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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
~ LEROY w. Lynn, Wing, has been chosen
Mayor OF the City Of Rising sun, Ind.

SLAVES FoR CALiFoRSIA.-An enterprise has
been projected in the State OF Georgs for toe emisa
ton Of 800 10 500 from that State 10 California
than four msle slaves The folio wing 10 one OF the
articles OF the Association sth The object being 10
enjoy their rights In common with other citizens 10
Territory which belongs 10 the people of the United
states without distinction Of sections Il 10 proper they
should be well armed. and while sustaining frsm all
lAho,sons upon the rights Of any one DO prepared to
SsPe' ny snd ell asgresslons.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Later from Mexico.

HALTfToAE, ApfN =
The Southern Mai Of this evening brings New
ORLEANS papers Of the l0th. The PicGyt7s contains
later MsNirsn news TIE Mexican Congress hsd osss
81 hi! giving the P1pe Of Rome donation Of 50 pO0
TIE Protocol rad bcea taken up iu the Senae oy A.
monte ard sfrsr being considered IN secret session
bill taken up the 2ist ut and passed a1ihotx'
nE i-a President % forr.tal msttsrs BY borrostng
go 700 on the - DO 90 indemnify d be paid 10
May By the Unlted states The [. ; ship Albany was
81 - JaSo de Cubs on the 2isi Of Msrch-sl well
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
PONCE Corar A man named F.rquhar McRse

fysp PKINTER-.-A rare ca.scs 10 vdsred " . sOoc
printer with capital Of from ESQ TO 500 70 engage
S-esIsD1sned printing once a. Cincinnsn ONO The
oe- 10 entirely ns~ sad u very fashions and
s Of type parchssed for cash al heavy dscOuIts Too
JOB Oce gOof Of BURGESS ss any In TIE city
Th- procri-sOr asO publishes 9 weekly religious paper,
which pays from go TO so per year, and vim hie
sr erdon III be Q fortune 10 fee years For farther par.
.s.as sedfsss H. box Itli Cncnnsl1 Ohio alt s~ssoa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
RROnKLYN

KINGS CovxrY Cracrir CouHF ASD CoUHT ~ OYzE
So J4te- Mo- snt J4-,c-- hsFb.s sn1
,.srt takr1 y~sf-ftay b.
u or rer9rsr 4at previously sod Ffdsy
49, a. 11sc--s 81 ite term sogd
gysu srrar--t r1frsn>at 81 sshas hq1oo
psse ~ -ty Ao0hsu Lt> P-st - ~
aa1 aa-d -, ios ihe ct-nss Dlfs
cD4r I'D - - tral
ha'ag sat-r-f ths sgltix -r0rg
ssf tL- css from u lefs q ss bsf
nz IL Juy ust ~ yn.-r ksy q Pit .srsay art Jssgs
.sltr1cst n0oAs hsft ihs coarty aa.
M S@sf Ckarss k-asy s11 Jarss West tssa fsrs
Co1r .sf 10 hayS-1 Etef@st Lssag osso
Dsn~ H>Ean .ns Joan his1zan he Atts
- h-Tean scgas>,s Tea pad 5-o. lie oar oft
mat tafgrs ~fh 1ssns sycl csf&n occsa oea sos
from ih@ lua-f ard u NJ Jltrsos Tie tsf-ns-
aa8 th- ssh -s-a-d
tt. eoascd-d rls-r yd pf1p-r
.f~sAas ne arEssa, ~ss -ot e,-c shea '1f rsssf st
POLICE CoURT a man named Fsrqusar hekae,
y od~r W-1b hr g-rty sssgnk sos e~sok 90
o-fr- gsstee Csrru AL ss1t-fsf
t.g, pnDrnrt - Co1rts J.a sId = lsy Sc % 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

THs NEw CoNKT.-Mr. BoND addresses a COM
msnios,ion TO the Bosl0x Traefr OF Wednesday, Civ
ing sde,aed description of the Telescope Comet Just
discovered by bm He says il was seen BY the naked
eye on Tuesday evening at Cambridge IL has strong
Gslks, central condensation, an extensos coma snd
no tail
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, April -.
NEw.YoRK ORPHAN S0cErr.-Thls Society
celebrated its forty third anniversary the Apollo Ss.
loon on Tuesday last. Rev. Mr. Weston read the an
nua report Of the Society The expenditure OF the So
cle,y for the las, year amounted to $685. 4s leaving
81 100 unpaid The reverend gentleman speks at
9Th upon the resignation OF Mrs. Alexander Hamil-
ton for many years the hr Direcess Of the lnsti,u
ton Al the conclusion Of the eIercses, liberal dons
tions in aid of the Society vas handed In.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL CoNMIssIoNERs-Oh n
der the resolution of the Legislature for the appoint
ment Of Board of eight Commissioners to mature
plan for the establishment Of an Agricultural school,
the Governor has made the following appointment"
Joseph Blunt New.YoIk. lst District A J. Downing
Orange Co "a District; John p. Boekman, Coi9molS
Co a Di,trict. samuel Cheevcr Saratoga Co 4th Dis
trict Edmund Kirby Jefferson Co 9TH District Adri
an Lott Chensnso Co 9TH District; Jss ). Wsdswor'n
Livng ston Co 7lh District; WIN. Rsey. ChA1isHqNe
Co sth Distrct.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

Far Al CANASDAIGUA A fire broke cut IN
-.,,ns.,yus on Monday Atsrnooa last in the store
o~p@seyJ D Bemls, Asd occupied oy c. 8 }. Aoser
drv roods merchants Goods partially moved wnien
xits The suldng we're ialy Insured The or1ee Of tn-
Ootso Repository. being cd aeent the contents were
,h-oxr - D. which vii delay the ssGe for week or
10 TIE insurance. will cover a. losses.
~ The schooner Ariel, loaded with l0'ooy
h,sb of wheat a. Southport Wis sprung leak on tne
4n ADD made sail for Chicago. Bat 3OoO we're INHse
out when the weasel 1lled snd veEi down IHs eAs'
vss insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

ScASDALoUs OUrRAcE.-Hon. lchabod Cod
ding, a leading Free soiler. mobbed by some
Hupker Loco Focos Of Shullsburgh VIA while deliver
ing lecture on Slavery. The N1askee Ssnssasl says
Mr Codding was interrupted at ths outset Of hi.
marks paited with rotten eggs, and finally compelled
10 leave the building
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
AtJt'fiON SALES.

AUCTION soTICK.--THEArRICAL wAnD.
AROSE snd Fancy Sal Dfesses. Jswslry. ThestFicd
ul b. cod 10 lhs SAGE Room of The saoscfioss ~ i0 a.
eIocr 90 MONDAY oosapnsns the tnest moss os plano
fores ke eomplss scores fos operas and osshsssrs
Dr g bands, songs daets, flsss, nc by NE
msss eeisbrsed composers Bishop, Coot, Hofn Wash,
~ The dfess,s, jeves he are valuable, wsrn q Cesr,
both 10 Yrsncs snd Engsnd; not used snes worn "
Qasen viciOna The booss sfe vslusbis including .
sss dd sd0n o shskspesre BY Pope, printed 10 l7l5 ~
ai9 "a TbO3. BELL. Aucuousss.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

~ ACT f- na,e the H,isy observed h- scsparce
ant payment ts Of ,Ihlass ani Prouo notes
Aprh r. IstL
Te Pople Of the STATE Of Var York rePrsseasd IN Sen
afs and Asssmbiy. do eHd0 as foiiOn,
SECTION l. The following days. viz the hrst day Of
January commonly called New Years day, the fourth
day Of july the twenty nth day OF December, com
mouly Christmas day and any dag appointed or recon
mended By the Governor of this State or the President
Of the Uuted States day Of fast or thanksgiving
shall for al purposes whatsoever AS regards the pre-
.ep,ng for payment or acceptance and Of the protest
ing and giving notice Of tbs dshonor OF bills OF ex
clange bank checks and promlssory notes msde after
the passage Of this act b. treated and considered as Is
the first dag of the week, commonly called sunday.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
titNtKAL NOTICES.

SILK GOODS
I1NDsLEY, CAMERON l. HAYWARD,
s. LIEEETVsT. ..
PgW DOORS FROM BROADWAY, HEN-fOhhi
EAyE now IN sIORE AND AEE coSsTAsTLT EsAz-'iSSA
sTOCK o.
SILK AND FAECY DRY GOODS
consisting y part "
BLACK GEOs DE- RHINE, PLaiS, CHAMELEON sAD~hh
,SD FIGuREO Pour DE SOLE SILKS,
PRkTED Lawns great vHn-ty.
PAINTED JAcOSEr snd OEsANDE husLiNs,
PLux Printed scd SATIN sralRE bsALSh
SIX TissUEs . zoe assOnuerL
FEEScg ESsllsa and scoTCH OlsGHAHs.
ALSO,
o.. D., - c. 40 BIsrr az C1iored crsces,
SIX and Lse Thread Gloves 5~nn NC %. 'e'-n<'
B@.g Aid do. so sc5ksT
S--sls,rsr,s Crzva.s shaw a. siy.-s.
Pongee and Bsnd.aas Htft suE ard Linen Fnnssh
ALSO, --..
vary ert-rsiVs sssOrtuert or WHITE DCODs
LACFs MILLINERY ARTICLES. Le &c AZ of "nicl
az offered a. very ioS prices, - -, ~,
For Cash or approved Credit "]' inD]1"
IL FowIers s. Wens, Phr-noioEtsts aEs
Pn6ii.he~y, C1cton Ha- lSl NssssG-s nen les ram
~ Harvey BurdeIi, DID. sargiesi snd sseaa1, z,
"a Decrs; OF snd residence ~ brOsdNsy l.
srsnsin-sL
~ -Se-.Ysrk water-Cure Estn eiis n RAJ a.
We - = NJ svs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
LAUGH AND GROW FAT

THE AMERICAN JOE MILLER
CONrAiNIN0s Preface, Biography and the most anu.
- sing collection Of Wticisms ever published. With 100
illustrations prepared expressly for this work, drawn ~
Cru lkshsnt, Lsech. PbiE Hening, btne, Crosquill.
Doyle, ke. Phes IS cts II. LONo Il bkOrhEk,
.is Sus ~ App-st n r.
rREEMAsOMRY.
a LLYNs RITUAL or FREEMAs0nRY, Illustrated
n with numerous sugrsvings Also, Key 70 Odd bei'
lowshp copies VI tho abovs boob, just pro-
cured price o. Also. edition Of Plato Ia The In
mortality Of The soul-tl Is For sale by
ais Iws VIZ. GuWANs, l1s ruitoa s- NJ r.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
pHILADELPHIA Arr UMIon,

gor the promotion OF the Arts Of Desgn IN the United sssss
GALLERY AND OrrICE,
80 Chesinutst shove Eixbtn, Philsdelphia
OFFICERS roa 1888.
PRECEDENT james hMlruie, sovsfsrv, John Ssrain
ice P,esdsa Joseph B lTreassy~, Chas AscsllisteS
Coyyespondss0 dg~.f sad AefAnrv, II. H. Doty.
aANAcGas.
Rev HeyJ Morton, n B Wallsee, Wm. w Tilghmsn,
Hon w ID Kelly, John Towne. ChaSies Topper.
Henry Reed, James Wallace. Henry g. Carey,
n Butsf,
Each subscriber Of e5 becossss Q member Of The Ar
Union D year and for which be 10 Of fscsiving
splendid Engraving, (worh sOns the amount Of his Sab
.crpuon and al ihs annual dsbutou OF pfzss chance
Of Obtaining hne original psinnT TO be ssisetsd bx h
sef from The Gallery any pubic eahbiuon 10 she United
Subscribers OF this City who msy drsw prizes ess
their selections from the pictures for sale on NE
walls OF tho Nsuonsl Aea femy of Design
sub-crbsss for this yssr ending hsy TN. ls@, wth 70
csvs for eseh subscription Of t one impsessoa Of sn
engraving, Of Ruth and Soar ffom psintins ~ v.
Rohsrrns 10 possession of Joseph SILL ESQ pblaesiphis
engraved On slee In mHed syls Of us supps ana mef
kotno, by John ssrtsn size Of engraving twenty one
inches by hnson and half
Persons may procure The asi yeas engraving Insrvtsw
of John Knox with Mary Queen of soou With ths ons fos
this BY taking eerhcaiss both Of which wl 10 70
presented 10 the annual dsubutop of prizes The snrs
vnss ready for delivery W subscribers, and may 10
seen Of Messs Williams Stevens, Bt bfosd-
way-~here Subscriptions will BE- rscsised
Tho subschpon booss for This ye0 viii eoes ihs oth
pros therefore IL 10 desirable that ali who intsnd W
sasscrbe, will do % Immediately. N. H. DoTr, ssey
All l7usQAs
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

FiREs.-About O'Clock this morning fire
broke out In the building rear of 100 Woos,erst occu
pied aI carpenter and cabinet msker' shop The
building and It's contents nearly destroyed before
the dunes were exinguished. The premises 700
Chambersst ST. were discovered ire this morning by
Sergeant Crawford who with the assistance Of the oc
cupan,. extlugui.hed the danes after ridng dsmose.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

lsDIASa.-The UAig, published at Rising sun
boists the name Of NcGAveHxy for Governor
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

FHE NAGARA's MAILs.-The Boston journal
Of Wednesday has the following
We understood th. morning, that all letters Intended
Tor the Continent OF Europe by the steamer Niagara
on which FIRE postage was not prepaid were haoe
to be retained the Post Office here This fact snouo
be universally known 1t applies TO letters received
per mail from New Orleans To Eastport as well as te
ihOae dropped into the rosi Ohce here.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
NEW BOOKS. NEW aooYs,

(NALL AT DEWITT DAvENPoRvs rr,bans ssild.
- The Sea Lous, BY Cooper - eenls
Bl.ckwooss Mnkzine for April eu
American Joe Miller, illustrated IS ets.
Memoirs OF my Youth BY Lamsruns. IS ess.
Valentine NoI - cis
Chsrlss OMsisy. by Lover % css.
Man Msds of horey - e8.
LittelPs Living Age. No. lS. ~ ets
Gold Min-s of Gla. BY Meooer. 80 cts.
Od Hicks the Gelde. BY Weber Ses
Millirers Apprvsuee. g cts.
Complete Gardener and Fora. Is cts.
MsrdL by Melville, IN z vols 81 IS
AGrysrs Novels, eleven different kinda. si IS each
The Besauui widow. BY Arthar. 9s cts.
Amelia. by Miss Leslie S
And al other New Booss ss econ - Issued als
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-A sailor by the
name of Henry Moon while in a state Of conviviahiy
ss night, fell into the East River and would have per
shed but for the aid rendered by officer tresm
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PUNIsHNEST-MAssA-
cHusETTs The Joint Special Committee on the SUB
ject Of the abolition OF Capital Punishment nave sub
mitsed Report 10 the House with drain VI bii Tor
the abolition Of the Death Penalty for all crimes except
that Of murder In the hrst degree-that ~lliiudol
crate prerneditaed murder For murder In the second
de gree the bill provides thst the punishment shall BE-
confinement the state Prison for life. The crime Of
killing man 10 duel, as principal, is counted murder
In the drst degree; and every second In sucn duel
s counted guilty OF murder In the second degree the
crimes of treason rape and arsOn are punishable win
imprsonment for life. instead OF hanging. ss 'ne Ia"
nO provides The bill also provides thAt tle supreme
Judicial Court sna exercise the same Jurisdiction over
all crimes specified specified In this act as has hereto
fore had over all capital ofenses.
re- The weather was exceedingly cold or
saturday and sunday. The streets were ice bound
ani snow fel Ia sufficient quantity on Saturday pight
10 cover the ground On sunday our ciuzsns were
clothed In the habliments Of Wnter-muii@d IN eloaSs
and furs There was some snow on sunday VITO colo
winds Great fears entertained that ths tTuis VIII
be injured II not entirely cut on BY the irost mus
far however. notwithstanding many fruiI trees are 10
full bloom, told no damage has been sustained
its sharp fross succeeding warm days which cut on
our fruit-and the present cold weather may pass Oy
without causing serious injury Pits Com Jour ION
rY- We are pleased to learn from Hon John
Noryen that D. C. Lawrence Esq OF Michigan mas r.
rsived 4 Clerkship In Mr. wings Department Mr
lawrence ia man OF standing and soiity. and was
nominated AZ the Free SOu party candidate Tor Con
zress In the I'd District but declined in iavor OF Mr.
Sprszue BY which the triumph Of the Wniss IN 'nat
District was secured. lDsuSI AoFeiIso'
~ The trial Of John w Crafts at Boston. was
commenced On Wednesday and At The same time
W Wl,on indicted with him for conspirng u destroy
tie Franklin was also srrsigned. lie plead not zaNV
CY' The first shipment o. the season from
KinEstou 70 Montreal 20 tbls FloGr-Tas made 90
Tuesday. lOsh INST
" Samuel II. Davis, Esq Associate I'd Tor o.
the SDrinz6la Mas Republican died a. Springfield 90
tn II N inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
.sr lvrrY MIR ovr

LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
MONSIEUR ADHIkN, the real and ineompssssIs
sor6as every sysniox this wssh q The mnssu Rooms
is Broadway, when be will give 0rsnd hsgics ana
Egyptian Enisfisnment Doors opsr o. 0eloes, pesrm
sncs W commence si 0cloek Afmisson 10 eson f1iI
drsn Is cents 40
THg DUssELDoRF ACADEMY OF ZINE AkT!
'l,HE EXHIBITION or PAlNTIN6s ~ Az
ists of School vi. bo open svery deJ gonosys
sxesolsd from 10 ocloch An until 10 oeloes 81 tns
srxe room over hs hall of the ChDfch o Divine uhny N
Broadway betwe-n spring and Prince So Admissioo ~
esns; sessoa ucaets aouI l5th June ineiasve esee
catalogues lst cenls. sb me
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a CO. nsnaiser1rnz Jew
Ii el.rs. nave removed frUm Llue Gf-s1s-sIeei 10
No II Maiden Lane up where thsy ofer FOR sse
f.sorsbie terms large sssortEent Of J-Tery he a. he
loN est prcss
B-A CON no3i01s Osee 10 lsi ~ above and q ca anti
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

nPDRIG.-Tsls oe.ng ne approach q sse s7sson CT
Dho.e sihy insecs, h- p9D = ar s, sa.
ss,-,- Possor- q 10 b. bad 1suEl a. % CaihsnIe
= and Mrs. Hsyss F1tou-G bFooklyn- Prc- only "a
y a
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

IT. Senator WALKER Of Wis. arrived at home
on SATURDAY, the 7th inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
BOOK TRADE.
IAYARpS WYUEvEH.

fT'hE SECOND NOLU Z pQbl8bed his dsy, contaninl
every word of the and fse siue ~ sl toe lLns
UstiOns and Asps Of Tie Engtsh e6ifon. ~ %.
ChaSsan Chrissns o kufdissn sed he YeG;dis Dew
worshipcrs ard inquiry INTO ne Msrness snA Arn Q
The Ancient Assyrsns. BY Aastin Hssry La ayssd Esq
[. with Introductory issies BY Edvssd hoeiasus D.
safhcs Of Bibca Researches In ralesxsns Ae N tw,
volumes, with numeroos llcsusfiocs o. 50.
The Third Eaion vii 10 paenshs1 % Saturday, cert
W. 4 . q vaiasbs vost Loessr.sr
s<rs ussfsi u TIE 10000" kvsaRssx
ne ssok u as Lsstos risss
Of ~ A.orcs vsss Of he s.co'.c ts 80 . es,ss,s CO
Asrds otn-s" ~ ksesrt>r
o. psrsed seoa, of osr upss rrv. 1osrssl
'''i'a 20, sI.,S .s -. .sS,. .s ,ss.,s.s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
JOHN wILEY's RECENT InPoRrATyons.
BLACKS GENERAL ATLAS Of fhs World, new sdk

IbSoSsford Edition Of The wsverley Novels Containing
several thousand sngravnzs wood and stss. ey Ne
the e1reng artsS ~ vols scand IN IL. hs morocco
sit ops hss calf Rassis very nesty eoard b
lhe beet ssyie.
saaispesre- -krishrs Pictorial Ediaos & he wo<hs o.
via q copioas Biography Edtes By c. krisht
Fsoo Pabes-A rev verson by Jsneo svo cso<h ~ -.
HosSths WORKS. from The original plsiss; viii bio
and dsscipaoss uusrsrvs ofthe psses vol folio, aAf
morocco.
seosrs pra~ceal Cosion Spinner, svo. eio-h y -.
Don Onixosie De Ls Msncns-rrs1sstsd from tss Span
ise. Illustrated. royal svo o. 50.
yscOos on The Precious Megals vols. syo. elotA ~
have d tererusl and lniesra Calculus svo ~ -
Beeesiein's Cage euda. nususied limo 81
fisnmsns Ansioniea Ssndies tSlS
ale Sis For sale fsf unoa1way
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

~ Se--York water-Cure Esta biis nme ns
We OJIIus's---- = = NJ
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09
wafer Care nannal.

We have recently received copy Of this lit
lie work, and End In II a great deal TO interest
and instruct. The following passage in refer
ence to the Cholera viii be found interesting at
The present time:
CDR. smethurst, of England, in his very ex-
celIent work on water, gives rs the following ac-
count OF what the great Priessnitz accomplished
in the cholera in his country;
When the cholera ragged some lew years ago
In Germany, Priessnitz saved great many
from death in Gutenberg; he did not lose q
single case. In slight cases, tePid sitz baths OF
long duration, (up TO two hours,) were suffi-
Gent, with constant rubbing Of the abdomen
and lower extremiries, cold water being drank
In small quantities; injections aided the cure
In more serious cases, where conyulsions and
paralysis had already supervened, the patient
was put into a half bath, and rubbed until the
bt,dy got warm and steamed. After being
dried, and resting awhile, the patient was
wrapped in wet sheets and sweated In them
Besides this, frequent tePid injections and sitz
baths, of an hour and half long, cold water
Of course being administered all the while.
Diet should be very strict; fish, (eels particu-
lsrly,) fruits, salads and fresh beer are injuri-
or,s; IL should be light and nutritious; eleanli-
ness must be particularly observed, fresh air in
h,led, dwellings and bedrooms well ventilated.
DIR. Casper, In Berlin, was also very sue
cessful in curing cholsraI his plan was this:-
the patient, if his skin be dry and withered. is
pl,ced in dry tub; II soft, with clammy per-
spiration, In q lukewarm water bath, the water
reaching up TO the navel. Then four to FIVE
p,ilsful Of quite cold water are thrown over
head, chest and back, downwsrds; at the same
time two pailsful Of cold water are thrown hor-
izontally against the chest, from the end Of the
bath. Every thing must be done quickly, and
the patient then put to bed, the bath being re-
psated in three or four hours. In the interval,
ice-cold bandsges are placed on the chest and
abdomen, and renewed when warm; the head 10
covered similarly with ice-eold congresses, TO
prevent an access Of Nervous fever. which Of
ten succeeds an attack Of cholera. Cold water
for drink, by which the disposition to vomit is
much diminished, but increased by warm drink.
Frequent baths and frictions will diminish. II
not always prevent, the extension Of the raw
ages Of this epidemic.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

wrath BY such asystem ofsIavsholdingf ne
will. Of course, exert all his powers to produce
a change in our system. Wknsver slavsno'a-
ers now comply with the rsqusitions OF the 'ys
TEN of "alavsry in the abstrpst." they leave the
laws Of cur system. Oar s!stem isa "Psrvef.
ZION Of slavery" accordinglte the BANNER and
any one who produces god from u must per
vert the system. -
We infer that the editor Of the Banner wiz
exert himself to have the government take
charge of the education Of the blacks "if We
mean to benefit the slaves says he, "let US 90
II literally and ne6ly-ff them for Liberty, sna
then place them soAere they can enjoy It. LEI
THE GOVERNMENT ADJUST ITSELF
TO THE REQUIREMENTS OF THECAsE
AND PERFORM THE DEED, AND ALL
WILL CONCUR" The italics and capitals
are his own. 49,
We consider every man who will exert him.
self to carry out the principles Of the editor OF
the Banner, a fellow-laborer. Let each one
work for the good Of The slave in his own way.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09

can doubt How The change l. 10 !. -,
IL q matter Of great doubt. Il |. u..l...
Weigh again s' wealth. Ridleul. and 60.
ton viii not lessen the value Of v.,I,h
check mems sagernsss in Its pursuit 49,
In Itself, does not merit denupel.,,..
certainly never need fear ridieal.. w.,,a
itself, 10 agood- There cannot ,. too -
II in community. The evil, sopp..,.A
wealth, 10 owing not 10 It's amoun, ~,
inequality Of distribution. Til. -.
causes wealth to be regarded a. . ,,.r,. - ~
iinefion- Hence its relative imDo,,.,.
comes unduly great I, is made IN. a., :,
eisl position, IL not Of character.
where no poverty could be found. thar.
be little danger in wealth. Cea.ipv a, a"
disfiaefion, II would cease 10 BE- , s.,,n,.,,-
Enjoyed BY all. il would be vOnhi,n.I =
none Hence as IL seems to rs. one Er,,, A.
ject with Philanthropists should be such :,
ganisaiion Of society rs will secure IN -
dividaal the opportunity and the e,o,.,,, :,
obtaining at least the comforts Of liz. So
should be 20 constituted that no msmb., ,h..,.
be doomed 10 poverty.
How can this great end be ATTAINED,
question easily asked, but hard to be sn,w.I
Wecan only say that to 10 il seem, 80.
that il never can be attained until IN. p,,,.;.I.
Of Cooperation takes the place Of eOmD.,,,;..
until you make the interests Of men .rco,A..,
instead Of diseordsnt. Let 1t be uud.,,,,.I
that the interest Of one man is Identified .;,I
the interests Of all men, that when one ,,o.-
Pers all prosper, and when one suffer. all .ns.,.
then men will cease to hold the pO,tio, -
rivals and will take the position Of brO,h.,,
All industry would then become truly pros,.,-
i've and ell Interests would be rapidly adv.ue.5
This great truth is beginning to be uBS.r,,ooI
In its application TO nations. which h.y. eou.
in great degree, 10 regard each other as fri.ud,
and not a. natural snsmies, and, in tins, il VII
be understood In its application to individual,
II 10 but the great principle Of Christian b.u,,0
lence and brotherhood, embodied in the vold.,
rule, which only requires to bs regarded ana
rsverencsd as principle, instead Of bsluy a.
mired as sentiment, TO produce great and
mos, desirable changes in society.
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men. has already gathered 90 much impulse saa
.r.,ov that its ultimate and not very disian'
triumph is inevitable. The masses ".' '''s
IN. eensro.s feelings Of their hearts and turn
ing deaf ear TO such preachers ss 'n' one We
have been considering, will press forward in the
present noble effort to redeem our State rom .
most affective and destructive curse, until our
6ns old Commonwealth shall be redeemed
Yes. however much few rscreant preachers
may for awhile strive to obstruc' the oh~.''
course Of emancipation. thsirefforts will Dc va'n'
for as sure as the rising Of Tomorrow . sun 10
the dswning Of the day Of freedom In Kentucky.
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emancipation Meeting.

The friends Of Emancipation will hold a
meeting at the Court House, on Thursday night,
the l4th inst, at . o'clock, for the purpose of
nominating candidates to represent this city in
the Convention called to frame a new Constitu-
ton.