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Nov. 26--3tf between 9th and 10th streets.
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

to, become Of more than half a million oil
freed blacks driven forth to seek the cold
charities Of the North!e " They viii starve!
Wherever We turn. we see nothing in the
agitation of the slave question but rGin and
distress to the colored race. sDa A. ann
A circumstance occurred here last week
which has led to the foregoing reflections.
Passing down Nassau street, three Or four
persons were standing inside off store talk
ing to a black man, aud they invited us TO
come in. "Here is a black man." said one
OF. the gentlemen, "who wShssto sell him
self as q slave for, $780,. ,,;YYz cso
We entered the store, and saw q short
stout fellow in rags with . good c~ountenance
and no indication Of vice. ''+'.
"Where do you b~elong2'' 'a so''
"To New York; | was born there2"
"Don't you know that you can't sell your.
self as a slave in this State:?" fl.
"What am l to do? I can get no work;
I have had no breakfast; I am almost naked;
no one cares for me, and l have no friend.
Is it not better to have q good master whom
/ can work for, and who will care for me2,'
Here was an illustration of the practical
Of domestic African slavery,
while it exhibited the hypocrisy of the Abo-
.litionists. They could raise $4,000 to pur-
chase the liberty Of two mulatto gifts, and
yet allowed q poor black to offet to sell him
self as q slave to save himself from stsrv-
ing in q free Northern State!
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

Who should be first onthsl spot but sbat
rascalty doorkeeper who, after, releasinf
the goat, Who was made a cripple for lie.
and h~npilingithe other rubbiIh which bohni
the goodisdyts tire aoor, anxfously inquired
If she hadbeen taking tls tDrgrees.sH ~.
tTakipgthe Degrees xelsimsd our lsd1
|'f you call tumblihg from she top to the bot
tom ofthe stairs, with a tarhsl goat to Jump
upon ye as ye 60, taking things 6y sdesfees,i
have, and ifayeigeneraliy Tighten 6olks Vi
+Es have me, end hurt'snn toiboot FAwaY.
| |Es0; y ,thsyit aPste as much noise ~
IT hope You did not open the closet Mad.
am said the doorkeeper.' a
'Opsn the eloseti and sure ibid. Hyouu
want q woman to do any thing tell her moi
to, and she'll do it sartin. / couldn't stand
the temptation. There was q secret, /
wanted to know it, and as I opened the clos
ct, out popped the tarnal goat right in my
face. i thought besure it xas the devil,
and l run for the stairs with It at my heels,
when fell over the tubs and we all arrived
at the bottom as you found US, in a heap to-
|gether.
'But Madsm,' said the doorkeeper, you
are in possession of the great secret Of our
Order, and ysu must go up and be initiated
and ride the goat in the regular way 4
Regular way exclaimed the old lady,
'and do you suppose |. am going neal thai
I%ciitter again-and without . bride or lady's
saddls-no never, I don't want nothing to
do with it, or a man that rides it. I'd look
nice perched on q goat, wouldn't I? III
never 60 near it again, Of your hall nuther,
and i'll can help It no lady shall Join the
Odd Fellows. Why I'D sooner be . Free
Mason or Anti.Mason and be broiled on 4
gridiron IS long As FIRE could be kept under
it, and pulled from garnet to cellar with
halter, in a pair of brooches and slippers,
just as my poor dead and gone husband
used to tell me they sarved him, and he
lived over it too, but ] never could live
over such a ride az I took with the post to.
day, and you msy rest assured that I shall
never BEE . goat agaia hut what I shall think
Of the Odd Fslows.' ~, 10 -
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
BEAUTIES OF NORTHERN FREEDOM

TEE CoLoRED RACE AT THE NoRTH.-
Major Noah, in the N. Y. Sunday Messsn-
ger, writing on the condition Of the blacks
at the North, makes the following truthful
remarks on subject which is more misrep-
resented and misunderstood at the North
than all others put together. Wehave room
for only portions Of Major Noah's article:
"Hers At the North, the poor blacks are
not permitted to work alongside the white
man. Once they were permitted to follow
the humble employment Of carrying up
bricks and mortar; but they we're kicked
from the ladder by u white fellow-citi-
zens: They clean boots, scour clothes, but
are not permitted to sweep. streets. And
yet We, who prosecute, neglect, and Espu.
date the free black man here, are filed with
holy zeal to make the slave free at the South,
and deprive him Of a home, of food, and of
clothing and Of q kind, consideratef master;
aud We struggle for that freedom even ct
the expense OF breaking down, dividing,
end destroying our glorious Republic
Suppose al the slave States were to say TO
their free blacks: s.My friends, We have CIV
you employment and bread. but your
abolition friends are snxious thatyou shokld
cone forth from the iniqnity that surrodHds
yoa-go te tAsm and zee If they viii do %
much Tor you a. We have done!" What IS
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13
HOW STANDS THE DISPUTE?

While we were in the interior Of this State,
we mingled freely in political circles, and
are therefore prepared to speak Of the feel
ing existing among the people upon the sub
ject which j. now agitating the public mind.
In the county Of Shelby, we did not see one
democrat who upholds Benton; on the con-
'trary they d%enounce him and his disorgan-
izing efforts in the most emphstic terms
Macon comes next Here we met some of
the leading men Of the county, who inform
ed us that all was right with them. We
have letters from other men of that county
telling us the same thing. The feeling ex-
listing there may be understood when it is
known that a large number Of. the citizens
left their employment and went down to
Huntsville, to hear Mr.. Green's speech-s
distance Of over 30 miles. Randolph coun-
~ is "right side up" We could very east.
ly perceive this from the large crowd atthe
meeting in Huntsville, and the enthusiastic
Subtraction expressed with the speech
Some Of the old "wheel horses, of democ-
racy in Randolph express the most bitter
hostility to Benton, since his somerset into
the arms of the free sellers. Among the
number we can name DR.. WIN. Fort, a State
Senator from that district for several years;
Capt. Hancock Jackson, q member Of the
lats State Convention; Judge Horner, Capt
Yates, and 9 host Of others equally estima-
bic. In HOld Howard" it Is q Jug handle
affair-all IN one side. Her air is too pure.
to be comfortable to the existence of the
white liyered gentry. Thsy have held e
meeting and condemned in the strongest
terms the aiders and abettors of abolition
ism in Missouri. ra., Il
We are clearly of opinion that if the de-
mocracy in other portions of Missouri will
only adhere as firmly TO the old landmarks
of the party, as that part we have. ns4ed,|
there will be Mt difficulty in frustrating tins
%endeavors which Benton-aided by his
at the north-ism making to fasten up
on rs a system Of measures in open rebel
lion with the principles Of the State.
Norsh-Eas Reporter.
When Peter was e~ndeavoring to walk
upon the waters, to meet bis, Master" and
was about sinking, had his s1upplicatien been
as long Is the introduction IL one Of our
prayers. before he got halfthrolgh,|
he would have been fifty feet under water.
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|or ire use q the Government, paying $1,000 for
Democratic banner., 1849-08-13

oh From the Hosticulturist. a sdl os ~
Singing Bird's Paiiss oLbt &PpstsisAbHR
r. Wouidst thou have me fall orTHyps7f ~
He.rims sing, ofsse me dief roo' 7r' nav
1.-THE heart is cold and dan, oA fs'H' ''''"'
knowing nothing beautiful. st" ''.'a, s
1fthy proud eye never CLOVIS
Within light love only knows.
If the less Of friends or hOue,,ir 2" c''
Ne'eTh hath made life trearisome--- ~
If thy, cheek has never known ,iqisae1 oa,i,
Tears that fall with sorrows rhoa~httpG,49'
liza hopeless mothers sigh =, is's s 1','1" ss4 a.
Brings no tear-drOp fsses thiassyes=, is 20
Thou msyst smile 10 see me !,die7s s:lif,n''
: ,GfN' IE1i uln-tH 81 = tFEpsI ~ s'7U-9
But If thou canst love the lay. s,s'' =, :, .. ;Gsq,
Welcoming the birth Of Msy--.s nrd' hrs
Or summers song, or sutpmn's. idree,
Cheering winters drsar1 s~ysrger-4S,s.sb 81
Ifthou lowest beauty's hues.so . oiet n"o"
Decked with light o., genfned with dsNs--s
Il. all meaner thoughts sbeHs,1. .saohria,sl
Thoucaust hope, and trust and hve-.agH;
If from all, di.honplr1 free, q ,s,, ''D",, e,sSi
Thou csnst Natures lover be--- - y,'oI-,sq
Spare her minstrsls--pits meP , 81 No,
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