The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-29
yhe white Save.

..UncI- T"n's Capin do.se,,'' tbs wa
ti,,. scL, IN TN # ieni isilnI ti'i-
,r.w, fully wri tn and aes- IN rres i"s 'a'+'"'
Amercu Slavery. We ale mo- preIm'ed 10 as
.et TO ti,.t rr pnsi'ion precisely in IFS orin nor
womb. he re- ,.,-r. of Mrs. Soyy-s .'-h ated work
r-a.,i believe in the iaf.Iab.l ty + orr Judgement
shuuld do 80. bnr We can irufhii y $ y rs u"
own opinion aud th,t If tho q who have "ern
familiar with the workings and afr"rries OF TIE
:. Peculiar lnsiuuimn,-' that :. u he White Slave
SURPRISES u ,clr, Tom Cabin n The wder range
wh ch it takes in deli eating the lectures ot IN 8
ii aniic system IF oepressinn AMI nfn'aiiS' IL
Just the work 10 fiL,w 'Uacl- Tom aud no one
who h ,s cad that shoull fail 10 read fhls Ine
contrast in The adventures aud end of the Pst;-n
and long suffering hero of Mrs. Stov". with those
Of is namesake in the White Slave is painfully
| interesting. The latter is ono wh"m - Nature
had intended for OF those lnfiy sp'rts VINO are
the terror Of tyranfs and tho bald assert"rs at i'
erty." Like UncI- Tom The original, h7 was
man of true pety, and under the influence OF the
| rel @. on he was taught had become "a passive
humble AMI oheeiient slave. There never Was a
kinder hear,ej, better tempered man. There was
nGihing he rot ady ta DO tr irow cfe''-
ture in distress. he WIS w ling I" sh re his
provisions with ii g hung y and !" helr the weak
aud tired to finish tll4 task Bat The pecunar.
eumrr ssii,enis of h S humane mas made it
as.ary for him TO be sold, aud he became the slave
of one nf the richest grandees of the famous sea
islands of S,uth Carolina. Here he WAS subject
ed to cruri-s never dreamed of possible for
men 10 inf c. and trials too s;rnng for the ariifi-
,i.l principles If any creed. Al his humh'y aud
Enbearaaca were tortured out IF him, aud his re-
ligious restraints gave away TO the oVerin ,strrinz
tide IF natural passions that swel~d in his ma;ly
breast. He 1i from the plantation To the wo"ds
and swaTnT,s, nev-r again made IL slave though
hunted by men and b'oo;l hounds, and for years
was the terror of the su rounding counry-so sue
c.ssfully did he cary out his schemes for ve"-
yeance Not orc of the wrongs which from a
humble chi ii.ian made this IA friend but are
, every day inflicted upon some feli"w hein", some
po.r ..pers ~ in the Slave States, and it is I'M,
possible TO raa how we'll hsplanued, and executed
his te ribl4 blows of rettbufioD. without feeling
of gadn-ss at his success, and an impression ira
upon another stage tits miserable man. hunted HI
wild beas,, would have won himself place ufo'
the roll of ,murtality. The effect of ssveiy upaI
this class of mind never more faithfully por
trayed than N The White Slave" in the char
acter OF Thomas. And in this tale is truly set fori
> more fully than in any wo,k Of ihe kind. the de-
grading and deadly effect of the system in all IT
phases upon both whit man and bl'c man, upo
=. the North AMI the South. upon ednc ton an
. morals, upon p, ,,cs and religion. All this is IN
in story If overpowering interest, embracing III
. experiences of number of slaves nader differ
masters, i'm diGsarent States of this Union. write
in the styl. of The best writer's of the age. IN
based upon the actual exp.r-rc' Of fugitive tro'
American oppression tu the free soil of OH En-!
Iand. The work cannot fail to hnv- ropuiarii
an henefc al influence CO. extensive with :. U e
-, ron', Cabin" Every anfi-slaveiy man shou
read it 10 be- .'io>ted up" aud confirmed, Al
every pro-slavery man. that he may see the dee
illumination of his position.
=, FIR sale at Halls Bnok Store. Ravenna.