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her translation to a better sphere de-
priycs her mourning friends of her pre-
scnce below, for her sake it can cause no
regret. Ever since her arrival in this
country she has suffered under sickness,
and it is her great gain to be removed
to that bourne where all tears are wiped
from all eyes.
On Condemned Bar, North Fork of the
American River, on the 18th instant, of
congestion of the brain, Andrew G.
White, formerly of Mattapoisett, NasN
sachusetts. aged 20 years.
At Downieville, Forks Of the Yuba,
October II, Major jeremiah Manasco;
Of Alabama, aged 80 years. Major
Manaseo was a member Of The Masonic
Order, who buried him with much cere'
mony.
At Downieville, Forks Of the Yuba,
October Is, MIR. Richard Hopkins, of
Alabama, aged about 80 years.
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4 Alinlini.irnlOr'S Sale

otTATE OF CALIFORNlA--NLyApA
- CouNrY--Prohatc cont, October term,
4 d 1851 Estate Of Z L Gardner, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the personal
property Of L Il Gardner deceased, will be
sold on Monday, the lGlh day Of November,
next, for cash, to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction, in front Of Davis g. IIrst'5 store.
on Broad street, il Nevada city. by \. :.
Barr, alminisLrator Of said estate, on order
OF sale having been made Ly said court. this
day for that purpose,
Attest THEO MILLER. Prob. elk.
October 27th, \ d lS5l-54-3t.
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nor SYDNEY, DInEcr.-The new
l. first class clipper ship, QUEEN OF SIZE
IA, Capt. Francis Cadcll The Queen Of
Shcba is an A | British vessel, and has
proved herself one of the fastest ships in the
Pacaiic, having made the passage from Val
paraiso in 80 days. She has very superior
accommodation for passengers, being feet
inches between the beams. For freight oil
passage applyto
MoSrErtoRE & BURGoYNE, Cal st.
Cart pATTIsoN. Pacific st.
JAMES BELL, Merchant st. Slim
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NOTICE, TO PAssENGERs-Th under
~ signed, having completed their arrange
ments, are prepared TO forward passengers to
all parts Of the world, in vessels, which in
point of speed, comfort and capacity, and as
regards moderation in the price Of passage
have no equals.
The undersigned also avail themselvs Of
this method to inform those who are in the
mines and river towns of California and
who intend visiting their native places this
winter, that the best chances are now offered
them. dprly to COIN & ELLIS.
Passenger Agents,
Long Wharf, San Francisco.
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5000 ReMarl.

WY UBREAS my house on Main street
wv was entered on The evening Of the Esd
instant, aud the sum of S3o0s in cash stolen
thercfrom, will pay the above reward for
The detection Of the thicf and the recovery
Of the money
DANIEL MEAD.
Nevada city, Oct 2ad, 1851,
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NTOTICE-Takcn up by the subscriber on
! ' tie night Of the 23d inst. two small bay
horses; one having white hind feet, both Of
thcm marked with the saddle Tie owner
can have them by proving property and pay
Sacramento and Nevada road.
y. d. BOWERS.
Nevada city, Oct 25, ls5l-54-3t*
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(1renOrY's EXpress.

HtARD-Thc subscriber, having purchas-
" ed the interest of Mcssrs. Hoffman &
Go, in Gregory's Express, at Nevada city,
Grass Valley, and Reugh & Ready, will
transact the express business in all its branch
es at the cid stands, in Main street, Nevada
city, Bcatsy's Hotel, Grass Valley, and VIM
NJ. Saxton's store Rough 6 Ready. Trea
sure. packages, letters, etc, forwarded to
Sacramento, San Francisco, the Atlantic
States and Europe, as usual
Merchants, mining companies, and all
others can aor rs heretofore hare tieb treasure
,,.r,setf.le,i to Sacramento ard Sa, FronciSco
,eih satsty and despatch, and all express bust
ness will be attended to in such manner
ns to continue TO merit the liberal patronage
Of the public. GEO. Il. CLARK, Act
n B. Drafts on San Francisco, Sacra-
mcnto, city, and the Atlantic cities. Money
received on deposit at the lowestrates. Gold
dust bought. 54-u
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Joseph Genella,

TMPORTER OF BUTTER.-The sub
l. scriber has followed the butter business,
in the Atlantic States for several years, he
is now permanently located in San Fran,
cisco, and will spare no pains nor expense
in bringing coed article to this market.
His butter is all packed at the dairies-
not rep0ckcd in New York--in 25 and 100
pounds packages and being expressly put
up for sale here, he feels justified in saying
The quality viii be found equal to any in this
market.
JAS. PATRICK, Battery street,
between Jackson and Pacific streets,
oct tA.47-Im San Francisco
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OF CALlFoRNIA-NlarA

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-NLyArA
- CoUNrY--To wit
The people of the State Of California to I.
McNulty greeting
You arc hereby summoned to be ana ap-
pear before John Anderson, Justice OF the
Peace for Nevada township, il said county,
at his Office in Nevada city, at 10 o'clock,
"A NJ, on Saturday the first day of Noycm-
Der, A. d. 1851, to answer the plaintiff in -
certain cause of action now pcnding before
said Justice, wherein William Brewer is
plaintiff ana y. McNulty defendant The
said actior being for the recovery Ct the SUM
of three hundred aud eighteen dollars alcg-
ed by said plaintiff TO be due to him by said
defendant For which snid amount, il you
fail to appear and answer, tic plaintiff will
take Judgment. 3ff
Given under my hand tbs the 25lh day Of
October, 1881,
JOIN ANDERSON, J.P.
53-2t Nevada To~-p5hip.
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EUST RECElVED--by LouD & HosMrR,
sD and now landing at the old stand Of Loud
gmor and Co.
loo eighth casks Durand and Cos brandy,
4Ih proof;
Is quarter casks Durand and Cos brandy,
4th proof;
40 eighth casks pelcvoison brandy 4;h proof;
SO eighth easksA Seig nctte brandy 4.h proof;
20 pipes Holland gin 100 bhs whiskey;
80 bbts sweet Malaga wine.
1000 cases claret wine, 100000 Spanish cigar
100 Gghth casks Bordeaux brandy.
We have also on hand large and well Sc
lected assortment OF wines and liquors in cases
and desirable packages, all Of which viii be
sold at the lowest market prices.
n B. The copnrtnership heretofore existing
under the firm Of Icud, liosmer, aad Co was
dissolved October 10, l5jl. The business of
the late iilm will be settled by
LOUD 6 llOSMER,
Saus1me street.
5I-l between Clay and Washington
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To the Public.

rENHE subscribers having fully completed
u their arrangements FOR running d daily
Express between Nevada city, Grass Valley
and Sacramento Guy, are now prepared to for
ward letters and parcels daily, each way, and
Gold Dust and valuable packages twice Il
week, in charge Of Special Messenger, WHO
will leave Nevada city and Cirass Valley
every Monday and Thursday morning.
Merchnns and Mining companies can now
have their Gold Dust forwarded 10 Sacramenio
city and SIN Francisco WITH SAFETY.
Gold Dust forwarded, and BnLs Of ExcHA NeH
drawn on ADAMS u Co. on all parts of tho
United States Gold dust bought, and deposits
received at the usual rates
Office in Nevada city, foot Of Main st,
Grass Valley opposite Beatly's hotel,
Sac city, 422d street
San Francisco, with Adams and Go,
Montgomery street.
FREEMAN i. co,
52-f Ii. T.. FERRE, Agt. Hey ada city.
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Sutter House.

Opposite Sutter Iron Works, cor Fulsom and
Beal SITS, san Francisco.
As prepapcd to entertain boarders in good
n style. Table and rooms equal 10 the best.
Board and lodging, Sl2 per week, board, $40.
Slim PHILIP HORN.
NHlNING q. lTARINE FOUNDRY,--l
1Vh street beyond Mission, San Francisco
The undersigned hCying purchased the Ma
chine Shop and Foundry Implements lmpor-
ted by b. r. Buckelew, (thc NEST cxtensiye
in California; are prepared to construct
Quartz Machinery, Rotary Crushing Mills
Steam Engines, Boilers and every description
Of mill and machine work and castings.
Machinery ordered out from the United
states and England
Parties having eligible mining claims can be
introduced to capitalists dc-rons to jim and
furnish machinery GORDON o. Co.,
Engineers, Town office, Pine
% I'm. street near Battery
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Office of the Nevada City Gold Min. co.
I4+ on IC.l

Office of the Nevada City Gold Min. Go.
Sas Francisco Oct. 20, 1851.
THE Secretary is directed by the Board OF
Trustees to notify the stockholders, that an
assessment of two dollars on each share Is made
and required TO be paid on or before Friday the
Zith inst. He is, also, Instructed 10 notify
those, whose priyious assessments stillremain
unpaid that unless the same is paid within the
time Xix months from the dat, If assessmsnD
required by law, their stock will be fortified
% ne conpanr.
h DO do 3 do "a 81 do do
5tn 40 do DO do 20 Oct do
55gN ~. Il FEAHE, See'y
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B. III. O. NJ. G.

ETOTICE is hereby given TO the share
~ holders of the BUNKER HlLL QUARTZ
MIYiNG CoMrASY, that further assess
ment of two per ccntnm on the capital
stock of said company has been levied ms
Goth day of October 1851, by the board OF
trustees, payable within 10 days at the com
pany's office on the works
The rule Of forfeiture for non-paymcnt Of
assessments will be risidly enforced. BY
order Of the board.
I. w. COLBURN, scc'y.
5I-3t.
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For San Juan del Sud.

For San Juan del Sud.
TyNuE A l coppcrcd and copper fastened
4 fast sailing barquc ISABELLA, y. Miller
Master will leave Central wharf November
lst This barqnc is 400 tons, and having
three hatchos and large cabin windows be.
tween decks, affords superior facilities i0r
ventilation in the warm ATTITUDES, and under
her kind and gentlcmanly commander, pas.
scngcrs may be assured of a pleasant and
quick run.
For passage, apply at the Nevada Build.
ing, on Long whan, between Sansome and
Battery sts to VIM, X WESTON
n B,--As the ship, on the delivery of her
passengers at San Juan, will sail immedi-
ately for the Atlantic, FREIGHr will be taken
for New Orleans, New York, or Boston,
5l-9t
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mT TACONDRdY & co. offer for sale, clear
1YA and mess port, in bbs and half bbls,
mess and prime oeef, cheese, moasses, pick
les manila China and Mascovado sugars,
green and black teas, in various packages,
ground spices, whole spices in bond, cham
payne. port, Madeira and sherry wines in
wood and glass, sperm candles, brandy and
whiskcv. in glass boots, shoes and brogans,
ere aud heavy clothing, blankets, blue and
white drills, colored dannels, China silks, cam
phor trunks, honey, lime juice, Havana and
Manila cigars and cheroots, cocoa, chocoia te,
wooden ware, brooms, stationary, nails and
spikcs. 49-lm.
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Citizens OF Nevadai


Fl , FAD and LEdRN that C.. c.. Richmond
. has returned with one Of the largest and
pest selected stocks Of Drugs aud Medicines
ever offered to the public together with large
and varied assortment Of PEBUuMERY aud
Fancy ARTICLES, comprising the predictions
Of the best French and English manufacturers,
all Of which he offers at the lowest prices.
To the Merchants Call and save yourself
he tro ublc Of looking elsewhere, as you viii
6nd all You want, and at the lowest prices, at
Richmond's prng store, on Jach5oa street be-
ir Montgomery.
TO th: Ladies:
Ah, beautcous lady, come at once Hnd buy
The choicest extracts the world can vie,
Now does friend Richmond to you once call,
TO view The stock of his mos; splendid !oll,
Whence comes the bcautcous summer time,
And perfumes once again come near,
Say viii We not on Richmond call,
And bug there, sure they are not dear.
He'll wait your answer and still hope
His request is not delayed too long.
Come down and sec him, It's fact
He viii not use you wrong. n53m
VNT J. SILVER Il CO. Manufacturers
w and dealers in beds and mlttrasses--
Sacramento, near webb st, San Francisco.
WI. SILVER, 5i-2m II GARRISON.
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Bunk 81 Hlll Restaurant.

Montgomery st, noar Clay, San Francisco.
OFFERS TO business men the convenience
" of location in the centre Of the business
part Of the city. Its bill of fare comprises
the choicest selections from the provcrbialy
excellent market Of San Francisco. Lodg-
ing rooms furnished with all the requisites
for comfort Terms moderate.
5e-lm j. V. C. TELLER
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EX Friedrich EranZ.

5000 lbs WesiDhala hams; 5000 lbs butter;
200 boxes pale sherry, 200 boxes old port vine;
guns, rifles, carpenters tools, safes, gunpow-
der, paper hongings,pano fortes; saws jackets,
shawls, ladies' garments, &C., for sale by
j. G.. SCHROEDER and Go,
n59m Sanso.nc bet. CLAW and Maahlnnton
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VTANDAMME & TORQUET, wholesale
Y and retail dealers in blasting and sport
ing powder, shot. caps, firearms, shooting
accessories, etc, Sansome street, one door
above Pine street o2-lm
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L. w. Sloat,

Notary Public, Conveyancer & General Ag't
nEEDS, mortgages, agreements, certif-
ITcates OF incorporates, powers ofattorncy,
charter parties, bottomry bonds, bills of sale
of vessels, and other commercial papers
drawn and acknowledged. Protests Of ves-
sells drawn and extended.
odicc in the Com acrcial Evchangc for
all Nations, California street, corner Of San
So ne, san Franc; go, jiir
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San Francisco Advertisements.


HALIFORNIA PRODUCE, Just receiv-
" ed, eX schooncrs Ferdinand ID. Il
Whiting" and Mary" The subscribers
offer for sale at their new store, Central
Wharf. between Battery and Pine SITS,
1850 sacks best Santa Cruz potatoes,
500 Bodega and San Jose do,
$50 " q" onions, in prime condition,
Chlies, Tomatoes, etc. etc.
California Barley daily arriving from San
Jose, Sonoma, Contra Costa, cIc. Chill
Barley in 100 lb bags.
All which will be sold at LOWEST marker
rates City and Up RIVER TRADERS will
find i: to their advantage to give us a call.
HENRY TOOMY g. co.
Central Wharf,
52-lm between Battery and Front streets.
ID c. HORN importer of cigars and to-
-. baccc.- Constantly receiving, direct
from Havana, the choicest brands of cigars,
and from Virginia the most superior chew
ing lobacco. Brick buildings, Sansolne St.
between California and Pine, 4slm
NJ OTICE--A line Of first Glass Vessels
~ for the n. S. Wales Gold mines, have
been laid on. All particulars can be given
by applying to II. l.. PATTISON,
Pacific Wharf-late Commander Of the
Hunter Rover Steam Navigation Company,
"Steam Packet Rose" n. S. w. 4s-lm.
RnUVIER STORF-Sapsomc street, near
4 > Jackson. J. b. WEIR, importer and
dealer in butter, cheese, lard, hams, etc. etc.
n. b. Constantly on hand, strictly prime
table butter. in firkGs ana small kegs. 51ml
e al INES The undersigned offers for sale
Wv in lots to suit purchasers:
Port wine, in IS gallon casks,
Red Lisbon wine, in 35 and 2G gall casks,
White do do in IS and ~ gall casks,
III deira wine, in % and 70 gall casks,
Golden Sherry. in SO and 20 gall casks,
Vinegar in Is gallon kegs,
Chill Flour, in 100 lib sacks,
Yerba Matto--An invoice Of garden soeds,
50-lm J. B. WYNN, California St
Hydraulic Rams,
Chain Pumps,
For sale by DAVIS X co,
Importers ofhardware and mining implements,
Cor. Sansome and Clay SITS, $. f., near Cen
trail Wharf. 50-lm
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Thos Nelson, Blacksmith.
CARGO Of Shin Ceres.

EHAAS &. SrRUNEk. Sansome street
h IL above Pacific, offer for sale the assoried
cargo OF ship Ceres, from Bremen. consisting
in part OF hardware, glassware, cutlery, clolh-
ing. provisions, cigars, wines, brandies gins etc
San Francisco, October, 1851. 54.lm
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Francisco Advertisements.
IpnciGc mail .. $, Company,

For Panama and Intermediate ports.
HNIIE STEAMER IsInMus, L. a. Harris,
4 Esq, commander, will leave for Pana-
ma, on Thursday, Oct. 30th, at 4 o'cloc; P NJ,
touching at Acapulco only. The Isthmus
has been rcdiled throughout, and is now in
perfect order for tie voyage; she invites in
specton of her accommodations, particular
ly those for stecragc passengers, which arc
unsurpassed by any other boat Her officers
arc well aud fworably known
Passage TO Panama, cabin, $3.50
I'd cabin, 200
Storage, 100
Through to New York, cabin, $50
q stcerage, l60
n Orleans, steeragc, l55
52.tds
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

"THE STRAIGHT SHoRT.'' This is the familiar ii.
tie of a railroad some twenty-five miles in length
proposed to be constructed from the of Carks-
vile in Mecklenburg county, Virginia, to Rdgeway,
North Carolina, point the Raleigh and Castor
railroad. The House of Delegates, Wednesday, by
very large majority (68 to 20 passed bill aPprO-
prating 100000 to that portion of the road, about
ten miles in length, which will lie in Virginia. The
North Carolina Legislature, at its late session. gram
ted charter, without any appropriation, for the
railroad The two delegates from Meckenburg took
very great interest in the scheme, and for the first
time in the history ofthe Commonwealth, have intro
duced that strong border county fully into the ranks
of the Internal Improvement party.
Mr.. Wtcher, Wednesday, offered ryder to the
bill, authorizing the subscription of the State to be
applied to railroad from Gainesville to the Dam
vile railroad if the private stockholders should Sc
elect. The ryder was first ordered to be engrossed
but it afterwards elected opposition from of the
tide-water members, and the friends of the bill then
earnestly opposed it. The vote to engross it was
accordingly re-consdered, the ryder rejected and the
bill passed. Richmond Times
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

Our Pos1r1oN. We stated last week that we could |
not how any have any reasonable objection
to allowing the people of the State to say, by VOTE
whether they desire Convention not. We say
still We think it doubtful whether the people de-
sire Convention. We entertain no doubt of their
desiring Free Suffrage. Therefore we say every
member of the LIE gisature that desired to carry out
the will of the people should have voted for Free Suf
frage. We may be told that Free Suffrage, without
change in the basis Of Representations is az humbug;
1.-The people have not regarded lido not now so
regard it and politicians should conform to the will
of the people. and not endeavor to make the people
conform to their will.
If the issue were presented to the people, " Con-
venton, Convention we should vote for Con-
vention. At the same time should regard its sue
cess as doubtful. For our own part, we should like
the Constitution altered in several particulars
but do not know that majority of the people de-
sire these alterations and if they do not, ever
ready to acquiesce in the will of the majority.
No can doubt that the people desire Free Suf-
age, and there is other alteration proposed that
we do not regard as doubtful. A Convention may be
called and may remodel the Constitution, and may in
corporate something so obnoxious that the people
would ratify it, prefering the old one with its i'm
PROJECTIONS to the with still greater imper-
projections. Then would great expense have been
I incurred for nothing. We nothing conflicting
with democratic principles in making Constitutional
reform by Legislative enactments when the will of the
people has been clearly expressed it has been
with regard to Free Suffrage; and again repeat,
we for one, do consider those members excusabe
who went to the Legislature pledged in favor of Free
|,
In making the above remarks desire it to be I'M
derstood that they are our own sentiments, unin-
fuenced by any man set of men. 1t was charged
upon US few days ago, by a member of the late
Legislature, that Gov Reid and w. w. Avery, ESQ.,.
were controlling 1t is false-as false as
perdition. They gentlemen that esteem highly.
and to whose counsel and advice would listen
with respect; but we would bear dictation from
They not men that would attempt to dictate to
E We have seen neither of them since took charge
of this paper. From the former gentleman we have
received line from the latter received
one letter, written while he was in Raleigh upon
f private matter. And if any supposes are
supported here in the West by them, with press
to break down Convention he is egregiously
mistaken, and any attempt to create this impression
, among the people shall regard as base and cow
: ardly. We stand on platform, and let i
e dsplease whom it may we will expose political sins
when we can, and will speak own sentiments
when we please and no threats shall deter We
4 are understood in the right corner.
Ruther1ordtOn Banner.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08
From the Greensboroueh Patri

From the Greensborough Patriot
At meeting of the citizens of the town of Ora
ham and county of Alamance, held on the 18th Feb
ruary inst, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, the lots in the town of Graham were
sold under a reasonable expectation that the North
Carolina Railroad would pass through said town
and whereas the principle, that the road should pass
through the towns of Hllsberough. Graham, Green's
borough and Lexington, is understood to have been
fixed upon by the Stockholders; and whereas the
people of Graham and the county of Aamance feel
deep interest in the location of said road nigh
to the business part of said town as possible;
Therefore Resoiued, That William A. Carrigan,
Michael w. Holt, Peter R. Harden, jeremiah Holt
and Joseph w. Steele be appointed committee to
communicate with the President and Directors of the
North Carolina Railroad and urge upon them so to
change the route of said road as to meet the wishes
of the people of Aamance, if consistent with the in
terests of said road and the people of the State.
Resotued, That this meeting disavows any inten-
ton tc interfere with the legitimate exercise of the
powers of the Directory and desires only that the
bounty of the State may not be made to injure her
citizens, if avodable.
Resoiued, That these proceedings be published.
JOHN HOLT, Chm.
w
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-08

ABOLITION NoTIoNs. The New York Tribune
thinks If the free States could buy themselves clear
of all obligation claim for the recapture of Fugi
tive Slaves, by contribution of Five Millions of
Dollors per annum, it would be wise economy to
do it. Perhaps so-and if the South could buy them
selves clear of Northern progression in religion, mo-
ralty and other higher law notions, it would be a
cheap bargain to her.
The same Editor doubts if one quarter of the Flu
gtve Slaves in the Free States could be caught
and returned without general recOH against the SLAVE
catching La. Let this fact be firmly established, and
" the North - would soon be relieved from the guar
dianship of southern society, which so much inter-
ests and annoys the illuminat of that region.
In the same article much sympathy is expressed
for poor negro woman at the South, aged three
whose children have been taken from her. 1t
would be edifying to learn how many poor matrons
of the State of New York have all any of their
children with them, at that age. Millions of poor
children taken from their parents in the Free
States under law of necessity repugnant to their
feelings, is the removal of negro children to the
feelings of their parents. And these free white chill
dren half well cared for provided for as
the wellbehaved and orderly slaves of the South.
We shall be told that there is necessity for the
moval of the free children from their parents-that it
grows out of the state of society in the tree States.
Exactly The same law of necessity exists in the
slave States but where of the kind occurs
in the latter there in the former. Yes there
white children separated from their parents,
under the oppression indifference of unfeeling
naughty and pompous arisocacy, where one is taken
from the parents of slaves, under the humane and
christian Influences that peIvade the social system at
the South.
Reform your society, Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
condition of your millions of starving poor by one
tribute to humanity and justce-give the five mill
lions annually to them and then will hear what
you have to say about reform in other quarters.
Wilmington Commercial