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minis are differently constituted. Solne seem
fdesuned to. Isls. while others never think for
themselves and qf, COURSE they could dosnotfifig
without a master to direct them; these are con-
d sLlptionally slaves, while the man of sstrptyl
ii mind, who dares TO think and act for himself IS
n equally destined 10, sway and rule those, who
iAmust ever learn the opinioD of another ere they
ke4p act, and he s,bseryient to his will. These
N are facts apd ;argl9lip& in favor Or slavery,
Which, in NV hum lie. opihion il would be dihfENifi
to Sontrovert, But some of the over pious,s doe
entass or this fanatic are 'asAert thAt
y God, in his Infinite Wisdoi only apsTGiteR STA
y. Very to eXist'' flWiIf SIMPLY say in answer 10
tthis that II the Good lie isli wise Creator per
niited so great an evift To exist and af riri Id.
Unit that he approves what he does not dfissJproye
ddre zoe 0plose his mo Vidances ~Ss'H II Il tss .
Il Does n6 physioiSg ~ bnd; PROVE that
FtheI mental CONSTITUTION OF he negro hfar Inferior
! to those Of Tie. Caucasian race Where stand
theimonuments of Ethiopa Sancient fhhlAs WHERE
the relics of her civilizations or tie records of her
HISTORIANS orators, satesnep chiehafis and cbofL
ars9 What her Condition how 'sHs' w 3s1!
4 What the condition Of the ebon sons Of Janiaf--
y ca freed by bliiidahropic England Carl Vie says
1'they up to their ears in s'p,tipkfns barknp
flazily under meridian sun and retrihs At tnitJht
!, TO the brakes and jungtes or the island HdwVdp
Ifqbey govern themselves in Hayti, Blessed With
4 the richest soil and finest climate on this Sobe3
If-ls there. not a deadly animosity existing bes
ltween the mulatoes and blacks? which Are Iirsr
Eoa pable of ruling, and whys This redtIfffes 40
answer the first know their isu6erority and the
latter are Jealous of it, Hence the eternal strife
} ard discord, and the onward advancement they,
Fare daily making towards that state of barhnrixn,.
bfrom which thew were taken in Africa. orianailv
4bY their white masters
'4is This is the characteristic of the negro eyerv
where, when set free; tell me not that this results
frph lh eB,hayng been held in hnatagei many
taers are whe are, EDUCATED las fresDep among the
r Blacks IN others parts Of the world, as well as
!, this country and how many distinguished. for
9 aprrY, genius, or learning? Occasionally, il ia
: laTue, we tnd shrewd niger figuring among his
tsbohon brethe,n in Europe and this country, but
]. what rule without an occasional exception?
Din Negroes are true and real agrarans and social
Etsts by nature. 1t is conteddsd by those who do
fpPt believe that charity begins at home, but would
sfain1evnngeiSe the word chnd extend 2their extra
tpfdinary bsnevolence to some orphan child in Him
dbstan, the Indies, benghted Africa that, she
greatest blight upon the SUNNY South " originates
ffam the lbidinous indiScretions the two raees
tIhey do not reflect that the 80 Free-soi States
not being blessed with-ths INSTITUTION, are filled
i 70 Overlooking with the sad snonuments of vice
and RIGHTEOUSNESS, and that our Southern towns
4 and cities are infested with the residue which
could not even find occupation at home I,.,
IA It. then, slavery is evil ut all in the South il
certainly very salutary Que, foI where on tbs
face of this globe, is female virtue more admired,
or better projected than in the slave States The
Il question naturally arises would a more .bapnv
state of things obtain Qor the negrol if these In,
fdiscretions were not committed; In ansAxar 10
this, would refer you to thei recent Havtian7sta
,l.Istes which show state ofthinss in tha. island
'NE W M h"re eaao . "a -
cassan or European and the otbsr the Afr
be whites were civilized people when, they emf
grated from Europe, while the negroes pnr the
dther hand, were bar barlanss or, perhaps eanni-
ps ga when they were brought from Africa Many
l. "a u
a on IS' -, -, ,h;" Peopen any PaftToiT
M whites Thav arc nnt n "ht &c hsooJeeu9n @'
6f their masters. and from their d;snos;,;nn ~ my
tate are rising Tapidlytowardsa state of morality
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES They are, taught what isr
morally right and wrong by their owners, and
II hehce the greatest harmony exists between the
7 master ana slave there IS an affection and conf
aeHee tAs.,ng between uem Of winch the Free
II ronoenton" r. Sa ,ha Ioas ot "I" ao'n' any
snct enable the slave to perceive that he is cared
i for, well clothed, well fed administered to Wien
sick, supportedin his declining years, and suffered
!Gaugs ~ his own peculiar moral or religious
pa "orla allow the subjects the same privileges
res, nop many Better w3ula i pc, II the masses
ienoranca AND. aisna5s,;St ne eoiI giove,is III
: same condition. as our nesroes-nnder the same
rule, discipline and privileges. e~rg ~ =
z Would to God that the time be not far distant,
when intelligent men shall throw off the trummels
otTarty prejudice politically and reIigiously, and
rna ssefous.y aa asPassonaiey on ne ergu-
s"'" = eSo ~ sense ~ r
Y - ""3ffem Me Bosfew d,piectirs ;Lsaie,,, y j
y TIE FtH'Gfrfv r. Sra ytsF s,;ynL INA
mems Convention 'cdnsfsti6gi 81 40 dcfegnti5ln
representinr SIS iocaf ,nssoe,tonS III aS{isie}if
d parts .ot the STATE. met in iiupoocE IiaJ e Ros
d too, on Thursday. 9ctober,s. and ;orpanizad nv
the election of Appleton Fay of Won,.ser ns
president; William bIl Ymntr,, of owallr n, o3
Daniel N. Smithjd Of Soutb RSst,nI 'va,,. Iras;-
dents, and e s. Tre,bori of Ros,o,, Coo .Le,
q Infbh forn6oh sbetchas wGrn n,sdo hs AZ TnS;.
y WOOSTER SpTrare, Of Ve;mont iTll (T13Gi,s j rUr
Kentucky. Derereuxltof Prov;2da1nnaA IA niiaFs
lin the afternoon, a series ofs ~ ,,ai
4 reperbedand adolaed. in favor, Of tke homastpad
exemption; giyng the xa,bJic ands 10 setusi s.tt.
ers,the ten:honr systems and against the roursu,
OF actl0n OF the. priiiepaF existing 'potich} parr
srl