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Ashes-American potash remains without aiterAlon
prices and $50 bbls have found buyers to arrive
Ia November aud December at the uniform price OF
4S25 Pearssh continues nominal ct 4sf to 49f, but
without demand Cssan the other hand Is stsaiier
l26 casks in port realised a. 45t So and 60 casks
AT s5f75 per so klo, duty paid. BeesTax-So sltera-
ton to signsse in this article, prices no@ina Cofes
This article has been "a. her dali and Transactions
In consequence we're limited to $50 bags st. Domingo
at elf to 02f and $50 basr Rio OF 6 60 75f per so kill
In bond 80 bags Java at ~ 49, aud 500 bags dam aged
ST Domingo Crsis Quear, sold publicly at 1861 to
Gums quite neglected We continue to recsive ex-
tensive supplies OF india rubber shoes from the United
States, which Fms a ready market Lari-Nothins
doing whatever but prices remain steady at 81 so to
t5f for first quality OF American lard; stock 500
bbls QuercitrOn Bark continues neglected. aud
the decline. Philadelphia bark is easily OBJ
tanned at 1917 per 50 XII, duty paid. Rice-No
alteration In prices this article Remaining nominal.
Stock IL TO is 900 bags East india and 900 to 1000
tierces Carolina EKtrcms prices tor the torsr fr ~
to l5 and for the latter descriptions r 2j to - 90
xii duty paid. Taow Russian Ia lev 10 rather lam
gu5 10 consequence OF the heavy arrivals the sales
comprise 100 casks at 5b so TO 6575 Stock to arrive
at the end OF the year would fetch BOT per 90 ko,
duty paid Stock LOCO casks Russian, 100 casks New
York. and 100000 hi. Buenos hyres Whslebone-
This article has undergone a further improvement
this week the sales effected being 800 Kill. North
western at 260f 265 and 2JC0 Kill Polar at 2j6f per
50 III, duty paid. our stock may DO valued at
80 Cc5 Kill.
Nov Our colt on market is Ia very duu state
few hundred bales p1lS have cha1grd hasds yester-
day and to day. Prices crOopng the Intelligence
from Liverpool up 20 yesterday not being OF healthy
tenor Ashes rrmsin as beaOre quoted. Rice Is ne
elected. Wbaltbore q Ia fsir request Coffee aud
Sugar duh o. sale. no arrival TO day The wea-
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6rIsrrs The market for whiskey vas lower, with
sales OF 80 barrels at zee for prison. drudge was held
at 2pc., tins. '.tA
susAss.-In prices, there was no change of impor-
tapee, willis the transactions we're moderate, em-
brasing SO hhds Porto Rico, at az exc; 10 do New
Orleans, ut o'.ci and small lots OF Cuba ct private
bargain.
TEas.-In greens, there fair business done at
steady rates OF blacks noticed sales at 70 3o, Tor
Congou and touchong
wHALsaoNE was in better demand. In part for ship
to London with sales OF 900 lbs at 30 To-
tion. at New Bedford FIR export on New York az
count at 80 4oc also, Northwest Coast and south
Sea. at % 3THc
wlsKs-we noticed sales to day OF so quarter oask.
sherry, at 85c 81; and SO de port at 85c ST. 10.
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NEW YORK AND ALBANY MAIL WINTER ARRANGE
NENT.--We learn from the Uuca Herald, that an
arrangement has been concluded between the
Pest Office Department and ohm Butterheld where
by the latter engages 10 transport the great West
ern mail between New York and Albany this
winter by TIE river route. The conveyance from
New York to Poughkeepse is TO be made by the
Hudson River Railroad thence to Albany by a
line of express coaches, which designed also to
transport passengers. BY this arrangement, the
mail which leaves New York at four o'clock in the
afternoon, will reach Albany in time for the ex-
press run west the next morning so that we shall
receive our principal New York mail during the
winter as early and with as much certainty as we
receive il during the continuance of river naviga-
ton -xLbaay hnicker6ocker, Novenber y.
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~. sfructlve Fire at Mcdfori, Mass Great
Loss Of propertH.

fFom tue Bott0u Traveller, Nov %
At about pine O'Clock iast might, Csc broke out In
a centre o. the town Of Metf1rd and the Wind bing
tsry strong from the wast at the time, the Gre
not exit euisbtd until shout tWsnty. ave buiidings
we're burn, or badly damaged The Gre commenced
10 small shed, occupied AZ storage for hay, g..
An the o. the vest side Of Main street, near the
bridge which crosses Mystic river with great ra.
pdity the ere spread 60 stable sccupisd By Truman
Fdgerly express mas, and Ebcnezer Lowering
hdgerly lost horse and tao wagons and Lowering
valuable yoke of01en COW and several pigs. Neither
had any insurance Ths next buUdiag burnt was q
four Story house Main street, Owned BY Mrs J. D.
Gregg and occupied by George Nichols, harness
mixer lss 500 or 500 n, insurance. II as
ALEC occupied BY George Bradley, oyster
eAleon- 10 infursnce also By Corp q Stevens.
- a paint shop no Insurance ALEC By eight
- ten ltish families, who lost everything; the
hpp'e Nas injured Ne1t. q house oWned b. n
~ Tuts end occupied " ave Irish families vas to.
tally burnt the families lost sil their furniture ghe
house was insured NeKt, large double house osned
by q. Tunu, was burnt 10 VAS PARTLY clpisi BY
Firs Gregg vhO saved some 81 her furniture Tbrss
Amer families occupied the house, Who saved sssfosy
anything. blacksmith shop, osned aaI occuuiei
~ Henry Moore was also burnt ftshla oscr,iei nv
Rr SwaTtz, vas burnt most Of contents sarsd A
f~eiinf house and stable ovned By Timothy Cottipr
ird occupieo by Charles Barker uss burnt Barker
f~ved ire most Of his furniture A double
bovse cvrvf ~ Orcrge W. Gins. ant oc-u
pita ~ Himf, and Ebenezer Lowering vas 20.
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CHAsiIsIoS- mstip southerper-G white Roy
nolds Mrs ul ana child, Mrs Ben amin and children Miss
tshane hrf aud kfs Morris Mrs Atchoton, Miss Buah
MIS- Bush, Mr. Cochrsn and lady. Mrs Putnsn. Mss y
hcks. krs Davis Mrs 0rcenlear Rev smith ant LADY
Miss kusc Mrs. DEaks Mrs Irving and child, Mrs Gibsoss
Mrs Wells and fon. hss Burns Mics Kotchum. Mis- A
Medium JAs Naker hud lazy, Mrs Murray aud child Mr.
Atlirs, M ss;rs Bames n Wes.fslt, Wn Lynes. r.
Norris 1hWirF aua lady, Master Boarcn Land
ihlusrWs nenderon, y WMdron, Wm Bs.Se. sRt
lady. Nsnacrhorst, Norr uenara and servant Wat
RuEflcs brs Davis Miss Biil Bunker, Bunker las
White, 7 Talmafe Alvosd, " Mills I'd Mills Bcra-
hard. HcneTey, r W Henry. Cnlensn. n Rogue &c
hsovs. Fhdes Astea; pr to-is; ssns.n ssssmss.
Rev Mr. koLauRhlip w Osborn. " kuraock 4 Wsston,
n l. Lester, W Kain Y ONsil. Hotchfiss Thomas u
Clamsn, A shsuan, VIM Blodgoit, Rurraa-?i ia th'
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Tnesion n Co Novelty Brirys, Philadelphia.
ehips-MnrEsret EvsnstrktL Pratt London. Grswoli:
Ellen aarts whituore Liverpool Nesrnith 4 5ons; Lazy
Irauhhn, Ysaen, d., ) Ihonrssh Nephew Msrthas
Vireyatd, Grshor Glasgow, Durham \ DimOn Duchess
dOrleans( pktl Button. nayre Whtlock, wefaiuster
shspt,r New ORLEANS, stanto Robert Center, Arnold
Tsrks~wsrrier iBr). Herman, Liycrpool J sardy
Bries-Aticn, Jones. Iivutocl Durham Son;
yaudalia, Gore, navy Bay, faramn Railroad CO; allen
kisr Bates Belise hon alsS.sars; Arthur Le.ry sr
Ppssii Norris Mobile, Eysl; Augusa, stous sivaa-
rsh buok; John Wiley, Dayisan. Norfolk.
sckrs-Fsiyv (BrD Iocke Balftx, Ms Hunter d Go:
Wary Eddy, EDDY. Mobile. faseeri John Lancaster
nbere Charlsstcn; Globe dimmcns Wsthington, Nc;
Davis, Chadwick. Wilmington. NC; uyman Baxter.
nsvtrvn NC, Plstts Elizabeth Ana, House. ahingon,
NC MITCHELL Proposes. Cum Jscksonville, Cue
Olive Branch Clart, frantr; Ellen, Nicksrson Ffcde
roksbnrr Hand Ery Johnseh Cole Bal more, johnson
h Isvdep; Hsnn.h Jane, Ketchum Philadelphis Golden
Rule Parker DO, Band BnllisnA Edridss, Boston, H.
Lovtl, Boston. -
UsNan Steamship Ohio. IAsut schench New orissns and
Havana, 18th tnst, With specie. &c, 70 N Roberts
sbip Helen ho.w Lurt Liverpool Oct IS with mdse and
$50 passengers, 70 n osw, Foster CO.
ship Aberdeen. Benson Liverpool Oct 2sh, with mas and
IA passengers 20 sturres Cssrusn Co. The Asnehered
In dusr.ntine last nieht.
ship star Repusiic, ysmeson osivsion dsys yih ses
sp d, TO Husssy kuusy. VA inst lat ~ % lon 1850,
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1ACIfIC NAIL srEAssS4P COnPAhf.-THs Ppk.
lie are informed that under the arrangements Of this
Company steamers inspected and bY Nary
Department, srd carrying the i.od States malls will
tnue 20 leave Panama an ST. Franeseo TIE first sck
eenth days OF each detained By unavoidA
accident or the nor A-vtl % The mails ~ PARMA rts
steamers Of the st Of 20 rconth VIII touch at AcNpass.
era OF ntss N q the month win ;0uah as hoagusa hrs
a. no other 'cxiohn poros.
The nov sseapshiT CoLUEBIA viii ply regoarly, afssx
her arrival IN the Pacifs between
IN rcgan, awaiting A. TIE former the ARRIVAL Of nai
snd paasengers frcn Parema aud raturang whce delay
sit mails nad p,stenge ior The following sksr iroz
tn francisco regular us 81 Vrescers win b karl
Ter the characterization OF o'rht and t-sns,ns
bqtwecn PbutEs end San Fran Disco.
The tho tia tic will te Maintained by
steanshys EhPIkS CITY leaving New York The lSaa
and CuLRCkEE leaving New Work IN the Sth o. e.s&
month, for ChaEEss. third bossvin also hehert ~ Fsw
SSs sss ssssns6ips CARIBBEAN ara pu1LApslPms
VIII form direct lire between New Oruana aud Chtrrss
leaving a. uoh pvlcas will ensure little detoatisa
possible entho lsthmu forming with the Paoibo steam
tfe through line 70 nnd fro Nov Orleans pert, In
EeHieo, California and OrcFoa.
Throrrb ci for tny month b secured on A.tu
oson 20 the Company, South street, New York kprN-
oritns ioz pat.age from New OFiesnB shoud b naGs
ARMSTRONG. LAuEASONE Co., Agents, a. thai rf,ts.
Nov York. Oct. 81. 1850.
EIRsT VESSEL ron sACRAnRgro CITY. DIREcr-
The hne clipper bark GUILIoRp lawrencs s. Lsalie,
immediate drrltoh From her well oA'ned reputation
81 -. !.stt yeclr ou o. hh por shippers who Ia
yed 10 esaips herr W perceive that there f. every pre-
liability % her placing hor cargo ~ 7aeramsnto bt met
Of thc vessels that have recently left For reirht euiy
ply &c joan n ROBERT OSBORN. III Wall street
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MEDICAL.

ne. cooPER, II DUANE STREET. HAS TOR THE
~ last fourteen eas eonhnei bis prscits 90 the treat
.srrsva.ed eases Of This disease and mia eases removed il
two 70 Eve eays. perfect cure or no charge.
DR wARREE rs CONFIDENTLY coHsUrrEp ~
sssr DIT w ,sssa = Srs-s, T 1ss5,v S, ss,i \;
.dioiriss ch Gihsrs sa.. Ia. rs &c. 70 h'ti
surrsrr ana usSisins this eouStry has rroaucs
nR DE LANEr.s FRLNCa STANDARD REsEDna
s.,s ,ss'i.s To- ihe immediate esrs o. s.r.ss
A. Bic sfse q Lrsnsrd street. Broadway Those whs
in one o. two tsys aud those lingering week 70 vosi
smssSs. void ~ s a' sn ,S qSsso sS s f Sax
NJ sas aT o. nature nay entaiisa o. theI
pTors 81 Inv GENUINE ''~''' Regulating f'' AAs
pARIs AND Ion DON TREATMENT or Private sIs
tA,' N lev hour; b. y.esss's sRPes DION :.
nr-opeth eombns medicines With t6e local rssdy
visut r. have ssses daily. o. yssrS ssssaias. row
ss ether Ihyssisns In All guarantee permanent cur,
others uS e,T.,d ty sr nst sstsins sas dlssase
ifcses sS Sss none can sSssi h, You snrss me n one
SS as1 as9s 's: ~ ' SSSssai y .,.s
S "' !'s snrG s' y s, I .s s.B s
y.u cured me- b local sna eensr.l Treatments short
from. ssdi 70 n. DR. iARsoST, - sssds EST 81,
W.. 81 he I."2s IS: SoMFaFTE
and all ho kindred affections ~ sres nam
mer Bostvck D. lecturer surgery ard diseases Of n
stove named nature II IL large quar- o3I0 pages;
sors stiiion Tre $40 Extract fer. :hs Boston Med :
equal 90 Records eorks the family
deaes ard Ear superior 70 sryhinE az the hind
hsled In this country" Author % 1.-THE Family physi-
elan rtice cents Autnor ofs vsrt q Self
iEsgssbsfs sSss si1s
aBdty the suthor, 800 Brcsdwav.
GRIM REwARD.-JEFF'sIEs ANTIDOrk. A sPE-
pOVV cihc Mixture for the Of private dissrderr
makes speedy cure wYlout the least 81
set dnns sspesyrs er % anss application 70 business
The proprietor ehslepEee single which the
will not under TIE forfeiture Of avs HUNDRED aoli,r
put up IN bottles Eith full dreetons Al One hot
uenam eees mspy are cured Ia tre days For sale by
hnr1, igz BIT osdway; los Bayard street. New York;
h.ue' iH Hansvrr street, Bcston. Wight Co.
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Photographic Report.

CrNcrNSAri, Nov. 2)-P. NJ.
Sales Of SEQ hogs have been effected at 8, per cwt
Packing continues, chiefly dtovers' accounts The
arrivals Of pork very light FEeishts arc active
ard arm.
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Nov 90 In syrssute Msjor JoHS =. PrcK, U. 8. "a
Artillery. TO Miss RHoDD II, daughter OF Harvey
LOOMS. Esq., Of Syracuse.
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ON the eth OF November, ct West Point, N. Y, the
lady Of 6. AGNEw Esq late Of the city Of Dublin,
Of a daughter.
Dublin papers please cory
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sEIIPPEl0.

EoR LIvERPO0IS-UNITID sTATRs NAIL srRA n
sspa., With The nsit foI Eu.oPs pstiysly ss.sr-
the foot Of Canai street. No berth SECURED ua psIS -
All letters must through the Post Once Per frcs
EpwD. X. COLLINS IS wan street
The steamer PACIFIC viii succeed the ATLANTIC, aaX
sail December 2lst
rTNHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Sesmers-Ths ships Comprising this line tbs
ATLANTIC Captain Wess BsLrIo Captain comstoek
PACIFIC, Captain Eye. ADRIATIC, Capt. Craftea-
ARCTIC Captain Luce.
These shps having but by contract expressly fs
government serves has taken in tn
ruction also In their eagne TO ensure strength go
speed and their for passengers are uAs-
qualled tor elegance comfort.
Price Of passage Liverpool $50; exslu-
New York f35
An experienced viii be attached 10 each chip
No borths ssonred until paid for.
The aE,s Of these chips win table for Esl
thereof therein expressed.
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Passengers Sailed.

IivrEroor.-stip HelcS WGaw-Ds Lishtbourns Mrs
Lshthourne. Mics liehtbeurne
ssvANNAE-Bsrk Benz Adams-nr Laeoste.
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TeleHrnphic Marine Reports.
OHARIksroN. New 81.
Cieared-ship New York, and brig Foster NYork.
sAvANNAN. Nov IL.
sailed-Bsrk Vernon and brig American, NYorE.
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nARITIms IKTELLIeENcn
movements os TIRE Ocean steamers.


W., WV s sSs Ss-l IS
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' EDWARD K. COLLINS IS waIl street, N. r. or n
brown, SIMPLIFY co. Liverpool.
E q. ROBERTS CO.. is Kings Arms ysrd, Lonaoa.
L. DRAPER IT.. Boulevard. hontmartrs. Pans.
After the first of April the rata OF freight ths
NEW YORK AND HAvRE STEAM NAvIG ALTON con-
psnyFor Havre and Sou champion The United otstes
Nail steamship FRANKLIN210O burden, J.
commander will sail Hsvrc touching at Sou thAmpton
land the Nails and Passengers Thursday December 6th
North river. Price Of passage $780, berths
secured until raid for All letters pas throu
post once. Yer freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, 63 BROAD wAv.
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DACKETs FOR HAvRE.-SECOND LINE.-TnE FOL-
Il lowing ships will leave Havrs the 10th. aAd Nee
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Letter Bags Of steamer Oho for Havana and the Paohe
will close at the Exchange Reading Room tG Exchanged on
Tuesday, Nov 20, at o'clock.
Letter Bags Of steamer Cherokee for Kingston Chasres
Panama, Valparaiso, Lima California 20 will close as
above, Tuesday, Nov -, at half past 2 o'clock.
Postage to San Frsucisoo Is cents These mails will be
forwarded in charge Of . special messenger.
Bags Sc, Bird for Rs yaneiro And
the Pacific. will close above Friday. Nov. ~.
Letters be paid st the absve once to any part Of
the world.
The above Letter Bags Ksnyon 81 Wall street
Herald Marine COrroSpOndonoo.
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Froights New Orleans soc cubic foot Havana ss
do Passengers fer Chagres will DO Transferred
Havana 10 the and splendid steanahp PACIFIC
70 freight apply at ths oee OF the
'N'' - n o. RoBERfs-
Special notice 10 given shipper by his line, that the
company have prepared bill Of lsding ADAPTED
their which will be ~ rnishea shippers app-
cation a. the eompanys ofee aud with which they
quested TO provide themselves no ether form viii W
signed BY the agents Of the company All bills ~ isdirs
m be tiened before the aailinr 81 tha veegel.
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~ last fourteen Years confined his prsctite 90 the treat
mcnt q mercural and other dsehaes He the
aggravated Of this disease and mild removed In
two 70 Eve eays. perfect cure charge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14
Bnt still her heart she kept,
THOUGHTS FOR MY SON.

My son if you would be great man carry
your head low-be meek and humble-learn to
bear and forbear and to wait The greatest,
tile most learned men were the meekest and the
humblest Shakespeare was meek and humble
The most divine Sevan felt able to sing, his
song but made him the more humble. The more
you know, higher your aspirations deeper
your studies-let your knowledge, your prayer.
ful aspirations, your requirements teach you
your own insignifcance. Lower yet higher! =
Nearer man nearer God How modestly nature
reveals her truths Place your soul in unison
with that great heart, and you shall grow in
knowledge of herself, knowledge of mind, knowl-
edge Of man--you shall reverence more deeply
all discovered truth-you shall anticipate the
truths now hidden yet to be revealed, and thro'
man, mind, nature, truth, you sha come to know
God And then the bliss of Heaven! How
the meek, the humble and the lowly shall enjoy
that! No sorrow there--no suffering-no cold
ss,r heat--no hunger nor thirst unSatisied-no
tears, no want, no poverty, no estrnngemen', no
sanara,,on of married hearts, no unlovingness'
nd languishing, no shame, no disease no DEATH
nj grave, The flowers droop moi there-the o.
ak.s IF love dissolve not there No tone OF ml-
M. once cheering the human heart, is ever lost
All renewed-all up-springing,-'all sunsh'ne-
al peace. That Holy Face hath not the dark
ness of sorrow. On our Fathers brow dwelIi
no shade Of anger. Come blessed season Oh
nv son, my son! Cans't thou not humble thy
..elf-c.ns't thou not weep out all thy tears here
ID enjoy the fearless repose of Eternity
TARIFP.
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AN EVIL EYE.

Let ia thank Heaven, with all the devontness
"A Sancho Panza, that statutes against witch
Graf, are abolished. Were they still IN force
shere is reason To believe that they would be IN"
yoked as solemnly as in the Onedeuvan age OF
Connecticut. 1t seems that at place III Ma
,vlond called Clear Spring, three children have
beeu thrown into mesmcric state by the glance
Of a peddler who passed by them when at play
To their being under this influence the editor
of a paper published in the vicinity gravely
vouches One of them is convalescent, another
sl seriously affected, and the third, it is fear
ell. will die, as his legs are becoming perfectly
uaralyzed" The same authority adds Any
nerson can relieve them with the reversed pass
es. but it seems that they relapse constantly. -
The truth of this story Philadelphia contem'
porary sees no reason to doubt, and agrees with
cne of his friends, who believes that the phe
pomena of mesmerism are from purgatory."
have rejected it," he continues, " with other e.
wills of my life, as sin against God" And thus
be reviews the subject
"The case is a most shocking and deplorablt
ooe. and must startle every mind. Three limo
cent children, with minds and bodies in'Gder, al
tgni made them, are at play, and ma ~ q
Possesses sort Of demoniac power SU1SsI' a
long, and looking on them with an evil eye, b.
some strange means, the relation OF which to tn
effect is not clearly apprehended, mars the beau
tiful image of God impressed upon their souls
and thence reproduced in beautiful and health
visible exterior. He goes on his way, and tn
children are left bound by a spell, which non
but he perhaps can fully break. Now, Is tn
mower 10 destroy all this is destruction
the order health and harmony which God h'
stamped upon everything above No
We reject the thought! Mesmerism we hold
Ne an evil thing, and we lift our voice, as
have done from the first, in solemn warning
gainst it. Let no one, as he values tn" health
his soul or body, have anything to DO with IT.
matter in what spcsious shape it Is presented
II NAV clothe itself as an angel Of light, but
is devil still"
If this be not witchery revived, we must b
aia to study our chronological primer over
Gain. And if man, by wilfu look, can
prive children young or old) of the use OF tn
brains and legs, and even kill them outrlg
Why should not the law seize upon him
roast him in the good old fashioned style? Q
sagacious contemporaries confession of ia
certainly involves this supplement- 10
AL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-03-14
~ olttttol.
REVIEW OF MIR. CLAX'S CpM.
PROMISE.
Letter to Hon. VIM. Nelson, ~ C., Bron
VIM. Jay.
CONCLUDED;

5. Congress is to declare it inexpedleh to
abolish slavery in the District Of Columbia px-
eept with the consent of Maryland and thS peo-
pie Of the District, and making compensate to
the Shareholders.
The unlimited power Of Congress to aPdish
slavery in tho District is fully conceded, Is he
calls on Congress not to do, what manyP its
members and vast multitudes Of their cOPStu-
ents believe it their moral duty to do. this
proposal can find no other compromise y hat
of conscience.
6. The next proposal is to prohibit theInpor'
tation of slaves into the District for sa In
other words, the inhabitants are to PN
monopoly of the trade in human beings Nese
good people are not to be deprived OF n7pHvi'
lege of the importation Of as many slaves ney
may want for their own use, nor of sehnk hus-
bands, and wives, and children, to be transport.
ed to the extremeties of the Union bu' PFelgn
traders shall no longer be permitted 10 II the
Washington market with 'hero wares mo
meut the resolution passes, human chaN9S will
rise in value in the capital of our reP0OIc |
object not to the abolition of the trade 7Oce it
will remove one of the many abomnato' with
which slavery has dlsgraced the sent oil Fn ma
tionOl government; but | deny that the T'poSl-
ton involves the slightest concession o" part
Of the Shareholders.
Says Mr.. Clay himself, Almost e'e1''ave-
holding state in the Union has exercised pow
er to prohibit the introduction Of s"T as
: merchandise" The power is exerclseo not
y according to their own convenience 'nt% 1t
is thought most profitable TO breed '"por'
i slaves.
T. We now come to grand sPec'' " gv'
It ing case to Northern cousciences, :" paying
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