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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-06

49, ...s, ,nan WHO has ever reIIev-
cd my mind on subject which has reslel
upon il for thirty years. My enemies al
ways charged me with vo!alins the Cou.
sti,uIion Of my country. hy declaring
martial law AT New Orleans; and my
friends have always admitted the viola.
lion, but have commended that circum stan J..
ces justified me in thai violation: ] never
could understand how it was, that The per-
(urmauce Of a solemn duty in my country
"A duty, to which il had neglected,
would have made me traitor in the sigh,
of God and man-could properly be pro-
nounccd violation Of The Constitution.
fcl, convinced in ny own mind that |
was not guilty Of such henous offence;
but could never make out legal justi-
Gcation Of my coursei nor has it ever been
done, sir; until you, on the floor Of Con i.
grcss, at the late session. established il,
beyond the possibility uicavil or doubt
thank you, sir, for that speech: it has
relieved my mind from q he only circum-
stance that rested painfully upon ii -
Throughout my whole life, ! never per.
formed an official act which ! viewed as a
violation ofIhe Constitution of my country;
aud can now go down to the grave in
peace. with the perfect consciousness that
| have not broken, al any period Of my
life, the Constitution or laws Of my coun-
try"
Thus spoke the old hero, his countenancc
frightened by ennli0ns which it is i'm,
possible for US to describe. We tarried
10 luo; a, Douglass. Elc was speecbless.
lie could rut reply, but convulsively shaS.
ing The aged veterans hand, he rose and
left tho room. Certainly Gen. Jackson
!h' rafd r 1hfia.hsce &js4sss se.2RliaRsRt- he
could have bestowed an any Individual
llIiuuis State Register.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1850-03-06

hal long heen collected. and were ready
at saud. and they had hope, il not ex-
Peaa,ion, lhailhe would hold back. Moth
ing but give jail the facts and reasons
witch had Influenced him and the Com.
initee 10 maketlheir extraordinary recom-
nepda,ion. They knew that at The Bar,
the lawyer who is paid 10 win, may be
excused for Adding back for The reply,
&Shl lhink would best ;tiJ
hin TO gain''iis ssts-bu,. they knew thai
statesman and legislator had higher
duies-Ihe interests at stake Mere those
Of The country, snd the maneuveres OF
thebar were otlaof place in :he Halls of
Legislation. T6e only legitimate ends
lie .be aimed a,Aiere, were ruth, aud the
public good; and these, all must see,
would have bes far more eifcctually
drawn out and ascerlarned. if Col. Mem
minger, instead h( Withholding them for
reply, had faSored the House, in his
opening speech, jwilh thai long array of
figures, charges. specua,inns and reason.
ings, which has since teetned in his
appeal in The columns Of the Courier. They
could than have been replied to and can
vassed; but rcsened for The npiy or last
speech, and especially those portions in
which the charaacIer and conduct Of
public servants (aho could have no voice
on that Ooor,) were so freely censured,
they would 20 brlh to The world unan.
swered. How fa lhis was fair and just,
l leave 10 you 10 o5ecide.
This friends of 5ihe Bank wished for full
and free debatef and 50 far as argument
and efficiency wsre concerned, they felt
;!ley had The bSt Of il-that they had
gained strength Every hour-lhey desired
lis communicative or six oI their bes
speakcrs had nosyel spoken. They had
never opposed aiingle motion by all anil
Bauk man. 10 adjourn The debates from
day 10 day, and itlnay be imagined What
were their feeling and surprise. when. al
the close Of the sp ech Of Col. Perry, next
t, Mr.. Memmin$r himself, their ahlesl
champion, al neay 4 O'Clock p. NJ. Of
the sixth days tbare. request from
Col. Irby, of Lagens, (an old aud able
member. as iis,iS iSuislled Tor good sense,
as for modeslr dat never forces him on
Il. ! .N 1t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
PREPARE AND ACT

The blast OF the bugle calls you, Whiqs ofv;.
gina, 10 action. There is no time for DELAY vo,
must act and act now. To-day is the d. ~
election. II is too late to reason we can =, M.
period, only urge. But we ask YOU TO re0oo, ma
The interes, of Virginia and the prosperity Of VI
GINA, are involved in this contest The nr;,a
for which you are contending, is no gnoble ono
we, therefore urge you to activity. The sonnJ,
OF our appeals cannot go far beyond The cone""'
OF our town We Therefore, appeal 10 the wbg,
OF Lynchbnrg. In the county of Cannbeu rs
is no contest. Wings, and Wings only oro =
the field. But many of you are voters in 4 nbor".
and Bedford, and those of you who are sncb ,ro
IN the vicinity of a precinct In these counties
your votes may be useful.
In Amherst the struggle will be close and -,
less the friends of the Wing party in Ivncbbnra,
will go to the polls and vote for Mr. Powell ~
success is doubtful; his triumph is certain if Tho
Wing party only turn out in full strength, Am
herst is entitled to Wing representative, and If
Wing advocates are only as active and energet;c
as they should be she will have him. Mr.. Powell
notwithstanding the lnSlnnations of his political
foes, is loyal advocate of Whig princinlcs In
our opinion, it is remarkably strange that Demo.
Gratis should discover the unsoundneSs of Mr.
Powells principles, when it had escaped the oh.
servance of Wings. And still more strange that
they making the discovery, should so enahten
wing minds as to prevent one OF their own party
from imposing upon Wing credulity There Is
not so much generosity in Democracy. The
Democratic party is exerng every power and
using every means to defeat the election of Mr.
Powell. This is the strongest evidence of Mr.
Powell's devotion to Wing measures. Demo-
Gratis need no greater proof, and Wings should not
want more. The charge is an imputation upon
MIR. Powell and it is due that Mr.. Powelrs char
acter be INDICATED by his election, which can
only be effected by Wing votes. We, therefore,
urge Wings Of Lynchburg, who are voters in
Amherst, to 60 to the polls and aid in the election
Of Mr.. Powell.
Under ordinary circumstances, the county of
Bedford needs no add is Whig-stronglv Wing.
But we have dissensions. 1t is your duty, Wings
of Lynchburg having votes in Bedford, to go 10
that county, and vote for that candidate, who is
enjoying the largest share of Wing Confidence
Act with the Wings OF Bedford in securing the
election Ct that man, upon whom the greater
number has concentrated. Demonstrate to the
Democratic party that the county is ours. Re-
buke that Democratic spirit, which sezes hold
of our dissension for purposes of its own and
which imagines, that because OF our disSenslon.
it can triumph.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
THE MARK ETS.
RICHMOND. Anil l4.

TOBACCO--teceipts continue moderate for the sea
soo prices have within the past week OF ten days
ded fully 80 Is els. per hundred. We quote Lugs 50
80 s. 80; Leaf Sc tS general saes; fine stemming
50 81, aud sxrra manufacturing $40 &l6t.
FLOUR - Richmond supeffino Is held at S. l2i-
hut purchasers offer s. only. Last sales Scolsyle at
50 g.
WIIEAT-Iiue ding in the market; we continue
to quole white 81 05 to 81 OH, and red at 81 02l
! 81 o. per bushel.
CORN-A good demand exists for disabling We
quote 80 81 cents as the price for small fair lots
Shippers will not pay these prices however.
OAIS-We quote 40 cents per bushel as the selling
| price.
RYE-Some demand for dstng exists at G5 cents
per beshs.
WHEAT oFFAL.-Bran IA els Shorts l6 cent,
Brown stuff. % els; Snip Sun 40 cents per bushel-
Demand fair aud stocks light
! CORN MEAL-6O o65 cts. per bnshel.
BRANDY-Oard, Dupuy & Go. 81 25 So 5O
Segneues 81 IS Imitation 81 35 cents; Sazerac S3a3l
Pelch duh at 81 81 25 Va. Apple Brandy, new 55a
co. old 62ls75 cents; Northern 40 All high priced
Bnndes are very dull of SALE the prices give being
merely nominal.
PROVISIONS
We quote city cured Bacon at 7 cents, hog
round; old W cscrn sides las. cents 5sa5s; old
Western shoulders lad CENTS IS; new Iau.s a
cts Lard, IN bbls 6a7 cts; in kegs. 7a7i cts per
! ID.
BG1'rER-M ountain frkin. III cts. per lb. for q
superior article; an ordinary article may be quoted at
! 10 IL cents.
| COFFFE-The market is rather more settled; we
quote Rio and LNgnayta at 10 n TO- cts. per ID.
! MOIASSES-W quote sales OF New Orleans at anc
lion during the week, at 255 26 cls Cuba 20 q
cts. per gallon.
! SUGARS-Remna about as last reported with less
demand. New Orleans A. 81; West India Il a g.
cts pr b.
| FLAXSEFD - 81 le--none arriving.
! GLOW ERSEED.-N, Sis per bushel, dull.
BEESVAX-22 % cts per III.
O1I.-NInteT hleached 30 unblpa rhpd
l25 cents whale 80 cents; solar 60 IS cenIs nseed
10 10 zoe; Tanners Oh l3s 10 II. Lard Oil 65c.
COAL-l0 TO Is cents per buslel; best Clover Hill
| Is cents.
| COTTON Dali; last sales at IL cents
COTTON YARNS-lS 20 rons.
CANDLES-We quote laow Candles l2 cts
Hubs patent lac Jacksons do l3c; Patapsco adaman
line % q cents Spernacel 43 to Al cts; Cincinnati
adamanine g cents.
FEATliERS-3 80 SO cts. per III. for geese.
FISHING. cut Herrings-none IN frs, hands; retail
price So GO; No. gross 81 25 a 4 50. Mackerel-
No ! Sl3-2 &9-3. s. 50. So 6. dull
HlDES-Green sailed cents per b. Calf sailed 81 !,
cents to 81 each; Spanish y, Ia cents.
IRON-pig Iron $2i TO $50. according to quality;
Swcdes s95 per ton; English 500; rredegar (Rchmond
manuiacory) 800; Up Country Bar $S5 to $S7i,
ding to quality Nails cts.
| IlNlf-Sales of rhomason Al 81 from the wharf.
! PLASTER-Iump, So a3. from the wharf, on the
Basin 81 terces of 500 pounds ground 81 As.
SALT-None arriving; from store the price is 81 so.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
JUST FROM THE EMPIRE CITY
JOHN p. WRIGHT

AS Just returned from the Northern cities, and Is now
receiving and opening the finest of NEW
BOOKS and latest style MATCHES and Je,cef,y in
this market lie has also a fine assortment of FANCY
GOODS, such Parasols Fans Pocket Knives, Razor.
Combs, Brushes, Sc SC together with all kinds Of STA
TloNERi which he will sell low they can be obtain.
ed in the market
ADril st su
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
LIVERPOOL, April 9th.

The by the Canada from the United States caused an
advance in Cotton from middling qua cs Amer
ran descriptions. The sales for the past fortnight
ed To 900 bales of which Spectators 900
porterS $500 nearly all done last week which sales
were 500 bales Fair Orleans quoted at T., Mobile Ga
uplands g.
Corn Marltc-There is an increased buovancy in the
Corn Market Flour has advanced Is per bb and Indian
Corn the White Corn quoted 27. Cd 2Ss vel
low 27s Cd a 2Ss Last sales OF Wheat at Is I'd. Is Sd
crbu~hel Baltimore and Philadelphia Flour Dps a 22s
Cd per bills, Canal 2ls. Corn Meal lis. l3s
Cofeelhc recent public sales at Amst crdam, were I'M
factory and caused prices reccdc They have since
rallied slightly, the market unsettled that quotations
would be useessgood native ordinary Ceyon sold
don on the 23l at 5la55p per cent.
Provisionsln American provisions the market has been
dull and prices lower especially For Bacon Hams, and
| Lard, each of which have rcceded about Is
Rosn.- Sales OF American Rosin from IS AIS. I'd.
SugarHolders show disposition realize at the reduc-
ton OF 6dals. per cwt. At London the market dull
except refined.
TobaccoThc market is less than some time past
hodes, however, firm, and prices unchanged sales for
March rising 500 hhds.
Tallow.-Bucher's Association commands 37s. per cwt
The Metal market is unchanged.
Dissolve were lower.
London Money Market, April 5.--Thc money market is
Bullion is still increasing the Bank of England
1t exceeds 10 10 millions of pounds. Consos have iuc-
tuaed for the last week from 95i &C. and closing at 96i
Tor money and account. American Stocks in good
qucst.-We have no quotations.
From the Manufacturing Districts generally there but
little to report The tone of the Manchestc~ market Tor
some days past has been gradually improving, especially for
yarn and fine goods.
Freights continued high, American shipping is scarce.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

4 LARGE LOT MOUNTAIN LIME in barrels.
"A Mar It's Il ECHOLS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEFF-Scale ,ccight-s 81 50 to So so; extra quail
will command higher price.
HOGS-S5a6 per cwt. net.
MU rTONS-$2 90 to 4 90 net, as in quality.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25
NEW YORK April 10


The money market to-day is easier, and stocks are
more active with good business doing in Government
Securities. u ;. Treasury per cents have advanced at
/, and sold at ll2i for loans Coupons 10 were
offered but not readily accepted. There no alteration
10 notice in other Stocks
lonr is firm at yesterdays advces, with good home
and Eastern demand. The sales day were $500 bbs
al prices quoted yesterday.
The fmness OF holders of Wheat has compelled buy
eys 10 accede 10 terms and upwards of 5000 bus were
sold at 81 2Sal 80 for prime white tennessee Corn
is steady at The improvement Sales of 600 bushels
at SO for mixed and 59a60 cts. per bus for yellow; -
Rye sells at 60cts.
InProvsiols there are sales to fair extent About
500 bbs disposed of Al $40 81 for mess. which is
an advance PINE remains as last quoted So 81 las so
per Dbl There is fair business DUNG in Lard without
change in prices. Sales of bbls are making at 6a6s cts
per lb.
Dealers have gone into the Grocery market with more
spirit Sales OF 500 bags Java Cul e were made at !.
II cts per H. Sales Of 800 hhds New Orleans Sugar
al iai' per ID. Moasses the same as Yesterday
The momentary expectation of the steamers news
causes aqneiness in the Cotton market, but 600 bales
changed hands to-day a, Ia for mldding Upland and
~. cts per ID. for mldding Orleans.
There Is M movement worthy Of mention in other
articles generally mentioned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-04-25

s>ess;oe sssrrs that the eorr.cy IT CONNECTICUT
unannas in orp .sitian IL he institution If slavery
Wh-n he c0ncnded Mr. Marehesd nhaiucd the haf hH,
gave wy \ matien ,h, the Cammi Tee rs" which he
ing sgreed To- the Committee rose. aud the House I'D
jsurn-d over 10 Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

" O,Rielly's Telegraph Lines, connecting
win all sections Of the United 3 ses General Office 1871
Broadway Open from 10 the morning I'LL ii at night
Visitors In New York who accustomed - usnsactng
business with the ORley Lines IN any section Of the
u lied States will find II their l. leave their dis
patches Of this Office, insure prompt and correct trans
mi.sion les II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
REMOVAL
rHE sUBscRIBEss WILL aEnoyE rHEIs
LooYING-GLAsS AND PICTURE-FRAME
nANUFACTORY AND WAkE-ROOHs
Nos. $40 AND $40 BROADWAY,
n .....a L.. m

Nos $40 ASD Sf2 BROADWAY,
o. or about June 10,
NNHERE, WITH INCREASED facilities fof promps
w ard superior execution Of every brunch OF their bud
unde. their immeciate supervision and greatly
enlarged stock Of kst quality looking glass plate fnagnh
Gently framed In the RenDsssnce, Louis XIV and ouer
ssyes tos ether wih varied assortment Of sizes and
prices be obtained 10 any In the Uned
batss hey confident Of the liberal ssppor Of net
friends and the public 10 general.
WALLER & KREPs, 10 spr1eea
WAX have made snang emensf for seoufnaoussuppr
Of ancient and modern psintngs Of which large cobsc
thy on psrricalsr Attention. my7l Il
COURAUD,s ITALIAN INDICATED
usOAP, IL 10 well known, viii cure puppies neesIos.
tan and al akin deformines and u, moreover 'ns Ds"
shaving compound used. GoUnAuDs fouore saeulo
positively ersdicsies superfnous hsr rom Iow ore
heads or any part Of the body; Hair RESTORATIVE 1or
forcing hair 70 grow, and rendering harsh WHY sss
son siIky and glossy Liquid Rouge ior pse nPs ana
cbeeks lly white Tor rough sslow and nusncd teees
LIQUID nssntsneous Hair Dye changes red or grey nA
besuufal brown OF bsck In few minutes wiinout ssn
Ing he skn-wansnsd or 20 pay Assa sewsfe 81 eoan
terfeis The genuine prspsanous OF Or rkLx 10y
are fund oply AZ 81 Wakerst, frr store nom mot M
Rrosdvsv: CaIlender, 90 South TairdA- PhilsaephA
R.tes JORDAN 10 Wsshingtonsl Bosom 0iobs Wash
inetsn CRY Pierce. BrOsdway. Albany. myH I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

~ Splendid f.oIhlc PiaIcs.-RoBERTs's new and
spendld Of Gothic Door and Number Patesentirey
new and original designs Those In want Of something
new and spensd their doors invited call and
anime the above articles Also splendid assortment OF
Gothic and Shield pattern Bell-Pulls r ROBERTs,
mvQ2 inns $50 Broadway, near Prince-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

~ DIR. Heusbton's Water Cure Establish
ment-Nc. 8, West Eleventh street. three doors from
Rro.duav myl8 Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

Ey DIR. shows Waler-Iare Institution, cor
nsT Ty elfhst and Unversiry-plare m9H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

" DR. Edward "a. Dixon, Editor Of tbs ScalpeL
has removed his consulting Offices ~ liz 0rands one door
west OF Broadway where he attends exclusively TO opera
tive surgery and Office consultations from TO and TO
evenings The Office Of the Scslpeis at Astor House.
mv29 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
GENERAL NOTICES.

- FeyIers g. Wells, Phrenolo gists and Pub
fishers, Clinton Hall 1871 Nsssu-sl near the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

~ Have You been to the Palace Mot to
he palace OF Queen Victoria, but TO the palace OF MED
HURST HEARD, n Maidenlane and get your hair cut In
pncey Style and clean pair Of hair brushes used 70 each
and every customer. n Nsiden-lans myl4 eodlm
. Liquid Hair Dye, Improved 90 a. 70 color me
njury-ts entirely free from unpleasant odof and can os
washed with the strongest soap mmedetely II 10 eppnea
WITHOUT waiting 10 dry FOR sale applied al B.IcHEL-
1R's Wig Factory, Wallis myiofafh@o"H
~ Wafer-Cure Institutes-Cify ana Coun-
ryDr TAIL receives patents a. nis SommodouS ely
muneauon daily between these places by steamboat and
railroad General practice attended TO- Consultations 30
Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

~ Notfce.-PuTsusng al acI 10 amend the Charter
of he Schenectady and Cssk Railroad Company pass
ed March 1850 notice hereby given that the books fo'
receiving tho capital stock Of the said Cor
poraton will be re0pened at the Office Of VAN Week
Ppuys Jauncsy-courl, SO Wal-st In the City Of New
York on the 2lih day Of June nexL al IL O'clock AN.
Dated NAV q 1880
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
JAMES POWERS,
ERASTUs BEACH,
g. SHERWOOD DAY, >Commissioner
CYAN sANTVOORD,
uy2S I'm JOHN VAN VLECK,

- Noffce.-rno rHEsix SAsk, westerly, II. 1. sooc
ssr was robbed In Dec smbef last Of sbou! 000
pended The issue Of s Bs and procured new pses the
emissions from which are dated Jan. /, 1850.
The Bank having redeemed nearly all their old circulation,
with the exception Of the stolen money! win hereafter
deem old Bills their all Of which dated
previous 10 Jan. 1, 1885,
The suffolk Bank Boston, win continue usual 70 70
deem the new Bills OF this Bank By order Of The Drecof
ne pSSWd EfHEN rosYEB, Csshisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

UOARD-In newly nished house. Families 9Th
ID out small children and single gentlemen willfndd DE-
uehtful accommodation Bath 10 the house A mas sef.
want kept and private meals If required. Apply ~ St.
Mark's-place. ld%
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08
BOARDING..

DOARD-In South Brooklyn. a pleasant parlor sai,sss
for gentleman ard sdyalso rooms for single gentH
men, with full partial beard. Families nom ths Sna
will find this delightful Summer residence, being nsU ~
South Ferry and the house repele with both % ssd
every modern Improvement. Apply al 81 Hsrrsoast sp-
posIe DR.. Stones Church. jaiw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

DOARD-Gentlemen and Ihelr wives, sso single go
Duenen can be accommodated with full partial boUd
at 256 Mercerst az Nelson psce) near Eighthst m
house s repete with ali the modern conyeniencos aad COO
nguous TO the Eighth-st and Broadway nes ofshssa
les 2ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

SEVERE STORM IN GEeRGiA-Savannah and us
vicinity was visited by severe thunder storms on
Wednesday and Thursday evenings last During
the storm on Wednesday evening, the lightning en-
tered the house Of Mr.. John Fitzgerald in Savsn-
nab, instantly killing young lady standing near
one Of the windows, and striking senseless gen.
tleman in the same room. MIR. and Mrs. Fitzgerald
were in the at the time but neither sustained
injury. The storm did considerable damage-up-
roofing trees, blowing down fences, &c. Hail fell
in considerable quantities causing much damage
to the growing corn, The storm Thursday evening,
though not 50 disastrous IN the destruction Of life
was nevertheless quite as severe. One or two
houses and several trees were struck by the cleo
trio fluid, and couple of children knocked down in
the streets, but no lives were lost.
LIVES Losr IN GALE.-Ths Montreal Herald
states that during heavy gale on Monday nigh.
Last ON Lake ST. Peter, lumber Of RATS were
broken up, and some twelve or fifteen persons los;
their lives. The steamer America went TO the as
sstance Of the rafsmen, and succeeded in rescuing
thirty Of them Lake St Peter is between Mon
treai and Quebec and is considered the most dan.
gerous part OF the st. Lawrence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

BOARD AT So BEkK MISUNDERSTANDING angie
rooms and board. Is6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-08

FURNISHED ROOM, opposite Wsshingor
"A square TO be let 10 gle gentleman, with or wnbo
breakfast Apply at 2s6 Fourhsl References exchange
my9O 2Ws
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1850-02-02
VOL. 5.
Debate In New Lisbon.

A debate commenced IN New Lisbon on
Wednesday evening last between Rev. A. B.
Bradford, of Darlington Pa, and De Lorfna
Brooks, Esq., on the following questions;
Z" Is the denunciation of slavery as Il exists
in the Southern States, by citizens and lee
tIrers in the Free States, calculated TO pro-
mote the welfare of the slaves or of the
country generally? Ought Congress to
abolish Slavery in the District of Columbia
Should Congress prohibit the extension Of
Slavery in the Territories z"
Mr. Bradford took the affirmative. We
understand that he is very thorough on the
question of the entire siufifness of Slavery,
under whatever circumstances, and is more
over lnan ofexcellent abilities Next week,
perhaps, we may be able to give eome ac-
count of the debate.