The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-07-07
EMANCIPATION MOVEMENT.
Garrard Coansy.

me libsrtY Of presenting to the publie ,h..-L
ina medium Of your excellent paper. "a 80
with the question Of Fm.n.,,...,s
and also The progress Of the Emaneiua,,.n a.,
in the county OF Garrard. And in doiay IA.
Il ismysois object and Intention To stat. ma
ing which eahnot be directly substant.t.s
Your readers are aware Of the fac, a.,
discussion OF the Emancipation question r.e.n,
ly took place in the town Of Lancaster. h.,,...-
Captain Cassius NJ. Clay and and udgs c..
r. Mckee, the substance and re.ult =, -
were accurately given by eorrs,pOpd,,, :
fermer number OF your paper
In reply to that correspondent, The .5,,.. i,
the "Garrard Banner" Of the 18th ina, a..
ave made challenge to Mr.. Claw "a -
this question, which, so far, he has f,il.s =,
eept."
In answer TO that statement woul5 -,
that CAPT. Clay did accept the prOpo,;,;0, :,
Judge Mckee, and so informed two y.p,l.,..-
Ofthiseounty, with a request that the fs., ,ho~r.
be made known to the public.
That fact was made known 10 the Dphl,. L,
being openly stated in the street. Of Lapc.,,-'
and il was the general understandings tn, -,
debate was to take place at New Hone p,
Lick, on the first Friday and SATURDAY in Ia
deem it due TO Capt Clay, as sttsma,, r..
been made to misrsPrssent him, that ths,. Ia.
should 10 made known to the public
Capt. Clay was completely triumDb,pt Il. a..
debate in Lancaster, and certainly had no,b,,-
to fear in again eneOuntsring the sam, -
sary.
Judge Mckee is man Of fine talent and ~.
'esses an unusual degree ofyiyseIty. but IN 49,.
instance, truth compelled tn. pro-slav.rv nat,
Of Garrard with but few exceptions 10 -.
that their champion was defeated.
And am happy to state that in this soB,,-.
the cause, which few months ago apps.,.5 :.
be almost destitute Of advocates. mas grOwpw,b
such raPidity that all the attempts Of the n,,.
slavery party TO frighten the thinking FRANZ,
Of this community from their position, will Al
and utterly fail
notwithstanding, Mr.. Sartain, the candida.
OF the Emancipation party Of this county. h,
had to contend in debate with SIR prO-slsTsry
candidates, he has upon all occasions. in poln,
Of solid argument, proved more than mate %,
their whole array.
As an evidence Of the rapid growth Of II,
party in Garrard, would merely remark. TIA,
the PrO-slavery party have been forcedtO a Con
Ventioni their men are deserving their rsnk,.
and nothing but "nOise and confusion" pre-
rails.
We feel confident Of victory in an even racs.
and intend TO contest every inch Of grOun5.
1t truly mOrtfyingto observe upon the par,
Of a portion Of the Pro-slavsry party Of Grrsrs,
q disposition to crush the poorer class Of II,
community in their business, on account Other
political opinions.
One gentleman Of that party advised a rish
Shareholder near town, to discharge a worthy
and well qualified eysrseer. on account Of Biz
Emancipation opinions AnOfAsr Of that party
refused to purchase madeleine Of q rssyssts5l, ase
competent physician Of Lancaster, 5seals Z
uas an EmaneipGtiORisf.
Aad still another declared kis infsafioa % IL
continue the custom he lad sIfsnd,l 10 a Otis
u,e5an;e If I,,,.,,., 6....,.k. -
that tks gsntlspsaa had attended ssvsral E4Gasi-
prfi0n meetings.
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az na,.oa.l n,o..,;.,i.,, e.. .-.-..-.l !
this ho,.,.d l.nS az f,..5,,,, N,---i.--l.ls-
.rs. have vou No ,;sh,.7
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d. tb,, We b,v. ,,~b,. "a - -
tain than
Nv ,.f.rsn.. A., ,ha..c.-sp.
2stb inst an ,,,;.l. w;I \. 80 ;, ~. -
eolnmn- c.I;nr No., go, -, -, a..
an in,.,ss, in N. ..,,,.u.n, - "a. -
ton. 70 ,,,.nd and .iv. ~. ,,S;,,4.5 .,,..,,.B
10 the man vho IN t..,,...,,. - 80
dsutlv nroeI,in ,bo.a s,s.,,,v,b.v b.,b .bsg5
sink deem iuto ,hs has,, ~ w. n,il,D,s-0.
mist sv,,x n.t,;a, sx.,w E.n,,.k;.n and .,.rv
lover Of tha Sou,h "
| This man i, lame. sb,pnon. President q
Bacon College. IN. Irish advocate Of slavery,
and . resident Of Mercer Cs.afy
lin another column Of the ,ams paper, he
.d;,o, ..v..
81. T. Bovls. Esq. Of DanVds,
will make an Emancipation speech at Psint
Lick church, this evening a, o'clock. Cn1
our Emancipation friends find orators and ar
a.. - a., IA.
Britain for aid and comfort in their shhoiy
crusade a0.in,t the propertv ofthseosntry'"
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"' WY TINS
wiling 10 near and II IS Perieeuy nsH' ~
pro-slayery marty 10 have their cause advocated