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Veins Il lac toIloving coununica sssnfor whit it

Wein,erl .ae following ssnfor whit it
j. worth. II IS from highly respectable citizen,
and contains pomc good things sonie severe, and
aos tl,t are qnite iaiiecens, bit, upon the whole
worth printing Tha, part. however. referring 10
our board % ras'ers, We think, GIT nave been
olilted The explanation Mr., Clever gnre O. their
coursc, in reply TO the aiiask rlase upon t,len ty
Gen. Riley, was entirely satisfactory 10 our mind I;
sad, ne briieve, was the same 70 ali u1q 7iN-
Cd persers plos,lt ! he Lame ,l,,id iaih,l he
upon the statutes Of our state, or upon tie -o'
pie who elected the pres ~ baar expressly 10 giant
licenses.
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TIMOTHY B,yiIESS" % Sy
ALBERT GUILD,


TIE lrertgb,' PTmoany Bilsqm is prepared
Cl$ oy HhLp ~ TIER, date Reed Wing &
CGllerJ D.uEg!-l-, Nu.5l Chatham Stree, nos,on
Gen doors east of THEN late stand in Merchants Row
VINO are the o1y possrs-ors Of the orginnl reclps
Tor hr same. The genuine Basam will AWAY,
have Inc ,-nniur" OF one Of the uboye firm. viz
S1h'rN"n Reed or VIM Jou'n Cutler, ithcinr niwaye
prepared hy one OF the before named REASONABLE
tor sale by G. l. TuuMP-oY, Otta,ra
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Ell. nt 1nomns I Pourh,on A-cA

DtRSUNNT q an order OF ,h' county court
l In Sn.Ir county, notice i hereby gwen, hrf
persons having claims against the rsa,"d lUnvr.
l. BoUGHr1v ate Of the county Of In Sale. Gee,
ed, are required 10 produc" the sumo in writing md
file them in ai court on the 81 Monday in Sep'rrn.
Der next, when and where snd claimants are re-
qucstcd to attend for the purpose of having their
claims adjusted in pursuance of.aw
July 90 $40. CHARLorTE l.. BorGurov. Adm'T.
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Eddie v Thomas C0Y,gn, G-csassG
PURSUANT toan order Of me county courtofLa
sale comfy, notice is hereby gwen, That oh
persons HAVING claims against the estate OF Thomas
Coiig1n Int Of tho county Of In Sale, tgc'd. are
required % produce the -amr m writing and fc them
in ssIi court ON the 81 MONDAY OF August next.
next. whrn md where said claimants are requested
70 attend for the purpose Of having their claims adj
Jus'cd iN purruau-e oil ave.
Jgly l..i9-Gt MARTYR NURnAy, Adm'r.
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Coal Coofgino Stove.

WE would call the attention Of orr customers 10
w CUsim11 < Co.'S Air-Rgh COOLING Store
manufactured in Ottawa THIS i the most perfect
stove for burning cilhcrcoal orwood that has hos vet
been offered 10 the public ltis so constructed that
when either the plates burns out can be replaced
n a trilng expenye.
We keep -uppyot these stoves on hand md will
warrant them 10 wogl, well AMI give satisfaction IN
al cases where properly put up.
We also keep Tor sale three sizes Premium cook
stoves as well asalI sizes plain and 1ncy conl stoves
made IN Ottawa, which We sell nj the Foundry pri-
ccs SEP II JONI MASLEy & Co.
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nlr0irincs.
Price Reduced!
NAUGHN'S
LITH0NTRIPTIC MIXTURE
lnrcn ISalues nnIx nalla.
Large Bottles only One Dollar.

The Proprietor of the Grcs American Remedy "V,ususs
Vrorr.BLs LirHoNrRPrIo MttruRs,' induced BY the
Urgent solicitations OF his Agents, throughout the United
States and Canada, has now
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The public may s.-urrl the character Of the Nei
use, strength and curative propef'ie, Will RENAIS
eScu,Nsxp, and the vii De bestowed 10 Pre-.
ssnag it =, heretofore.
A. th' medicine, under IT, reduced prce viii be purchased
" those who have hitherto made themselves acquainted
sth IL virtues the pf5puete would beg to Intimate that hii
rc- be eiasc with the VA, amount OF Remeies
u the day :" claim, for elf greater A,alas psser
~ diseases, hcr GHV other preparations bSf9rs ne
c-i and sustained .ef for esh, years b. is supeuoi
medical virtues and. until this reduction commanded doubls
Sc prce Of any other article In hi. line.
NorIcS P,Rrcut,Ety, this sruele with sr-a, hss.
NJ power md certainty, upon The
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PILES. As remedy Tor this most Distressing
I'd 0bsijralc malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE

MEUIJINLS Ut''IVt q UIsIiHCI dUI vHIFTIfII-
recommendation. 1t is weil-kuown 20 huud-edl
IN this city, that the former prCvrietor Of these
valuable Medicines was himself afflicted with this
Complaint for upwards Of rnIrrr-FlyE YEArs; and
that he tried in vain every remedy pfssrub"f
within the whole compass Of the NIisrH Msdica
lie however ut length tried TIE Medicine which
Is now offered to the public, and he was cured Co.,
avery short time after his recovery had been pro-
uDunced not only improbable, but absolutely ,"l-
nnssIl-In ~ nu, hnu1nu n,nLna
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k'io,Ighs.

DiTT'S celebrated Como P.oughs warranted to
l scour in any soil, for sale at I.ooKwooDs
Wheat Sacks.
%, SUPERIOR wheat sacks with ,ut seam, for
0-c sale M C~c22 loCRwoou's
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Nliscrl anrous.
DAYTON WOollen Factory,

THE above Factory has now been in successful
! operation Tor eight years pact ana the UNDER
sirnet deem Il unnecessary to make any premises
OF p-d-,s tor their good conduct or hbcra 6arFprs.
AM would mcr,ly say HAT they have good assug.-
ment Of Fulici Clothes.
ClSsinersS SaiiiBsit. Iircc}, leans, Vlrd TIRES.
ElNHc.S Of r4r,0aS katS, SgaC.s Blankets,
and Stocking Yarn, double and uriSisa,
Aud wiz have, By The tine the new clip comes of,
larger sock ct goods han 'hcy hay" cW, becfc Of
rrcJ; and tAgy are getting on another >,r Of ma
.iueU. ,by tie U.it. Of MAY nsNtJ 90 the best
and most Improved kind, which wH.ttubc lttm 70
tam on duubir 'uc number Of yards u,Jt they have
ever done before, and they now Zee, ronua'gtlH
-ayng tu WOO. growers, Turner's, and merchants
hat their wants can De M.Il supplied n tie most
reasonable terms, !u exchange ivr woe. cr cash
t;s,din@ ANA spinning.
They VIII card spin 'ud rrclat l6 cents pr pound
W los al. jllhs. or over.
CVS'1'g 'lrtug NJ ) cents PER pound
They have Two sets 90 Cafd~ expressly tu- country
wogk, which w. be fitted ~ la good ,.ley aui %
WOO. Is PIT up m pr2prycoaGlucn, iheywlt. waUaDt
i.E wa.k Ia cyc satisfaction. Persons coi-InE
from distance who may have % stop oJcI night.
slai. oe tuuo expense
CLOTH D2ESSlNG
VIII BE- done 40 Oh" Uau1. price and in 'l' best man
neg anil warranted 'n give satisfaction, rs none but
.Ic h,,t workmr1 nra e0p.oy.G
Woo, Wheat, Corn, Lam, and So'N vtNh IN.
kcnin pay toy work J Sc y GREEN
u,gf,,, E,,,.,,. AMI - l..N..,4 -
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fllr0Iy
TlncS.
TIU
D.,y-tvEGErABLE .
yaS Sihs1 tS'oI,ahrV Balsam

pa,ys,aoaVEGErABLE q
raS SihsI t'I'a nry ,Balsam.
n twenty yciNging, during trial OF nearly
uiaton which il has tlly maintained the high rep.
paints and an dSc,s nd ior Consumptivc com,
eheSti Il has been uscSgt the lungs, throat and
crss lhan any other article klSbabIy greater sue
iei,'is , VINO have had an oppoTtp aud 'nsillrssn,
Us n'Sny sauiary effects, do notSesltaie 10 recoms
m.In u as saie convenient, and very eiiicocons
'4'wi Il not superior To any ether prescr,n.
1871 ny "np' complaints within their knowlrdc-
nblr.5 SSH ms seldom Disappointed the reason
%.%@, p s 3 ,ay's e, who have used it. III.
"omx,-,o "a, .7sMma, Pyenrisy.
PhfltSs Fe'pMng oI5lood, ~ hooD,
mg to"fh, Coaghs, Rronch lis and
P"|",o"ary objections Of srerv
>, C@tWcaic Of DR. s. 4. Shur,leF
lhavr Tor some time past be, n in M, bnL,,
|'"uA We Vegetable Pulmonary Rnlsam lor irr
SUMPTION asthma, p.urlsy, ,p,iup of booj NJ
'uL-"..U pulmonary affections of ever, kind, ny
WIth confluence recommend Itas .lneIior ana
rr g'pnwuon u-rd for the above conninin,s o'h'
Respectfully yours
r., a SHuRTLEFF, NJ. D INNS
Boston FamhcEon lltI, Die. ,, 1895 ~ D.
i ne wife ct a clergyman of Boston, was consi1.
Wv" p', t''n'rry nom disease OF the lung. in m.
,Fi"E'i IS who." restoration to health Iyos,.
.l.oe0' BON ly her physician and her husband ~
''N use u W. |rggr,h., Pulmonary Balsnm
M f'O" Dr Timothy Bqglies
W VIC Tor several years aas been exercised with
"NyNtIe cough, pain On hcr-dc and r,lSug nv tnrna
} 'tu matter lueci with blood She haS used
,,..N N'l'S ~ medicine tor her comp,aint and n
m.Lni 'n'N' Ioyer~ Powders and Other misiprrs in
M""I opium was an ingredient Srme Of these
60, 'ytN "'t couIh,nl the same time would M
Kinds OF medicines have all been j,sco,,in,.J -.
N'aTy Nv" Yeas. and no Other mr,lc,nr hn. b.",
Use ~ san term only he Vegetable PuImonn,v
Hnlsnu', which .n-p erinnr.p-,ry over cv,rv I,,,J
IH'lirH' y. hns rvrr tak,n Tor her couch SOM
"I my 'rth.pr. have been u~iup tins holson H.,
Jung complaints with wonderful sucrcss ~
Uahudsr, sep, . 1881 Ccrt,Gedb,
TIMOTHY BAYilES.
tT'hr1fc If Dr. Albert Guild
h>' prescribed the Vegetable Pulmonary D,,.
N,'n ''''l one year since n my own family, in mn
"'>"0''g Jung omp ann, which succeeded n typhu,
NNrF INere w1s n this case q hard dry couph
'lIU'u Nn' bicnihns, soreness about the chest and
Gr'atdeh.ihv. The ha.san speedily effected , cure
Having since prescribed the hal,em in unnv Inns
complaints, with uniform success can with conf
dencc recommend It's use for all those con,pain,s ior
which Il s offered rs remedy
Boston, Feb l,'s3s. ALBERT GUILD.
TO THE PUBIC
me l.rc"fgb'r PuimoHqrg Btlsqm is preu,rrd
only by REED & CUTLER, date Reed Wing &
IHher| puGGl-l-, Np.5l Chatham Stree, Boston.
0"n doors east THEN late stand IN Merchants Row
VINO arc the ou.y possrs-ors Of the orpinnl reclps
ior Roe same, IN" genuine Iasam will awny,
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bilious Feyers aud Liver Complaints.

General Debility, Loss OF Aft nTE' ASp
DssA-rsoG sFlAli s--.N.s n ~ H'r.n'su aVe been
used with Que m.s. a.HaHai results u cases of
,H.s description .--tHa's Lvu and ScuoguLA, in
It's worst Drus, yields ~ the mild yet powerful
action Of these remarkable Medicines NiGnF
SwE,rs, Nervous DsmLlrY, Nervous CoM.
PLANTS Of oil kinds, rNLriATloN OF TIKI ilEART,
p,tyryu's CoiIr. are guprdlV Curpd
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Bleed, Liver, kidneys, Lung

md al other ans upon the proper Of which Tie ,ai
,ealth depend,
This medicine Ia, lastly high r.pu,e a remedy for
Drcpsy and Gravel
md -, d.N.cs Of 4 It may be relief uVcn when
Sc intelligent physician has abanioa-i HE paten-and Ion
ese distressing diseases especially pRoPsY the proph.
nor would earnestly aai honestly recommend Il; At '
present price easily o5,sned s and the sI will prove
ke ,riae 10 be N.
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FEVER AND AGUE.

For this scourEc of the western cnGntry these
Medicines will be found a safe, speedy, and cer-
tain remedy. Other medicines .eaye th' sysl..u
subject toa return ol the die. ase-a cure b., q. a=
medicines is prmmcu'--VRN THEN, BIZ
SATISFIED, AND BE CURED.
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Re!.csd the Price
NE DOL L A r g..

Of HI, popular aud well Known sele; mi from his DAT.
,encecrth, he will put ~ but size only his guar
sS,tc-:-ths tail pnce will he
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First arrival +!

AlrGJ EATTAVal
TlE subscriber has Just received ana oil = for alc
at wholesale and retail, Tor cash, cheaper than
ever before
30 hhi- New Orlcanssugar.
81 bhs. Plantation moln,-es.
u 81 Louis sugar house 10,
- Superior Vinegar,
.isackS BIO coffee,
2uercrs rice,
5DboScs pure allow candles.
80 soap,
~ new r1isens,
20 bbls white fish and trout together with foil
assortment o! other choiceia Groceries.
Also.
goo spring style, ladies' bonne,s.
2OA lawn and l1conet dresses,
- pieces Prints.
so cotonadr md summer stuff
5JOpalm leaf and lrrhom hat,,
- pieces new and choice bonnet ribbons
with iu.l assortment Of shlwl5, gloves, hosiery
dress trimmings etc, etc 10 which he lngites the
attention This friends aud the public
Ottawa, April 20, 1850. JOHN LOCKWOOD
Of DoZ rATENTPAl[s, Just rcceivcdby
" dec " WALxEG & lllcgtIyG.
Hats ~ caps.
HUNGARIAN, California Mexican, Leghorn
IL ,hnn pear straw, and palm cathals; mems
hoys and chiIdrcn's cnps, orsalc chenp,hy
mays SAyGrR Sro
/ - 'F''''''N " W
WOODEN WARE.
| tNaS TERN tubs aud pals, bowls and boxes in
~ nc,is, grain measures, washing bonris, sc n,
! maya Crsu,,,. ~
Cents. Fine Boots n shoes,
FALF and Morocco Boots and Shoes for Gcp,'s
! summer wrnr, for snlrhv W II,srrtt
IH PPER LEATHER--iO dozen Tor sabe he
- lnhc -. w. HASKELL.
Fire! Fire!
7hisway trHkthat La3icr,
on LADDERS, Superior article for sale by
~ June %, G RIM
shoes shoes.
l CS'r received ntmy shoe sore superiorn,sor..
y nieni oi shoesior ladies' wear consisting in mar,
OF Ladies' kid ties Ladies CATERS
DO klh buskins, do Jenny Lind ties
do exccseor, do slippcrsnli Kind.
Misses do Misses d,
Ladies colored onamclcd Poikas
-, do Kid boots H. Misses cold lasting pnitcrs
Misscskid and leather boots and morocco buskins
and general assortment ofchildrens shoes, for sa e
ny June %. WM. HASKELL.
Wagons.
y NEW TWO HORSE LUMBER WAGONS
- Tor sale Wy July 49, c. BURR.
$500 sheen ia LET.
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an thus prevents or relieves great variety " ort mai
.dies 2, Spinal irritation, NsiUlgta, " Vans DGrc.
StrogrtEg, Ep!i.pnr Ftis, CyErsls01s, &c
l. c-lUs-~ tar blood .Ecits- me liver 20 healthy acnd
iue stomach Iuj gives good tgesuol relieves the
bowels OF IprUUr AMI cgnsfustIon dlars inflammation 10
rln-- the ssIu sN.tes tic ,Fcuai'Un Of the noo urU
.rlug warmth -Gu8y all ov-r 'h" how a'd me
Wisconsin,. rersru'r. -. rrsuI-. ani uf0tnr'' l.
moves INSTRUCTIONS. srt u.I4oates the entire nefNor
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MERCUEIAL DISEASES.

MERCUEIAL DISEASES.
Persons whose constitutions nave become nm
pnred by the iniudicous use Of MERCuUy, will
lind these Medicines perfect cure, as they never
im to eradicate from the system all the effects of
Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful
preparations OF SarsaparilIa. A single tri.l will
place them beyond the reach Of competitions in
the estimation of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF C0UNTERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered, and then
nofarious authors arrested, both IN the city Of New
York aud abroad.
Buy Of no one who is not an AUTHORISED
AGEsr.
Prepared and sold by DR.. w ID. MOFFAT,
1886 Broadway, New York.
FOR SALE BY
WALKER Il HICKLING, Ohd"a.
0,,nv, l,,, 10 'SN-1v
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OTTAWA TANNERY

8 now in full operation where cash at altimes Is
L paid for all kinds Of Hides and Skins, Plaster
ng hair on hand and for sale at the tannery or my
'hoe andlealhers,ors jnl5 wv HASKELL.
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+ work, wl..HeIs % cases of F'H0r d5vs % lfh'rs
rtlr. II lie ,iOub. D5gir4cfsa SIpDr-sSsG PIHfa.
Hsr,-,s lrrsyErIy the menstrual permits and The IKE
ali g., rrsca IN curing al The forms Of hfl,y DssG'-,
Nv removing DISTINCTIONS i1t regulating me grnsr,
.vse II give, and strength 10 tie whole body, anu
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He is unworthy of the name Of American who does not
feel at his hearts the difference between the lofty patriot
ism and noble sentiments of Of these documents and
but will say what the occasion would justify will only
say, and that enough, the other for it another.
Beniamin portioed ADORE his brethren has rauened as
,coy The morning he has depoured the prey and at night
he has dtoided the spois So much for Scripture and pa
triosm When translated into plain English this
that the South has tened upon the North the wolf is
gorged with his prey Lest the apologize should be su
fcienty clear, told that almost every thing Which has
contributed to the honor and the sceare of The nation has
that every thing unpropos and dishonora6l including
the 6uders and oes Of their adversaries, may be traced
to the South.
And this judgment pronounced upon the land of Patrick
Henry and jefferson, and auens and RutIedge and Sum
ter and Marion, and Madison, and Marshall, and Monroe,
and Jackson and-above all and beyond aof Washing
ton and upon the land Of host Of other
the honor of their country in times perous any country
ever encountered and survived.
And yet almost all of good that has been gained by
lnry been gained by the North despite the South
while the South has brought upon all msorunes and
upon their adrersaries oil their bundes and foes sup
pose this word adversary the vocabulary of Mr. Adams
means the other portions OF the Union.
Now, sir not going to mete out to the various re-
gons Of this broad land the share each IN the wonderful
in all the elements Of power and prosperity into which
have entered and have indeed far advanced The glory
belongs equally all and all have equally contributed TO OBJ
tain il. And still less will undertake seriously to reute
proposition which, he efutaton s not in the heart OF an
American, he is aiihess the deeds Of the past
and to the common hopes Ct the future
am panegyrst Of the South. It needs none. am
Northern by birth Western by the habits and
associations Of half a century; but American above
ALL love the land Of my freaihers revere the memory
OF the Pilgrims for oil they did and suffered In the great cause
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The FlreTveH .dddreSS.
"Thc unity of government,
which constitutes you one peo-
pie, is also now dear to you.
1t is justly so for it is a main
pillar in the edifce Of your
real INTERCHANGEABLE sup
port of your tranquility at
home, your peace abroad, of
your safety, Of your prosperi-
ty, of that very liberty which
you so highly prize. But us
It is easy to foresee that, from
different causes, and from diff
ferent quarters, much pains
will be taken, many articles
employed, to weaken in your
minds the conviction of this
truth as this is the point in
your political fortress against
which the batteries OF inter-
nal and external enemies will
be most constantly and actively
Though often covertly and in
sidiously) directed, it is Of in
finite moment that you should
properly estimate the immense
value of your National Union
to your collective and indi-
vidual happiness that you
should cherish a cordial, ha-
bitual, and immovable attach
ment to it. accustoming your
selves to think and speak off
as ofthe palladium of your po-
litical safety and prosperity;
watching for its preservation
with Jealous anxiety; discoun-
tenancing whatever may sug-
ge t even a suspicion that it
can, in any event, be abandon
ed and Indignantly frowning
upon the first dawning ofevery
attempt to ALLEVIATE any portion
of our country from the rest,
or to enfeeble the sacred ties
which now link together the
various parts. For this you
have every inducement of
sympathy and interest. Citi-
zens by birth or choice of a
common country, that country
has a right to concentrate your
affections. The name of fine
ricon, which belongs to you in
your national capacity, must
always exalt the Just pride of
patriotism more than any APP
pellation derived from local
determinations. With slight
shades Of difference, you have
the same religion, manners,
habits, and political principles.
You have, in a common cause,
fought and triumphed toge-
Their /; the independence and
liberty you possess are the
work of joint counsels and
joint efforts-of common dam
gers, sufferings, and success
ses. !"
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. Mr.. .Adams's Diary.

Mr.. .4Giams's Diary.
"The progress of this dis
cussion has so totally merged
In passion all the reasoning
faculties of these shareholders,
that these gentlemen, in the
simplicity OF their hearts, had
come to a conclusion in direct
opposition to their premises,
without being aware or con-
scious of inconsistency. They
insisted upon it that the clause
in the constitution which gives
Congress the power sto dis
pose OF and make all needful
rules and regulations respect
ing the territory and other
property ofthe United States,
had reference to it only as
land, and conferred no autho-
rity to make rules binding
upon its inhabitants, SC.
cit is in truth all perverted
sentiment, mistaking labor for
slavery, and dominion for free
dom. The discus ion Of this
Missouri question has betray-
ed the secret of their souls.
In the abstract they admit that
slavery is an evil. They dis
claim all participation in the
introduction of it, and cast it
all upon the shoulders of our
old grandam Britain. But,
when probed to the quick upon
it, they show at the bottom Of
their souls pride and vain
glory in their very condition
of masterdom.
"The impression produced
upon my mind by the progress
of this discussion is, that the
bargain between freedom and
siaDery, contained in the con-
stitution efMe United States,
is morally and politically Dici-
ols, inconsistent zvith the bri,,-
cipies upon r0lach alone Our
ReDoiution can be justified;
cr1iel and oppressive, byravet-
ing the chains Of Slavery, by
pLedging the faith of freedom
to maintain and perpefrlate the
tyranny Of the master and
grossly unequal and impoiGc,
6yadmitting that slaves are at
once enemies to be kept in sub
lection, PROPERTY to be secured
rrestored to their owners, and
persons NOT to be represented
themselves, bnt for 1vhom their
masters are Privileged Nth
nearly a double share of REPRE-
se,itation. The consequence
has been, that this slave repre-
sentaGon has governed the
Union. Benjamin, portioned
above his brethren, has raven
ed as a wolf; in the morning
he has devoured the prey, and
at night he has divided the
spoil.
~"It would be no difficult
matter to prove, by reviewing
the history of the Union under
this constitution, that almost
every thing, which has con-
tributed to the honor and well
fare OF the nation, has been &C.
complished in despite ofthem,
or forced upon them, and that
every thing unpropitious and
dishonorable, including the
blunders and follies Of their
adversaries, may be traced to
thern.o