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kansas to be a Slave state.

The New York Tribune publishes the
following letter as original and genuine.
ToTHE EDIroRoF THE n. Y. TRrBusE:
Sri see BY the Tribune, of which |
am constant reader, that YOU are soreiy
exercised on the subject of freedom or
slavery IN Kansas" Now, mark my
words, if you please. We shall beat YOU
We shall firmly establish slavery in that
Territory, because it is for our interest
to do so. And what is more, We don't
care d-n what the northern peo-
pie may say. They may vince, but
they must swallow the dose. We
shall not take the trouble even to gid
the pin. If necessary, We can buy
Won up at any time. Besides, the PA
TRIoTs of the North are with us-every
one of them. One Augustus Cesar
Dodge. oae Harry Hubbard. one Toucey,
is worth ten dozens Of the sersnin who
are croaking against slavery Briefly.
we shall beat you The means potent 70
accomplish the end viii be used. Il
necessary. we can throw Scotch snuff In
10 your eyes, and then kick you all to
our hearts content. Huzzah for
8 Kansas.
s P.S-Tmet Mf. Soule on She street
yesterday, opposite State Department
Hclooks welL but did not look up a
Marcy's windows. You know tho pro
verb, Who goes ont for wool sometimes
returns shorn, :, and without the yellow
gloves and shiny vest, also BAH
What do you say 10 that - es4 z
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cone East.

Our friend c. K. HoLlIpAr, Esq
passed through this city on Wednesday
morning last. on his way to Pennsylva-
MIA. where he has gone for his family.
He is fully authorized to receive and re-
ceipt for subscriptions 70 the HsRALp OF
FREEDoa Any of our friends in Craw-
ford county wishing to subscribe can do
so by calling on him.
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The .Defaia Of Freedom.
Lawrence, sasardsy April n, 1855.
70 Our friends.

liz regular sssHe RI this paper ssnaas I, 600 opp
!es rsekly. aad II might Be materially iarsassd.
5tsoss srIo agprore lie principles aad desirz IL
suecess, soold take tie tusse to pzsssat sts eaims
sohis neis1ars- There d,xfs,e ar z,rseezat ,alb-
seri5e7s .ebs oould nat sseure ONE NEW RESPONSE
BE NAME pi1 bad itts efort; and arc respeetfa al
~ ask oar frieeds tast Sey eeR tie atfeatioas #
their aeqzaiata.ees to tie claims # tie HERALD
OF FREEDox upon pablo patronage Hae many
Of oar preseas Subscribers ariu hand 10 oae aco
aaHsef e-s as
.ds an iaducemsat to asst;an, each person rho
saall IA future sead sir su5seri5ers, ocean
panied sritA sls, sIau Be entitled to sereafa
py qrstif. -e
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The Sublime.

E.~a.s --s 80 - ~ i.
At half past seven o'clock on We'd
nesday evening last, those residing in
this latitude, whose attention was directed
properly. saw transitof jupiter over the
southern limb Of the new moon. When
the crescent was the most brilliant-be-
ing soon after obseured by cloud--the
star seemed to rest like a-diamond on its
greatest extremity, presenting a spectacle
rarely witnessed by the lovers Of the
beautiful. The observer had but few
moments to CRAFTY his ideality ere these
occasional visitors had separated, and
luna was left alone to pursue her endless
journey. Hsse
&
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FARMERS. ATTENTIoNf

OsAGE ORANGE HEDGES PenoEsis waas
" of 4 LIVE HEDGE, ut an early dsy, shoaid nos
about three millions Of plants ready 20 set. and
will receive orders through @. W. Bows, Ess,
Of the Herald # Ftsedo1s. foT Gny qnantity, 10 Sc
delivered in Laurence City, Kansas Territory, on
the opening Of navigation, for s. Thousand. L.
is customary TO plant 600 trees On forty reds Of
ground. Daring the first two years sffer beng
transplanted, they require about the same szsount
of labor per Bsinum usually bestowed on q Fep
of corn; after shieh-eyerything fasoraSls-thsy
viii answer all the purposes Of rail tesoe, be.idss
being many unsez more durable. Early ordeTs
desircd. =. H. MASON.
LIEEgIYYILLE IL. Jan. s. So =.
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No Rain.

We have bad no min thus Tar this sea-
SON. and none of any account has fallen
in the Territory since May last. 1t viii
come in the due progress Of time. and if
reports are to be credited il viii not only
rain but pour. Those Occupying mud
and strax-thatehed cabins should take
care ts be cut of them before heavy
rain falls. =
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W. J. PATTERSON,

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND CONVEY
IL ANGER, PARKvILLE, No., viii promptly
attend 70 the purchase and sale of REAL ESTATE
in the northwestern counties of Missouri, ~ web
as to the investigation of Titles location of Land
Warrants in the new Territories. DC. Having
particular knowledge Of the lands in the magnif-
cent Kansas Valley, with drafts of the best !oca-
tons, (Inade on the ground, he is ready to give
advice TO persons DESTROYS of settling there.
~ Land Warrants wanted. ForsaIe, num-
Der of eligible Town Lots in ParkvilIe. This
town is situated at one of the main entrances to
Kansas, Also, FARM Of 800 acres, one half
fenced, in good timber, and we'll watered, 10 DC
sold cheap for cash. Title perfect. No better
chance can be found in the Plstte Purchase.
4*& Letters postpaid, directed to the LsnsinaSy
Office will be Immediately answered Ian s6 IS.
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FIR TIE Herald # Freedom.
Emigrant Aid Company
-.uppx,cr u IT A nr;I Oh ,

LAWRENCE, K. T., April 90, '55.
Mr.. EDITOR Among the complaints
made by some of the faint-hearted and
home-sick immigrants returning to the
States, is one that they were deceived by
the Emigrant Aid Company. and that
they were grged to come out by said
Company, to country not fit for settle
ment, DC. The Emigrant Aid Co.,
doubtless has its faults like everything
else known, but thatit is more faulty than
mankind generally, or the grumblers in
particular, believe is not true.
The Aid Company has published but
a very little officially, or in any other way.
about Kansas, that was not quoted from
men Of character and standing equal to
that of majority of the settlers. That
Company is not responsible for what
newspapers, letter-writers or lecturers
may publish, write, or speak, but simply
for its own publications, and the acts OF
its. authorized agents, exclusive of the
thousand and one persons in different
parts of the country who claim to be
agents. @ ~
To show that nine -tenths of the COM
plants and statements made about this
Company are false, and also to show pre-
cisely what the Company has told these
fault-fuders, GROWERS and croakers, |
refer to their pamphlet of 1856. which !
observe with pleasure you have been
kind enough to copy entire in the last
number of the HERALD OF FREEDoN.
Whatever charge may be brought
against the n e. Emigrant Aid Company
inconsistent with that found in this pub.
lished statement of theirs, Endorsed by
their Secretary, / have no hesitation in
pronouncing false and shall insist on the
proof before troubling myself to eorrecl
or explain. Very truly yours. C.R.
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~ Gov. Reeder, has given that con-
temptible puppy, N. F. Conway, a GER
tifcate of election as Councilman of the
Pawnee District, when it is well known
that Dir. Donaldson received a majority
of at least two hundred and fifty votes.
We can't stand that, certainly. Did II
We do! If the Legislature don't re-
consider the action of the Governor. and
give Mr.. Donaldson seat, the squatter
soyereigns willtake thematter in hand
.SQuatker ,Sosereiqn.
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PL0Wss pT0Wsfi

HAyING procured the sgeHey Of .SAxsos
Il L WALzER q Co's celebrated sstset egigry
Psairss aad Fa-Assg H.~ss. manufactured =.
from Kansas Territory and elsewhere
These Flows are manufactured expEeszly fcI
the wants Of the West. and with . view 70 duTa-
bility, &e- Their merits have been fully tested,
and Tins We can freely recommend them
Persons ordering can judge Of the size wanted,
description, &C., from The character Of sod and
strength Of team. The Praifis Plovs are from
II TO 20 inches furrow, or larger II oFleEsd. dse
Corn or Farming Pioss vary in size from OEe
Horse Ne. 4, 20 Nos 5. 81 Large Two Horsea
Rob, an have steel points and mould board
Prairie PIows vary IN price freE Sl7 70 So
numbers nansed-CoFn do from s. % 20 go 70.
mannfsctursrs' prices
Send your orders with speciEeasions, and they
win be promptly SLED: ~
LsSee. 81. Lssts. 10.
z~s1& 1885.
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Removing.

We are sorry to learn that our friend
F. E. BREwkR. Esq, and his estimable
lady, have resolved upon leaving the
Park House in Parkvilie. No. They
purpose losating gin St. Joseph, and ocen.
plying a Hotel there. We were N hopes
thew would have come 70 Lawrence. and
settled here sEess.E kss.kS = 80
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LkWREECE HOUSE..

TIVE undersigned respectfully beg issve 70 Ia
i form the eatizcns OF LasTencs and vicinity
that they have recently opencd the above board
ing-bouse, and will supply thoir table With every
variety Of food which can be foend In tbs Terri
tory or in the adjoining stase Of Missouri. We
arc thankful for past patronsge, and hope, By
close attention 70 business, . merit contiun-
ance Of the same. Strangers viii do web 20 give
Us call and we trust they VIII not 70 away an
satisfied. Terms reasonable. 1s5sz
BAKERY have connected sith this -
tabIishBent Bakery, which enables Us 70 have
always On hand constant supply Of bread, pies,
cakes, crackers, de-, fresh. end for sele st The
| lexest rates SAMUEL KAEEADy,
| SAMUEL Ply.
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A WORD TO PIONEERS.

GALE OF GO0DG--G. W. BRoxx & Co..
~ GkSTs;-flease give notice TO emigrants, that
all goods or merchandise that we have now in
warehouse will be sold on the first tiay of Nav TO
pay charges, and all persons who are expecting
ans goods would do well to call for tIem imme-
diately.
We are compelled to adopt this course. as
ights are 81 per loo lbs and have been all the
spring from 81 to 81. We have goods in our
warehouses for emigrants on which We have Maid
from $4,000 to 81, 500, and their goods are still
coming. Our funds are nearly exhausted, and
unless those interested come and paw up, we
shall be compelled to reShip their goods back.
j. RIDDLESBARGER & Co.
81 Zouis 5nrfT Is ls5s-at
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BOOKS! BO0KsIi

A FINE selection of School and Miscellaneous
"A Books are kept for sale at the Office of the
Herald # Freedom. among which are The Hero
ines of History, Heroines of the crusades. Fox's
Book of Martyrs, Perlous Adventures of Tray
elers, Farm and Fireside, Cruise in the MediteE-
ranean, Hurry Graphs, People Have Met. Rural
Letters, Fun Jottings, Autographs for Freedom.
Great Cities of the World, Frank Freeman Bar
Der Shop. Mirror of the Soul, Antiquities Of
Western New York. Signers of the Declaration.
Army of the United States. Geographical Histo-
~ of New York, Pocket and quarto Bibles. dc.
Also, large supply of Toy Books for children.
We have also very superior article Of Fools
cap and Letter Paper, Pens, Penholders, Black
Writing Fluid, adhesive Envelopes. Fabers PEN
ellis, dc. I. II. BR0WN & CO.
LAWRENCE. Feb 3. IS55-tf
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TIE Kansas HERALD OF FREEDOM.
This Is the name of a paper published
IN Kansas, the first numbers OF which
have reached us. Il IS edited and pub
ilshed at lawrence by g. W. Brown Il
Co Il is handsomely printed on sheet
tEcnty-seve1 BIZ forty inches. and con-
tains thirty two columns Of reading mat
Ter. al relating to Kansas, and nearly all
original, and full of interest. Itis indie
pendent IN politics, its great aim being
to securefreedom from the curse of slave
| ~ TO the new Territory lNsU BrxTs-
tsuiek. " j., Times 49, = - -
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F. a. Hunt q Co.,

General GnsBisei,s. Palacs asa Fcrssar5ine
Aerelants. "a 10 Lesee, s. La4is, lie.
n R.--An orders for any description of Mer-
N. ehandise, when accompanied with remit
commission for huying any amount over ffty
dollars will be ~ per cent; under fifty dollars
per cent. Thesubscribcrs will confne themselves
strictly TO Legitimate commission business, and
they win at all times be prepared to make liberal
Advances onconsienmenss
RhFEREscEs IN kAssAs:-S. c. Pomcroy, ESQ.,.
DR.. G. Robinson.
"a. HUNT, Late of Hubbcll & Hunt,
j. EDWARD HUNT.
st. Leafs, 4April Il, 1855.
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River Rising.

There has been a considerable rise in
the Missouri during the last week, and it
is said first class steamers will no longer
meet with Instructions in their passage
up the river. We hope there win be
sufficient competition among boatmen TO
ensure a heavy reduction in the cost of
freight as wei as passage.
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C0TNIssT0T q F0RWAgDTFG.

DARK & PATTERSON. PAEEvHlz. Msseuri.
m f,ooas and Merchandise, e1sd having made az
tsnsirc arrangements with tznsszcTtilF sas szzs-
fuI Teanssters for the establishment Of kzeerxE
WAGES TRAtEs to sIl paris Of The Crest Kaa-
sas Valley, are nov rezdy 70 ressiss eensign-
rnents, which viii ihlsasdiately on sFEirsls -
dispstrhed 70 their places Of destination.
2. a. T. viii also eontrart 20 forward families
or parties from PzFkville 70 any psint "a ~ rev
Territory desired. and thas cave mach tins.
iroubie. and expense 70 eiuiefsnts.
: ~ Wagons. eas1le, and ffsrscs lef satss
Jan. -. IS.
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Steamer COMING.

The steamer FTnaneier, Capt MoRRI-
SOY, arrived in Kansas City. on Wednes-
day last, and is now probably making
Its way sup the Kansas river. The vessel
draws bnt eighteen inchesof water We
shall be happily disappointed if it IS able
TO reach this place.
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Loco AGENTS WANTED.

ONE THOUSAND AGENTS wanted imnedi-
~ ately. in every par. of the United States, &c
canvass for subscribers TO the NEEALD OF FREE
DON. A liberal commission paid for services
and no capital required. Address IT. A. Bill
LISGs, Esq. General Agent. Buffalo. New York
for particulars. G. ". BROWN & CO.,
LAWRENCE, K. T., Feb. 8-tf Publishers.
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LAND AGENCY.

.FTlHE undersigned, in connection with his pro
i fcs<ion, will attend 70 the sale and exchange
of Claims to Land in this Territory. Also. buy
and sell Interests in she City of Lawrence.
Claims and City Interests now for sale at his
Office on Massachusetts street
EDWARD CLARK. Atty. q Counsellor.
Lawrence. K. T., April Z, 1856.
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Waffen's Fire and Water Prof
enHpnsyTT0u pnnrrvn

GEplsa II, ctr. Pat Qfes. y. Lssss, Ia.
THE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
i in WARRKsss Fire and " ater Proof Colnaesi-
ton Reofne. have been extensively engaged in
tie manufaeture of the aboye Raofs IN st. Louis,
about seven years, during which time We have
had our Roofs tested under every variety Of cir
curnstances. and confieaty offsr il to the public
Is mode Of Roofing upehjeesionable in every
Important particular. while it combines in n
greaterdegres thar any other Roof Fin use the val
uable requisites ef chenpness, durability, and Sc
curly against fire and water. $50
Materials for sale with directions for use.
c. II. & Fl. II. WARREN.
3Dr;7 IA 1sSk sa4s
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A CAMP KETTLE and FURHITUREfor sale.
n Apply at the Herald Of Freedom Office. to
Lawrence. April Z, '55. g. w. BROWN.
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A Good Cook Wanted.

W7ANTED Immediately, 8 W0AfANwho un-
w derstands Cooking in all its branches. to
go to Topeka, Kansas Territory, where constant
employment and good wages viii be given.
A. w. MOORE
Topeka, K. T.. Anil Z, 1865
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{ KANSAS NURSERY.

yEsHE suhscTibeTs have made arrangement fcf
i bringing into Kansas iEsTssssTy : large num-
Der Of sii varieties of FRTIT TREES. which
they win deliver at 81 the principal pofntsin ths
igxtioE, and seli them 81 ths Lowest possible
prizes. 0Eders lea EithS s. =. woop, E<as, Law
rence OF forsafded 70 Us st PottasFatomis Geek,
4 Wesfporf poss-of.3ee, Mo-, vii Be promptiy
attended 70. W. &c @. NJ FARTKDGEs
Pottavatosnie Creek, Feb. u. .sss-stss
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TDonot forgetthat henceforth alliet-
ters must be prepaid, or they viii remain
ia the Office where deposited for a certain
length of time, and then be sent to the
dead letter Office.
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RAn the free States have now pas
sed liquor prohibition acts, except New
York. Pennsylvania, New jersey. New
Hampshire, sud Ohio 49,
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Notice

Of tie E.saSii.11ssas # tie 06cs RI 4Surreyor
General of Pu5lie Lands .f5T TIE IoTitory II
Utah.
IN virtue of the authority contain
IL Cd IN the act. approved Feb. zIst.
tE Ils55, entitled .sAn act 70 sss.blish
SEHt tho Office Of Surveyor General Of
Utah. and to grant land for school
and university purpose che President of the
United States has direcsed the osIice Of surveyor
General Of said Territory 70 be located at t;R.Ar
SAET LAKE CfTT. until otherwise ordered.
Given under my hand at the city Of Washing
ton, this twenty fourth day Of March, A. d. 1855.
john WILSON,
Commissioned of the General Land Office
-4gra Il, 1os5.-6t.
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Advertisements.
Shingles! Shingles!!

A LII persons who wish to obtain q quantity OF
n shingles, will do well to call upon the snb-
seriber, MlLON CIRCUIT.
4p,R Il, 1s55.--tf.
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Transit for Sale at First Cost.

A NEW and perfect Instrument. with Taneert,
N Screw. and double plate. Address by letter
or otherwise S. b. LOWE, Kansas, No.
March 21.-3t+
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TTeRNEYe At Law. Nay be found ID
n Hrssd # Fssio.n osics. x T. Jan 5
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e.. e. Hrowu

OFFICE No. Txsifth street. IevTencs X
" sas Territory. JsH- 8, -
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| CYGANoRE. between Third and Fcafts sts.
Jan. :, 5s.lsms DAVID RUSsIox.
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G.. w. Brown,

4 TToRSEY. SOLICITOR & COUNSELLOR
II and General Land Agent. oIhce on Massa-
ehnsetts street. Lawrence. Kansas Territory.
Lawrence, Feb. Il, S55.
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T AWE. Office next door sonia ost-sfsies,
IL Main 81, Lawrence, & 7. jar 8, 81.
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Woodruff House

DRoDUCE DEALER AND COMMISSION
L MERCHANT, No 10 Leyee, S. Leuis, no.
Jan. s, '55.
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KNOW-NOTHIINGS.

We find in The South Caroliaian an able article
on the Kncw-Nothibg movement, from which we ex-
tract the following instructive statements of fact:
"Has any mind shed greater lustre On illustrous
Athens th an Aristotle Aristotle was foreigner,
and came TO Attica when seventeen years old Has
there been any SpsniaId more Spanish th,n Colun-
bus Columbu. wac a Genoese. Has there been a
Freedman more French than Napoleon and Cuvier,
and Constant Napoleon was an Italian CCvier,
by birth and education, q German; Constant Swss.
Who carried the Ns.belsnders through the drest
Of jn6ependence on record and who founded the
great Republic Of the Netherlands William OF
Orange, German. Has England ever bad more
English King than William the Third, the Nehelsnd
err Has Germany ever had more German leader
than Eugene of Savoy Who was Catherine, OF
Russia that made her the great power She Vas
Gem Oil woman. Has Oxford ever had greatsrpro-
fessor than Erasmus Of Rotterdam The very cpun-
tr, in which the Know Nothing revies tbs for.
eiRn was discovered by Cabot q g snoe;e, ia tn
service Of England. The pro,o martyr OF the Ameri-
can Revolution was Montgomery, az Lrishman; 40
WA Barry called the father of the American navy;
and Pau, Jones the bold and early captain, wac
Scot Were De Kaib, La Fayette Hamilton, Gala
tin no Americans Mark the list of sigDers and see
how many ere foreigners. The hue and cry against
foreigners belongs to pagan antiquity, when one
word 2. rived for foreigner and enemy; but not to
Christianity one of whose earliest writers gloriousy
ssid: nOstra ciritas totus mundu'. Inc very word
Christianity rebukee Know NothiDgsin Ibe term Free
trade has far wider meaning than merely econ0ml-
cal one II applies to all merit truth intellect Let
every one e'and and fall by bis own ndiviiu4lity.
and take the best of everything where you 6od it best
SO did your forefsthe,s; your Gospel demands it.
When Sir Harry Saville founded in 1919 hi. Sivilian
professorhp at oxford he prescribed that the best
nsn that could be gotten, no matter whence, should
elw ays be tskeD, that he was man OF goJd fame
and honest repu'e qudcvnqne nat'ons orbis ctrts
'fionae Ell cujuscvngue orGnis professionals. And
this ought to be the rule in all spheres bu, most es
peci0lly &c in orr own land
We iIfer from the vigor and learning Of this pas
sage as well from the locality where the article is
published that it is from the pen OF that eminent
publicist Dr. Francis Lieber
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"pa,ents" nor viii consent to hsve any offered ~
mine. when consented to marry you. was not
swsre that your father and mother With their rel-
gjous principles" were included in the agreement
The care which you take not to offend your parents
cannot be greater tbao thar which must observe not
10 offend God The tone Of your letter betrsys the
spirit Of your love. 1t is not rosy sprt, poets snd
lovers have described il, but spirit hedged rouod
with tborDs think, Sr az am still free hs1 bet,
ter remain You will find who will read.
iy consent not to "do violence to the religious prn-
"cplts Of your parents II consented, Sir to be
,lsye before marriage by surrenderisg my rights OF
COINCIDENCE feel quite satisfied that would deserve
10 be son ethng worse than a slave after marriage
hac little thought that this would be the finale OF 90
many pleasant days words and letters II you should
feel il az much o. do for care not TO conceal nv
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