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r- Erom ,ust responsibility 'hsl never shrink sn'
,n elegant French silk bats The low price OF man
u,seln,ed on an entire principle. For lu''er soa
.cohr.,s Of h,sh equal to any OF the Broadway has a.
A. ara Tor nealoe.s and du5 sbiiy superior
RsOWN l4s Csnslst pexI TO the cor OF SULLIVAN
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v.,xwstt.-The last pubic app ea'
gcsc't' ri, unsurpassed band, At TIE Tab
Iscs Of oSps VA. greeted by very large audience
sp.e' ~, a. usual played with exquisite expires
T'' p' sssss to the delight of all who heard 'h'"
uosrcoMrRr GUARDS Paraded through
az , o street. on Thur.dsy evening, and o.nl9.
lied s'sp /, now one Of toe finest In tho cry
Uniform sS%s men discipline and military tactics
md ioI AMER msrchos the Guard. stacked
few Can n.rs and retired for refre'hmen" Aiter
arms u ,aeseded to dismiss at tue rendezvous 10
ihi' 'As me Company turned out II ma'ke'' on the
oeessoh Tho .,eamboats on the Ston.
LII p,ov,sepce line will be removed TO Pier No.
iDlH pI,s,. alter Tuesday next whence they will
80 80, 20 leave, a. heretofore, at 5 P NJ.
..v,1-The sloop-of-wer Decatur was at Port
N y - -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

DANK or .ALIsBUKY.-fh. Ncsss 80 q ns ,s sass
Dot Salisbury, hrylsnd- reessnso ~ - ~ "a i,.ss
n WaIlsl q Der ceci tsco2rL
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OrrIcg CKo1oS AQuEDucr Boz

orr,cY CKo1ov Aqurpucr board Ap,il =, 1919
NIOTICE TO WATHR rAk hh--W sle' hses
CRoiunds PARK Wafer takers who are DESTROYS OF ho'
having II of will please De puneIls 70 'ns' IRs
% 1m25 UzZIAu WENaAN President I. A. DOsIO
&I OO TO LoANI9 S Os, . .%4' al %pp 5TRo's'
YaU w. city P'fRpGSss'ssEiL ssroRRs sw.iiM
X,T.TEK WHEEI,.-Any one having !, or
w foot Phiisdephs Turbine sIer "hsei io' 'Ae "''
"s as 81 2s purchaser " K AoEN Igs ws.er-st
'I,U PRiNThRs.-gorss ir ooo second hsnd snsIT
cylinder Pr-ss. bed 4oI4S inehes; one 90 DO, Deu 80.
inches Boh presses In complete order Win shoe
nys5' 40 VIII DC '01 ''" R. HOE co IS Gold-a
DRINTINf PRKss.-A cash customer msy be
iound fot second hand but hr.,-rae Smith or wsse
ngiou Press-psiien Il by 50 inetes-no e'' snu n''
as IL. WELLS WEBB cor Fulton add Duieh st.
MANAGED Turkey red eursiu oAmbrics linen sheet
- irgs, table cloths. diaper, towels, nspEins ooyl7s
drsperv musns and houssfurnsbing goods French gng
sc Tor sale by " MATHEWS, o. Csiha'ines1 AZ fu'
,It,ts -Ait-rSO locomotive boilers VI u TO 10 horse
power, and secondhand locomotive oOilef Anl c.s'l
Of hone power complete ana .seSnS S nlIP
as 6leod Fulton Iron Wort, Oihce SO Chefry-.l
Two DRUGGISTS, COT NTRY MEkChASIs, / I'd
L ders ana olhsrs-A large lot Of Hibosrds Medicine
viz Prs CircssSsn Balm, C,rmnitlve save, and " ID
Che.ry ,ters will be sold 10 large or susl eashuue'
as liz II. "''' IN JONES So AIMS; % door
WOOL TWINR, NAILS, &c.-SoGo pound.
w OF Twine suitable for fleece tying loo bs-s cotiol
seios; 80 do wrapping do; ~ London ard bnoeepor'
seine ~ ire sssorisd 80 DO shoe lheaa ssfiou'
Qualities SOCV nails, 6SaSs and spkrs -Vt 10
In, oasIy eing twice ard three thread iOf SAFE py
| Al IL ZEBRA CT MING, loo resflst
| CHE1P CARPETINGS.-R LAWRENCE, ~
y Cansl invites The st.-nu0n OF purchasers 20 as very
hsndsous assortment Of brusses three-py' nsrsn shd
netsu CArpetngs Druggeis " every wdn ealn-ie ~
ufted Rugs. old on Colhs hGsnoga WINDOW shades
sc Persons n wHrI Of The above Aruc,s ~ % W. "
| cal a Csrs-sL a. ."s'o.l'
| INDIA RUBBER CLOTH DkPOr-Ihe ,ao
E,cribsr having made gef0eru IN sfgr AHl
mr-r Al Rshway J 10 receive ard sel hs cioNn' q. ~
sy-nt m prepared 70 ct-r as good an efus
40 Al "A low = price can be obsAined OF Any u
nfer In The county for cash or spptov-i no'-s IeHs
| 80 .ra,xsmine A D. GALE. - Pears 81
| ASH to'se' 49,. w
| HyFHI4ND COMPANY TO CALIFORNIA "A
Can,ssry ia f1rntrg for uuius Proeclon ltis 40
.,ri.on viii be conducted differently from any inel o..
vst been formed Tie great OBJECT viii be 10 presSn o..
snon Ttis /, not Joint siOck t1inoug or aty OleI -
| ic,.rv scheme 10 deceive ihe Members EGy aPPA0e
| IN !. nsr-.ssry }. q. BOLtN, io4 oroeaNN'
| ",u ss - between VAL and Pine-ti
| NTEiR.IGIA PU-ITINHLN CUhBp-A
Me- a. M nervous ard physical decay mehi
| l. bv WATTS Nervous Aoudo;e and fnysleA hes.y
| ave References 10 Ni.ism burns Ese. td!9t s1n.s
| ni.nsirh. C w Weber EsC author OF Ola hle. ~
| laise, decree Hayward. Esq = NAsssaGi l. D1A'OO
s. o. Sssssu..i Ne To be bsd Only u
| as IL IALoO4 49, 80, - -
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r. Nov 10 the time to circulate cards handouts e"eu
lars &c and business men, who need sueh Arneles os
have them printed at short notice ana eSooe"'s -"
pr,ce. ., O,UtsS BRorHgRs Steam Printing Establish
men, San suildiug SO Nassau at cor Fulton Cards &c
p,n,ea by steam at half the time ususy ieqoired fef
cons changing he places Of business are Invited TO cal
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ieh' Kfar.' ct al g ns = stf, s.si s.ssr
shp hs fkrsd ',arifF ri-f IN AL a yrsr..
as sunf- snt 80 tli A..-
Ban oron lB''u ssar. Ef-.n - sgs ssa., % { " r.,
Ctsr1
Ban Gnis,rc- .Dsal Kras Rg,..fl.- 3, s.r, i.- a..
rts-.-r-s. o. T-rvs c.
SIR T'asrs- Posp8 ssyasps rR p a-ys sus.- - cha.
a Po1v-r
b.. s-sa b. - Corr - - I'D p.s..ns.r, 70 G
rsi Mn;1rr c.
Bs's sP.su.a: fPra...s Euhu se-r.. Eas . a.y, co. %
Bos IsnI lsal Ir-sao Pa-r-ao g. .oa. &C. % os--
pace
srt 49, ~, rl -. s--..r'.as 1ssg. "a o. E.,erkL-
nsi her istftrt tuwsrsst7F- r.
fas;s' al ne Eng ~ 4lasnsr-.5- Pa.>ns.r-Hg
kahafisll, a1c % s'--r-se
B,s J'il B.h, Ns'4- N5s .4y cnna. sgflsus Rlon
Brs g0.sa sr,sa fof Bangor s.-sr, Da-- c. q. Pc D.
rff or- -t.,-.r - a 80 q. -
Br>sv-. Got PsroaL saF-rs...c song a ber.
so r. Belfast Cgfi,rr- g-r. 4 .oa a. toess SIR
BIZ AnssH 10y ss. FoE-- p % Ji--rr ~ ssys. r.s.
order
Bns VarP Kssr.u s. Jahr PR.Iss s1ssr sat noss-s
% JEu-I
Pr VEN, x4r.. w.si-or, IS 90.
Ser r ste fs- H1'-hnso-. y far
srbf p a-t Gssi al. Wa-t-gtcn. sc
sttr Fr.ari.. g.. ~ W.sa -st0a sc
scif 20 tf-smsa. Bsib. W.
schr Ch-ssp-sis Es-y G.0-yt-E.. sc
9 ~ ' ctona, E-.1. HsrSfh
scar -sf-r. B@.ra- Rlstsu.
SIR g. ne q. Fssla. B7s-.1
: ~ C0a Besrs- r..rrt
sctr Faye. T.-nsn. Bath.
q, Do, Herr Psg-or. Cropsl. Hs.fsH. IS
Sir no.itor. r-s--y. Nsr-tsul.
SIR Car1I1~. H., Plr-st
Sop LAZY Fsrsrs Rabnso1. Scr Harsa.
BELOW SIP TN frm SOrsa... tss Ro.- s,aad-a Co.
Aurs P.tsn bfs $ "a. ron ssysan@h 1900.
81 Hzrssr5 % Sos;or from ksfo- rI pAssenss ana 's
aad brig.
WIND. Ap-l .7-ssar.e NJ. rsrtlsn EsE, sunset
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IND, APrl .7-ssar.., NJ. rasr,si.s, E:E. sunset 2


CcTTeFIITTf-1rs n F1Tf9f
By TseS~agh IENts. De- Apoi - 4 v
H. 5rrhi.3.s reported yesterday haVnz r proves
FIsrr5a
Rl87 - thl. ron t- =
sss,ars very ghi from ~ I'D Esah~r tcE VI
Jho B1ra. from Bssi IA srfs1, 80 ~ -
supposed Esprs "a r In Rive. rss-s . 80
stA Nt4is
.t-e1t or painted po. ss.-i close re hsr On Der upward
co. t ~ As .ss II veatt- prevented tss o.
c.o.4 ID, spcs from tie shp morn-tsfy stpe '-f
tt 10 d.s II ssich o. courier lr. Ter - ~d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

| AU.RTFRIy REPOHT.- Statement shaSiaa
~ he ccrdiaon n he Bow@fy b-rk OF Ne Sliy u w.
VI ar As,oeia-d Rsnt % th@ morning ~ ssAfiAJ hs
| tS.uty- fourth day 0fFehrusry, 1919
| '-r-'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

ISI.BnR 81 BiED have reeelves ~ isis arrivs'
4 Gasrn sxsrlss lsc-ne rsura sirs.l Fy-risas Hf-
n,rt.r, Tie kc which, ogeth-r viii th-u e1l-cnDa {.
gallery sc1p.ure Chimney Pieces, 10 nsy Oce' o. r.9
prrss -
.SgI=E RT.I,E-- FOR -XLE-siInsed d =
sroz1ug West-rn ely. win may sdytnia<ss Terri
,.s.sr.be For f.rieer part crArs i1qure OF NJ NAnD
A co 50 Asit-u-lsre = -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
UygIcE OF raE YOEK AND CUNsrELAso kAiLRoAo,
Yo.K. PsNrsTLvsNlA.
-n-r.-r. =. rrruERN a.INEN inai Prnpo.s

Io.E. PgNrsTLvsNlA.
>rOTTCEIS HEREBY GIVEN. tnsi PROPOSES
,s - -s-sv.f fIr .he srst1son snd hssorfy Of ~
sa-rsrt seclous UPON hls Inc Of roaf Tee Ano9ni on
mssonr h-lns lag-. he sueuuon Of eon'rse'ofs
800 S-.-if-sfinrs q the wors vii % fesdy ~ as
trbuou AZ The c-e ora afef he - u A'r Ard pro
no.s. ul he received uEt ne Job u May itcrafe IT.
i - css1r-fersing Ne gs1tl ~ PER cert
-t tb pl-uor u he coor.ct Proposals WI Aso 3s
rivet fr h. corsr-;e consrrctnn - he ~ofk fof -
l,i. rny,h Of scout under - s1p-fi--r1-1c-
~ fh4 u,cer. ud ard rs sf.s IL, . d. 81 ~ ga =
Goa ms socrv al bridgiag &c % 1r1is1 Al ne -a-fs
r,s. H. rOusrs-ls o. 10 r. Irsd % t4t@ flr ~h-i
IN ~ money th-~ taish liz enure constfuclon Of MS
rk ~ hst portion q his sn1lli tn-y WI are %
800 n n Cou-psny BE- ord-, u The Pr-siteui
49, Dlrsr,c-E JOHN NcD. 0OLDsBOkOl Oh.
- 49, y gIcrr.
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IIoi -ku"Lp hNir,kk s-ns'.a ~ 80
uou on SAT- ApAf ApHi Il 81 ~ vsieet q ". srte y
MslsL On sssofme = nraNrre rpmpfsint ti-sse.
hfes " AMI inffsin ssfrrts wee sut tables F'-nth
heisssl. mattresses mshogsry fsuef tshes raftss 90
h...ny shsfs ssssnt ss.o,a etsnsh snt te-a Yfless
nj siaals stoves. a. A.. NNl ~ ~
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EIrrinx Ir.Iifnte Nelice.-Th- - d

q a.. Bosrci1s sr5o1l. ccrsrcct cn T-s.ssy. Msy
PBps t-sir-1 - - pgretlsL AF7'caious sfn .
way. u more e uy-uieri $500
q So Nm ChAs LYON, Prucipas
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90, TO IkT-Ths very smsi ssoFy bres hsass "
~ fss F0art@s1ths hss th- Cfuiou vssf .u1 efsin
-" 10 No ssbl- fof ssfy snail fsnaiy oaiy
efa viii ia mad ale possessisn Aso 70 ~ -
sg8 u s,ofss sao sfue n IL slofy bfiss csc -
"a Faunh a. aad Ts.lhhH ssat e1ia Aso " lsi ~
store ssd " stofy bsics hoss~ "a Ssafe
:, ,s.t y, ~ eo,nss of goaos-ntks o. sioa f0s
req 81 Apply u Som Of morning rn6 sfenins sea
II WsLs a. stSsy from to1Fa q" v
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. Free Reaiins-R oOm and Library open
10 IRE p41ic On Sundays a. tsx- ia. D-larrF o. p-af
TIE Bowsry. yuhlc pres-risgiur - tcoEs as o.
szldsy. ne = = rat NJ iLLf.. m-rb-r u re IA
v1I lecrurs Sssis fr--. llgl fALk, Sc. y 4
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I'll. O.ofO. PIE Members 2 HslhslA- l.. q
No = are requested 20 be 71tcfuA sher si-rcsrr- ~
heir r-1t -e-urg o. Eo1tE7 eve .1g Ap -. a.
ar~rcm-rts 10 ne By Laws cra- fir sriio1
Joe srTroS. secy fsz2 10 iPkT,A klLLER. q.
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= Pre.erNnlien and Re.IeralIen of >iaht

Pr0f-ssor BscSso~. ID. s-r = y-.fs sl1g AL ia Ia,
perfected - 1i,coVs-s Wsereby he SGlfs ghf ~
pre.s-v-s sor f.s uhrui gilsses ks0 rerrsrerg -
stored .N-r gssses tsv- he-r 1sst > cr u Jezrs Ard
sEti cgr-d a. 70 - ~--ss % rorins riiht sny
sqrsc. operao1 psr may or materially ini-rf-rfr
win bGsnezso- pless-re. knc a. comparative smal
peose Par. OF hs Zee b. pad 10 slvsrc- ~ b.srcr
A. he elos- " - ess11s shih range from io N src
n rar.o-ssre rrtss.fsd Af-r r-sforsh.s si1rI aha
b4rsf1n.-i Orr4 days II NsTfo a. Tar't-AyI. Frisyi
ars Sat1'dsys h Wtrrers from brotfssJ Rear C'y
Htlalc in Boston to other days a. II Wialrrf A.
l-l-rB mat - pospad- a. -
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NKw n~ITiRk AT ArCrioS AND Ntk
lNPFTtN0 tc-NstfFR oRrfNotoh 90 -is
.su rNlsuAy aln 0ts~s ~ kesamans SEQ ias
hsruny maize iop wsshslsrds and hafeaus sd~.esies
srfss rhsis Fr-nch beasesfs sfm ehss refh-s
.mes isbles. gasfteits tseiss a. &c Asa csfst
M 90 Yards hFr~ py insFsn and Nsnsnsa esrpeens
fefgls cash ." ~
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,r.,p.ors 9 s or.s,, saiiSi Ssrw~urrms

I1slLtrx wARk, az A q flrrLf st eel o. go
iiia % MONDAY, o. To- 0clort o. u po~uins o. sns
ssssrr-nt n mahogany 30 sf AT e~arcsr fufunss -
f.ui moving ufn ne 10 vhai@ u safh ess her
IN us~ ~ ard rOosisis ~ sfasses st citef a.
peis .oss ecu es snt sfs stes nsntsi sris
snp ehias snd ssfe g. Ne Aso Silver = az "a
slvsf lee pot cake hsskei A. Ar shfA"n mftiNfe
y a "a "a ha o.. oil rnumrnfe ~ ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Ma if. o'cioss 81 iN T~.fA q nssf yinb sveeie- -
ur ne srurs - re hsase cVrssuns ~ 80 Of
scfss ushcssr. cfsrs Ffenrh h-isissas usf
10 tsp ord card sses. tssns sticnsns csea~s
far~.us tinrs ard i-s tshes chantsn-.s ~ SO
a. .na hal smps fsrp~s ard a. soths f-sah~f h~fs
chirs srd sss ~sF~ ruuefr eesnh~ 49,
iirhsa hfnfture. soses .c Sssoss-s f~sdr 90 hs
ns,pin. ~ s.i. A., 4 sses eisno ksts e. ir
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/. by WATTS Nervou, Aoudo;e and Pnysea hes.o, .
ave Relereuces 10 Wi.ham eurns, Ese tdI2r s1ness
D.pstch; C. W Weber tsc aninof oi Ola iS.i, &c
1-its, Geor.e Harvard. Esq = NAsssaGi l. DaA'on
So o. Nnsu-si &c. To be hsd OILY " 80, 49,.
H,S s ~. TALBOT WATTS, 10. SsssA1-st
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o..,,, s..s.r.,s s, r,s.. .,,.,

psr0".s. 80 soN6aY' ."'s ~ 81 y. ~ssss .s--..
n Dante Afdof f~sF s.rtuui thsfi-s Davis Whiisn'
Assin Hsns Ff-. rhonss Amos snd sle<fs nt-si.ses
49, isms's wesfifs sppafs eh.sss usats wsshes sna
.safy A. ta ~ srsush rissrltns ~ eftsf N
a. soc Ikskrr rNAffh fshHe Aew"sbsi@
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uusga sok0Ar .a.s,an-s'

WILLARD Auftionerf
nv uE>kN n. WILLARD, gaee NJ rfa.4
W.. -hIRNtruHF sAlfs NfNht Y VILLAIN
- ss. ne r@ssons au~uiin sses - heessAsit -
niasn 81 tho fesden ~ families shft se esp ~
sblsi~a Acc. cut dom s.~s ~ 81 tssffiFtsn 40 f~s
sFNJ aOoNfY sssu.n~-s
lBoOgs AND shot- az aitfivN ~ v
ID UkLt. 81 store ~ f~sfsi 49, ss~s fssHrf slas
ssref. ss.ouaist - s~s lesiAs sal IS stsss
- yUFsDAN Nsy I. q 10 erlsft A NM
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31

This is a paper just established by the Synod
Of Indiana, New SchooD at Charlottesville
Ia n edited by Rev. James II. Johnston, and
Published at 50 year in advance. The mum
bers we have received have given us great pleas
ure. They are not only filled with good selec-
tons and excellent communications, but display
an enlightened and liberal spirit, and a warm
christian sympathy with not only the religious,
but the philanthropic enterprises Of the day
The editor has no disposition to"pass by on the
other side" or content himself with saying "be
ye warmed and filed" and shows disposition
10 apply christianity 10 the every day life OF
men, from which most religious editors shrink
with alarm.
We have had the pleasure of an acquaintance
with Mr.. Johnston for many years, and know
few men for whom We entertain such respect
We know him especially as a warm hearted
friend Of liberty, and a contemner of that cow
ardly expediency, which is always afraid of in.
juring its influence by displaying common hu.
manity, or venturing 10 think for itself. W.
hail the Herald as a valuable auxiliary TO the
cause of truth and freedom, and hope IL ma,
meet cordial support
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31
mr.. Clay,s sessep.

We have read W.T. great interest the COM
menis winch hsv g been made upon this letter In
Pspsh com ing to us from various sections OF the
Union. Probably no document which has aP-
rSssred for many years, has been 50 extensively
circulated and read with so much eagemess, as
tins letter to M PIndell, or rather tins address
TO the people of Kentucky. In the East and
West, at the North and South, il has appeared
almost simultaneously. You find 1t in papers OF
every class, religious and secular, Wing, Demo-
cratic, and Free-Soil, Emancipation and anti
Emancipation, and in all it Is published as a
document, which the editors, whether agreeing
OF disaueeing with its positions, regard as one of
great importance and destined 10 wield vast
influence. We propose now to present some ex-
tracts nom different pspers to our readers which
srs possessed of interest in themselves or serve
10 indicate the public feeling towards the sacred
Gauss Of freedom
The Memphis Eagle publishes the letter, and
accompanies it with long and able editorial
commendatory Of its tone and spirit. The Edi-
tor thinks that Mr.. Clay. q. Kentuckian. Is
tnsfinsd in presenting such an appeal tn his fel.
io~-citizens. if he thinks emancipation demand
ID BY Kentucky's best interests. Every STATE
- night TO Ps0side for itself. and must provide
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31
Ce.ve.sss. Of sI.veA.laer..

Some Shareholders, whiting in the Louisville
Journal. have spoken of the propristy Of hsv-
ing meeting Of shareholders on the 18th of
April. previous to the meeting Of the convention
at Frankfort. We consider the suggestion an
excellent one, and several Shareholders have ex-
pressed to us their wish to have such meeting
called. We feel authorised. then, in behalf oil
Shareholders friendly to emancipation. to call q
meeting Of slsvsholders to meet in Louisville on
the 18th Of April. Those who hold slaves viii
thus have opportunity Of comforting with
each other on the course which they should
pursue in regard to emancipation. The sdvan
tsges Of such q conference are SO obvious that
no remarks seem to be necessary. Let there be
full meeting.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31

Ii 10 very much the fashion with politicians
occasionally to 20 through a very vague and be-
wildering process. technically called "ds6ning
their position" This process has come to be
regarded generally with suspicion, in conse-
quence Of the remarkable fact, that the men
most ready to define their position are the men
who have no position to define
We have no wish to take politicians for cur
guides at any time, or on any subject, and ss-
pecislly unwilling should we be to follow their
example when the example is VIGOROUSLY bad
Therefore, dear reader, have no fear that we
are now about to pass through the disagreeabs
process to which we have alluded. We have
NO intention Of defining our position, for we
hsttsr ourselves that our position DOES not need
to be defined. If that position does not define
itself, Il is not in our power to define it.
Our object in writing this article is to ask our
readers, one and all, to do US simple justice in
one respect, viz: TO regard rs, and not our cor
respondents, a. the opponents Of our views
We do not ssh them to approve our opiniOrs,
We only ask them, when they desire to learn
our opinions. to look to the editorial articles,
not TO communications, for information. We
permit our correspondents to speak for them
selves, and we take the liberty Of speaking for
ourselves. They speak not for US, nor We for
them.
We entered upon the task. which we well
knew to be an srduous and trying one. Of edit
ing the Examiner, distrust.ul Of our ability 10
do Justice 10 the work, but with earnest and
sincere desire to do the very best in our power.
We engaged in the work because We believed
an opportunity offered for doing good and adj
vancine the interests Of humanity. Our hearts
have always burned with freedoms FIRE. Free
dom has ever been dear TO ms, dear for its own
sake, and a. our inaliensble right. As we prizs
- for ourselves, do we value it for others
We believe IL TO be the inalienable right Of 9TH
srs, Of all; and because we believe il to be the
opportunity which we enjoy Of expressing ouI
honest convictions through the editorial COL
umns of the Examiner. That opportunity we
have awaited ourselves of and shall continue to
avail ourselves Of, we trust, in all sincerity,
esrnsstness, candor and kindness.
We have not occupied our time In proposing
plans Of emancipation Such has mot appeared
to ne to be our special work. That work :.
we understand II, 10 TO shoe. q well a. We can,
that freedom Ii right in theory and practice,
that slavery. IN theory and practice, is wrong.
In performing this work, We hail as helpers and
friends, all whose hearts glow with love for
freedom, and we hope by all such to be regard
ID a. hslPen and friends.
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The friends Of sm.ncip,,iop in Boo0, Can,

The friends Of emancipation in Boone Coun.
ty have madea callthrough the Covingtop Jour.
nal for meeting to appoint delegates to the
meeting at frankfort. In their call they say:
We, therefen, friends Of Emancipation; ire
spective Of political party. deploring the inju-
ries which thu institution Of slavery has already
inflicted upon the prosperity of our beloved
Commonwealth, and desiring to cooperate with
the friends OF the cause in other parts Of the
State, do propose 10 our fellow citizens Of Boone
county friendly to the cause, to meet In conven.
ton at the Coart House in Burlington, on next
County Court day, MONDAY, I'd Of April for
the purpose Of mutual consultation, and for Ia
king such steps as TO the meeting may seem
proper in order TO give direction and eficiency
to our action and energy to our counsel.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31

FIRE IN CrScIssAr.-we learn from the off,
GERS of the mail boat that on Sunday morning
about O'Clock a fire broke out in the auclion
store OF Cooper Blunt, on Fifth street near MAJ
ket street, and before il was checked, the inside
Of the building, t,geiher with its contents, con.
sisting Of furniture, and the stove store of Mn,
Childs, adjoining. were consumed. The damage.
to the property ani,he loss of goods ID estimated
at about Si2, 0n The mail boat was at Lawrence.
burg going up when The fire broke out, and the pi.
lot saw the light very distinctly. ~