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Dry GOODS.

(rHAs. *. FOLwELi., MERCHANT TAILOR
- 1872 Broadway corner ofJohu-st stairs whose rep
for years past 10 getting up tho mosi stylish AID
tasty garment well SDown, would call NE attention VI Es
friends and hs pubc 10 The annexed s 0i reduced prices
Fine eoih dres. coss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % 10 20 20
Fine cloth (,ock coais IS o. - 90
Plato and fancy narfs .............. 3 10 10 2 ~
Ysnc, sik and satin vests ............ 10 To no
Making and trimming dress sDd ffoct costs 20 to 10 80
msking and trimming pants. - TO -
Nhhng 500 trimming Frsn ..-....s.-..s... ~ w .,
v wOuld invite the customers OF }. j. bifge, late VI
l53 Broadway, 10 give him q call.
N. u. Having engaged Walter J Mcneil tlaie Lock
wood houe the customers OF the late concern are In
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10y ORDER 81 the HouorsbIs Mshss boseef Jsaxs o.
Dtb- Ysr Common Pleas hereby parsasn
authorizing attachments Against se
cod .pd that s,sceert has
against the estate q DAVID FAY scsSrdg teecf
resident Of Boohyn the county OF keg'. and STATE OF View
Yo that sold the ment Of his dees
appear eschsrgs such attachment according 20
i- publication of thus cot- and tas
the payment OF any to By persons ard
delivery him. Of property b-loaxins TO Am
property BY hm iorot-n ss nd are
vod.-Dsrd the 9TH day Of January lssa WIN stLoeN,
mn trornag IA NM
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81 FARM fUh SALE onisini8K about 10
- or snJ .ilussei N The u YOnksrs about
- nile from the depot q tbs Ne~-Yofk and Harlem
s.fusf The la1d 10 In good state Of enluyson very
productive yzrsy " enoic- truth trees, nc build
ns. IN good order Also good business stand together
~h Of land cirecy "a The Inc q Railroad
For f.rher p.nicgl.rs isqsfs u JOHN BEssON, 1874
We.tsl ~ Y. ofto J. TAYLOR, 81 underhil Road.
LL..s
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NAM 81 1ncflA<<v
Mss Yeas
kLsDghiIa. ,vn @
asI~s. AnSrs~ n
nII,srn, Tho X.
Nosgaa, Hee~r
Noossy, B~slsrlsa
nsi'sf. Aifisa H.
Ns1.hy, Jpseph
sssh Dsn'>i b.
lO6, Jssssss
Pssss. Dsrsf
P0ss. Peter
Pei. wshEsa
Pc, s~o w.
ha<sfs. c-D. w. n
k8ttsrDv. Johs
hy.n, coSasllni X.
ssss.s. hsyn>a' l..
sh~Ypsfs GEO X
foHranx "iilxr
rs,rs. Aasssvc
wsrrsa Ef.srtJ
" siss, Hsssy T.
" ilm~sfiax. Gee. G.
ossss. tsss,r
s@Es.-. W W.
bc>'ss, Benz r.
-, JOSIAH n
sh'7ary, LseaO
hsss-stssa cos.rs,
AB~stoff. Wn
Assl~y. Wa.
Lssr-scs. Jsh.
ssssss c>sssr
ks-b, lo<>pe
woosfsf. Ssss
81 LAss<ses Csss,.
sJsts, schsylss B
"a isDkaw
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IDf OKDEK Ui.hoer- hrst Judge OF tire
DCour- for ih~ and County u New
YORK Svsn pursuant the Of the sais,s
against debtors that sitsh
sssns the OF WILLIAM X HALstf ss
Jersey and that The 90 ia
pay-n, his debts. he appear and d-hsrgs such attach
according within nnts from The Ms, PuoiHAtra
that the OF dsets dgs TO ban BY
this STATE ad the delivery 20 BIN o. FOR his a.. OF Pr
within this boasmg him. and the t.u.ief OF sase
sop-rfy By hun obdsn By and yodDat-d the Ah
day II October. lssS BROOKS fklti
IA .xlnn for Atlachin. Creditor.
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10y ORDER Ushos5-r Esq FIRST judge Of ii. cosr
Dof connon Pleas foe the CITY and Count, Of >s- fora Sous
h-rhy gven the Of the .iaiss suirn
sbscondng cooc>at ans I--sni ep
ssct has issued sssn-t the estste OF WILLIAM
BAYLEs> OF Ns~ rork ami st the sars
be t-o,s uslsss As appear and f
according law ~hn three nes nan
he , pubstsa Of and that the Of d~e
ds 70 him by asy person within tbs State and The delivery ~ IAN OF
COR within this Stats belonging % han and the
raussr property By him. forbidden BY zs ami are 'o
Dated the 9tAr Jay ofJsnusry. is+A
lrSIIy CAMPBELL Attorneys for attaching Creditors,
~ yss<au At New YORK
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- CHiNA-~Mf7cHklsL a xfrcHEN CorlIsn,.ss
se~< hscsdwsy, ARE ssaafs mo- sd seep c0cs,xsty
hsa4 O. Px,afe>. Sosf k4uee .fehers 9irsafoss
Csa1<ssfas ea,se,s usl L~st-s. Ne y ever ays rcs
pssa~ f<tvks sssadhfs Ase xrr'~n s.d 6-.fess m
-. wsrs ss.~S 80 a. ss,~1 were Ani xsD~-s 49,. a
rsnsnx fesss wkss<als ard fss Msnsfsse-s IA Me-
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DY Hon DANIEL T. lngahsm Judge Of tbs Catt
Dol Common Pleas CITY and County Of New fonA.
hereby gwen, pursuant the OF he statute a.
thnrmx z5scontne co-ssd and nonfeet
iebor attachment has issued anst the estss Of iANlf
MclNTNRE. resident debtor AMI hat the SANE vii =
debts be appear and discharge suf
attachment srcooing law within months fru the hrsf pee
and that the debts due 10 hm
and the % hm ~ for h- ot any
property belonging him. and the transfer q
such property hn forbidden by law. snd ycDstss
the soth lsy OF September. lss WAIhth ~ NAsh.
v.
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.saS FpR sAIE-A very neat house and lot, ie7 West
- Twenreshst between the sixth and Seventh svenues
- The house 10 well finished with msrbs NANTES and
yr.ics well arranged for two families. with Croou
wssr on each hoor IL Quilt for The owners own use
and will be hired by him that will pay 10 per cent
to the purchaser fs OF the purchase money remain
90 For farther particulars Inquire on me preas
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S,UPRsME COCRr-cry snd ccan;y of >-- NcrsJs-s Val
- ssa-s, Srhols. A. ncClar- To NICHOLAS A MCCLURE
You saoued the compliant this seros
Of copy served aca yess
my oc- No - Nssssussrse, Ne~ fos vtha
-nty exclusive Of the Of soeh
you hs the arr-.a. the PA>ns
Of hsnir-i and ssvsa Ass ses
tho t Of January thousand eeh,
hundred ory ht BESIDE The COS. Of h- acoa Dates Nss
York Ann s. lsts 4 W. CHESTER, Pailtis's Aucrasy
IN
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I1Iii1I1I1I5VssIm1II11H0UsATONiC KAIIKOAD.


with tho New-York and New-lG
ven Railroad Passenger TOE Albany Troy and way s.s
lions Tho Housatonic Railroad will take the A. NJ.
Express Train tho New York and New Haven Railroad
Absggago master goes through to take charge OF bag
geEe for Albany, Troy aud The Housalonic Railroad.
Stages Ia connection with the Cars Lee Lenoy Old
gDckbrdge Curtisvile, Wiostead and Norfolk. Also To
Lhchheld, sharon, Woodbury., Dsnbury and BetheL
Freight Intended for this Road received board The
steamer N1A0ARA at tho Depot foot OF Markets. from
0cosk A. n until oclock n. Positively not afer thai
time. q. M PERRY Agent Office on the pier
New Yog b. FEB "a. l8tq az
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>Of9-fs Tor Cslofus Assoc sIions md QUITS F lorl
o. sbo voyages furnished promptly r11 made the mo-
sobs- tai AID servcesbie manner the Clothing
ihs Marnefs Family Industrial socsy. 81 Pe.1st nes
Peckrip MID arNWkys
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IN MN CUCOANt'Tss ia'cfs 70 s'a P''''A'7''
ew:vVV'ssrs ;s:s s ags : SSxonsose, - s'ssa
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~ For sale or to eni would he exchanged for city
~ property convenient and eiisibly sut-d dwelling
hcass and barn The grounds tabu scIe are Taste
fully laid with fruit ees shubbery &c On the prem
Tor carrsse maker and eoad be easily arranged for any
other business To entefprsng csrsge msker, fssos
bic Inducements would be oer,t Apply by letter 9TH
er~is- 10 JAMES BREWSTER SUNS,
a, Hrosdway
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- TO LET-In the township Of Van Worst, min
- uIes walk from jersey City Ferry very desirable
residence on the corner VI psvoniasvcnue and Efie
The house 10 40 feet front and % feet Deep has foui
the hrst hoor VIZ large psrors sitting room
and kitchen, tbe second story eouisips and
large gsnet shove-eelsr urder the whole house The
premises occupy -four lois Of gouud which IL variety
Of fruit The situation 10 Of hr beautiful In the
township and for comfortable family residsree has
per0r For farther particulars inquire the premises oil
AZ lw. JOHN 0ARRETSON
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NOTICE or APPLICATION o the d.chsrgs OF assl'-ot
M. debts the Of thu third article OF
the hh chapter OF the second part Of the Revised
CHRISTOPHER McDONOUGH VI the town Of Lansing
but Of R-n---s-r n,ov-nt debtor hfs'
pubsh-a creditors appear before the Hon G.
P.r.l-- County Rsnsssasr at hs Office
Village the 18th day Msy at ochcs
day, show they have, Wis
soad be OF sad ent estate. aud 10
be- hafsss from his d-bs nj lssl0sF
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NOTICE or APPLICATION The tschsg- nsos-n,
~ h- debts pursuant the II tho third sn- o.
18th Of the second part OF The Revised
Statutes JOHN HAYES n>ossut debtor Noc- hr-t poo
. February H. s'9, creditors u APPEAR before the Hoo ,hss
the Judge. Of the Court OF Common Pl-s and @
Cts and County New for, At his Ch,nb-r. NE SV hss
Of Ns~ iok, the 2sh day ct April next al 10
and Gauss. any they have Why s.sment should not b
n-vsuts and be be drcbsrgsd from his deoi
New Yort February 10 lett BELL COE, Attorneys,
ttf iaxie- O.. John II.
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S1w-YoRK ELiZABEfsTow> sowERNlIIs, ssslnN
- rsgzv,es4ss1 EI.lZABkTttTOWNA SON.
ke&1 l3155 sS5s, Err ILL RAILROAD SUMNER As

RAILROAD Monday, Apfh :,
and until father nosioe. Tho uans " IN
leave - follows
PAssEsc va TRAINS FoR PoRr Jaws and all stations IN
RockiAnd and Orange Cou1iies Leave New-NoH ait
AN ard tP.M. $3.50,
Fss BtNsHAMros stopping AT Chester. Goshen, Middle
town. Pot Jervs, and al stations west Leave forh
NeA.M
FoR NV YoRK- Way trsns leave Port J-syis ate N.
and 2 N. Leave Bnghsmion by through tfsns st7 NJ
Ffcish Tor Binghsmlon sud al other stations leave New
York vt IN freight for New York.-rhrough tfans
leave Bnghamton Of 8 AN Way trains leave Port Jef.
vie ssAM.
MIA nains lsave Ousvls at - AN and Port Jefvs
IN with way passengers JAMES r kiRkWOOD.
March 81, l9a9. fa21 Supe, int-Ddelt.
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s,UPRsuE cOVRr-css sss County 81 Nee fot--John y
- Dawes. JAMES " Jones and John p smith, as<ss<f
john Gai--p.-Ss-.sss-re JOHN GILLssPik-s,s rsu
TIE copilat hls - v
OF CITY sas county OF Ns~ lors All eps o.
sps~-r o5c-. No 70 Wa street = - cip o.
within ,ssn;y fsr th- ssr,- b-r-o sretsss o.
DAY ofesach and you cd % sn--sr TIE -
the psnts si sPpy 20 tho Court The srecs srr -
he Cts city Il >-~ fcrs tbs hr. Monday
u Nav thous.ns hssdei sns s;y At tea oek n
6y-rpa rslsf snld he compact Dated Nss
iors Apri I. lstl n 5 DODGE. Pislsis's Attorney.
~ "a - Wal sursst
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

Paease 10 the loworcsn Al deduction Of o,e6h IRON
ne shove rs;ss Passage In The forward cabin from sonn
- sshsf Of The above named pcrs, too including oo
such fafions - arc furnished W crew No bsddin
fnnd- Atlantic passengers have priority Of cholc. .
osstna No passage secured until paid sos Apply II III
Omss of thS company, New. fOrG. 81 Soutb-s- mis- N
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rs PURSUANCE of order OF the surrzss Of the County
ISs~ fosk hereby ali having claims
CHASE OsGOOD sts Of tbs City Of New fot dscsAssd
thereof tho ssbscrbsr the
d. Iae.r.oa No ss2 PssfIstfest hs CITY Of Nav Ysn
before Of June nsstDs,sd Ss~ rofs
day Of November, 1874 JAMES WEIGH, Administrator
r4.f Am
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=
- la pursuance order Of the late Ccur Of Chan
- e-ry Will be sold pchic sucton st the tavern OF
George w MUMMY Ia Newsowu, Queens County on me
8th day of April neA O'Clock, nj noon Of that day. ue
v.usDe premises formerly the residence of Dr. JACOB T.
Striker decr.s-d tho uorthessery side OF he New
tow and Bushwick Turnpike Rosd. o. the premises are
vsusble Two story dwelling house and Stable Tor par
tcuiars apply TO I.5 tisl L. LAWRENCE. q Wsllst
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STOVE, TIN AND HARDWARE STORE.

zl-FUR sALE-A hsnfsone Rosewood
Piono IN see by good Boston mascs, al
most new-wil be sold . bargain, N applied
~ vfof soou, Of "a Lisrensfds aelw'
MUzE2 -TRAvEk a. HAnsAY's PIANO
kt3<Su2 FORT a. sr- snong the best 10 lhe city,
and are sold wholesale sod retail At IS
y y uBroadwsy, NY. They pcssess every de-
srsb- qusty-dehght touch power and richness Of tone
Gee style ard hnsh Dealers add ohes are viled 70 cal
ard examine mis- jn'
01l- PIANO-tOhTks.-G. H. Ban.
Ex-z1S~f NORE'S Wuerooms and Msaufsrtory Sis
IN IA III fsi--ck-rsi, cor OF Charles 81 and u and
Vas Chsrletst Ofers an -xtebs.v- ss-ofi
Of elegant tone touch and mechanical COO
sruceon the issl IS years before Ih- public, viii bear ss
Gent commend .tion NIL In.
-&GS- BOuOOIK PICCOLO PIANO
rORrEs-A new Instrument, combining
nsli his qualities of the old fashioned square
uPisn0; avery compact and desirable m
srumenl for tho Par or Dfs~ng Room OF Cottsge Ana
tsgs and hoso about purc.pg invited Ia examine
THE improvement 1t kiLEYS Mnsicsl Store.
ale 81 23I Bro.dw.y
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FOn san FKANCislN5 -rao ,.c.oi ;.

baill sod fsss .ssiiing eoppsred
schoocss kOCHESfEk, nov iyipa =,
=. VIII AL icf ne above portsOn ,hs Ia
indnsssisi hining and Tfstipg Compsr
1870 are . few shares OF The STOCK ,
Jhey WI be well provided with pro
noassa bedding, and al things neeess
expeetlou. A few hfstcisss passenge
z saeIl g1su1iiy Of freight Ros fsrlke,
JAnke PHILIPS. On board, OF 10
nI1CHkLL. us goutb-st
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SHUTTER AND VENETIAN BLIND

FAITOKI, 10 UKANDST.
fu,HE SUBSCRIBERS being extensively engaged In The
basiness ~oad respectfully Invite tie puohe To call Al
hr establishment befose p1rchssnf els-seeFe a. hey
end sc reasonable .orms sny ohsf establish
n-ul IN The cfty lmzn i'n't WILHELM LANG.
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DI0NIER AND EXPRESS PACKET LINE FROM :
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH -Lesees deity
0c'cck M Wis Railroad TO Harrisburg, where pas.
esnges embark In elegant and comfortable fsci es which
have bssn hsndsomsy fitted up with especial reference
the eomfor and convenience o1svcsrs Fare less BY this
role hsn any ohsr line and additional expense for
Postssage tho wsy For apply q The ofics IA
hsrhss'ss WILLIAM COLDER co
Phiisdsiphia. March II, 1919 m2oMt PToprtstors
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- GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP, con
.isng OF 60 acres Of land. susied within one mi'
s.ofthe Long Isl and Railroad, and 81 miles from thi
civ upon which Is small welllng good well and garden
m iaken within ous moulh will be sold either In one
Two parts for the sum Of e700 part u which fdesed car
remain mortgage Apply TO A l.. BOVAf Cioss,room
"a BONery. ~ UNIV No
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Law. ,ns essr- of re Ne~-York and New.iisvea
Railroad Company - Capast Broadway daily tek-
ccpg sapday An. receiving rsssenses - he term
sus on he civ rysfrs OF the Harlem Rcst, Twrniyses
~Dsh-st fsful r B. MASON. Superintendent
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from the conflict until the victory Is in our
hands.
Fnen3s Of Emancipation IN Kentucky, look
back on thc progress OF our cause within the
past year or two, and take fresh courage.
There Is every thing in such a retrospect to
stimulate us to further cxertions. II under ad.
verse circumstances, with 10Th Of the great po-
litlcal parties opposed TO our movement, we have
already secured so much prominence in The State
as to render our foes exceedingly uneasy, and
to fiu their hearts with apprehension, can we
not under more favorable auspices secure q
in the past, abundant reason why we should
look forward, not only with hope, but with well
grounded confidence IN the ultimate and not
very distant success of the intellectually impor-
tant cause in which We are engaged To sur
minds nothing seems clearer in the future than
the success Of Emancipation. This glorious
cause cannot be put down. Reason, night, and
religion are on our side, and with such potent
advantages failure is impossible.
Come then, friends, let US renew our resolu-
--~@A ~ ~ "Aeh Ato~c chiSic"Ny AZ VIC ASs~>&~
than We have heretofore done. Let each one OF
US use all his influence to win over auxilisries
to our cause. In fine let each one of US do his
duty with efficiency, resolving never TO cease
from our earnest and Incorporating hostility
to slavery in ali its forms as long as the pulse oil
life beats in our veins OF the form of slave en-
cumbers our soil.
A word as 10 tho Examiner. viii not they
who think that it Is doing go,d service in good
cause, make some exertions TO promote its cir
culationi A little effort on the part Of our sub
scTibers could place our paper on a permanen,
and independent basis. Ii is not for ourselve.
that we ask and, for as We have said before,
we have not received and never expect to
receive dollar for our labors, and we car
therefore the more boldly appeal TO our friends
for their aid in behalf Of The Examiner
We have reason to know that the pape
has done inestmable service 10 a good cause
and it is for the extension OF its power 10 d
good that we now call on all who take an inter
est in it, TO do something 10 increase its useful
/ mass
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than those ofthe highwaymsn; and that the De
clarstion Of Independence was, 90 far as il as
serted that all were born free aud equal,
absurd and anti-Scnptural. lie has spoken oui
his sentiments, both with respect to slavery and
the emancipation party, boldly and freely. He
has published The substance OF his address, and
it comes before the public sustained by all the
intrinsic circumstances which his reputation as
a man of learning and piety can afford IT, Un-
der such state of case il is not improper to en-
ouire, who is this prosecuting Divine, and what
are his claims TO infallibility?
He SAYS that we are fanatics! Has he forgot
ten his strenuous advocacy of Millerism, and
his fierce denunciation OF those who differed
with him on that subjectl fine possessed either
memory OF sensibility, he ought TO be the last
man who would apply the word fanatic to any
one. Again-he says we are worse than inf
dels. Yet he, strange to relate, is the identical
James Shannon, who in the year ls4S, whilst
discoursing from his pulpit in this town, re-
marked "that he had studied the prophecies Of
the Bible, and examined Father Miller's calcu-
lations based upon them; and so strong were his
convictions that the career of the world would
close before the year ls4s, that he would agree
to utterly dscredit the truth Of the other prophe
cies of the Bible if it did not"
He says our Declaration Of Independence is
absurd and anti-Scnptural. II hedoes not like il
let him return to old Ireland, and make one bet
ter adapted to his feelings and religion. Before
he denounees and abuses Others, let him revert
to his own past life, and he will probably find
himself more deserving Of his epithets than we
are. We are willing for him to amuse himself
with speculations on Mesmerism, or Milersm,
OF Calhoun ism, so that he treats Us with some
degree Of christian forbearance and liberation
otherwise we must, in seli-defence, carry the
war into Africa. SClPIO.
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EMANCIPATION MOVEMENTS.
Mseting ~ the Court-Heuse.


At a meeting of the friends of gradual
the city of Louisville, on Thursday, the l4th
June, l649, W. w. WoRsLKY was called to the
Chair, and REUBEN Dawson appointed Secre-
tsry.
The Chairman briefly stated the object of the
meeting TO be the selection of delegates 10 the
coming Convention to revise the Constitution.
On motion, committee of ten was appointed
TO present the names Of three persons to repre-
sent the city in said Convention.
The Chair then appointed the following gea-
tlemen as that committee:
Virgil Mcknight, John p. Morton, DR.. Nc
DOwell, w. S. Vernon, John n. Collins, W. E
Glover, William Garvin, n. ID. Newcomb,
Thomas p. Smith, Patrick Msxcy.
The committee presented, for the considera-
ton of the meeting, the following gentlemen as
suitable persons to represent the city in conven.
ton:
Chapman Coleman, David l.. Beatty, and
James Speed, Esq.
On motion, the nomination Of the committee
was unanimously concuued in.
b. Ballard. ESQ.,, offered the following resolu.
ton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resoiued, That the friends Of gradual Emanci-
patton here assembled heartily concur in the nom.
nations made, and that all honorable means
shall be used to secure their triumphant cleo
ton.
That We regard the institution OF slavery as
iounded IN wrong-zt war with the best, social,
and political interests of the State and thai
We are utterly averse TO its perpetuation.
That we approve Of the ground taken by the
Convention which assembled in Frankfort on
the 25th Of April last, and that we commend il
to our candidates as the ground to be occupied
BY them.
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lTraaslzti0n1
ABOLITION o. sL.vx.,

The President Of the United ,,.,,..
10 me Inhabitants Of the RsDublie. \
an anniversary Of Independence bv IN IS ~
tional justice and bensvolence. vLs.s 'es q III
70 the Deaeht and suPport Of 80. 49, 1a3 ~
good which may strengthen mo,s ~ "
tne public tranquility; which NAV 80, Z -
ne sggranclzement Of the RsUubl,c. -
may restore to an unfortanat por,;so aiS I'D
naoi'anis the sacred rights which ,., ~ Isil.'
men, ane the nation ProtecAc bv fsst
laws, in conformity to the progl.on - sae as
article OF the consultative act. sas sOit
extraordinary powers which are eoI.I-s 'at
me, do decree: S0aeecei q
l. Slavery is abolished in the R.,,t..
=. Those who until to-day hsv. 80
cred slaves, are consequently free. ''as.4
8. When the condition Of III t..
permit, the owners Of the slaves ~ s.-'5 "a.
mined IN the manner which ,bslI \. : -lasu'
for by Law. '7 ProFi-si
Mexico, 10Th september, Is2g. An
JOSE MARIA DE BOCANEca.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-16

This gentleman is doing noble service to the
cause OF Emancipation. His talents, energy
and enthusiasm in the cause command the ad-
miration Of his opponents as well as OF his
friends We trust that the emancipationists
throughout The State will be active and perse-
yering The time is very near at hand when
the people OF Kentucky will be called 10 record
their opinion at the polls upon this great subject.
Not an honr should b. lost Every fair and non.
orsble means Of exer,ing good influence
should be improved