The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-20

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advance our cause. No one is more competent
than Mr.. Rice to give interest and valae 10 such
publication. Let friends be earnest and lib
eral. A small outlay viii btiog rcl return
Let the Light shine. Give those u ho do not seek
FOR them The facts, and the facts viii arouse them
| From. tah Co ltn.6iqn
New AnsI-SIavery Publication
| At the suggestion and by the advice of num-
Der of our friends. who desirous that there
should be a more general diffusion Of Anti
S!aVery Intelligence among the masses. than cur
reeu'aF weekly papers Will nffard, have con-
sen ed 10 publish, f,r general crculal;on. small
| steet, semi monthly; TO be commenced the epsu-
ing month, and published fur at least one year. Ii
viii be nearly half The size of the Counbian-will
be altogether Anti Slavery in lis character-ard
its conterts will be chiefly made up matter pre-
pared for the Columbian. 1t VIII be a record Of
| iacts and arguments in relation 10 Slavery in
terestng and useful to all classes and its low price
viii adapt it extensive gratuious or vrluntray
circulation in regions where our larger and more
expensive publications. do not penetrate. 1t will
| be afforded to inGiriduaIs and clubs at the low
| ing rates:
Single copy for one year., SO cts.
| Five copies to one address S2.0O
| Ten copies to one address 800
Twenty copies to one address SEQ
Fifty copies 10 one address 1000
A large number of copies must be subscribed
for to enable to sustain the paper at these rates;
| but the assurances we have received ficm those
who have advised the measure, have encouraged
the belief that the necessary number will be speed
! ily made up Those who will take an interest in
| its circulation, respectfully requested to inform
US, at as early day as possible, the number for
which they will subscribe. OF course muat
chiefly depend for its circulation, upon the volun-
tary action of those who deem such aninstrumsn-
tality essential TO wide dissemination Of Anti Slave
ry intelligence.
The first number will be issued Immediately
after cur return from Cincinnati, next week: and
the subsequent number will be arranged to make
the month of May the commencement of the year
The title ofthe cow raperis notyet determined
upon, but will be made known in due time.
TIE Slare-catchcr cqagh in Tie meshes Of tIe eier-
nal Lqw. By .7sa Rand, Minister Of the Cos
pei, CJIiamsr. Cuy4oga CoantH Ohio PompA-
let PIP. AZ, 1852
We learn by the ppiho 5 Introductory remarks,
that his aim in this treatise is to enquire uo the re-
Iatons of The Federal Government to slave holding,
an to slave-ca:clIing in the Free States. The
treatise is we'll digested, lucid and logical one,
evincing patient Investigation, thorough under
sta nding Of the subject, and force of argumenta-
tion which must cnrry conviction 10 candid minds.
We have perused The work with great pleasure,
satisfaction and benefit. We are gratfed to per-
ceive that tie author takes the proper ground in
regard to the Federal Constitution, namely, that
in its fair and appropriate constructor, it Las no
compacts, CONCESSIONS compromised ubterfurses,
under which slavery can for a moment end shelter
that it allows, ctons oiera:es no sIHvehoding
that it is emphatieay anti slavery in its spirit
that ths " Constitution in its free spirit and ex-
pcit language, Ike the jubilee trpm ,et proclaim
ed liberty throughout all the land, 10 all the inhab-
auts thereof ''-.sthat it would Lave feed every
slave in every STATE anything in the constitution
or laws of any S ate 10 the contrary notwithstan-
ding if carried cut, iegiiimaiefy, as the supreme
law of the land
1t is high time TINT these constitutional relations
should be studied into and understood by the peo-
pie, that there may be no longer acquiesence
in false CLOSES and pro-sluvery const uctions. We
know Of notl,iag Oil the subject better calculated
for popular, elementary reading than the little
tract before We refer The reader TO the re-
marks of the venerable Kali Bay ley in another
columo.
Let our f,iends in TIE County be faithful in
circulating dccuinents-in scattering i.tlf. This
is the way to work efficiently for the cause. Let
our friends ia the townships form clubs and pro-
cure and circulate this among other docum ents.-
This constitutional question must BE more thorough
Investigated and more inteHigenay understood.
The Slave Catcher caught IN the mesiles of.
the eternal law" may be obtained at tho following
terms:
I24 Cts. Single copies.
81. Duzen.
81, hundred.
1t may be obtained att b. Cobb and Cos Ceve-
land, or at HALLS Book STORE Ravenaa, O.
For tie Ohio Star.
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have received from mus!er OF the gospel, now.
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