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hence, it is argued, the question will be an is 10 in
the next November election, and the enlargement
win depend upon the Of the wings. This is
par with all the tricks Of politicians and politi
cal journalists the eve of elections, and is Of
the means usually resorted to by them to secure
Office We have yet to learn that majority of the
democratic party of this State have Of late years
expressed any opinion of the kind imputedto them,
on the propriety of enlarging the canals. We do
know, however, that many of them, as well as many
influential whig doubt the constitutonality Of the
measure passed by the last Legislature And very
Justly so, in opinion. We ourselves are in favor
of the proposed enlargement, for believe Il is alb
soutey necessary if wish to derive all the bene-
fits which those channels of commerce are suscepti-
bic ofyieldng; but we oppose the viii plan ofraisng
the money to effect it. Wethought at the time, and
still think, it would have been much wiser and be
ter, and more honorable, to submit the question to
the people at large. and allow them to decide
whether they would increase the State debt nine mil
lions Of dollars for that purpose The constitution
points out the mode in which the debt Of the State
can be increased and there not, in our opinion,
any necessity for haryng through the forms oflegs
laton the nine million bill of last session. The cleo
tion will take place in November and at the furthest
only few months delay would have occurred. The
bill was passed, however, with the constitutional
doubt attached to it, and the result was that the
certificates issued under il did not realize much
by considerable amount, As they would if issued
under bill passed upon by the people at thor cleo
tioD, and forming lien upon the State.
The attempt, Therefore, ofcertain whg politicians
and whig Journalists here and in the rural districts,
to raise false issue the Canal enlargement sub
jec ndthereby to deceive and throw dust in the eyes
of the people, is unfair and dishonest There are
real issues enough between the whig and democratic
parties without resortng to false ones, attempt
ing to make "good enough Morgans" for the occa-
sion. The counterfeit issue, which the parties
referred to are endeavorng to create, nigh. be a
good enough Morgan for the Sewardites to try
and make the people forget the Seward cabal in
Albany, and the course which the ''hgher law
demagogues pursued on the slavery question during
the recent agitation which endangered the Union
from end TO the other but the people win no.,
We hope, be deceived so easily. The question is
before them, as it is before the people of Pannsyl
vania, directly and unequivocally, shall the slavery
question: shall it not, be revived by demagogues
for sectional and factional purposes 1t is very de-
sirable that The people should pronounce their
judgment this question, because, although the
snake ha: been scotched, it is not yet killed. The
abolition agitato,s must be driven to the wall in thi
State, as well as in Pennsylvania.
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Cio4ff n PossHs C0faorI.i Noaey "A woman nafoed
Cfthsifa Cia-ta vas srltsted. wednesday night ~
6fcsr Wsei r n The abtseuth ward pcc. or charge
a. IaffGg some fpurioUs mguey On Mal'er DdacAn'
residing Gt No 57a Fourth svesUe. The accused was
detained to await further bsaiipg
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Cb,,aY.n.s Fancy Ila,. a, ccn,,,s., I'm,

opening the fa -5i Cenin the peasurs
ofelnE for the inspccon Of families tnart ilni,stie
variety 0 the richest 0gt elegant fancy atH rii
dren tha, have Eraccd his shoer1c1s al ths ire
vailing styles cuntnt In Parts with tri1na dssrns
exclusively his field f0r selection
unsgused In lis oouatry snd 70 which he respc lfu
invites the attention Of the public.
GENIN. 2lt broadway, opposite ST. Pauts.
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TO the Advertisement of W. ilton, whit is in this city,
with view bring before the public his great Violin i'm
ment that has been creating of late considerable
terest Mr. T. lve in Carrolop Alabama, and has visited
the chief southern cities with his improved yous having
met with much from scientific musioi,ns
We hope his here will be with the
value Of bis d lie has placed several of his instru
ments at No Is Park place. Mr. John Wieys Bookstore
where he will happy 60 see such musical gentlemen nay
on Mr. Tton informs that he will also have few vio
Inns in the American Institutes Fair at Castle Garden next
week.
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soUsETY p1EETrgeS. a..

T|O IHE PARK STRIFE FoR YOUR RtGurs,t-
1i p,flinEmen ofthe cty q Sew YOrH are r1guestes
=. ~ tle lath cn Ssturfav eveuing Scr III al
o eSpr - their views he action Of The Com,r
S.nr q! % TO memofil rrcs n,ei 70 them ty Worf.
neth otses' pfayipl for The ah1 OF the cantrseA
stsm end the aJ ment " ths lsborsr On the prfs
s per Jay Let us teach o. that we knos s1r
nghts, ave knovlnE. dare maif tain therV -'' w
Ion. W. AHosfhNoT Chaifissa GIN Arsar s.S,a,t..
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and wedding Boxes The subscriber would respectfully col.
the attention Of parties requiring sonething truly scgsn
70 bet uul sty the above articles IN the laeet mode
LyLRDELL Brsdway corner Duane street. branch store
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New Fan aud Winter Dry Goods. Of

every dcfstle variety may be found Hnchoock lead.
te,iers AI Breaavay, corner q Leonard s,rrst wbse
lfdy 20 tud thing SIZE desire. from rich
and ELEGANT k 70 shilling eaico and get Il at the lowest
market rrice,
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shoe for yeurfet Or ysur children eoto CAHfLs whore
You fhn set The best Hnd che not heinz of III -
IRON pifce 20 place % 6nd uhat you want an.cs- ~
VIII trd ltfge supply Of Boots sud Rla.a of ts e-st
quality ana vtri ntnstq aud l9~ PAGES 81 81 Grstday
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the nee lStyle % gtutement hsts that 10 T. found t
No ft Brotdvay, Of Cana street Tla tosut III
ths style is tnherced by The fact that IL mbodes durby
and Chespncfs. Try a.. 10y
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hums nifty stAls about disguised In blue thiu
breeches SMITH Jr, the famous cheap olothier 1Ol
Fulton street disposed to act charitable and Is prepared
TO sell seasonabe gsrmentsDress Coat Frock Coat
0yereost Pantaloons yests &c, for song Those
disposed TO lock we'll and feel well ct rfng should
patropise him.
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rived in the city HIS patients and the deaf consult
him at his office 49y Broadway door above the Amer
Art Union from tilt o'clock Deafness discharges
from the external and noises in the head cured without
risk pain. Fee for sultaon ST. Unpaid letters
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article the Price ssid 10 TIE city, and their styles
hing that elegant and becoming Stni by the
ters Union No n Park 0pPosito the Astor House.
Standard prices, s. and 81
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California Mails, by steamer Illinois -
Mails for Chagres Kingston Carhagena Panama San Fran
eso postage three cents for all ports Of South hme,a,
the Pacific the Sandwich Islands, postage forty cents
for all California and Oregoa postage six cents
Newspapers letters Will close Saturday
9th, at p NJ, at
BERFORD CO.'S. 2vesey street, Astor House.
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four doors above BeeckeE strestuB fail hst
with the fucceft detervc ~ y the most eezant hat yet
introduced this season Gentlemen atsut chan lag Their
hats viii DO .e 10 ook w uprn Amidon a. h ef.ab
hLment NeN LtL-ra 81 chnar-na dr-l. hat. and
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There having been no choi.e fourth ballot was called
for. motion for adjournment made, Eat lost. IL
then resolved TO ballot again.
The teicrs announced the following the result Of
the fourth ballot
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Gentlemea's . y shsrts.-Not every one pror,

ing 20 make "Centlemtns Shirts make shirts nt for
eentlemen AT GREENS. No. Astor House, style, A.,
material snd workmanship are guaranteed aud every
meEt promised 10 sent no me at the appointed hour.
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the reae In the fashorahe NoriCa and examine th.u
snd judge for yourself before rurohasnr eie~hsro
temrus snd tors cloth CAPS O variety. at W. p
DANlbs, 2l Brcadusy, resr DuaIe street. N. B.-Sew
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his especially diseases of tho Eye and
Ear from to o'clock daily at the same Offices he has
upied for the last 26 Broadway entrance
Warren street. where be had his reati the Eye,
price 80 cents Also sreat variety Of Artificial Eyes,
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rbe Hat Finishers' Union make the

Also arfc asstrtment Of boys and osidrcus
Tet and sk Bats be found In this city Velvet aad
cloth caps in their variety one Price.
J. " kLLLVGc. Is Canal street.
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FaM and Winter Hosiery. under Gar.

ments Sc for gentlemen laiies and children in great
anime present stock they will be end just
such goods they at the Hosiery and Shirt Store &
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN.
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ment Of rianor with aud without the ceebratcd osn
compartment. msde by T. Gilbert CO.. st S3 azd
7 Brosavsy, are offered at low prices Please call
IN q WATERS BERRY.
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English and American Three Ply Carpets only dollar per
yard Ingram Carpets is TO ts. aud 5s Oil Cloths, D
3D. TO a. perfect and half their value, &c. &c. HIRAM
ANDERsvN's, No ~ BowerT. Iight spacious rooms allied
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Couraud,s L,cu,o Hair DYE Is posItlvelv

without exception reservation the only queA and reliable
article for onyetng red hair 10 brown black
GOuRAUDS Poudfe Subtitle for uprooting hair Medieated
Soap for pimples freckes ringworm, taltrheum S Lily
bite, Liquid Rouge and Hair Gloss a. walker street
Bros dwsv Calender IS South Third street. PAlade
phia; Jordan, lSG Washington street. Boston.
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Total runter Of fvo.es cast. ls7

Total vote. JI3
Nscss-tIy 20 choice. ............. lST
There vts therefore no election.
br. Eies.raopr moved that Trinity Church. of wind.
hcr D. entitled &c two votes ard that Christ Church
irrstiyn te entitled 20 only one.
Wlils this vgs beiuR di,ogssed, Mr eftvcfs moved
thst fle CoryfniN,n tske rcCess until even clock
IN tle evening {, which carried
EVENING SESSION
The ertian called u order 40 o'clock hy the
President vhC snrcnbcsd that the utc-t of refusing
tvo vctss -Lrfs Church, Brcoklyr, vss before TIE
htuae.
IL.ir f.-a Pa 6 he Church q the Annuucia
trf .tuIifu O. % circUu .ancts ei TIA. .huIch
% 30 tfIe .f its tpf lcatlon.
Nr fi.l rrfuff--lbe ~ lcation VS. wala in 1870.
era rsffIfd tr c,uuittse sud frriy ret7.i3 Du-.
r fte ilt veI.y Jsefs uo are1 Thrsion nss tssn
Efs..s1 fg fII r-lrentrc lf would tt rf.f..ty .1-
rat .. 1tifrs. sLl eHctd q dangerous rse.si-tt VI
Ufr rtso o. e1tIatt iron tte ..utnsi 1 ltiar.ase
y q. p'ugss CtsJeb NlcT..s ). va received that ~
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psny Of New orleans-Nsw URLEANs september 2 s5l.-
sui Republic in this ev has caused be published
here decree OF the General Congress- dated I'D Nav 1851
declaring previous decree the 9th November 1916 null
and void and whereas said decree Of the Mexican Govern
mcpt besrpg ate 9th November 1885, vitality the
and privileges orded to Don jose de Ga
but now in possession of this Company. thore
the Undersigned the Of tae Company in
srucd to give notice that the Company deny the right Of
the Mexican Covernm mt to deprive without cause,
their privileges and declare that the given
text avaed valid and the Company consider that
the General Congress be justified In passing such
Judgment they further fully and completely
the Mexican Government made the thmus Of rehuan
the lh day of June 1857 by Major G. Barnard
u their Chief In gineer William H. sidell
ciate Engineers and the Company will in accordance with
said hold the Government Of Mexico liable or all
loss damages said Company may suffer in conequenee
of sad decree said Govt under
cate 22d May, 1851 Notice is also given to whom may
that the Company will continue the rea Of
their plans and all proper just to facilitate
the progress OF their enterprise to open By
railroad between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans having
every 6den the legality goodness Of their claim
and relying upon their fee citizens and their own
ernmens that Justice shall prevail BY order of the Board
of Managsment b. FALLON, Seer, ,tary.
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This celebrated Hair Restorative has been rcdaced to euch
price that all benefit by IT, IL the cheapest and best
article the public ~hose praises for the fifteen
that IL has been before them lite
hening and ourativeits clean una and
qualities render IL article which should cny
toilet but medicine chest as IL all cuta
diseases bites OF insects combining all the quail
ties OF smunnt wash and oil Sold in large bottles
price 50 cents cipal office. lr9 Broadway and ALI
druggists and fancy stores 1 the Union.
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Vice Consulate oH the Rspublic OF Msxlco,
IN New YorkIA conformity to the OF the federal
Coness OF nexoo, follows" Ministry Of Interior and
Korexn Anairs Your Excellency the President Of the
United excan States To all the inhabtaD Of the repub
Be known has the general Congress has dsereed
The decree Of November 1885, b declared null and no
period ia virtue Of the faculties which
vested had not the power TO dictate IL; consequently the
government will take
ton immediately produce it's desired end respeeting
privileges granted to Don Jose Garay Pres
dent Of the Senate Pedro Escudero EchnoVs Dputado
Predente Manuel Gomez eenaaor becretaro; Leon Gux.
man. Deputado Secretario.
Therefore order to be printed published cireuIateG
and duly obeyed National Palace, Mexico 22d 1851
Mariana Arfta. To Don Jose Maria Ortiz Monsstero
And to you for the necessary ends ot
and Liberty. Mexico. May I'd, 1851. Jose Maria Ortiz
Non asterio." 80 -
order of his governmen makes known all whom may
thst the said will not permit
son whatsoever representing Den Jose Garay acting
virtue he'd privilege to undertake the work
Of ne ing between the two by
the ffebuantepec and all persons who in future
It, viii be considered 40 breakers OF the laws OIL
Mexico and punished comfcrmsbls to the ercumstanees
OF the offence. He also makes known
Mnattlan Ventosas other point Of
the sthmus port entry for foreign vessels notwith
standing that this fact has always been notorious and thas
which will be subject to the penalties that the
Mexican the hostile treatment TO which
they will thereby have given cause
The legal state the above expressed matters only
In which the said between the two
shall be opened to the world. WIN. GEO STEWART,
- Vice Consul for the Republic Of Mexico.
New York, Sept. ~, 1851
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silverplaters Wanted-at Murray q Fall
ners SIverJ lating Establishment 90 Mercerrwo good
workmen will find steady employment, and good wages
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companies each bottle Davs Ill peron, With certificates
Of tfeeted by IL n destined to acquire greater
celebrity than other article in For the prn
cipal depo Ludlow street, and 1872 Brosdw ay
Of John stree also fer sale corner Bowery and Grand
street, 362 udFon al broadway of Siath street;
and by druggists generally Price % cents in large bottles.
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Cooring for the hair eyebrows and whkers be
cured at all the Wholesale druggists ana peuers in town
and country also al the principal once and mandatory
No. Well street. Wholesale RETAIL applied. Beware oi
limitations.
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ny years at the head OF the Clothing trade, retain
prsmaoy for cir garments finished they are,
style the best ordered work Those in
goods should examine their extensive stock for
fall and winter wear.
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will sell dealcrr Mrs. Jeryss cola Candy wholesale
prices, which will iaturs GOOD profit The good reputation
Of shb C.ugn Caaiy al who car read must kaew.
MRS. W. JERvTs s6c Broadway, rrincrai ofbos.
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no standing sases of the Throat ard Lungs by
JOHNBOk EAB1NkAU, ND. from yirynis. once. e.
Lispep ard street half block from Broadway Consuitng
hours from " 20 oolooE PM daily separate par
tr and female servant provided for lady paiepts. 4.
might be well for such nynit preserve this notice
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Wigs ana Toupees - Bachelors ccle brated
Wig Factory wall street. ~here be found tho
beat selection of Wirs fesrs and Toupees They
manuactured the premset Of the beet material anc
snd offer great 10
Copy the address
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Hayes tab in this country, be at BRADYs
National Miniature Gallery, No. M Broadway corner of
Fulton street. where be found collection hun
did Portraits Of Tire most disn statesmen scholars
and artists Of country.
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Human Hair.-Bogie's Hyperion Fiuid.-

5000 Wigs and Toupees always on hand,
at the wig factory o. MEDHURsT h HEARD. al Maiden
lane New York Nationsl Botel Washington c. They
made of the best natural hair aud combine all the
latest improvements Ladies ornamental hair in great
Abuh dance. f7 Maiden lare.
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sous and REGULAR madeleine a,.oni.hes srer from
Dyspepsia. snd these who have tried Thousand remedies
In vain, will reF-tt trial Of H. few doses will
give rroot of ts superiority all other remedies known
Sold whocsale and retail 6y A ". D. Sends 100 Fultor
strtstl c. u. Rng gl an H. L. seoyill, Jl6 BroAdwAy
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corner street. contains not only the largest
the beet collection Of portraits Of American and EuroTean
celebrities hbitcd In this country and the pictu
there In all weathers have been equaed in the
world. His gnihcent Gallery open to the public all
hours. Admission free.
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Albert Maretzek, Restaurant, 600 Broad
way-A new and most distinguished French cusnier hiss
just been ngaged ct tkis yore and fashionable
ment Entrance to private rooms Of the estabhenta at
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-22

tings Of humanity in the breast of the slave
holder and converts him from man to a
monster.
Shall the abolitionist who has incribed on his
banner the motto of "No union with slavehold-
ers" contribute to the support of Slavery by
increasing this domandi For slave produce is
the very life. blood of the slave system. 1t is
admitted by all that the "partaker is as bad as
the thief" Shall the friend of the slave then
be found partaking of that which is dyed with
the blood, and moistcned with tho tears oil the
slaves l have heard it said by those whom L
respect most highly for their intelligence and
moral worth, that we have right to use the
avails Of slave labor while laboring for the over
throw of slavery. Then VIC may do wrong TO
get people to do right. Then VIC may lend our
support to distllcry and enable them to send
hundreds to a dIunkard's grave, while laboring
to overthrow the system Of intcmperance. But
will close, hoping the friends Of the cause will
investigate this subject thoroughly and sec
whether we arc not in union with men-thievcs.
Yours for investigation, ii. e. II.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1851-03-22
Death Of Aaron Stralton.

DIED, on the 18th inst at his residence in
Butler tp., near Salem, Columbiana Co., Ohio
AARON SrRArToN, in the 63d year of his age
His illness was brief and the few last days Of
his earthly life his sufterings were severe.
The deceased possessed kind and amiable
spirit, whose manifestations were not only seen
in the calm and sunshine of his own home, but
were felt and acknowledged by all his friends
and neighbors. The various causes of reform
received his sympathy and aid ; and in all his
dealings with his fellow mon he set an example
of honesty and integrity worthy of emulation
Death came to him almost without herald,
yet those who mourn in his removal the depar-
turc of kind husband an indulgent and be-
loved father, have the consolation of knowing
that he died as he had lived, in peace with all,
and loving all--that the summons to the spirit
land, though unexpected, found him not unpre-
pared.
"Gone to his heavenly rest but there's q
group
Within whose sacred home that ifeless form
Had been the centre of each tender hope,
The soul of every joy. Now round that hearth
Are saddened eyes, (more eloquent than words
And bursting hearts. Earth may not weigh
such grief: .sr.ri-
: 1S healed aloas " HsapsR r.
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God has Triumphsd (! th, Slave is Free !


The news from Boston should thrill the soul
of every friend of God and man with joy
SIIADRACH, the betrayed, abused, outraged
slave, is free--is rescued from tho Hycna fangs
of this Slave-hunting, kidnapping government.
The Law Of Congress and the U. S. Consttu-
ton are trampled in the dust. TIE DEUM
LAUDAMUS. "Dlcss the Lord, Oh my Soul,
and all that is within me bless his holy name"
"The Lord hath triumphcd, the Stare is free"
Oliver, am wild with joy. cannot help it.
l don't want to help il. To try to stiAc the Joy
Of my soul would be treason against all that is
pure, true, just, generous, and moral in me-
That Fugitive law and the slave-hunting Con-
stitution and Government which it was design
cd to carry out, are lying PROSTATE in the dust.
When tho doors of that Courtroom, which
were closed on MAN created in the image Of
God and to be led forth only ~ beast, chat
tel, were burst open by that little band Of he
roic, humane, and God-directed spirits, and
that slave walked out freeman that reputed
brute, that reasoning, sentient, immortal thing,
come forth MAN, joy and gladness thrilled
all Heaven. To all who planned and executed
that deed of love and justice, say, al bless
you in the name of God and Humanity. In as
much as yo did it to that slave, ye did il to God.
Your shout of triumph as the slave walked out
frccman-as the chattel rose and stood in the
dignity of a MAN-was q more acceptable act
of worship than was ever performed in consc-
Grated temple" Yes, do believe that the res
cuing of that slave from the kidnappcr's cow
ardly savage grip. arose to God as a more ac-
ceptable prayer than was ever offered by con-
secrated priest. Ii covet any thing, it is the
honor, the consciousness of having aided in of-
fecting such a blOodiess triumph OF Right over
Wrong, OF justice over injustice, of manlncss
over mcanncss, of liberty over slavery. Where
it can be done 'eithom rioience TO tic persons o.
men, hope every jail, prison, and court house,
that contains a slave, will be levelcd with the
dust, together with all laws and Constitutions
that authorize the cnslavcment of one human
being. TELL ABoLTroNIsTs TO CALL MEETINGS
AND EXPRESS THEIR APPRECIATION OF THE RESCUE
OF THE SLAVE SHADRAcH. ii. c. w.
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"THAT's Coon DoG."-The slave hold
ers understand the management OF the ca
nine species, and oil those puppies among us
who can screw their courage up to the mark
of catching u negro aud holding on to him,
may he sure of something nice from their
grateful masters. The New York Express
contains correspondence between +. S.
Lathrop, Esq, and Henry NJ. Western, Esq,
of New York, which illustrates this. La
throp writes that his friend Parker, OF Rich
mond, assigned to him
"The pleasing duty of presenting the accom-
panying piece of Plate in the name, and in be-
half of DR.. John ID. Smith, of Virginia, as a
small testimonial Of his appreciation Of the
eminent and valuable professional services rem
dered by you in the recovery of his slave Hen
ry Long, and in the vindication of the laws OF
the United States
The dog Western proudly accepts tho
plate, and acknowledges his own valuable
services in preserving this glorious Uuion,
but says nothing of the slave Henry Long"
lie ought to have added that he would feel
proud TO lick any Southern expectoration
from that platter Commonwealth.