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"Mcsrs " = NeLiAt y \ CO Snns hise las Wa.
ter my e b,ruur deb ',, Gtia i'8 .soc,r Of -
e,h,ru nud NU1g Src iguh, that st- sUud Hsl IN i~s
ct Id oi u,iur AIS huuschUl sior lIoI mv cal tT.Sl-
u,u srcordus To ie advice and proEer Ptlss
u flr rsul " cBnsuHil o's sS8 wsI sSLA ~
rd 10 s',.s ,fur.. So hecsmr very sssnlstos rH
al ., u" Ale commenced lax .Gg F'sHF, hsi'e.Hs shs
U, uru l.Ir ally fve IuGuIs; lst By lie iias
.lr lad taken IN, bIi!ei ,ls became ieey veil The
cur, 10 ~ yrrfc.. ra enabled Ia do all nees
.ay luls'iuld ~us AMI E1nrd ihrty sugds OF nssA u
four weeks. lUuts huiy, L. u. OAbESllNE"
TIE rrAI"r " %, ,as,rye ..a NJ GALTSTlss ~,
sy'tt" ilr We Erc informed hY 4. rFBkr. Esq,
tie same pace Ia, S,uj sd mrhlcIgr.
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FLDUR, Pew M, Exirs anl Common Pf'nls
Y J,s' rsc,ivsi ~ ~. p srold Siur', -
o. u YEEBDUEN 80.
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WONDERFUL RESTORATION!
to- II YEARS GLD.!!!

BrooMl-s Gsovr, Orange Go, n. Y, July 2o, 1850.
r. Ds A. H. CrrI,rIr New York
bear Sir-ilaying been very severely handled by
Rheumatism and other disease. and having been
cured in most remarkable manner by tlIRlSGlkS
GkLvANlC BELT aui FLUID | thought would
rive you statement of my case for the benefit Of
others ! had the rheumatism last winter and my
legs sweUed very much VI! head was also very
much afflicted, having 50 severe pain over my e!e'
that could scarcely see. Vt the same time, Was
troubled by spaSms caused by the pain IN my head
I suppose. My hearing had been getting poor foI
several years from a catarrh, So that m one ear
could scarcely hear at all Having heard wonderful
accounts Of CHrIsTIrs BriT aud tLUm, sent TO
your store and got them. The Belt was put on and
the FLUID used as directed and don't think have
had after the first night using them one minute clear
pain from tina, time to this, being six months The
Rhsumatism left my body entirely. after wearing
the Belt very short time. probably two weeks
Then | put on Galyanic Necklace. aud had not
worn IL two weeks, before m, head was perfectly
we'll My hearing in both ears Is entirely restored
the pain all gone my sight is very good for man
self entirely well having worked through harvest
without the least difficulty ! consider my cure
very remarkable and therefore do not hesitate to
commend Christies Gsivanic Curatives to all
persons afflicted as have been
(SigneuJ PHINEAs TUTHILL.
state of New York Newburgh Orange COUNTY %,
Phiness Tuthil Of Blooming Grove, Orange County.
n Y, who is personally known to me
spectacle citizen and worthy Of all confidence being
duly sworn deposss and says that the facts set forth
In the above statement IN relation to his case are
entirely correct and that he is IN the Joy ment
Of good health caused as he believes by Chfisties
Gslvanc Cursuves
PHTNEAs TUTHiLL.
Sworn before this goth day of June 1850
8 W. EAGER, Justice Of the Pesos
ST No trouble or incony yeniencc attends the use
Of DR SHRiSTTES G.iLp.fNTC CURiTIJES,
and they may be worn by the most feeble and deli
cate with perfect essc and safety. In many cases
the sensation attending their use - highy pi,asant
srd ser,sabs They au accompanied by full aud
plain direction, tor use Pamphlets with full par.
hculsr, may be obtained graus Of the authorised
Agent.
Pric ices:
The Galvanio Belt. Three Dollars
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
90 B,v.s Of Cssnts, ,J,ni and Wsrfhisu fanLtiors
d. c. MOREHEAD, NJ ID,
0ENERAL lGkNT FOR 1Ht. UNITED STATfs
I3l broadway. New York.
or salc ip Dk. A. d. hALnkb, q GO,
Authuristl Agent. for
Jas. 80. ". NEWPORT, RI.
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GENERAL pEflLDTY Of TIE SYSTEM!

Mira IlOLTSTASDER, rerehtn,. obsi'.. iorrs'- Co.
OHIO r,r Dccriurr lg sl2. and uner having saie< hoo
lie a cuam lur PULMONARY BALSAA hnd satsted
u,, cure uf hs wh's cunEunp'iys euuyh, said hsyp
rrr.,ril y used RRIN1'S PJIRFiLNG cITRLcT
To- General driy of Any system, and ssss no hosraes
n suy Tint the best mrden 10 Rss1Gss dsa ~
yicuPArF rur sYsrEH mat have used. In cSsp
.t,acr ~ Itrp Wc have ,u.d BRAST'S MEDICINES ~
hdtr p,os,4 eir lieey, ond ysn hs tEsr Actos
SALT RtI 3 " NJ,
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VER-COMP PLANT

Dr NATHAN HUBBARD. OF siarn,d C'~., 80 -
Ne oldest AND moE respectable rly,e s,', vac ssEai
nh Iirtt- coma I1Wl many and vss ys'fes.s
5g uJia> BEANTS rtRifilNO BSTEACP Nss-s
u.Iue hundreds Of UlneT casr
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DR. g. r. TOWNSEND, New iork-DEAR sra; Ii
gives great pleasure to inform you OF the happy
results which have obtained in three of sex.
by administering, for the first time, your Com.
pound Extract of Sarsapara and from this time
hcncriorward shall be of the opinion that, OF oil in.
vented and administered anti.vcncrrh preparations,
that which you have presented to suffering humanity
H. tn" best ever have met with in my experience.
Just now have p,en administering II 10 Hhor"r, who
for the last years has been suffering with Scroiula,
which sickness has resisted the best remedies that
science produce; and finding also that three to
four bottles of Swnm's Panacca Ind no effect con
cludcd to give him your Extract and to-day he hnds
himself perfectly cured 10y only taking two bottles.
lady of thirty years of is cured Of Prolapsu.
utcri by two bottles lady OF htty years. all ci"d
with Gastrudinir and who was suffering with II since
being fifteen years OF ngc IL nu~ perfectly convaes.
cent and only observes a little pain in the region OF
the notwithstanding now free from all those dread
ul pans which she formerly was troubled with
In witness whereof you may publish this letter II
you deem It proper.
now have only to tell you that II would be- well to
establish ~, ncy with small stock in TINS city.
Now have only n very reduced number of bottles.
which | bought in Maracaibo for trial. Every day
people from different parts OF the province give or
dcrs but there is stock tosuppy As soon ~ there
the above statement; aud it will not only increase the
sul"s. hut also make expenses lighter
In this province there il no other physician besides
the who has the honor OF addressing you AMI who
wishes you very prosperity in your chemical and
botanical lahors which you haN" offered to humanity
remain dear air, your pht s'rvt
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One Dollars Worth I!

How much CANCER-how much siFliLhs.ass
,,,I' cfUOFT'LA-wil! ono d,Bd,', uo,h of BR-sN III
A.. .IRIFIfR cuel Read the following staenisn' ".'oa
su.rllu, . OF its power
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CIANOE OF LIFE,
pvsnepaia-Gour Gtornachl

rom the girl to tie uo,-nn AMI the ~ arhfHe az
accelerated and tho Other yysfsSRy sss
p,r,,d prcYcu ~ tha G!fn dsonso Aa .9cu s.
IS arise ItI consequence Of slca change.
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AID OF THE TIMES rEWpORr R. THURSDAY MORNING MAY ls5

auzrum9
&shSe&
CHLyyIR0
IMPORTANT kkNl UKCEMEkT
TIE KING OF
PAIN KILLERS
IN A NEW DRESS
That ONLY sovereign aud srvrR FAILING
REMEDY ior SuLDtlNG PAIN and curing th
worst BURSs, ScALps, PILrs, Ours, WouSDs,
BRUISES, RHEUMArIsM, and all cuTASEoUs
and IsTLAAAToRr DISEASES
ENLi.E
MAGICAL PAIN ENTRllT0R.
InaSEW DRESS and BONES OF MUCH
ENLhhbbD SiLE : !
CAUIION. - -CoUNTERFEITs IN the OLD
WRAPPER Hood the market! Apoid than as yyu
wjuH poison
GROSS IMPOSITION.
CAUTION TO DEALERS ,-Cnscrupulous vcnd-
al counterfeit Extractor, Put up the sun ious
and dclctrr,ous stni with JoU LoIeS Il l. e g'Hu-
iH' DlH'y salyc IN each dozen, under well imi-
tatcl but CoU>TERFEIr wRAPPrR of the OLD
SIIE nj thus olrl IL To dcalcisat redu yd nee
This BAIT takes with many dealers, bu the con-
hllng sufferer who happens To Use the counter felt
AN poisonous stun pays the penalty of the hauG
-dgsrvatcd diseases, unsighlly dciormly result
ing from severe bu'ns aud wounds, and not
frequently loss of lie itself the ~oiul consc-
qucnccs
FULL PARTICULARS
of most interesting case \ the lu;c Udgu, street
explosion IN New York, will shortly be pul lished, ,
The sufferer was of the mos, severely nlm ed.
given up Iy the Physicians as beyond hore-
aul cured by "THE GEhuInE' DaWy Sdht
50 completely, that not the smallest scar is left to
ell the tale.
Bay tie DaHsy Saire ONLY in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DAsGER attending
the USE Of eountc,tntsarc sure of ge,tnl the GEs.
UINE article-,nd gain near so per cent. in guam
~ of the Ointment
Or See the sEw Circulars for 1850.
MIND THE NEW ENvELOPE-THE
LARGE BONES AND TIE GENUINE
ARTICLE.
No OTHER SALvE but DALLEY's, can aay
h- pain of the woIst Burns Scalds in a few
minutes, and CURE the wounds WITHOUT
SCAR!!i
EMBLEMs on the NEW ESvELoPE-t., Tn
angie, S0ptnt, Dor,, Lion. Sun and Eagle.
HON EXTRA.
Brw,RE Of travelling lMPOSTERS uho rep
resent hcmSelteS my Agents, offering Dall'ys
Extractor IN THE OLD wRAPPIR AT "A reduced
price. | solcnnly caution the public agans, such
INrFRLGPLRs and their POIsoNous NusIRuMs.
Wy ONLY travelling Agents in the New England
States. arc L. b. TOUsEY and NJ. :. BURR.
II. DALEY,
AS Broadway, New York.
|. DIR. II. Il. HAZARD, Sole Agent for New
port.
=. S.--R. r. Hazard hereby informs the vcnd-
# Medicines in sand th cighbn,iug towns,
tlat he will sell them for cash, the true Dallcy's
Pain Extractor, per dozen or gross, At Daiky'
ash prices
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

,rcL a Mtiieine 1. srey res,e, rrd ',.Ty 'sshsa
r,,.r !, -rerf cne, rl.ci. lu ONE HPTflE o' u es--
ans uo. purifying, hsnlnr vi,ur. snd 'a1eH t"'so'
linn lrru , cuuininri IN FOUR BOTTLES 81 any 80.
nsyI or any Other medic th,i has ever hs.n uho.s.
tr Sc 'r,'rc un luulird proof IN unI lmnrhos' ~
"a m u,e Of his rttHi bdira Purifier, they uhi weir V1
ING vet IINF-th,y that were LANE AMI tnIl 49,
I'm NV WAIK--ilry that were SICK, SNROFUlDNy
uI . ~ I'M. have been healed L<ii - kEU
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HVdU V11t TUTT'NTTTT NVHT1TTTIT VWTU UF
RH leu MATISM
and Enlargement of the Joints.
{ NV YoRH, 2d March. lsi

NEW iORk, 2d March. ltJO
! 3Jth hstrrct near nh Avenue.
Dr. s. 7. TowNsEND-DEAR sra have h,cn very
severely afflicted for tour or five years with lihcuma
tsm AMI enlargement Oi thojnlnt-, having been una.
BILE to sleep or rest ! had tried numerous remedies
without relief hut since ! have used your Sarshpa.
rlla. ann most happy to say that II has almost cured
M" and you may publish this, 50 that others may
receive the benefit oi your invaluable medicine.
Yours with respect MRS. SCOLARl
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5000 PERS N s
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all nges, classes and conditions, among
whom we're a large number of Ladies' who psc&
Larly subject to Nervous Complaints have been
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Eundrcds-Thousands-
Grants is the Cheapest I;

win have used RRAST'S PURIFIER. after hs wins ussa
am, i,r.d An the SatYdrdtaf and other mes sEro ~
n,urnl.J 10 cure blood diseases, hnsI decided hns--
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have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classy aud are
constantly achieving cures IN an alarming train oi
diseases which have for ages baiicd all the ald of
medicine aud all the resources OF Science. These
diseases are called
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SCR()F l)llE. <

n tho,,aad Of crre, Of SeyofUia, Caree,: TyASS
-'hc IN pure di,e0,e, qf me Wnod-and th' III
MA NtrY ,,Iic ,rss ,r-ci If Msess b. sf'es ssves
,.h a,ra.e, be any prof qf he p~Jgto5 i.'shg' Ir
~, Nslens shich hdi sabdIrd Gsd e'nqSe'ed 'se i'S~
al. gI. -, nh affds1
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rYT,y7CyTRrar, UvGCigyS.

ERANT's rrRlYYtSG EXTRACT l.. p~5ce, cad 49,.
.YyI rr1dfoIioy Of al hs eJs 0 hkRevEY or Al. of Ne
srruus prrvur.lu ~ Cki0HgL or MEscvsY, Yen hs
.p.icu aud I,rtorc. The biood -s,ciss and aa ~ psss
s.,I,,I Ia their orr. mn,
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Ladie, OF pale complexion and consumptvr habits,
and such rs are drbiltntcd by those obsiructions
which females are liable to- nrr restored by the use
Of a bottle or two to bloom and vigor
THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured by this preparation Of Sarsa-
parilla MAY SEsN LARGE; but We are, never
ihrless, PREP,Kgp To pROvr, by an EXrtssiyE
ARnar"r crRrlFIcArrs. that such Is the rAcT
A fraction of the evidence which we poss. 81
concerning each disease. would be received
before any JUDICIAL rRisUSAL M c"mpIete
demonstration 1t must he remembered that
all Ibis frghrfnl array of mnladIrs. though mp
pearing in an endless variety of forms, are
yet similar in their origin aud causes for they
oil spring directly or indirectly, from COR
nupI rousr.IS. II the blood were III pure
healthy, aud active state, il would drive all
these complaints from The system. and CHRONIC
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TIE KING OF
PAIN Kill. ]. EE:RS
IN A NEW DRESS!

Th4, ONLY sovereign aud sEyIR FAILING
REMEDY for SULDt ING PAIN and cmirg th
wor. BURSs, ScALps, PILrs, Ours, WousDs,
BRUISES, RHEUMArIsM, and all cvTASEous
..I.l NJ Irnnx nIsI
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The following certificate is from Mr.. Blh.

The following certificate is from Mr.. Bth-
dy,t lc cclcbrt,,d Ddgurl I.s.
H,ying been alll clrd very severely visa
Dysprp,a, together with extreme weakness
1t W :, scd to lake llutchlng,' Dysp'pd
ri ters, al h ,vr every reason tn bc'cai
IN b,. spcrlec " cured me. ln,esln trl.
10 synp ON, Of - return of he disease and
HE eve frpn effect il had on me that
" .l,cuIc the vtrstcaseS Of dyspepsia.
VI d. BkADY,
M 205 Broadway, \. Y.
The propricto- cfthIS medicine ha'receiv.
ed many Other c"Itlticate> OF cures. equally
remarkable, oith' various diseases for which
Tins pr"paia.i ~ Is afplc"hl, !; tW the a"o;c
are lerined II cc>-ary osat~N ny unPr'J-
u,lred nind Of rs value ami snpcrorily
above all ,th"i ur"pir,t' rs
Principal Office , fulon st., n. Y, up
stairs
Price, 50 cents rertot,!e. OF G5o.tleI for
- 50.
X. X. HAZARD & co.
A;Dothccarirs Hall.
SJvl A rent Tor newport
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS; ;CONsUMPTIONs

\ AKY BNLSNW, TlhNI :
been tested by the exl ericnc'
of thousa IDS for the last twcnt,
years, is commended 10y cnI
ncnl physicians and others, 'l
the highest rcspcctahllty, ~
superior to any Other pcrar"-
ton.
Iy,,u IN, Tfliynr aim, Euy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-22

Late accounts from The Rio Grande
state that C.l. carvajal had received large
reinforremenis tn the Insureeni army. and
that Gen. Avalos VAS busily engaged in
Purifying Maiamoros.
Col. Carvajal had issued orders not 10
acknowledge permits OF the Mexican Gus
inm-house.
A circular had teen is.ned by the col
lecior al Brownsville urging great viei-
lance on the part 81 custom -house Officers
in consequence Of The progress oil The re.
voluiion.
II is also stated that the Americans had
alb inIoned The ranse IL The Revolniioni~is,
owing 10 the fact of Gen. Canales having
assumed the chief command.
The Re.oluiioni-ts had intercepted let.
i-r- from the Mexican comman.l.r. in
which Instructions were given tn iIeai the
insurgents in The same manner that the
Spaniarls served Lopez and his associ-
ates.
Sixteen armed Americans had landed
at Mazailan. aud were made prisoners by
the anlhori,ies.
The Cholera was creating dreadful
ravages in the province of Gnlalajara.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-22

.s,isussrt EN- G.ssNHSr n TslWuai- ~ Hisws
- ~ HgisF LHlg @ia az fagiiils Size
Mo1lP<lisI, ". OF. u.
GoEernnr Williams transmitted his an
nusl message 10 the legislature Yesterday.
Tie makes sppfopfiste slIasions 10 The
rsnass msters &c local interest. and
rasls he legislature viii bear in mind that
tlnrvarc responsible 10 q higher Lac aud
higher pawer Than the penpie-else the
oaih 81 nllire they have taken u , moeke-
az. lie regrets llIal conscience Is sroni-
ed in these lallsr days. bni does MOI believe
that lhe people of Vermont entertain a
notion lllsl they are sbsolsed from obe-
d.ence 70 law which dan'l happen 10
suit their views. The las must be rn-
forced-it should be remembered that
laws themselves are subject 10 public opln-
ion and The provisions Of The constitution.
and therefore may be changed or annulled.
ID is the province Of The Judleiary 10 de-
iermine all Constitutional questions.
The governor thinks il nal best 10 boasl
too much Of our attachment 10 The Union
lest ovemlci zeal might give ground Cor
suspicion. Tie states Thai Vermont soli'
cited admission into The Union. and fully
adopted The constitution. She has nereI
asked important amendments. and never
b zen found uiih Others in acts tending "a
the violation Of The same. lie hopes thai
the cry Of danger TO The Union. like the
cry Of danger 10 the chnrrh in England,
is not 10 be made a preiexl Tor arbitrary
measures or degrading Submission.
The Governor declares in favor of 1
protective tariff. but if disappointed Yer
mont will undoubtedly seek redress in the
Union and not out. lie rebukes oihe,
States for meddling with ihe legislation o.
Vermont. and reminds them that the lime
10 complain is whrn their rights are vio-
lated.
The Governor discusses The fugitive
aci of Congress and the hal,eas corpus az
Of Vermont. al considerable length. II,
doubts The consiiiulionalily Of The former
but has no doubt of the consliluiionaliiy
Of The latter, but is content To leave bnll
10 The appropriate tribunals established b,
the constitution.
The Governor, in conclusion, CON
mends The President ior executing III
laws. and thinks the differences Of opin
ion upon delicate constitutional question
no ground for withdrawal of ronfdenr,
from public men. tie says enphalically
The laws OF the land must be enforced.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-22

The first accounts Of The insunerlinn
that has bruken oui in The Mexiran States
ON our border. led In the belief that many
American eilizsns had taken an active
part in IL. and eren that bodies Of men
were organizing within our limits for that
purpose. Under these circumstances, a.
we learn. il was deemed prudent 10 di-
rect our military commanders On that
frontier 10 exeri ihem.eves iopreveni any
invasion by our riizens Of The sou 81 a
friendly Republic. But. from more re-
cent intelligence. il would seem that This
preranlion. howererproper. was unneces-
sary. as il appears thai very Few Ameri.
can riiizens look part in.ihe insnrreriion.
and that il was planned and conducted al
most exclusively By ciiizens of Mexiro.
F.s MAJ. IafsiIgeaeer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-22
FROM THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.


Intelligence from The Cape Of Good
Hope 10 the 81, September has been re.
rrived al Boston.
The accounts aie more favorable for
peace. The Cape Town Mail OF Sep
temher ID says that they have al length
encouraging news from the frontier. The
Government has been reinforced by Two
ilnr regimen aud 100 artillery men. IN
all 500 men,
Sir Harry smith, the English Governor.
was IN high spirits al The more favorable
piosprcis. and sai, he would ronclnde no
treaty I'll peace SHIRT 81 The unconditional
submission nf the t'afiirs.
Notwithstanding the prospect nf peace.
The papers are still filled with The details
ol a dreadful enenil Ia warfare which has
'e'iured The country in some places TO
desert Of ashes. Men are murdered on
the high roads. and norks and herds are
stolen by thousands.
A conspiracy among the Ilolieniots ana
taiilrs on the frontier To rise and murder
The English and their allies had been DIS
c'vered aud frustrated. Several hostile
chiefs had expressed n desire 10 make
peace, hui |, llsrs stale that il will proha-
bly, he mouths before The troops can oe
brought 10 bear npan The enemy and en-
i"ce ~ al The pnlni OF The bavonei.
The venerable john Philips. snperln'
tendenl oi the London Missions in Snliil
Africa, died ON the 9Th August.
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The Exclusion OF Negroe, from New
York,

The New York Express, in referring
to the conduct of the abolitionists in
Syracuse, on the occasion of the late
riot, SAYS:
!" 1t now begins to be time to asitate
another question, AMI that is, the ex-
clusioa by law of the immigration of
blacks into the free States, as Indiana
has already done. If every runaway
negro is to bring with him Syracuse
fight, LET US forbid negroes by law from
coming here. We have in this State
already prohibited them from voting
unless they nave large property quail
ification, and. n, doubt, majority to
prohibit their entry here could be got
just as large as that which prohibited
them from voting. We cannot afford
to make the free States a battle ground
for runaway negroes. We cannot at
ford the ill-will, the bad blood. the
manning and murder, the abolitionists,
through the means of these runaway
negroes. got up between the North and
the South. The true remedy IS to Tor
bid tie INN grafton Of negroes, and to
stop tn entry Of any mo e Of them into
the free Suites. As long as the VII te
and the black were permitted to live
peaceably together, no slch law was nc.
cessary; butas the abolitionistsare bent
upon bringing us into constant collis-
ion, and the blacks especially into col
lision with the law, we must remove all
causes of such collision by refusing to
have any more negroes come among US.
"Thc first duty Of society is 10 it.
se,f-to protect itself; and if strangers
come into it bringing nothing but the
seeds of mischief, and, perhaps, of civil
war. it is not only just, but indespensi-
bly, necessary, that their coming should
BE- prohibited. Society is State fam
lily, and as the family turns from its
doors the neighbor who would bring
disturbance and disorder into it, so
ought the State family to turn from the
State like elements Of disorder or dis