New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-10
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e.neies powerfully against the inst tuition sut never
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yi,d es vhicb y eenus impa' idea crestoas; and
ss, y,f .Ssd bat be viii be compelled to os the for.
tun,, OF he charming heron, TO the cOaeie,ien.
upen Eorherp upon soa,hrn society. While the
minority s4F Es:s hi fs re G. &c OF THE STORY
!, will srakt thinking men to new phase of tbs all Absorbing
question ,. ~, So -
"1hs plot simple sne rToGsht out with entire sspce Of
vtib oos 70 strong hole the feelings. oai the 6f.t ps
"a he n The oeinestion OF cnua:tsr thoush this
s sss sns saec nate temps he ready Wit ne ss.
feed natural tiety and the many beautiful OF op
Of . Ss sa II eSa and If to. o'e that
tbsr e fol OF an estbls pshOs far moe subda,ns th,n
o. u s tell very mach in 'to'y At thi, une, e-pe.
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b, Gu, ON and stfshbesL" IN-s.5 Bedford Macuy
rot foreign element III An edsan 10 very i.i1ms
liz ,oeres ehsserens and o;l descnc irna Ataodsh
NOT a, obunve Sou bern life painted de
potbrs ctulI be vorsoe soatoern .ad ia
iiuusps he scenes il descrbes sd they p4b,bJ
truthful eke that they co1d have beeo wnts. ~
ore who bss lived oDs In 8 avehO ding star.s The
tI ell, and icDy and the h.ppy denOun pr,
.Sr %snDs * ssS.d sqd9
e which b. yst been wiitteo But oths. n,y THO,
cHenIy ard would be better pleased 10 10. persones
in their ympstnes had been nys'sd placed IN
barpy creuustsnees" Sew } ORR Cour
Fnderck Doug as who has been thsfe an, w. says:
The book hiss esity abou IL; feels Inst paiadas
4, f hfe There Of suffering that make hat
SICK pictures sunny chbdhood and bssu PAINE
aowngy IL IL WORK ~ortby of Comparison sh Uoce
Toms Cstn any oher Of the And thUush
Wholly unlike in incident, IL like 10 Truth and powsr
2. Douglass Paper.
The lsptuase, without exception. is free iron the suited
.xsesersion Known fine writing 10 di characters
are oir city ndveuaze1 and the prominent idea adr Idly
worried without being ~orksd" ~ DAILY rinea
whole " C.ste 10 1vsiog and po~esfu wort,
the pet original well neeiyed and admirably worked out IL
csnntt fail 10 prove sensation bogk find readers
even than the popular Ida May" il will re,d
pvel, the stut No who its peruss will
aside till The whole story kuwn The author 70 evil
pracced writer observer Of .nd thisgs,
ana lar with life the South vel at the North"
Bost Transcript
at written with power and psthos The story original,
the incidents indeed Things
We haze doubt OF the success Of this ne~ book"
Nston.l Era
at a. distinctly original and novel If Ida nsJ, is
had been wr tn, ard Gret novel, and
not an anti slavery disguised. True its teachings
ion Of 5layry bat hs Ter draws this
rrenee It Is susgest.d other than HE duction
from the events detcb.d finely written, interesting and
fail TO count It's resee b. thousand. Boston Al
Belle wing this to be work Of merit anexceptonsse
in its graceful aye AND absorbing Ia Interest the pao-
fishers foI II the ate Dton Of the reading eonnu-y
PHILLIPS. SAMPSON c., Publishers Bostor-
J. c. DEnBY, Nes.Yok