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The ratsas TO be Of good asd wholesome quality. to be
approved by the Collector and the different articles
and sufficient casks and vessels to be provided by the oon
be understood that the oontraetor will be bound TO
furnish reasonable notices. often be required
by the of tbs cutter with the appreciation the
Collector mot exceeding day each
week suoh fresh and fresh tables be equya
lent the corresponding parts Of the ration allowed in the
naval service. H. MAXWELL, Collector.
CUsTon house, NEW YORK. COLLECTORS OFFICE.
~ lSl9 Sealed roposals will be received this
until the 18th Of December next for Supplying Shi?
Chandey for the Revenue utter and Boats this sstion
for from the first January next according TO the
folio wing list wiki
Anchors K1dges Canvas boandsaa Lumber white pine,
Brooms, Hickory, American hemp, clear,
Birch, Cotton, No. =, 0akum,
Corn, g No. 8, Oil. sperm, winter
Bunting. all celors, Nos, strained,
full width, no. 10, Summer,
lfwisth, Bawsers Manila, Z" Linseed boiled,
Blocks, friction Hemp Hawsers =" Raw,
rollers, Housline, Paints, black lead,
per inch per sbsave, Hamtroline " White lead,
Blocks, bushsd, Hooks Thimbss, in oil ground,
COrdage, tarrsd, Junk. Powder, aannen,
/" hemp. patent, Leather, rigging Z" printing
=" bolt rope, Oak wood sawed Soap brswn,
Manila, aud delivered, spun yarn.
" Chain, Leather, pemp,
All articles furnishe at tho lowest
market price. H. AAA"ELL Collector.
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SALES 8Y AUCTION. .


DIT JACOB 8. PLATT-L. q cARRINGToN. AUCTION
ssrVcICss;5y China class aud Esrths.wsss ssiy
viii SELL this day, Tuesday commencing at precisely 10
&C. sS dp
% Ard iS 0 sSa 'S A
ssy Pe &C. Hs q cli@s Tea and
'as ssu.rs $3.50 % Of
dres barrels gill faf-tn ope-thisd pint and pint
A.0 one h.sdys Ls%E: Globes shades: Bottle.
s.s Bird Tsunts and Boxes. coicsns, smoke shade. re-
isS,os PurcSsssrs Is dirsossd to the same anu ''
WV. DUPONT, ,AUcrIoNEER.--sPLESDlD RsAL
Indie Gs%s. nsE sha.l, a:
& isS S IF sn ssesn may II. ~. A.
n MS.d, S.m gi'T R. x at u s. an OF e
figured Dress Paters all in perfect srder comprising the
svsT before offered saueen this oountry The whole
for the london market and for quality and
I S l5sy nS ssha
SsS S e. Re d Sss ,S Ss 10
ssT No T,: and Of Ghas. Esa Gosn-
give e h quality Of tho articles and the sregu
No other goods admitted in this sale.
AIDES FASHIONABLE SILK BoNNETs AT AUc-
Answs 5 o,soCd VI. , h. day shsir
sssiy assar Se .sIe q furs IS ia trmmcs Ladies SILK
Bornsts fashionable styles the property Of lady rsln-
.Ss Library Il ,hs late Simpson The oo.Cssa s%
sshif and ali lie various branches u terstais all Il
handsome binding.
NTHoNYJ BLEECKER, AUTHORIZATIONS
hsu,,hss s Ice. viii ,,
M on ON % sns ,
sS street the nss aud sss.nt h0sssssd iaraurS
other things MhoEsny and Rosewood Chars Sofas vans
casd fssls Rssss coa Centre Tables RED and
Green Damask window Curtains with muslin drspey
Pier ess. in rich st sme Ensravipss ana OIL Paia,-
Iss hsIdomey framed ooi lsiaire char ssehms
Table Cutlery; Alabastsr Nae Grandoe bronze asd al,
Egyptian marble TOP: Rass ana oil cots sas,s and ia
Eis OrIamentG Presetysd Birds ana Bird Cares fsrir
French B,dsissds wssssrds Bure.us, and pr.ssi.g
Bureaus ogether With the Kitchen Furniture. All r. n,
SON, ely uade csrrsss, Lirht wsson double ard single
Harness the whole IN tno order Catalogues on ruestiy,
CANuEL oscoOD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M
all Sis sny . oelosS sesssss ,sos
trca houses ront and and the lot which they
lot rs feet mont W 100 feet dser front house story,
25xso house story, 5r26 The whole viii be sold in
one parcel Terms at sale.
UCTIoN SALE or FRESH TUas, BY ORDER or
Ia rast ten o'clock their sales ROOM No - Broadway
Of wall street, sook Of valuable fur manuaeturet
vstorses Of eyefyi variety style ard quality Aso 100
splerdd Buffalo. Bear Leopard and Cent sleigh robes
Sale without reserve Catalogues nov ready Jerns cash,
ourrent funds
AUCTION SorIcE-HESRY I. noGuEr. AUc-
n DISQUALIFICATION Not'es-splendid Paris Fancy
o'f sSs S9a $50 cSn. masu% 20
be cola without Hesse, vii sell At
eomnerers each day o'clock the ire stock Of the
Pss rsp eSas ts. ss r ga
saar. $50 Broadway Chinese Museum.
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Two TICKETS lrIRsT CLASH T0R THE JANUARY
steamer fren psssma 10 san Francisco, IN Of ths
best IN the shin containing hut tre b~rth for
sale. together separately. Aprly ls Psasi street W
ttairs.
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nR. MORRISON Is oorFrDENrIALLY CONSULTED
~ on sll diseases Of doilcsts nature rrsctes Of 70
entbles him without recent
eur.di, three ain DAYS No fee TIL cured strcturst
seminal weakness he Invariably Soc bis Losdon BIZ
plcms In hts ofhco. - Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

TINE MUNITICTNT GOODNESS OF ALMIGHTY GOD
has been pleased 20 place medicine that IN
Immediately and tHectuaiy the most distressing cas
81 lodily debility Affections therefore
nend al persons thus afflicted 10 try IT, with this assuranoe
that good resnlt from taking e. the viii be
turned. 81 sent BY nail will nsrre bottle by express 70
tnYfart Of TIE United sate Direct 10 IA LBOT WATTS
bookseller 100 Nassau Ask for waits
udcte A. thsre living God, believe 10 Is spe-
cite remedy for all nervous, bodily mental debility
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WILLIAM MCCORMICK, ACCOMMODATIONS
ibrary- This day IT 10 O'Clock, NJ IL spruce strset
the Library or the late II. simpsonj the collection
braces standing works theology history gunning
fshirR, and ell the various branches Of literature all In
handnlmA binding.
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BOARDING., &C.

SNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN0SN NNNNNNNNy>N>NNN
BOARD wANTED.-A LADY WITH A GENTLEMAN
ID is DESTROYS Of procuring board in small family,
where there are few or 70 other bearders. Two well
furnished rooms and full board for the lady only The
situation be good neghborhood above Spring street
and West Of Broad Parties desiring references need
not Any family having slch accommodations
obtain desirAbs occupant by Addressing Lenox at the
Broadway PoitOthce. Communications contdentsl
EURNIsBED RooNs.-Tw VERY HANDSOME AND
newly furnished the the other
second floor let with either full partial board Apply
at ia Franklin street. Single gentlemen preferred.
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II AIDES FASHIONABLE SILK B0NNETS AT AUC-
- usn-yan Antwerp osgood will SELL this day at their
auction OF Broadway and Wall street. imme-
dAteiy after the tse of IS full trimmed Ladies' SILK
Bonne fashionable styles tho property Of lady relin-
suishng bushes
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A UCTIoN SALE or FRESH TURs, BY ORDER or
n Asgnsosvsn Antwerp Osfood will sell this day. at
Ia o'clock their sales No. - Broadway
corner Of all street. stook Of valuable furs mannfaeture
expressly city trade consisting Of about $50 MUTE and
Vetorne Of every variety style and quality. Also 100
spler did Buffalo, Bear Leopard and Cent sleigh robes
Sale without Catalogues ready Jerms cash.
nnfa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

EoR SAN FRANCISCO - CALIFORNIA srEAxLINE
The substantia and elegant steamship ISTUkUS hav
ing tses built and greatly enlarged with fine
dasors for In the oabin and storage will posi-
vay be despatched from this port for San Francisco Cali
trrs tsorpins At RE Jansro ans Psnsms1 SATURDAY
i5h December At ere oclock from her dock foot OF warren
tteet, N n. Another Of 1000 tons burthsn will
lave IN the month Of Jsasa 20 form direct through ne
San from Panama, 70 connect with e ee,-
rs Ohio and Geoifis en NV York y ChaSr. Fer pas
tsg-. sTrly 10 NJ. EOBER1S. us West street.
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rI,rE WHO'LL nrpIclL FAcrITr cHAILENeEp-

f.rmanent Cure in one day, without hedicae lit u
generally considered qEacksh 70 adyertge but those VIII
have been unfortunate TO contract bling upoa them
selves dntae should fnov that they can obtain perma
nebt csro Of Dr. lamont ~ Rsade street, for trhn
su-thefeiOrs We advertise Female Pulls, warranted 81
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NO CURE NO PAY.-DR. CoRBITr, ~ DUANE ST.
may he consulted the treatment Of certain delicate
ters practice Of sixteen years devoted 10 the treat
nsnt Of delicate diseases enables Dr. c. 70
mercury used.
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EoR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINH;--TuE srLsN-
did new shin MONTERREY 60 tons, eii have quek des
patch for tb. geld region Can handsomely accom-
irisd rmbcr Of first and secens cabin passenso
fnr pss<eee w. ~. SUTTON, "a Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-04

L,oRs, FRANCISCO, VIA Rto DE IANErRo, VAL
u ysrsiso and Panama The new ttesmship gold HUN
TER having tao powerful Engines keoney Couillard eon
mabder will be despstcLed above the 0th December.
lies the foot of Grand street. East River. This
steamship has just been built In the mott h0rsugs manner
under the surenteudence % Capt william Skddy ssa
Offers Superior accommodations for passengers The number
" DAVIS, sRooKs d Co, 90 broad st.
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"A tion.er Auction Not'es.- Splendid Paris Fancy
Goods Toys Boa Boas Coneoonary the entire stock Of
Lafayette $50 Broaap Chinese Naeum,
be told without referv.Chesternan Hosuet will cell AZ
action "Wednesday and thursday 18th aud 18TH instant
comnecrs each day AZ n o'clock the en- ire stock 81 the
splendid Paris Fancy Goods Toys Confectionery, sc con
taiued IN that veil known ethishment the Lafayette Ba
sAar, $50 BruadE AZ. Chinese Museum.
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of six Lectures the Poetry of the nebrews
contained In the Old Testament will be dslivsrd al the
Stpyytsant Institute, Broadway Mondays 3d. 10th aud
7th and on srsdays 9th 18th and 10Th Deoeunbe by the
Rev. Dr. Raphall Rabbi Preacher of the Synagogue Br
nghsm, England Tickets for the Course ST. Snse lee
turs 90 ee,ts which with the syas be had Roe
eswood Son, all Broadway I. j. Grower, 500 Bread
way Sheppard spsuldn, lss1s Broadway George Il IT.
Miller, Ci5 Broadway; T. Lockwood Co., 459 Broadway
Samuel Rn.moH 76 Bowery; Isaaes Soomons, 63 Nassau
street; and Of Mr. Polnsn, at the Ipsttuts.
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g ANUEL oscoOD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M
W proved property tauci0n Van Antwerp ok)od viii
sell h 6ay " o'clock ~ the herchants skohang those
tricA and the lot which
stand, Known ssEo So Twefh street A. The
let rs feet 'front.' ~ et feet don front house story
25xt0 house " story, r26 The whole viii be sold In
one parcel Terms at sale.
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WALLHALLA. Sc CANAL sTREET.-THIs sPLV

wv AIiLIiA LILA, 30 NAL 81 KEET.-THIS SPLENDID
w place of amuteneht, after having under gone q
rough rehxpg for the winter reopcned. Fairy
Girls represent the most classical Of Pictures
seuptuIes French Ballet Dancers in their respective
Performance nrht ~. Extra eyery
Wednesday and Saturday at o clock.
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nR. COOPER, ID DUANE STREET. HAs, ron THn
last fourteen confined his rssts. W ths treat
uent Of mercural other diseases o. defeats
Ne the Aggravated Of this dssass snd
seehsvv..
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II
~ moving Transparent Panorama Of the Nile Egypt and
Nubia, 70 miles with Oral Descriptions Museum Roens,
Chinese Bulldogs. $50 Broad ay-Is speu daily
Mornings from l2s to halfpast two M and evenings
from 90 r. NJ Also magnificent Gallery Of Egyptian
Antiqui,es anmmies so and splendid Tsbeaux Of Hero
g phical Writings Paintings and Sculptures Egyptian,
Arabian Turkish Greek and other Oriental Music
~ Mons Donat sasr performed during each exhibition Mr.
Ghddoss descriptions commence precely At r. NJ and
~ I'm Ad.isson 90 cents; children half price Gid
cents For other particulara smail bills.
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II ECTURE ON CALIFoRNIA.-kEv X. TOWNSEND
~ uddart will siye Lecture at the Tabernacle on Tues
day evening December 4thSubect CALIFORNIA; illus
tratsd by large prepared eEnresy tor the lecture
frem the with outline Of the history
Of that and future
commercial State Tickets dty cents each, be
taxed at the bookstore of ThonAs Grower 69 Broad
also the Irving House and Union Place Hotel and
door en- the evening Of the lecture To commence at ~
o'clock, precisely. No postpenement account Of the
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TTALIAN OPERA, Aston PLACE.-WsDNEspAY

ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLACE--WEDNESDAY
evening December 1872 wli be performed verdrs eee-
brated opera sera, ERNANI-Elvrs Sigma Am Patti her
frat appearance this season; Giovanni Sgnona Ayog
lrnan, sgnor Ports Carlo Sig Benesentaao Silva, Sgpor
Novelh; lago, Signor Gube Ricardo, SignOr ParoIz;
Conductor and Director Max MaretEsk Costumes BY
Uesrmsn. Prices Of admisaionA Seats in Boxes
qnet, secured either for the night season. 81 So Aa
msion ON the evening Of periormsneesrquet. 81; A-
A hall
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HAVANA ORANGES 10v BavASA ORANGES OF
H superior quslty arrived Forest King will he
Iod In lots 70 suit purchasers on board pier No Ia sas
River this day, Tuesday, at 10 o'cl,ck.
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the entertainments will with daring and cle
CANT the Tight Rope by the Ravel Family
and Leon Jsvel Master Antoine Rsve will maze his Sc
Chm After which, the comic pantsmime of NICODE-
hUSN ieodemus, Rays Bon asse, A. Rsveii verdun j.
Raye Ernestipe, Nile. A. Lehman To conclude with the
eemie pantomime of the RED GNosE AND WHITE WAX
RlOR Rouge, the CT ONE, Marzett; Blanc, the White
Warrior Antoine Bavs other characters by the Ravel
Family Admission 90 cents.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-19
Virginia Legislature.

The following resolutions were recently
into the Va, Legislature, by a
select committee, of which Mr.. Floyd, Gov.
ernor elect Of tina; State, was chairman,
!. Res9iued, That the institution of Slaves
ry was fully discussed by the Convention
which framed the Constitution Of the United
States, and that the rights Of the slavehold4
ers were fully recognized and amply protect,
ed by its provisions /; that, without the com,
promises then solemnly entered into, the
Union Of the States never could have been
formed; that any attempt to abrldge the
rights of the STAKEHOLDER, or to prohibit hls
free emigration, with his slaves, 10 any pora
ton Of any territory of the United States, 40.
quired by the common blood and treasure OF
the whole nation, ia a gross and p~alpabIe Wis
olation of the Federal Constitution.
2. Resoired. That Virginia cannot, in hons
or or in justice to herself or 10 posterity, think
for one moment Of a submission TO a law OF
Congress, having for its object an abridge-
ment Of the rights secured by the c%onstitu-
ton to the stakeholder and to the south and
she will regard the passage Of such a law a
direct infraction of the Constitution Of tho
United States, and, consequently, a subver,
sion Of the equal rights and benefits secus
red by that instrument alike 10 all portions
49,
of the Union.
3. Resolred, That Virginia will resist such
an act Of aggression to the last extremity
and by every means which she can CONS
mand.
A.. Resolrsd, That in the event Of the pass
sage, by Congress, Of the Wilmot Proviso,
or any kindred measure, which can or shall
have a practical operation, the interests and
rights of the States holding slaves, then, and
in that case, if the Legislature shall have ads
iourned, it shall be the duty Of the Governor
TO convene the General Assembly of this
Commonwealth, TO take into consideration
the said act, as well as the mode and meas
sure of redress.
5. Resoived, That the Governor Of the
Commonwealth be requested TO send a COS
py of these resolutions to each Of the States
of this Union. and also to our Senators IN
Congress and each of the members Of ths
House Of Representatives.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-19

mocratic institutions, and 10 alleviate the
miseries Of that generous and intelligent peoA
pie which has just given me such a striking
proof of its confidence. The majority / have
obtained not only penetrates me with gratis
iude, hut will give to the new government
that moral force without which there ia no
authority. With peace and order cur coun4
try can again improve, can cure ita wounds,
and bring back the men that have been m,sa
led, and calm down the passions, Animated
by a sincere spirit of Cancellation, | have cals
led atoand me capable and ~pal,iotic mon,
who, despite Of the diversity Of their poliliS
cal origin, are ready to devote themselves
with you to the application of the constiiu~
ton, the improvement of the laws, and thu
glory Of the Republic,
"A Government coming into power owes
a debi Of thanks TO its predecessors, when tho
deposite Of its authority is handed over 10 Ii
intact; and, in particular, | owe it to Gener.
al Cavaignac 10 say, that his conduct baa
been worthy Of the generosity Of his charac4
ter, and that sentiment Of duty which is lha
first quality Of a statesman. Hear, hear.l
We have, citizens and representatives.. q
grand mission to fulfill. To found the Re-
public is the interest Of all--and a just and
firm government. | shall be animated by q
sincere desire Of progress, without being re,
dictionary or Utopean. Let us be the men
Of our country, not the men Of party and,
with the aid Of God, weshall at least do good,
if we cannot achieve great things"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-19

oil france should it enter into a compact with
Nicholas OF Russia, engaging, should Poland
ever again attempt 10 r~e-assert her liberty, to
ienu her aid 10 crush the rebellion? Should
she thus act, almost the entire civilized world
would declare, Among all the nations of the
earth let her be accursed I"
The compact which the North has entered
INTO with the South is worse than the COM
pact We have described (; and whether or not
the present generation in America awaken TO
a knowledge Of the infdmy of such a deed,
their P~osterity will regard it as an act more
trai'orous to humanity, than was tina; Of Ben-
edict Arnold 10 his country.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-19

How CAN IT De REcoNcILED l-In the
speech Of ]. r. Giddiugs on our first page
the enormity Of slayeholding Is thus ~illustra-
ted
"The robbing a man Of his money or pro-
perry, or the Selling Of his ship upon the high
seas, we regard as g%rieyous offences, lchich
shoud erclude The perpetraiOr from human as
sociafionS for the time beng. But we look
upon those crimes as of small importance
when compared with that Of robbing a man
of his labor, his liberty, his social, his intel.
%lectual enjoyments; to disrobe him Of his
humanity, 10 degrade and brutalize him."
IN the course Of the same speech he refers
TO Hon. John White Of Ky, "of whom,
though a shareholder, | can never speak with
out he MOST PROFOUND RESPECT" Now it
strikes Us that if slaveholding is so much
worse Than ordinary robbery and piracy, and
if robbery and piracy are SO bad that the per-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-19
Louis NapOleOn's Inaugural Address.

The following is the address delivered by
the President Of France at his Inauguration.
1t is a model Of bTevily worthy the study Of
American siatesmen.
"CITIzENs AND REPUBLIoAEs The suf-
frages of the nation, and the oath | have just
taken, trace out for me my future conduct
] shall follow it as a man OF honor, and |
shall regard as enemies of my country all
those who shall attempt to change, by Illegal
means, what all France has so distinctly es-
tabllshed. Between you and me, citizens
and representatives, there cannot be any real
d ference of opinion. Our wishes and de-
sires are the same. | wish like you to place
society on the true basis; to strengthen de-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-19

Dissolution OF THE USIoN.-Some of the
hunkers Of the North express great fear that
our southern brethren Will withdraw from the
Union if the provision of the Ordinance Of
1887, or the WiImot Proyiso be persisted in
by the NorIh-taey insist HAT there is no
doubt about it and think it 'dreadtni" 10 con-
tinue to agitale this question longer. How
absurd the opinion that the South will with
draw from the Union. Why the very fact
that she is overrun with slaves, would pre-
vent such a movement. She dare net sepa-
rate from the North lest her own slaves should
rise up and butcher her inhabitants. The
North in that case would not be compelled
TO protect them. If these hunkeTs would
bear in mind that there are at least five blacks
to one white person in the southern states,
they would not utter such foolish opinions in
regard TO the action Of slave holders, who
would make our free territories slave terrific
ries'-Bt9. Rep.
What is the reason that people will not
comprehend the truths upon which the anti
slavery reform is built. Not only do Dis.
unionists show that SO long as the North and
South hold governmental relations, the for
mer is bound to protectth the latter in its slave
holding acts, but politicians who cling to The
Union as tie very ark of salvation, are now
and then uttering truths, perhaps unconscious
ly, that Disunionisls are villiied for declar-
ing and yet the people do not comprehend
their bearing. Take, for instance, the para
graph quoted above, which admits that If the
slaves Of the South should go forth to battle
for their rights, the North would be compel
led to protect each and every southern State
against ttese swarlhy seekers Of freedom
that such is the pledge by which the people
here stand bound. Such IN admission is a
seal of infamy upon the nations reputation (;
and if the editor of the " Buffalo Reporter
should ever presume to speak Of this nation
as high-minded, freedom-loving, just and gen.
erous, we hope that some one will remind
that he has himself asserted the contra
ry, inasmuch as lie contends that she has
pledged herself 10 crush humanity when she
wears a colored robe, and to qpench the last
spark of liberty which burns in The bosoms
of American bondmen.
What would be thought Of the Republic
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-01-19

p~etrators of them should be excluded Z" from
human association for the time being" the
STAKEHOLDER should not be treated with the
" most profound respect" Either Jet us con-
denim all systems Of crime and treat all crimi-
mails with profound respect, or else condemn
all systems and all criminals; or if we make
a distinction in the latter, treat those guilty
Of the Lesser crimes, robbery ard piracy, with
more profound respect than we do those who
are guilty OF the greater, sLAvEHoLDINo.
Blu, while pointing cut this inconsistency,
as it appears to us, VIC would not fail 10 call
attention to tue valuable historical facts his
speech contains, and especially 10 that por-
ton Of it where he gives vent to his indigna-
ton al being called upon to appraise the va
lue Of a human being. We suspect none OF
the Shareholders then present were overpow-
cred by the respect he lavished upon them
in his comparison between their value and
tina, Of the slave they were asked to pay for.