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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

Longfello,o, the Poet.-Aiken, a sculptor of Port.
land, has just completed bust of his townsman,
Henry W. Longfelow, which is spoken of as a
work of great excellence and truthfuness.
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row PEAS-250 bags fresh Carolina Seed
~ ~ Cow Peas, landing from brig Palo Alto, from
Charleston, for sale by
NEW MACKEREL-5O bbls. No. 8 large, in
iyl6 A. b. GRiEFF co. 80. 40 and a Old IAv..
SUGAR-100 hhds. Louisiana Sugar, prime to
~ Choice; 100 pkgs. Stusrt's Refined, for sale by
lyle A. ~ GRIEF " 60 ~. nd DID Jevse
QUTTER-3S frkins Prime Ohio, landing ex
- steamer Western World, for sale by
j'16 A. u. GRiEFk N 90 ~. " and q Old Ieve~.
T ARD OIL-l00 bbls. choice, in store and
jylS 4 n. GRiREF 500 ~. IN aud a Old I..v.a,
HAMS--5O terces Stagg & Shay's; 20 do.
L plain basged, for sale by
jyi6 A. ID. GRiEFF II co 8s. 70 and u Old Levas.
HOPS-Fresh and just received, for sale by
IL jss0 P. L. MASSEY, cor. Camp and GTavisr sts.
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Ossachita Parish Nominations.-The Democratic
Convention in Ouachita Parish, on the 5th, nomi-
mated Charles H. Morrison for Representative, and
Impressed the same preference Union Parish for
Senator
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

The Duke de Frias, a grandee of Spain, and for
merly ambassador at London and Paris, died a
short time since in Madrid
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

The Mississippi river at Memphis, on the 10Th
inst, was three or four feet below high water mark
and falling SLOWLY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

Union Parish Nominations.-The Democratic
Convention. on Saturday. 5th inst, nominated DR..
d. s. Collier, Of Ouachita City, for the Legisla-
ture. The Convention also expressed its preference
for R. w. Richardson for the Senate, and for W.
W. Farmer for Congress.
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Eds. Crescent- When the weather gets little
coCler, shall not have the slightest objection to
sake Issue, through the pages Of my Reuie,o with
- Sugar Statistics Of Lafourche,' in your col.
ms Of yesterday morning.
Yours, J. d. B. DKBow.
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To the Ladies.

~" Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favors and
liberal patronage her line of business happy
friends and the pub that iho has removed from No. 26
1875 st. Charles where she is prepared
ct Ladies and Children with the following arcss wit:
Sheman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sup.
PoRTERs, DR.. Bannings BoDY BRACES, DR.. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUPPORT.
Kris, DIR. Thompsons SUPPORTERS, etc. ste.
~ Hours of attendance, the morning. A. NJ till 3
O'Clock p. Nj and in the evening, from till p NJ.
10 Females will bs upon ladies,
Qdn
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a. There viii b . meeting Of the Members Of the
par, in The suprshe Court Room, on WEDNESDAY
MORNING. N 18th inst, at 10 o'clock.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

President Arista, Of Mexico we see it stated, is
having four-horse coach manufactured for him in
NewHsven. 1t is said to be one of the most mag
pi6cent carriages ever made in this country.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-07-16

Jenny Lind's Concert came off at Fourth Church,
Hartford, on the evening Of the 9Th instant. The
tickets were run up by specuaors to five and Ten
dollsrs each the audience, neverthe less, filed The
church, and crowd of two thousand people, who
could not get tickets, assembled around the build
ing. The windows and blinds of the church were
closed, so as to prevent outsiders from hearing
This caused a great tumult, and the mob shouted
and cheered so that it was almost impossible for
the audience to hear the singing. Some windows
were smashed, and one or Two knock-downs &C.
Cured in the crowd, which did not disperse for an
hour after the concert closed. Every one curses
the ticket spectators, and the manner the tickets
were disposed Of. There is still much excitement.
There 80 crowd of one hundred or more oppo-
site ~ State House, denouncing the swindlng
operation. The mob was so dense about the church
that Jenny was smuggAed through the back door as
soon as the concert closed, and took the cars fol
Springfield.
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August 3, 1850.
At the request of Mr. Kendall put into our furnace in
which we melt iron, one Of MI Kenlas brick with Of
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch Brick melted
9ghty Mr. Kendal'snot at ALL neither broken cracked
LEEDS co.
EV We are now ready to supply planters with our
greatly improved FIRE BRICKS at $l2. Orders lie! at
Kendall. Voc Cos, office, on the New Canal,
will be promptly attended to.
WILLIAM II. EAGER, 49,
mho9 2dptf Agent of Biloxi s;teum Brick Works
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS
TO PURCHASE CLOTHING.
.Nf1.eN .Nix1lTOe a. Co.


~ Our Of the following description of UNDER
GARMENTS, etc. is very complete.
White Linen and Cotton Shirts latest styles;
Genteel, srped and figured Muslin Shirts
GauEe Msrno, GauEe Flannel and OeuEe Cotton Undsrt
GnuEe SILK and Isle Thread Undershirts and Drawer;
Gossamer Wrappers, beautiful article for Sumner
Gloves, Hosiery, etc.
Striped and plain Silk Half Hose;
Cotton Half Hose, with Silk Fset;
Linen and Lisle Thread Half Hose;
Light and DARK coored Silk Gloves;
Linen and L isle Thread do.
Alse-A beautiful assortment of CRAvhTs SUBSCRIBERS
GLOVES, SILK, LINEN aud FANCY HDKFS., etc. etc.
n We selling all kinds Of WINTER CLOTHING
at unusually low prices
TT ONE PRICE FOR GOODS-No DEVIATION,
ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
jy3tf "a MAGAZINE Street.
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Ew oRLEAHs,

Conxressionsl CsnAld.te'
~. s;..d. .r + \. MARKS offer his name to the
- Cos,sn,ios = de Rspss'sntativs Of the Second
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FOR CONSTABLE.

~ JOSEPH w. BURKE is an Independent candidate for
the oise OF Constable Of the Second Justices Court Eec
finn INV. a ;.iS
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Railroad IntellsgsxS1s We observe by the
Georgia papers that the East Tennessee and Geor-
gia Railroad was opened few days since from
Dalton to Cleveland, thirty miles towards Knox
vile. The event was celebrated by large con-
course Of people, and Gov Trousdale, of Tennes-
-, accompanied the Rrst train 70 Cleveland.
p TIE 4th day Of July, The opening Of the Mash
~ md Chattaaooga Railroad from Nashville to
Sesboro. distance Of thirty-two miles, was
lsbratsdby J gssat barbecue, at which it is
ppslsd not less than ten thousand would be
~ I'M Of July. great meeting Of the PEG.
North Csrolina i to be held at Greensboro
4Sllfsrd county, to celebrate the breaking
npon the North Carolina Railroad, to run
~ G6ldsboro' ION the Wilmington Rairoad)
a Ralsigh, and thence to Greensboro Salisbur,
ard Charlotte, where it unites with the Columbis
and Charlotte Railroad.
Bonds Of the Alexandria and Orange Ralroa,
Company, to the amount of $360,00O, have re
Gently been negotiated with an eminent banking
firm Of this city.
On the 9TH, at St. Louis, alasge multitude as
sembled to witness the breaking ground on tn
Pacific Railway.
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JOHN j. HOPPE, the former Constable of the First
Justices Court is candida at the approaching November
election for same Office the request Of his
rOus friends. ial6 I'd
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FOR STATE TAX COLLECTOR.

III WILLIAM BARNES respectfully offers himself MS
candidate for the office of State Collector for the Second
Municipality. Election takes place on the 3D. of November
next According to late act OF the Legislature, there will
be only State Tax Collector for he whole OF the Second
Municipality, comprised between Felicity Road and Canal
street, from the River to the Lake. my4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
- rsr The Enquirer.
CHARLES |. AND LOUIS XVI.

lgDsO IL H. ,t.nn
,1;,, coon in onc of the city papers m ac'o ..'ns
., Charles and Louis XVI, tending to iea.e ap ,S iva
of the reader preudced views I'll 'e Elevations on this
Linrs have been led 20 make Few s;od nonsenae
49, besn erncndod in books magazines pampnels, nen
naper. in this country, and in such fnes - 40,
iended fur ,xpoua,iun hhe in behaii o. wv nien -
names serve as title 10 this article. ~ unhiar a. l.,
10 80 -, h. onented sacrifices to the bloody d.
vinv of nonuIar sovereignty. All ths may NC Wy
liant VERY interchangeable very good evidence Vi he sol
meas of head and hcnit OF those "io ,uu'so ~
. -, nhom in synpah and regret The memory OF tnose
az -, '. W il NAV serve TO render posterity ess
I sh In Inc ;udumen oil their faults ana ner cIlmesi ou
l. :; nnrerIbe.ss palpabe Misrepresentation OF history
When once I'm historian or an orator succeeas IN As
,ion uood or bad upon 1 these gfea historical po
, wnrd swarms after him, Joining IN the cry, wiihou
mr. knowing why. The chorus sWeis louder anu iouu
~ M The beetles the cckets, the grasshoppers, the shIil
voiced animalcule Of the human INSECT Iace Joi ~ W.
$50 nc f,inc was as elastic the air they misappy
this PURPOSE. 49,. w. . l.;.a, n,
heieye the truth regarding the two Kings Is orieny
eows ISL Charles and Louis vi both deserved death
and were both executed 3D. But in the case OF the Eng
lsh monarch the execution was mu1de %
the form of judicial proceedings 3d. Louis unaerweh.
mi, deliberate impartial trial. before competent tribunal
| before he by II condemned . ,e;,h
And now if il comes question OF sentiment II II OK
inquired with which are we leo 70 syinPalhise no0 ~ M
hour NJ ocon of distress of death, can II DO doubted
that, In the mass of unpreudced and impartial readers e
far the greater number feel strongly for Charles ah W
! Louis? mr., a:
When Louis went to the guiotine, wefed, gormanc =
Ing pampered animal of royal breed and ndsPutaoe peo
gree ore, was lawfully and righifuy pu, TO death.
When Charles 10 the block man oil intellect o
high soul of noble qualities OF virtuous incnatione OF gen
lie heart manners beloved by the great ooay OF ms
nile fell sacrifice to-somethng which shall be haneiess
bm !, was moi berty-nur popular sovereignty nor right
Nv. ..n. J1I Iou;s CONDORCET.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
To the Editors Of The Enquire


Nessrs Editors There is subject 10 which deem II
that public attention should be drawn at this Time
II is subject of legislative cognizance which should MOI
be shufed oil into the business that can suffer another
years delay. Ga. ,h,,
"the General Assembly, If it fit may provide oy law LOT
the appointment, behalf of the State OF hve OIL inc hnel
and four of the seyen of the directors In the several banks
and branch banks IN this State
II is not right that the banks of circulation In this state
shall be made political machines. Yet il night that oil
things necessary be done in order to prevent such
dillon of things shall be DONE That such Is already ,ne
condition of things TO nconsidernble extent IS oul
too true This state of things is exerng more ex-
tended influence than Is perceived and appreciated Gy
many. / am impressed with the belief that the only
woy to correct evil and its career Ia for the Le
rsaure 10 incrpose and provide by law for the appoint
men, ON behalf Of the State of FIVE Of nne and four OF the
seven of the directors In tho several banks and their respec
tive branches.
haye word moro say now but II the subject shall not
be taken up at this session of tho General Assembly, WIN
examine into with oil the holiness of TRUTH If shall be
fortunate TO find the public through any newspaper
in the Commonwealth free enough to open Its columns alter
the Legislature shall have adjourned That word Is this
The stockholders now appoint tho majority Of the directors
These directors without exception from the wing
party II the minority oppose their appointments they are
Charged with producing discord injurious 10 the interests
Of the Banks. fubLloo'
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,,cpMnyn M,EKErs. JANUARY az.

ToBAt,Co-Ths marke, continues active and The sales
ufn the OF old tobacco have been large Tor tho sea.
s,n ranging from Sli Is is for good 10 fine quality
Extra fine would command higher rates Sales OF new Tugs
Ionsr .toru $ 10 50 and Is IS tor common TO very
good leaf New lugs, priced, bring - ao 10 10
Sales of - hds. tobacco were made lew days SINCE oy
n Martin d Co. the following prices; ~ hhds OF
old fair 10 good quality, from sl3 10 IA 62 hhds new
(p " Rs- al miitng leaf al STU and NJ ~ sV ana !
nhJ common hugs ~ IS 10; hhds lurs &C. 6 Goodrich
- ~ y. VI. MARTIN & co.
FLuuR-Salss Richmond, Basin, AT 81 81 10 ST.
dull scol,syii!e held al -. Dull - ,,,,.
WHEAT-i;cd loo lbs cts. white los a ll2s
CoRN-Sa!ss at 65 10 cents.
+ CORN NEAL cents per bushel "
OATS-:ja 5lce.lt- cargo OF Prince Edward Island,
Nova Scotia, held at62. cents.
RlE-1j ~ cents.
FlsH--IIe.tinss 80 Cut Sc So Gross 81 25 Mackerel
No. 5 $ta64;No > $3.50; no /. 50 50; Shad IS 80 So
IN better demand. a.
LARD-New, in blrreis, o. cents kegs % a 10 e.,
BACON-New Baltimore Sides cts.; Shoulders b e.
cents The stock oi old Bacon exhausted
COFFEE-Laguayra l.. II cts; III" !! > - Gsnts.
SrGAR-Ncw crop New Orleans "a a cents Porto
New crop New Orleans, in barrels, 81 50
cts Cnba - % cents. So.
5 American proc, Csc; i;h proof 5Oa55 Apple scarce eoc;
Richmond Rectiliel Whissey 2tsc " T. Kun 81 81 cts
RICE-Naw crop 5 Il ~ cents. Small demand
PLASTEi;-S5 81 rom Wharf; BASIN 81 In 10 u %.
LlME-Sl - from Wharf
GCANO-Pernvian $50, Pataaonian $40 per ton
BEESwAN-Waned at - - cts per 10.
TEASImperiai i5ai5c per !b Gunpowder 40 liV ctsi
Young Hysu.. S0a75r; Black 70 10 c.
NAILS 81 cts
SOLE LEtl!lE3-iicmlock tanned, good, loHali cui
d,nlasod Halls cts.
SOiP--.R;chnlont aad New York 81 ate.
IKoN-Pi- Iron 81 10 So according 10 quality; sweed
sj5 Der Ton; English 55; ircdear Richmond mandatory,
IS; Up Country Bar So = 81, according TO quality.
STEEL-Anl lean tlistered sllO per tom
IIllE-sacs At 81 l2s on Dock.
SHOT-53. cents pe. h.
COFTON-!2a Il: cents.
SAIT-From store 81 10; from wharf 81 CO.
PARTNERSHIPS cts
SEEDS--Clov.r 81 i:a: 30. No Flax In market.
CANDLES Sperm Candies 46ai7c; rallow l0al. Huls
Patent l3c; Alaanne "a So por To-; Jacksohs patent
IL \ cents. 80
OILS-Spcrn mne. 10 1917 c; summer ITO ll6e,s;
VIII h crude 69c retained 60 65; Linsecd sOaSoc; Tanners
sl2al5 per barrel.
HAY--Nortlern in bales Las, sales 95 cents from wharf
HIDES-t;een sailed Ia cents per ID. Gull sailed 10
10 81 each.
POTATOES-Mercers selling from wharf at 6oa75 cts
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET-JAS. q.
Cattle al The scales bring 81 Is 50 IS, as In quality
Hocs-Not ST so net-Supply very small-domand brisk.
Sheep-Nctt 81 IS 10 80 50, as In quality.
JACOB SHOOK.
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In consequence of the resignation Of the Hon. James A.
Seldom the metropolitan District will be without repre-
sentative after the termination Of the present Congress
Therefore becomes necessary for the Democracy OF this
District 10 hold District Convention for the purpose OF Sc
lecng suitable individual candidate 10 oil tho vacun-
cy. ,,,, ,,,,~,. -; ;,di,
hat AR Seddons successor should be gentleman
Of acknowledged abilities of unAinchng devotion 10 the
principles of timehonoed and 10 nes
sronnd whilst wa see several who would the mantle
Of the Hon James A. Seldom with grace and dignity there
is no man in the District in our humble Judgment SO well
qualified, and who enjoys in SO eminent degree !he conn
Esq Mr. caske i, is true holds at This time. high civil
office and would have make sacrifice, should be The
But when public duty calls his patriotism persua
ded will ever triumph ssinterests Therefore with
out farther comment submit his name 10 the eonsidera-
lion of the District without the least knowledge OF his
wishes either in aror against the liberty we have taken
"''"N' ANXIOUS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
BOLD ROBBERY.

About half past II on Wednesday night the iron sale o,
Me,sr, Adams Co.'s Express office was rifed OF several
packages of money viz: $1,000 in notes Of the Exchange
Bank washgon 1865 in Baltimore notes. and a0ou. sUo
Of various denominations and Banks. package OF Sooo
wa, strangely left untouched. We have not seen 'ne
ground but learn from who has looked into the matter
that the robbery havo been committed oy some one
miliar with the premises The lock "a common oe' "a'
not inuredbut traces OF gun-powoer were seen a. '
bottom and around the sae conceal the true mode
sc ,,no !, oman The windows in the front and in the
were shyered by tho exposonbu as both these exits
were fastened inside, is probable that, after riding
,bs propery. slow match applied, and the ihei
ESCAPED through apdoor and cellar opening on 4'h street.
The night was dark aud murky and most favorable for eV
deeds large and faithful dog was in the roon and as nc
did no, give the alarm before the explosion, The Suspicion 10
strengthened The office ia in the basement OF the Exchange
Hotel opening Nth street, far from tho post once
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
THIS CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

We bog leave suggest to our friends In this District the
necessity Of taking prompt action for the purpose Of select
ing lin accordance with time honored usage of party
delegates Convention, select suitable candidate to
be supported by the Democratic party of this Congressional
District We ask friends in Henrco Hanover Lousn,
Goochland Chesterfield and Powhatan, to meet at their
February courts consult together and take such action
free interchange Of opinion with each other may be
deemed proper in the premises We feel that the De-
mocracy Of this city will codiay unite and cooperate with
them in my tending the support and manten
ancc of Democratic principles.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24

NEW ENTERPRISE A hook OF $50 pages has becn
published liz London with plates and map of North Ameri-
ca down the 49h degree OF north latitude detailing plan
ola rail road Nova Scotia and the Canadas from Hall
fax to the Pacific The idea magnificent The from
Halifax TO Quebec is already surveyed Tho distance from
England China by this proposed road is shown fifteen
hundred e' shorter than the nearest route across The
United The the road Is estimated IA 900 Goo
averaging e5oeo mile. To build it 10000 convics
be work once panpers be over and Ca
NADIA be raised great dignity the United Kingdom
Five millions of people be spared from England Ireland
and Scotland settle along the and Hopuate il the
Pacific The scheme is 10 relieve Great Britain Of her pau
per burdens regenerae the old monarchy and establish her
firmly on the American continent. Jonathan will abou,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
STEAMBOAT ON THE SHENANDOAH.

The Winchester va) Republican of Friday the V'h In
slant, says:
eve arc informed that the steamboat lately put upon ne
hin. woers Of The Shenandoah effected successful
th1ouph the rapids near Wildwood and when last heard
had made It's way up far point between Front %
and Woodstock 1t is the intention to work up If
,h It's fra, and experimental trip When the boat passed
Wildwood the inhabitants went down to the river ana
oJ n ho.e waters beorea little steamer courslng It's
way along the winding base of the Blue Ridge"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
LET JUSTICE BE DONE.

Wa understand that petitions have been sent TO the U.
g Senate appealing that body TO make some just ana
proper provision for the salaries Of Clerks In the Post Oces
We trust that Senate acting the cheap postage bill
which has passed House. will look into this matter and
grant go reasonable request The facts learn about
40 follow The receipts Of the office are carefully computed
a the end of each quarter and from the gross tho
allowed by the department the postmaster Is de-
Quoted From this per cenage the salary OF the postmas
ter $500 per quare TAKEN together with the rent OF the
post Office and all the incidental expenses OF the establish
ment and the balance after all these deductions are made
Is divided among the clerks in RATIO according to the dec
sion of the postmaster In the Richmond post office there
are several excellent clerks and may naturally be supposed
that their very small whilst the aboris
doubleday more than that Of other clerks under
the government They required ~ be at their posts
night and day. and in remaining In the ofce
oil night.
The clorks In our cusohouse only have stated sal.
aries but have only hours work TO perform in
the day and these stated salaries nearly double those
the postage law by the clerks OF int
post Office Under the law their present mite vii
be greatly reduced and whilst the bill before the Senate ap
propriaes million and half TO supply the anticipated
decrease receipts of the department. no, one cent from
that source any other appropriated to prevent fur
Their reduction in the salaries of the clerks which will GER
tainly 20 down almost TO the starving point
We take great pleasure behalf of the efficient clerks In
the Richmond Post Office commend all that ia said in the
following extract of Baltimore letter to the Union
IAN efficient pos, Office clerk be educated and in
tegent man. whilst many Of them also have families 10
support If any of merchants were TO propose such
meagre salaries their clerks they will receive under the
new law they would be read Of mercantile society as
most unworthy members. Their stations are also those OF
great rus and II is scarcely 10 be wondered that we occa
sonay hear OF of them being tempted TO devate from
the paths Of honor and honesty perhaps 10 supply the
cessary OF themselves and families
An they ask of Congress is 70 FIX their salaries at Ger
slant with labor under the almost annual
legislation Of Congress- The people want cheap POSTAGE
but they certainly do wish any reduction If II cannot be
effected without working serious injustice TO the post
Office clerks who number many thousands Of worthy and
intelligent young men,"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-01-24
A NOVEL. SI;GGESTION.

The Philadelphia Pennsylranan suggests that we should
send 10 tho Worlds Fair specimens of we-fed
Southern slaves compare with the white tolng
to death in the mines and manufactures OF England
We would Md the significant suggestion of Penn
syyana friend says the Republican, that there DO also sent
TO the Fair two other specmens-onc negro from
Africa in the purely savage condition OF his race on that
continent and another Tree negro from the Five Points ut
Now York, or ii that DO objected negro from Hayt
where up late period, black has enjoyed perfect
cal and political equality candid comparison of these
various specimens might throw some new lights upon the
British mind,