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So few and SO scarce the active clergymen
at Oxford, that on Ike morning of Good Friday,
Holywell Church had to be closed for want Of
some one to perform the services Of the day.
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In Philadelphia, several omnibus lines have re-
duced the fare to three cents. 1t will be down
ha.o
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SENSIBLE TO THE LAsT.--The Victoria Advo-
cate contains notice Of the marriage, in Dewitt
county, of Mr. John Boyd aged IS years, to Mrs.
Betsey Turney aged 81 years.
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CUsToMHousE, New ,otI;sns. May ., 1850, !

ColleCt1r's Office.
tDHOPOSALS FOR WORK To BE DONE ON
4 GORDQN'S ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE, Sealed
Proposals WI be received at this Office until the 18th day Of
Island Light house: va ~ .
The Foundation underneath the Light hou e 10 be filled IN
50 as TO exclude water from remaining there and then To
h up on the outside against the foundation walls about 81
iee high and ~ feet wide be graded foot deep
u0n: 10 Raise and Level the House level TO
and wheel all the dirt from the Canal for the purpose of FIJI
ing up the space around the foundation the canal to be
iee wlae and to feet deep sufficient afford an eecu
Gram Tor all the water at ordinary times from the foundation
OF the house. Also to fill the Gully leading from The Pass
to the Lighthouse at Gordon Island The above work to be
done IN good and substantial manner and payment to be
made Tor the same the certificate Of the Keeper that
completed according to conta act to his entire
Amy further information required will be furnished on ap
phcaton az tins Office. SAM'I4 ]. PETERS,
my4 tolls Collector and SUPERINTENDENT Of Lights.
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Hhh H " ME 2; GERRY, having removed
~ nom ~ Camp street, to No. 1 A 81. Charles 30
street where he will continue carry On the bust. A
ness OF Repairing and Rating THERMOMETERS, E-IEA
Also. repairing and cleaning WATCHES, Clocks, gaAiAA
Nautical, Mathematical and Philosophical Instruments in
the best manner He, being grateful for fomer patronage
sui socis remembrance from bis friends and the public in
general. myl5 3mis
D0RTER-3co packages superior Xxx Dublin Brown
l. Stout, Just received and for sale by
mh9 John TOOI.E, % Rank Plaza
CLARET-2O casks and rs boxes excellent Table CaTet
~ for sale by
my4 BARELLI & CO. 81 Common street.
Ct0W PEAs-50O bushels genuine Carolina Seed Peas
" imported direct from Charleston and for sale by
my1 A. +. COCHRAN n co. % TchoupitOulas.
ID HENISH WLNE-Jnst received, subject to debenture
N 40 of the above Wne all of the choicest brands
and for sale by JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place
OIVEOIL 500 baskets pints and quarts PagniOs best
" in store and for sale by
myI A. F. COCHRAN & co. q Tchoupitoulas st.
ID ICE-50 erces fine Carolina, for sale by
lOap9 l. w. ARTHUR co. 28 and % New Levee
TINEXAS PECANs,-75 bags in fine order, for sale by
i ap9 w. ARTHUR 4 co. % and % New Levee.
DECANS-6O bags fine Texas, for sale by
! ap23 !. w. ARTHUR n co q and % New Levee
RUCKWHEAT-l5O packages, quarters and eighlhs,
mh2 -'N ~ sAML WOLFF, Is Gravsg d.
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IA, J. COKE d. CO., DfU6aIsTs, Corner Of Naga-
IL ztRe ard pOvdras Streets prepared to q
cute orders for Planters Country Physicians and Fam 80
lies Every article warranted genuine. Dr. E. J. W.
COxEs Preparations, extensively used for years. ~
Recommending themselves BY their effects:
SOUTHERN COUGH SYRUP-An uneQualed remedy
M EXTRACT OF CoPAVqa1 1ssAesEsApARuIA
NkN AND CUBEBS-A certain and agreeable cure,
80 superior to the Capsules any other ext1ect.
TOMlC. EATRACT OF SARSAFARIIALA AND
TAhAAACUM-The strongest preparation that can
be made as proved by the effect produced.
BAkSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT. ETC.
For the cure OF Consumption and Bronchitis
LOUISIANA VERMIFUGE, RHEUMATIC LINZ
Tonic AGUE SYRUP and PILLS. uIs 1ysdp
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CoTToN FACToRIEs.-It has already been aa-
nounced that some of the cotton factories have
been stopped, whilst others are running short
time, on account of the high price of cotton. The
Howard Gazette, speaking of the mills at Eicotts,
says:
" The Granite, of this place, we understand,
Will stop in few days for one month, and then de-
termine as TO the future. The Union has reduced
wages 20 per cent, and will continue TO run full
time. Patapsco has commenced to run half time,
and it is expected that the Thistle will either com
mence half time, shortly. or reduce WAGES"
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CusToMHOUsE, NEw Orleans, I
Collectors Office, May 3, 1850.
Proposals FOR BUILDING A BREAKNA
TER FOR LIGHT AT PASS MANCHAC-Sealet

PROPOSALS FOR BUfIDINGS A BREAKWA-
TER FOR LIGHT AT PASS MANCHAC-Seae
proposals Will be received at this Office until the 18th OF May
az IL oclOck 10 build Beakwaier Lighthouse Pass
Manchao in accordance with plan file in this office.
beakwater to be constructed in the form of three sides
OF hexagon (s shown the plan each side TO be 60 feet
long, and TO be composed Of cypress 2 piles driven three
ieet from centre centre, and from to III feet deep their
tops to be feet above the bed Of the bottom of the % of
the Lighthouse
cypress strnger IL inches square be morced the
heads OF The piles which to be tenOned receive each
morce and enon joint TO be secured by two inch tTeenas
driven through the snger to be secured TO the piles at the
angles and the centre OF each side by
inches going over the srngeF and down the piles to which
ii be secured by inch iron bolts going through and
screwng the other side also inch iron bolt to
through the strap and sTnger, securing them t0gethe
straps and q bolts in all The Jennings OF the strnge TO be
plankng OF inch thick yellow pine to be well spiked on
the outside OF the stnger and piles with three inches long
iron spikes each plank each pile the pans to
IL inches broad and extend from the of the stnger
On the outside OF the plankng, and coming foot
thick its top, there to be earth embankment
slope OF Ia TO foot and to be covered with brick bats and
stone srewed OVERT.
piles but covered with brick and stone the earth to form
these embankmens be taken evenly from the surrounding
surface and 10 greater depth than one foot 10
forming trenches holes for the accumulation of water
Popoaswl also be received for doing the following work:
The Roof and Cutters to be Aepaired.
Csten to contain 1900 gallons.
small Stoop or Shed to front and rear doors.
All OF the above work TO be done good and substantial
manner and payment be made for the same the eer
cate of the keeper that it completed according 10 contract
and to his entire satisfaction.
Any information required will be furnished on application
at this office SAM. ]. PETERS,
my4 tolls Collector and Superintendent Of Lights
RLUE LICK WATER-At the FALCON HOUSE,
~ BY the bhl. gallon or glass myl0
IRON SAFE FOR SALE-A superior Iron Safe, large
size, nearly new, made by q. Rich Il Co. New York foT
sale very lows Apply at Y Natohez Of. up stas myl0
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Ga | ak

WH gsS&S
UTEDNESDAY May g, 1884 Purse OF sOO- Free for ali
w Pacing HoTres Purse over S0-MIe bats
three in FL harness. -
Same DAyA Prre Of ST5-Free for all Trott:pr Horses to
$50 pounds. - - --7-
THURSDAY, May 30A Purse Of sOO-Free for all Trottng
Horsef-bIe helt-, three II FIVE, in harness.
Same Purse SzFree for PAGERS that starred
fo saddle.
HorteA Two mile heats n harness. 'e
SATURDAY June LA Purse Of SIo0-
Horses Mile and repeal Wsgons Wagons 10 weigh Ss
POUNDS. The second best horse receive S95.
Same DayA Purse S3O-Free or Trotirg Horsea thar
never Purse-Mle 10 harness, "
SUNDAY June IA Purse Of Sl0Free Pacing
Mile heats, three hye saddle
me DnyA Purse Of $S0-Fe TIotiing Horses go
as they please-Mle heats, three in five.
TUESDAY, Jule IA Purse Of sI5O-Free for all Trot3e
horsesTwe mule heats, in saddle This Purse will given
MErdoeh and Telegraph Mobile TO enter it
TrJtting end Pacing Club.
~ All entries be made each Trot al
oe OK, ?. M the myI63s C. s. ELLIS Trrairer
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CUsToMHoUsE. New Orleans
Collectors Office, May 8, 1850.
i ON III, THE LIGHT HOUSE AND DWELLING ON
CHANDE1.lEUR lSLAND-Seaed proposals will be
received this Office until the 10th of Nav at IL to
do the following work on Chandelieur Island: -
10 Raise the Ground around the Dwelling and Lighthouse
SO superficial yards, feet deep, and erect suitable
Leyee or Dyke around the premises.
To make Window Shutters for eleven openings as follows.
to be feet So inches high by feet 1915 inches wde To
be eet 10 inches high by feet "a inches wide: to be
feet 10 inches high by feet inches wide; 10 be feet az
inches high by feet "a inches wde all of said window
shutters TO be strong and well hung
Gallery to be built the south side Of the building 36
feet long by feet we sealed overhead and to be placed
cypress blocks or brick pillars.
A Pivy be built of wood lOx6 feet with division in
the centre. "
Some repairs to the Chmneys, which will take about 1000
brick and barrel Of lime, also few fire brick, say 800 for
chimney jams and backs.
All of the above named work be done according to
contract and the entire satisfaction of the keeper of light
and payment will be made until his certificate 10 that
effect produced.
Any further information will be given on application at
this Office. SAM'I, j PETERS,
N.Y. I'd Collector and SUPERINTENDENT OF lishts
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organs. anu lnvlgoratng the entire
SAAPt EEsAHF6ANYF RHE H1S MPaAAtsMX
SP E p "a F2aHk9N EES S9268T fTfRkEEF 6Skxs
PPIiTIAIT VIC OF THE HEART, -APOPLEXY, NEU.
LIVER 6o tAiNS g TPaE sIPE AHD NEST
CURVATURE OF THE SPINE, HIP COMPIA Amt
NERVOUS Disc WITCH Gomosni, a4 AsR oA Aa ade
T&E :%S9Eis R305Sy M ERE"A"aE~ENT or
In Nervous Complaints. drugs and medicines ,ereas,
Frustrated system while, under the lie
v wa influence OF Gayanism applied by this Deautifu
sufferer is restored to former health, strength elasticity and
WEOr. The great popularity and excellence of
Or. Christie's Galvanic Curatiyes
consists in the fact that they cure disease by Opt,oars
IN place O. the usual mode of druggng and phys
licking the pae till exhausted Mature hopelesy nne
zee ctrcation ct e OOod, promote the SecreI.oas ana
since their introduction into The United States ony lire,
years SINCE more than 5000 persons including ali ages
Glasses and conditions among Which were large number III
adde's who are peculiarly subject 10 Nervous COMPLAINS
nave Oeeh e ntiIely and Permanently Cured
neh an hone OF relief had been given up, every thing
Il, To illustrate the Of the G.qLHANIC BEL Suppose
re ease Of person afflicted with that bane Of civilization
In ordinary stimuli aken which, by I5eir acan
on the nerves and muscles the stomoch pod eDorar,
injured faculties after The action thus excited has ceased
hey Se N ss T R te ese Oins from action Of
IN the worse symptoms of attack, and simply lie he R,
around the body using e Magnec Fluid os directed In
element Of the Ge thereby causing Gavauic cirhIfiao
winch VII pass 10 the neyave and thence back again 10
mus keephg up aconnuous evanc circulation
AAESf M %9t cases Of DYSPEPSIA ARE
sEDtcaent 10 eradicate tie Disease az pears.
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
H. OF the Most UndOubted Character
'0 dill paris Fl me County could ue given, sufficient to
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMOOEAmENl 10
AMERICAN THEATRE. Poydras street.
MANAGE JOHN eAlsFoED. % cents. P.rqssH.
3 snss e y SSss ,s%Ssg sE z
EVENING Thur'dTy a E r ss%sa Inns az Sady
Marquis Mr.. Charles
AIisi which. xETiPoDEiE TEiTs' Ai' o.ulA'id
By Prof Jennings and bis talented Pup Helen and assr Henri
~ THE TWO GREGoRIEs.
esr: NJ Keller
Hsnehette with Miss Z. Pstrs
PLACIDE's VARIETIES.
PoxEs Fin. and Second Tier Parguse cents, Third
open osoeE viii eominsses q 6aps:t prs.
saey THIS EVENING. Thursday will be performed sher-
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
AR.r which, Two' GRAND DivERTisSEnE E & Howard
IN which all the principal Dancers viii appear.
ORLEANS THEATRE.
az BENEFIT q Mr. COLIN Comptroller. Positively
EVENING "a, ;Ht s;s ;:
Performer, ,ERGszLEM;
AND me Comedy 1 S eGi ' Feb Il 'H'd
= Pedormanees vIi commence Al hsiIpsH s'elOek.
VIA Grand Concert. .oe.
fI:i s. . saG sa q sT': & New New
o %: WALLACE and sTRAKOsCH, will xzpfs
On RDIY 1l gRE sas ss ooN ~ ls III. - 81
81 RARoscH will play his dor lie Inst time
piece, his celebrated Fan.sa on Az, from ~ Z . ~
chopin. beautiful Noctune lie Nurmur DE-
.ohe o. Menoeies.ohns delightful" Leder Woe
ING ses serpent The C-niyal Of Venice Fan
Mr. WALLACE viii perform Violin an Air ysrt.e nm
from La sfsnsa and Is La Sa1ss g Con
Grand Duetto Qr Violin and Piano. from Wilt Tel
by Benedict And finally Grand us,t r. r.
Pianos, together y hh Strakosch- - -
Madame CASINI, the dis ilsushed Yocal will .ng Tn. ces
oraied Aria CaSa Diva !" by Helni e bean
uIol song and a hne ATis from Sc | Puritsni.'j
For particulars, small bills
Tickets One Doar TO be had the u1ual places.
en ere respectfully requested provide previously viii
ucsee as there viii positively be tickets Issued han
room can conveniently hold mYi5
Grand Subscription Concert, under the
Nd1n Dire elton OF Mr.. HOe1frsa-s .oaz
&at5K ~ The subscribsrs to this serie. Of ON Fl
&s12f1 CERTS respectfully informed that NFTf1dV
SEE series will be continued EVERY WEEK al NTHSEN
"a the Commercial Hall, st. Charles apis II IT,
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~ u Cumberland River PacketA MERICA,
Letkaastr jesse Johnson mastsr-FOr Nashville, CaKks
z11@z21A vile, Canton, Eddyville. Smithand, Padu-
passenger steamer AMERICA, Capt Jesse johnson, viii
positively leave for the above and all intermediate landings
TUESDAY, the 2lst inst, at O'Clock For freight
or passage, Having unsurpassed accommodations,
apply on board foot of Canal street, or TO
II. b. SMITH, 50 Nlaga zine street, or to
my16 PICKETT. PERKINS 4 co. 81 Magazine st.
CTEAAIBOAT FOR sALE-The well known and
- substantial steamer DUCK RIVER is - -
offered for sails 10 close She carries
about 900 bales of cotton, IS light draueht and
well. For terms, which will be liberal, apply to
mys # l. w. ARTHUR q co. g and ~ New Levee
Drug STORE FOR SALE-A Retail Apcthecar,
- Store, well situated in thckly inhabited part of the
Second Municipality, low for cash. Apply to
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

CRESCENT OFyIcK, |
Thursday Morning. May 10. 1850.
COTTON-The demaud for Cotton yesterday was quite |
mied and we heard Of sales of only about 1000 balss
NEW ORLEANS Classification.
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Grand Subscription Concert, under
MIA Dire ctiOn of MIR. HOenr.a-.- .nO


III NJ TT The Subscribers to this Series Of on p
SNyz2fx CERTS respectfully informed that daTzi
sE series will be continued EVERY WEEK. at Nl8.SEe
"a the Commercial Hall, St. Charles st. apis II IT.
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'HE undersigned, his old established office, continues to
accommodate persons desiops OF RENTING money heir
friends ia England. Ireland Scotland. with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable in in the above named king
doms, and in suit He aso usual
ing brought from Liverpool this city, good
ships and reasonable Parties living distance, by
addressing letter (pOsp paid the 9nde,slgnsd will be
sl0 1y No Is Bank re
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L. FOR LlVERPOOLs-The A FAST sailing bark
NAA IHEODORk. Can't Morton, will have dizoafch
Tor the above port For freight or passage apply 10
- THOS. ROGERS in q CO.
ap6 or to G. w. OLIVER. g St Charles st.
Aa FOR LIVERPOOI.-Takes no (srain--Tbs 6ns
SzEE A fast sailing ship BLAND, Can't Payen viii
: have immediate dispatch for the above port For
THOMAS ROGERS. Il, Aco
mh2 or G. w. OLIVER, q St Charles q
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Le&aG LOWNDEs, Jr- For Pnnceton. Lake
asllsaazzdg Providence, Milliken's Bend Vicksburg
Waenton, New Carthage, Grand Gulf Rodney and Nscez
The new elegant and swift running passenger steamer
LOWNDES, JR. Jerks, master, will positively leave for
the above and ali intermediates landings on MONDAY h
instan al O'Clock p. NJ. For freight or passage apply
on board, foot OF CustOmhOuse street, to
T. b. SMITH, SO Magazine st.
p s. The steamer LOwndes, J has taken the place OF
the steamer Montgomery, and will continue in the trade
Lhroughou the spring and summer To Also the
Lownde Jr running in connection with the steamer Ann
Lancaster and will take freight for YazO0 River at the
tomary rates. myI6
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tho viii bs catered books ussss
psymsat Of ths subscription be made " sdvsacs
Distant subscribers istsss, ths postage
on which wi DO paid BY a. assumed ~ ourselves IN
safe transmission.
Inc COUNTRY fAPEk u published u weekly during hs sss
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions or period year viii be received
pToporuoned 10 tho above annual rates. 5000
0y-POsTMAsTERs authorized ~
sending DAILY subscribers, ESQ enclosed - vavs
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subscribers with slo enclosed wiz be copy of
same ediIon they furnish subsc.lLcs xrssSs.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
sPEE E1H oF nn. YULsE.
OF FLORIDA,

o, Lhs AinSson Of Cat,f ,fornia State of The Union ;
aehvsred IN he Senate Of tie United States August 8,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

American women are now more diversified in
their style of beauty than those of all the globe
besides; and that diversity comprises the highest
OF charms, from Grecian deicacy of on ne to
French symmetry and Proportion. The truth is,
and II forms subject of remark and admiration
OF all travellers, that the American females have
no snperiors tor beauty in any country, either for
outline or expression, complexion or deiicucy
And this is readily accom- ed for from the fact
that all other countries furnish, originaiiy, the
mo her of those whose charms are the pride and
boast Of our country. W"re their labor as well
recompens-d, as their beauty is Justly appreca
ted, they would have nothing to complain Of. On
his point, we bow in shame over the confess
sion, that tenale wages are III every way mad
equate to temalo Industry, as a safeguard to fe-
maze viz. uc, and sincerely may the phianthropist
regret that the seamslress is not batter laid and
less admired. The oprobrium of the age is the
scanty wages paid for female labor. However
lovely, they cannot, like the fabulous chamclons
live on air, although the experiment seems to be
making on how small an allowance of food NO
man can subsst, and yet continue to sew to make
fortunes for hcartess man.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

A WORD ABOUT GARDENiNe.-No one
can be truly said to live who has not a gar.
den. None but those who have enioved it
can appreciate the satisfaction, the luxu-
ry-of sitting down to a table spread with
the fruits of ones own planting and culture.
A bunch of radishes-a few heads orleuuce
taken from the gardin in summers
morning for breakfast or a mess of green
peas or swea! corn, is quite different affair
from market in a dying condition to be put
away IN the cellar for use. And plate of
Strawberries or rasberries lose move of their
peculiar flavor by passing directly from the
border TO the cream, without being iolted a
bont in basket until they have lost all
form OF comsliness. And yet how many
IN our small cities and villages of our coun-
try, possessing every facility for good gar
den, either through Incidence or ignorance,
are deprived of this source of comforl! And
how many farmers, with enough land lying
waste to furnish them with most of the lux
cries ofllle, are content to plod on in the e.
Won tenor of ter way, never raising their
tastes above the pork and beans Of their
fathers.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1850-05-24

"One of the heralded orators for this Anniver-
sary, is the black Douglass, who, at public
meeting, at Syracuse, on the 9th of January,
1850, uttered the following infamous exclama-
ton
Let the Union be dissolved | wish to see il
dissolved at once-talk to me of the love of IL
berty, OF your Washingtons, Jeffersons, and Hen
rys-they were strangers to any just idea of IL
berty.'!!!
"This was uttered, says a contemporary, and
no hand was raised to fell the speaker to the
EARTH"
We get the above from the Kenosha Democrat
which obtained it from the n Y Globe. Let
us see who this black Douglass is, and what
has been the schooling which has brought him to
entertain the sentiments he does He says of
himself
81 have endured the whip,-bear the marks
of the lash upon my back,-have been driven to
the slave market in Talbot CO. MARYLAND, and put
up for sale to the highest bidder, like the brute
beasts"
Now here is man, who physically, we doubt
not il superior to the editor of the Globe and his
follower, of the Democrat, and so far as color is
concerned, we know that one and perhaps both
of them, are created more at variance with the
Caucasian standard, than is Douglass And in
the attributes which makes the Man-the Men
tai and Moral power-they hold about the same
relation to Douglass, that the ant-hill holds to the
Alp. Yet this Man-driven under the lash to
the shambles, in the land of the Washingtons.
Jeffersons, and Iienrys, is not to be permitted to
entertain nor express the opinion, that those men
had no just idea of liberty. Truly, we think, a
man upon whose back the marks of the lash are
yet visible, inflicted under the sanction of the in
situations of the land of Washington, Jefferson,
and Henry, should at least have that charity ex-
tended to him, which should prevent the raising
of any hand to strike him to the earth, for an ex-
preston Of opinions imbibed under such schoo-
ling We fortunately, have never been put
through such process. yet we think that no
man, we care not what his name is, has any Just
idea Of liberty, who by any process of law holds
his fellow man in bondage or fails to recognize
the common principles of humanity which make
common rights. The men who originate or CO.
Ply the wish that Douglass should have been
stricken TO the earth for an honest expression of
opinion, would need century's teaching to get
up to Nicholas of Russia, in ideas of liberty I'M
less, indeed, their own backs should be barred to
the lash of the slave driver, which might quicken
their sluggish apprehensous.