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REWARDS.


d EO STOLEN FROM THE BASEMENT OF
ROO Lamartine Place, dozen Dessert Silver Forks
narked "Tomk kline four large silver Forks, with same
mark siI oidiashisned Silver Table spe Married R.
Nj do. Married X. T. six oid-fashionsd Tea Spoons
Married r. N !" six do, marked 3 t. two old fashioned
Dessert Spoons, marked r. - Butter Knife. marked
R. IT, 1.-THE above oldfsshoned silver articles
turned they welcome to keep the other articles and
eies and questions asked The fdes in willow
basket, worked with scarlet worsteG
REY T0hKINs. II Wall street.
II 0sT--TEN DOLLARS REwARDl-ON THURSDAY
IL evening last Morocco Leather Porte monee
iRg {5i in City End New ENGLAND bant bills Broadway
tn rrton up to Houston street The above will be
c e - who delivers said pocketbook No. Dol
fupsaesrs1 EHe3swsT
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Reported net earnings.

Reported net earnings. .............. seovsz
or the receipts 500 2ei from passengers; s7s
SIS from fr,ght and s5C7s from ails and expresses.
The receipts In 1s4s, se5 ga, from which u APP
pears that the increase In lsas $40 sso With Ia
miles road In operation. OF the expenses, sSi,-
va was incurred In the transportation department.
tIo4so ct stations; sis cas- In repairs road sTi7 do
On bridges 1892 do. buildings siooi5 do. engines
s622o do passenger ears 1857 do freight ears; sS25
for clearing snow slel for stationery, printing aud
Advertising; and s52i for damages. The wood used
during the year cost sisss9; the oil $a,23t
This work forms q very important Link In the great
Connscticus valley chain Of railway Its length from
10 the south line Of Vermont being 80 miles
and 20 Brattleboro 90 miles. The completion Of the
Ashustt roai connecting the northern aud southern
extremiies Of the valley chain cannot fail Of adding
very materially to the receipts OF the Connecticut Ri
Yer Railroad TO which the Ashueot road 10 leased far
en years at seven per lite cost to take eject
when II gees into operation.
The annexed statement exhibits the condition of the
usding departments Of each bank In the city and
county Of Phnsdephis, on the LIST Of January, 1856
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II 0BERIEhhET;-J JOSEPH BRENAN's SECOND LEG
~ ture will be delivered this evening, at half
Clinton Ball Subjects The Life Times Robert Em-
met Tickets for the 60 20
THEATRE TO LET-THE ARCH STREET THEATRE
Philadelphia. may be occupied BY competent person,
reasonable terms. Apply to W. E. Burton Cham
beIs street, New York.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,


1nsUevs to .7dvottsemens By Mad sust De post
pasd, or they waI not be taken from the Post Office
NNNoNNNNN>> N>>~,>>o>.o>o
HOTELS.
IRVING HOUSE, BROADWAY New YoRx
coLoA6iA HULL, CHEsSg 7 sTHEEr' PHILADELyzIA
BARNUhS HOTEL CAVIAR STREET, BALrrnoRz.
rRENoNT HOUSE, Ts smosr srsxxr. Bosro..
RUsrs HOTEL. SYRACUSE Nrw yonx.
-WILLARDS HOTfL. NEAR THE Pr DENTS NANs or,
WAMINs roN. d. @.
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States. and TO every .ce-i.f-f wfD asa Et r..-
pose 20 become citizen. provided hs 80 aet1s .rt
cultivate the same, as we'll the homestead exenp-
ton rom debt and execution worthy Of the great
thinktr and statesman, who, Whatever his faults may
have been, has prosttuted his powerful mind
mere dsmsgoguism, such has been the making Of
Governor Seward, MIR Hale. Mr. Chase, and . numbec
OF others, that are now frstpg their hour upon the
stage never hereafter TO bs heard from. Mr. Webster
loves his country ss patriot; ami his suogy ef the
Unisn Will endure as long the English Ian
gusgs. Mark my prophecy Daniel W-bsters con-
ssrvntfm viii save that which the millionaire Of Boston
has wsLtonly put In jeopardy.
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CALIFORNIA.

~ " BoTcHkIss. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
~ hnvnr located In caracigus arehoute snd wharf.
With Sufficient r lighters u prepared % receive con-
garments ~ nerchandse, ans refers 90 hssrs sames
Keller Co.. lno Front st-cst, New forf. Aat 70 L. o.
Cannon. Esq., New Haven.
CuNT CO.'S CALIFORNIA ExPREss-By EFERY
II ssauer ~ eharre 81 .recia mes,en ~ 70 pa'fe-
Psnsm Acapulco san Bias nsEatlsn, san Deso, ssate-
ry san Fraf sacramento cry, stnttton. hornon
Isnd Autumn city, Vernon, Neavsrsviue. .syf uar.
woes Creek Rear Creek suvaas piaKings Ndtie Tors,
Teaiher Trinity. snd Yuha Rv.rs sutiers MIL ana ~
street. AL8kRr WILLS Acitnr saaaHer.
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AMU8E m E arn-


RowIRY. H8AfxI--0N FRIDAY HvINTua
ss = v = ';sis';S S...s
ssy NJ Jssss. s.sts. NJ sssss Dr. ssii.s.. Mr.
49, b.s n A J ' 6ss y
SS: s s;:Hs Ss:;: vi 1::Ss 49,
.: d!s:ss cssS:.: 20. yssi.. ss:s ponsss q: S::
B:s 81 sssi ~ /. .ss x ::''. - ''
CHANYRAUs NATIONAL rHEArRl-PRlDAY EVE
u. a:...
.i:s mr.. s
taSsr IA nj LepEiucl Mr. Herbert Prnesss 6sdroul6s
s s' l;:oi skk . B'. asl e Sc :s'
snu.t snqssy Mr. sylos Pr ss:s DOORS Orr.
open =: halt past six performance to o0nnsn0s At seven
M ming Jan 18th TO commences with the farce Of COUSIN
LAnBKIsEDr Lionel Lanolip; Mr.. CcnOysr Squire Null
SahFFs si:ss
~;
sI;s 4. s.isa:
s.p. 1sf sds psis.
RowERY IHEATRE.-wANTED SEVERAL YOUNG
s. .s sai s 2.s.
B .snss:. and Plopr.ssr Greenwood. yr Assistant
napsser Splendid snts,tainpents a the aiternoon At
ne Family having returned from Boston and PrSvidsnes
% sysnSs ss s:s %
WeEyss Messrs Norris, Merrifed, Warden Clark Rose
Higgins Misses StaRhope Pentlsnd and West
each sntsrtanmsnt variety Of nelange Sketches. &c.
e al hoaS %S
mission. Is cents Children under ars. l2i
RARNUk'sMUsEUM. PHILADELPHIA.-PArRoN-
~ lied by Gov Ujhas lie Jagello aud public
DRUERARD ave times more: vILtAGG ATTORN sY; Luz
CILLE; MAID OF CROIsSEY; FAMILY JARS; Songs;
Dances fresh and beautiful Dissolvpg Views
We Mr. Nellis for Union comcs
Robinson and Weaver in New Curoes Of
Carbbean Sea Porpoise Pisces Hiastrieus Living Croco
sack Mermaid. Egyptian Bear Wax statuary Dwarf Nam
meth Brothers. Mysterious Teller aud 40 00
oses In preparation. and to be produced style beyond
competition the magnificent and prin of CT
pEREIL or the Glass slipper. Abundance Is cents; chill
dren under ten, l2h cents.
MEXICAN MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY-TAE SUB
scribers and the public in general respectfully in
formed that the second OF nsu
ton will take place At the Italian Opera House. Saturday
nent artistic will appear;signorna Truf Miss Jus North
ALL Sgporina Perrini Seu Forti sgnor Ros Corsi Sig
M Joseph Burke, Orchestra Of
sixty performers During the Concert will be pss(prmed
grand PoPourr for fifty wind Instruments. comprising the
best talent in the country Conductors Messrs Theodore
81 eseh Amphtheatre cents. Reserved which can
be secured at the Box Once of q Asor Place
81 90 esch Subscriptions for the remaining three Concerts
received at the principal and book
Once Of the Society No 40 Broadway and the Box Once
Of the Italian Opera terms 81 for two admissions each
tculars in small bills.
- OBERT EMMETT JOSEPH BRENAN's sEcONDLEC-
~ ture Will be delivered this evening" at half past
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% JACOB e. eLArr.-I .. cARRlNgTcN. aIc
- llne-t = Acoiier s1'e d. Gtrae..s suo cHtef, s
day, Del . j. rrra
ssting Of banos. vvece 81 ahic keiaes sDa
Sheueld carded Pocket a. Ter ntts, Pes
landed Also, tapsnned and brass sAa lllta i Co '-rv
Combs, 10 United States muskets. with Bayou.
Domnoes Steel Pens Files, Centre Bite, Plain Irobs
prs Ha,ehets Hnmmers spoons Taeks Brushes Fish
and Chalk Lines Brsds finishing Nails iron Squares Pocket
and Pennives Bowie Knives, timed Frying Pans patent
LOLA brass Butts iron do Scissors Rim Locals,
sates Tap Borerr Lstches Augers Plates
ut II o'clock 20 patent Chnrns B-The above is part OF
retailers stock and will be sold in lots country
we'll ~ city retailers, and others.
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CHIP TIMER THE UNDERSIGNED CALLS TuR
- attention navsl contrseters asa shp bsnders % los
Land heavily tim bered win whte oat suit
bic for vessels % the largest csss IL n,,ed in the angle
ruea BY the Junction c omopy Crssk End Potomac River
Price sSfte leo 7ss sefes The Rappahan0tA River.
valued At sl0771-r price, geo.
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BOARDING, &c.

BOAHDING, DC
RoARs-A WIDOW LADY. HAVING NEW, SMALL
~ three storJ house, with the m sdern
ITALY leeated within minutes walk Of line OF stages s
cesrous W rettirg ho second story with board
srcntitlc either tmal family two single
rntnen 60 whom he would be vug 70 Alov the board
70 stand az security for rent note addressed with
name 20 security AZ the Herald ofee ttatug where
Interview nay be had, or note addressed, will with
prompt attention.
p0ARDfNC.-TO LET IN A FIRST CLASS HOUSE.
~ where there are but few select bosrdcrs spsc1us
rsrlor with pantry atached. the
OF partial board, suitable for iufle gentlemen Fsntie
man md his vfs Also very handsome for sngie
gentlemsn, AZ " Madison street Terms easy.
BOARD WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND ms
~ wife, IN rctpectabe private family bet Eighth
and Twenty fourth aress on the west OF Broadwsy Ad-
dress. post rtid, G. X.
II ooMs TO LfT.-TwO SMALL SIZED ROOMS, SUIT
abs for the re.fenee q elet or other younr nea ia
gentee heufe Bieeof street let without board
500 ssch per snnum. Address 4. q this once.
DARLoR AND IBID Roon--a DESIRABLE PAsLoR
on second hoor. With bed and eicses at,achsd.
YES, Of broadway and In the vicinity Of the Park may 10
obtained BY adore sing n. e.. 1sQ Pest Ofhce.
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MCCLELLAN EOus.

COX OO0 f0folS Ar Pan CENT INTEREST,
pcc,OOO on bond snd mor,s.se, ia one o. more
euus productive real estate in this city arcgk
Arply in the Bank Note Exchnnse ocs 70 JOHN coz
REY, No. 60 wall street
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4 IyIRY STABLE. $50 CROSBY sTRgrr.-BoRsEs
..s ss vsry BY ne Ssy week q noah New go
esdse Horses 70 LEI For sale beautiful bay ssrr, s
weller.
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L,RENCH MADpxRs AND osRANcrSgs FOR SALE
~ q. v BsBICnT, ~ Wall stresf.

L. Liqusr store IN good stand, aad dopF cash trade;
TIVE additional apartments with ~ viI he Desirable
AIRY in ths line retirinr wishing sell win
With satisfactory cash purchaser BY addressing p
a are u Mr.. hcMuien, 10 Wall street.
.KoHL--HooPERs BROTHER LOOKING GLASS
end Picture Trsmers 6 Fulton street having Lost the
address q Mr.. keh he Of h friends will sbse
BY leaving u at i06 Fulton street.
fi'O BAHDWARE hEKCBAkTs--Ls CAT BOU.
lsrd No % street importers AID Cemmi.sion
hcrthapt, taking orders Tor Percussion Caps
low commission and executed In the faithful
BY their huse. No. - Rue Notrc Dame te Naareh Paris
JrRhrCa rANCY CUODs--LECAL u BOJLAsDOF
fer fer ale low ans lots % su pure "
rs steel Beds Fancy Bows Kidney 1obscco Boxes
afo general % French x,ods. Orders
french goods at low ommisson and executed in
faithful ~ their house. No IS Rss Notre
''"' " ~ CAT 4 rouL,Np. s william street.
CANAkY BIRDS THAT ARE BihDsi-LONq RRt 80
~ Csnarss at 50 pair The hindsomest and ohsapest
long breed Canafes that te found IN Ner York.
sale No 20 Cannon street tprvate dwepgl Mvnw
ton street Call and see.
CohNELiUs' PATENT FLrID LAMPS, THAT BUsS
~ without wick, similar 20 street Also splen I'D
stock Of Solar Lsmpe Chandelier Mar tel Canfelahras
in dsnssk and g Aiso, Plated Tea Sets, Forks spooas
ksuEs r. MORGAN, ls7 william street.
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M HILLARY AND FIRtNENs UAP AND EQUIP
" ment Mann factory.Th@ subscrher 10 prepared 70
ns with despatch, the following ana all other articles
this line Of the best quality and oderafs prices Military
,sr 81 bear hin et cloth and ather hodes e.rtouehe
boxe Fnert and bun leather bel ssahhard etc. Fire
ears snd belts rumpets aud hose deck nna trunk cover
rev ptsrns IN the most approved MODERN syle win te
furn 20 70 companies about forming ard III who
tsmpis'ss change Of uniform. II 2. esATAcsr
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FREMONT HOUSE, t. 1nosr sEr. Bosro..
Rusrs HOTEL. synAcys1. Nsw yosr.
WAHINsroN d. @.
WAISTS.
WANTED,A B00K-KEEPER-oNETH THAT'S RApID.
boz No. als4, post Office w"
w AN1ED-A SITUATION. by A RESPECTABLE
Of small family good cook and excellent washer and
and oapab as % can PC given q. to
seen for two days. ' ~
Z b. OR THREE COOP Statesmen Ap-
Also. or two boys to learn tho BUSINESS '1'N w.
WAN1ED-A SITUATION, BY RESPECTABLE
w young woman, to do general housewort, or plain
Apply at God corner rns 's Of
in the drug store, can be seen for two days
WANTED7BY BOY IA YEARS OF AGE, A sIrUA-
v, uon as Errand bey or so respectable trade the
hest Of city reference given Please call a5Oi Houston
WANTED-BY SMART AND TIDY GIRL WITH
sus' ion in family to Dc general hGusswork; good
: :RSss h'D''sAi street. in the rear Can be seen till
WANTED-A SITUATION. BY REsPEcrABLE
w young woman to do the general hsusework Of small
:s:s e ;s
between avenue and B. '"
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w. ~ sisg., . e. Cnanssrm.d or LaundIss. Can
n' e s:y 9 day.. please to apply S
" AsrSn = ioGSc NAN OF GOOD ADDR Ess Is
A.ot oa's s!,s -, is't an Sr9esrs s:ta-
sAlassss ia ga 80 81 = IL $500 ~ s.s, Of
IS 's a.. ~ a., go ''''' ''''f
WANTkL-4 LaeY 10 HAs iIrEp ,os ssyE.
lfsd to teach the Erg branea.s rs..sf Is s,s. =.
sr9ss 81 pIsesr is situation In or neal = y irrus
w youns Woman situation a. cha@bermaid or Wat
s sifG not gwen 4 Can s for two
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN. SITUATION AS
Goodman re unserstsnds the care Of horses and can
would as Porter in Apply at NO los Cedar
o1si Wsss lss.r e.
address .' a A1s door, city
VANrEp-A SITUATION BY REsPEcrA 81
ss,n .ns an 1S DO ss
table rsferenes A. 70 character and eapabisy May
WANTED TO LEAsE-A STORE IN THE VICINITY
Of washington sase suitable for The Produce COM
A T1ySc sIs ,,t.s N, MISEs; .ErALLUsc!sr ASD
Academy q fresery and who can prcdao. evidences o.
ss md Shi5 e, < a' q l'
To CAPTAINS. Erc.-A REsPEcrABLEYouNo NAN,
strong eoBsutiOp Is to issS sssfsras lie Would
could pay small premium. Any respectable captain
ter Wiling TO errsse. Will please address c. Y. W.
Two JEWELLERS WANTED, PEARL. TURQUOISE.
and Garrett Settlers also. fancy Chain Makers Expe-
r'n''d esSsL ips SALISBURY ?, x.s..
10000 70 sc-wAsrsD A PERSON Win raE
E~OOO above sum TO invest as sleeping partner in
tusnes Of first class eharaeter To person
and who wishes 20 In the
nr yi,ou, either ssertion risk las good security will be
syepl an opportunity favorable the
rarely 90 be met with Paru can te learned by ad-
dressing line 20 A. 20 box al the once Of this
AZ. 600 TO ts.eoe.=PARTNEs WANTED, ~ ONE
ments In this city, Gentleman Of busress habits only
nses snswer this Letters addreed 10 Enterprise box No.
ibis once, will be attended TO- All commune strictly
cor hdsbt ial.
BOARDING., dc.
$4,000 NsNSNN SN1NSNS NO%NSNNS&NSSNNNNNN
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ERANKlIN THEATRR, I75 CNATHAM sQUARE-

Two THE THEATRICAL PROFESSIONALISM Aston
Il Place Opera ouse will be opened for dramatic sea-
ear in the ensuing Spring under the Of
Mr. Charles Bars Ladies and gentlemen of wedged
talent DESTROYS Of forming engagements TO d
dress their letters postage paid to box 1887 Pot Of
fce New Yok city to Mr. Bass the Theatre Of Vare
IL" New Or
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-18
AndOyer Seminary.

The Boston Republican, alluding to tho re-
proaeh cast upon the Theological Seminary at
Andovcr in consequence Of the endorsement OF
Wobstcr's Speech by Drs. Woods, Stuart and
Emerson, states that the two former resigned
their Prolcssorships some two or three years
since, and that the Institution ought not to be
held responsible for their conduct. 1t says,
moreover, that although all tho Professors were
asked to sign the Webster letter, only one of
them (Prof. Emcrson) did so Professors Park,
Edwards and Phelps having positively refused,
and made no concealmcnt OF their opposition to
Wobstcr's course. The Republican farther
states, that the Porter Rhetorical Society, COM
posed of students of the institution, recently de.
bated the question Sought tho North to aid
the South in tho recovery of fugitive slaves; "
1t was decided in the negative by an ovcrwhclm-
ing majority. Only six voted in the affrma-
tive; but won't they make pretty ministers -
During the debate one speaker said that he had
himself, on the shores of the Ohio, with his own
hands, received one hundred and fiffy-six fugi-
tivcs, and aided in the escape of between three
and four hundred more this fact was greeted
with general and decided appreciation.
That DIR. Woods had resigned his Professor
ship we knew, but we had not before heard that
Prof. Stuart had done so, and half suspect that
the Republican is mistaken, though it may not
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-18

Ohio David Wilson, Indiana Giles B. Steb-
bins, Wisconsin; - Shedd, Iowa; John Il.
Pierce, California, and Michigan and Illinois not
yet appointed, one OF the old officers from these
States being dead and the other removed from
the State.
Managers Newell A. Foster, Ruth Morrill,,
Maine; Luther Melendy, Parker Pillsbury and
Thomas Wood, n. IL; VIM. z. Tildcn, Patten
Davis, Vermont; Andrew Robson, Amos
Farnsworth, james N. Buffum, Geo. w. BEN
son. Bourne Spocner, Charles Lcnox Remond
Massachusetts,; Daniel Mitchell, II. l.. George
Sharpe, Butler n. Strong, Luther Bartlett,
ConneCticut Joseph Post, Daniel Carmichael,
Mary Springstcad, Frederick Douglass, Isaac
Post, New-York; Ellison Conger, Andrew
Evcrard, Jr., New-Jersey; James Nj. McKim,
Elijah Pcnnybackcr, VIM. n. johnson, Jonathan
Magill, Elwin Fusscll, Pennsylvania; Joseph
A. Dugdalc, David Galbraith, Lydia Irish, Abra-
ham Allen, Ohio Mary Ann Swain, Clarkson
Pickett, Indiana.
Executive oBimiaee.-wm. Lloyd Garrison,
Francis Jackson. Edmund Quincy, Maria West
on Chapman, Wendell Phillips, Anne Warren
Weston, Sydney Howard Gay, Eliza Lee Follcn,
james Russell Lowell, Sarah Pugh Charles
L. lIovey, Samuel May, Jr.
Corresponding Seeretayy.-Sydncy Howard
Gay.
Recording Seereiary.-Wcndell Phillips.
rcasVer.-Francis Jackson.
The Society then adjourned.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-18
FEMALE STUDENTS.

Having long entertained the opinion. that fe-
males should have all the privileges of which
the opposite sex are possessed and especially
that they should have every facility for acqui-
ring useful knowledge, and making it available;
and knowing something of the wants of tho
community as now constituted, in regard to tho
treatment of disease, have frequently express
cd a desire to have them educated as Physi-
clans, and us consequence have, during tho
past few years, had numerous applicants 10 stu
dy, but owing to want of facilities for render
ing instruction as thorough us l could desire, 1
have refused. Now, however, many of the diff
hculics are removed, and have determined to
be prepared by the first of April to give such
advantages as are possessed by few physicians.
am the moro encouraged to do this from the
information just received, that the Medical
School at Cleveland is hereafter to DO open to
women on the same terms as to men. Other
schools will no doubt speedily adopt the same
course.
Those desirous to enter upon course Of stu
dies Of this kind under my guidance will please
communicate by lettor or otherwise, and all in
quiries shall receive prompt attention.
X. q. THOMAS.
Marlboro, Feb, 1850.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-18
Anti-Slayery MethOdism.
The Now England Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, at its recent session in
Boston, adopted the following resolutions:

The New England Conference of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, at its recent session in
Boston, adopted the following resolutions:
Resolved, That while we feel humblcd by the
continued existence OF Slavery with its wicked
ness and denominations, we rejoice in the increas-
ing evidence that it is not now chiefly contcm-
plated in political fiscal connections, but that
the moral sentiments of the nation arc being
aroused against it, and the true principles OF
freedom with reference to tho rights of all mon
arc being rapidly and generally diiiuscd.
Resolved, That We believe the day will come
when the moral rcprobation of the world will
rest on this evil, and men will regard Slavery
and its supporters with all the adherence with
which they look on the tribunals and dungeons
of the Inqusiton, and the vilest forms OF op-
preston which have existed in past ages.
Resolved, That it is our duty as Christians,
on all proper occasions, to protest against the
low standard of morality that sanctions the see
tlcment of any difficulties by compromise Of
moral principles, and that it is our duty TO main-
tain the cause of justice and the oppressed, and
leave the results with God.
Resolved, That Christians cannot consistent
ly give their influence to elevate men to places
of honor and trust who arc known to be sup
portcrs of any great social and moral evil.
Resolved, That the glory of God and the
good of mankind require the exclusion OF Slave
holders from the Christian Church.
We record the passage Of resolutions like
these, by an influential religious body, with pc
culiar satisfaction, as aifording substantial evil
dence that the assaults of the Aboltionists up
on the popular religion are producing the best
effects by compelling the sects to speak out
against slavery in order to save themselves from
utter prostration before the rising anti-slavcry
sentiment of the country. And yet those brave
words of New England Methodism are only
words, for the Conference that adopted them
still holds ecclesiastical and religious fellowship
with no less than eight other Conferences in
which slaveholding and slave buying and sell
ing arc tolerated. If they had given evidence
of their sincerity by dissolving their connection
with these bodies, our pleasure in publishing
the resolutions would have been unalloyed.-
AS it is, we fear they are not so much intended
to work against slavery as to furnish Northern
AIothodism with shield to ward off the arrows
of anti-slavery TRUTH
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-05-18
BOWDITCH'S WORK.

FOR sale at the Salem Book Store SLAVE
ny AND THE CONSTITUTIONS" BY VIM. l. Bow
ditch. A most excellent work that ought tt
he read by all-l66 8vo. pages-paper bound.
The subjects treated of arc arranged as follows -
Slavery Agreeable to Gods Providence; Di-
rect Mental Instruction of Slaves Moral and
Religious Condition Of the Slaves; Moral and
Religious Teachers of the Slaves Direct Re-
ligious Instruction of Slaves Indirect Instruc-
ton.-No Legal Marriage of Slaves Soul
Driving;" Domestic Slave-1Tade;" Runa-
way Slaves Slaveholding always Wrong; The
Constitution and its Interpretation; The Con-
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