 'ALIsrEK's An
HEALtst OINrsENT. It's success in curing The
worst diseases, in their most dangerous and hope
less stages, has surpassed the the most sanguine
expectations Of its Proprietor and Friends.
Sold wholesale and retail by w. B. Sloan, Ge-
neral Agent. American Temperance Buildings,
Chicag go. Sold al 0 by l.. BURNAM, Southport.
March, I645-iyS25n37
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
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Agents Wanted.

GA Enterpsishg young men of good habits
sDV FNanted 20 operate in different paris of the
eStcfa States. The lest assurances will be giyen
bat each one cen with cash capital OF from $50
% $500 make in one year from $3.50, TO $1,000
clear profit.
We don't want you take our word tor it, but
call and see for yourselves.
In order to obtain full description of the busi
ness and mode OF operation, personal application
necessary w. B. SLOAN.
No 40, Lake ST. Chicago, Ill.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD.

and CONDITION POUDER
II HE Ointment is an lAfalIible remedy for Hor-
i ses, Cattle, and other Domestic animals, IN
the following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Calls OF all kinds, Spavins,
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbones,
Wind Calls, Pole Evil, Gallons,
Spavlns, Sweeney, Fistula,
SJfast Strains Lameness
Sand Cracks, Foundtred feet, hlnnle
Scratches or Grease, Horn DlsIemper.
The Powder has been found by long experience
to be highly useful Tor the cure of the various da
eases to which horses and cattle are subj, CT viz:
Dstemper, Hidebourd, Loss Of appete Inward
s'rains, Yellow wafer, lnHemmation of the Eyes
Fatigue from herd eyercse..Y Also, rheumatism,
Commonly cal lea Sth Complaint which proves
fatal 10 may valuable horses in the country
1t carries of all gross humors, prevents sores from
becoming stiff, or laundering. Removes all in.
tRmmation and fever; purify the blood, loosen the
SKIM, cleanse the water, and strengthen every
part of the body. One package of the powdeIs
and box OF the Ointment will perfectly cure
recent founder in SIX or eight days, wihou: leav.
ng the enst effect in the feet if given az directed
End no BLOOD LET, or any thing else be done. In
horse drseluper they will allay the fever and pro-
mote healthy termination of the disease One
powder will IN all cases the horn dislempsr
in COW; two are sometimes required Tor an OK
Every COW should have one after calving; il car
res of all fever and humors-makes the milk
good and lntIgorates the animal It's effect is
seen through the season, by mak.ug The milk more
abundant Grand Depot 40 Lake ST Chicago.
For sale by l.. BURNAM, Southport.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
THE WAR

Which DR. M'NlSH hes go long waged with
foreign Medicines, is destined - bring about a
BIOODLESS -
E0 ESaS Va 1T p n a. * % a - l<aA
Ia the nsde oil curing our western diseases. Al
ready the people BEGIN to inquire why lley should
Sehd to Europs'e distant shores,
For plants which grow at their own doors.
Actual experience has convinced the nIegent
and thinking inhabItaule Of Illinois, lava, Wis'
consin, Indiana and Michigan, that an ell wise
Providence, IN causing every country 10 produce
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
SLOAN'S VALUABLE NEW WORK ON
HORSES.
THE COMPLETE FARRIER,
or HORNE DOCIDR.

PRICE ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THIS celebrated work, although it is sold al so
cheap rate is the best one ever Published on the
Diseases OF Horses 1t is wyitteu IL plain language
nat every body can understand, and the directions
or uc treatment OF diseased horses are SO minute
Is not TO be mistaken by the most obIuse among
qstlers
Persons wanting a single copy Of this work
may carefully enclose a p cent piece in half
sheet OF writing paper. Tie postage on the work
"iil be only cents 10 any part OF the United
states. Address W. b SLOAN,
Nn 10 Like street Chicarn
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
DR.. BE.4CIFN AMERICAN PR.RC-
IISE i. F.7.NILI- PHTSII2N.

/ Use j. E7-nILI PHISIL3N.
/ | \ Ills great medical work, DR.. Beach remarks;
I'll have spared neither pains nor expense TO ac-
quire knowledge OF the practice OF tire most .
ted physicians, retaining from each every thing
which haze proved by experience TO be useful
have not thought II beneath me TO converse W n
roQt and Indian doctors, and any other persons
VITO Rave pTo,esse TO possess any valuable rem
edy, or airy imncoved method oftreaung disease"
For tall description OF DR.. Beachs Book and
Medicines zee Paupa,eI, which may be obtained
grabs at all place. Whc,e the medicines are for
sale. The American Practice aad Family Phy-
can viii be found the same plac eS; and /!
you wish to know what your disease is in sll ca
ses, what treatment to pursue, how to administer
the med zines IN difficult and dangerous cases, by
all means procure the Book, and YOU will not fail
to trd x superior 70 nLne-tenths OF the Physicians
YOU can emPloy, saving Of t'me, health. l,fe, and
hundreds OF dollars. You will woder how YOU
could have lived SO long without it, and YOU will
regard 1t as 40 Invaluable treasure 10 yourselves
and families beng written in plain and simple
style, lnte,hgIble TO all clasSes-aud especially
irterted for the common PEG lie.
-. BEACHES MEDICINES.
Unlike I'll >se patent .tnedicines which claiW by
one thing TO cure all dtssases--each prepa ration
IS particularly designed TO cure some specific id.
Iopathc complaint. with its symptomatic afiec-
lions.
Dr. BraCh'S PrCctiS: and Medicines.
w. b. SLOAN, American Temperance Build
nga, Chicago, Illinois, General Ageu, for the sale
OF Dr.. Beach's Books and Medicines in Illinois
Indiana and Wisconsin, TO whom all orders must
be addressed Posi- PAID.
For Sale by Thurman, Druggist, Southport
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
GI As NNARE

TUST Received, ja-ee io' Of Glass ware con
y sjsting Of So. Jars, Tlnctures fyarous sizes
Sal mouths, Bottles. assorted sials &c tor sale
wholesale and reiaiia'
n. /. STRIKERS Drugstore.
AZ, Ccz'cr af' n Bottles az va 4ouS sizes.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

AOTlCE.-All persons indebted TO a. LEWIS
y & Co. for Goods had the past year, are re.
quested to settle the same SOON.
A LEWIS & co
Southport. Oct, 80 laF,-12r
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
EDE SAIL.

THE Farm at present occupied by the suhsrr
b"r. consisting ct fifty acres, oac hall under culu
varon, well waterod and timbcred. On the
premises ;aese is a superior brick dwelling house,
with kitchen aud wood house attached, Also
a bara VIII o.her out Buildings. The arm Is
well vote 81. fenced. Snd il e&celer. cultivation.
Fol further particulars inquire on the premises,
or OF Nr. shepherd, adjoining, or ofE. French,
Esq, Southport. w. c. GRAY.
Southport jim. 10 1919.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

" The Saltana, from Buffalo, arrived
here about ] p. 81. yesterday with an euot-
NOUS load. She landed I2G cmgrams at
Mackluaw. destined for Green Bay, and II
cabin and 1870 Storage passengers at t'ns
port. The Sultana came up On her own
nook, the combination having been broken
up. She returnso On Friday fare, cabin so
and steeragc IL and 53-a reduction OF -
per cent on the combination prices. Tie
Empire viii be here from Bud,4io tAls NOR
ring Mil Sentinel.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
Great Western, or
Compound MANDRAKE PILLS,

4
Each light at bed time for three nights in sue
cessIon, you WI. not only escape RUN Of FE.
YER, but you will be onyincet that these Gres,
Western Pills, made OF t
Ubstern Herbs for Western People,
possess power that il not even CT AIsgD FOR any
other medicine nov in existence, which is that
THEY CARRY OFF NOTHING EXCEPT
I M p e Il / sP i ia So
Consequently, they do not weaken the patient,
but the contrary greatly increase his srrsngIb
by TAKING WAY THE CAUSE or THE
WEhkEESS. Many instances can be edduced
OF persons " no have used ,he Great Western Pills
Ia old chronic compla nts, every night for SIX
months, and kept on INCREASING FLESH
AND STRENGTH for the whole period.
ABRAM Walls, Of Elkhorn Prairie, Wal
worth county, Is case in point. This yoHDg
man suffered so dreadiuliy rom Chorea Or ST.
Wins dance, be unable to carry 7Ictuals TO
his mouth. y steady course Of the Great
Western Pills, continued daring period OF three
months, removed every yesnge Of the disease, and
although during this whole period hs never went
to bed without taking from eight TO Twelve of
these pills, he actually galned IN weight twenty
fvc pounds, during the process Of cure
His father has cured Asthma OF 90 ,vars
standing by a six months course OF the pill
Let those who doubt, communicate BY letter or
otherwise with the above named persons.
Price, with full directions. 25 cts per hog FOR
farther particulars, see 'GREAT WEsrxRS news.
paper.
Prepared only By DR.. JAMES NJ NiSH, and
sold in Southport, by LEE & LAY, only,
May, ls48 -lySl5n47 Agents tor Southport,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

IMPORTANT INyKNTIoNs-Nr David lsaam
,oachnst al Hartford. Conn has recently invented
! process by which cast IRON can be converted al
,,t lstan,ly. ard with bat Slight expense and Ia
.or INTO steel. Twenty minutes only are ueccessa-
D., 10 convert a ton Ot iron into steel Of tie best
quality, process ordinarily requiring rom six 70
ten days. The inventor has been offered $4,000
for the patent right tor the State OF Pennsylvania
alone Articles manufactured from 5 eel t.us PIE
pared, have been proved and found equal to those
manufactured from tie best English steel. Il TINS
ieenton is realty what it pIrrots TO be, IT "lh
jeajroy one great branch OF Englsh labor and add
I.uch to the wealth OF tins county.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

/ JuIE uujer>' gued. having opened a new Jew.
. elry Store In Milwaukee, bezs leave 10 inform
he citizens at " Wisconsin Jhai he wt,i be happy &C
have them call al tie above ua ..ieo place ana exa
mror rs stock Of goods. which consist in pa, Of
Jeweiry and Fancy Goods
SILVER WARE.
o. al kinds. Ga!J Pens of varro-s ,na'e~s. Ste"
Trimmings for B - end Purses, P,itunery d all
Kinds, Lanps-a general assortment OF Chur h.
store. and Fac,or Lamps &.sg, pracou Lamps
for Vessels
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
NrloJians, Accord n. Flutes, and Piano muse.
Toys and Fancy Goods.
5ic9a!lc Frame E'i3gO-E'0rtes.
Strange as u may seem 10 some, that Piano
Forts, w'lh The }i-,aIr Frame are not 80 mnch
affected hr neat aud col or dunpness, a. others
hutlf IS 40 loss true. These are t.e Great dis
.iugDi>hjug tea'ugrs OF Piano Iortes made 4 eur
iaanrtaclorv. Tiny rrvarran;rd. IN 'one touch,
action. aud for durability net surpassed. Shood
they 40, prove satjs act"ry III these essential qual
lies, We viii refund the purchase money. with
ali expenses Of transportation. B0ARDIAN
< GRAY. Manut- cturrrs. Sold by ;. GARD
NI,8, 50 East Water street, Milwaukee, Sign
o:the Mammoth Watch.
s GARDINER.
Milwaukee June. ISt7-no2vI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

IL iHIONABLE HATS always on hand, ard
/ made 10 order AZ The BIG FAT.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

Reader--if you still belong to that rapidly de-
creaslng minority, who think that VITA
mpunty use Medicines WHOSE ingredients wee
grown in Europe, Asia and Africa, afierward
compounded in New York, Bos on. or PhAadel-
phia, by men who know nothing OF US, OF out dis
eases, pause, ere it Is too l.te-iuvesIi. gate the
matter by the hight Of common sense, and you
cannot fail 10 discover that such conduc, is VIC
IatI, ,nt,b
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
LAYS OH EEALTHl

Buff you wish this theory backed 20 By aetual
dsmonsrai3 on, you have only TO Yait Until you
discover IL your owB person the T!rsl symptoms Of
hillary arrangement, such sorensss Of the fssh,
headache, backache, woerlness, dtowrIness, and
a bad taste in your mouth then If you will AXE
fyn fan IN Al h, oG, ha
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

4 E".OssIs%. Silk and Wooden Goods, Of a i
u I@l#ds, ro!cred. also, Straw aud l.eghorn
i5o4DctS, done et short notice, at the sign OF the
BIG HAT.
n. B. C3lcr3 warranted.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02
7Eerbs au1 Roots,

For the OF It's own diseases, has not been IN
mindful et our interests in these
WESTERN STATES. q.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-06-02

sau.apo-', .ar.I %, Is4s--6+5 O.. - N'''''
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-04-28
Negro Affection.

A remarkable instance of this is related
by Bryan Edwards in his history of st. Do
mingo. 1t occurred during the rebellion of
1891. As he wrote in favor of slavery, was
on the spot directly after the occurrence, and
received all his facts from the whites, who
would not give the blacks any credit which
was not due to them, his statement may be
confidently relied on.
"Amidst these scenes Of horror, one in
stance however occurs, Of such fidelity and
attachment in a negro, as was equally unex-
pected and affecting. Monsieur and madame
Billion, their daughter and son-inldw, and
two white servants, residing on a mountain
plantation about thirty miles from Cape Fran
co.'s, were apprised OF the revolt by one OF
their own slaves, who was himself in tie
conspiracy, but promised if possible 10 save
the life of his master and family. Having
no immediate means OF providing for Their
escape, he conducted them into an adjacent
wood, after which he went add Joined The re-
vollers. The following night he found an
opportunity of bringing them provisions from
the rebel camp. The second night he return
ed again with a further supply of provisions;
but declared it would be out OF his power to
give them any further assistance.
After this. they sew nothing OF toe negro
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-04-28
Which is Worse b?

A National Reformer writing from Florida
TO the q Young America" says,
e. have had ample opportunity of Judging
inpartially between the relative dement's
OF Wages and Chatiel Slavery, and, as hu-
initiating as the confession may appear, |
would much prefer Chattel slavery here, TO
Wages slavery in New York"
Governor McDuflee and John C. Calhoun
have the same preference. They think Chat
tel slaves are more easily managed, cost far
less for their keep, are more permanent fix
lures, and less ~insolent than are Wages slaves.
But perhaps the writer wishes TO be classed
not with the master under either system, but
with the laborer. If so, we must think he
either meant to deceive the public in relation
TO the miserable condition of the slaves by
representing the Iaborers Of New York as far
more wretched that he erred through iCno-
rance or, that he is mentally incapable of
ins,ituting a just comparison between tho
two systems.
We have heard no inconsiderable amount
Of talk about wages slavery being a worse
system than chattel slavery, but we could
never divest ourselves OF the feeling that those
who said so, lid not themselves believe it.
When, on the one hand, we find chattel slaves
continually exerting themselves to become
wages sIaves-as a certain class of reformers
call those who work for pay-and on the 9TH
er hand have no instances of the latter being
willing 10 change situations with the former;
when we see that wages slaves have many
rights and privileges which are denied 10
chattel slaves, all the speeches and letters in
creation will not make us discredit these facts,
and il has ever been held an insult TO COM
mon sense to try 10 reason the nose OF of a
mans face. The question Of Homestead ex-
emption, Of the natural right of man 10 the
soil, and others Of like character, are ques-
tons Of no small magnitude, upon the proper,
settlement of which depends much Of the hap
piness Of present and future generations but
we do not regard them as so important as that
of mans right to himself; and they who
think that National Reform is to be magnifed
by asserting that the mountain of chattelism
is a mere mole-hilI, are much mistaken.