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Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
Il. Cooley n co.,
M erch ant TailOrs,

~ g Merchant Tailors,
493, Eighth Street, near Pennsyluania Avenne,
ID ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of their
III customers and the public to their stock of
goods for the present season, comprising choice
selection Of fancy coored, and black Cloths Cassi
meres and Vestings, just received and open for
inspection, and win be made up to order in supe-
ror manner In all respects, at short notice, and on
reasonable terms. Call early.
m s 4
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

sayT The Rev. Daniel Waldo, Chaplain to
Congress- will preach in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. Ninth street tomorrow (Sabbath) afternoon.
Service to begin at quarter before o'clock
mar 29--lt si ttt 4yN
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

EHThe quickest and most enduring result
to be found In the kind sword spoken in season. Use
Durno's Catarrh snun. What's pleasing and agreeable
sensation It produces, and what beneficial results
mar 2S-@
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EY- FAIR.-.-The Ladies of Trinity
Church contemplate holding Fair at Odd Fellows
Hail. commencing on Monday evening, the 3lst Of
March, for the purpose Of erecting Mission House
in the suburbs of said parish, They will offer for
Rich Embroidery &c., at moderate prices likewise,
good supply Of refreshments of all kinds.
mar
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

INOR good honest Clock always go 10
II FRANCISS, on Seventh street HIS Clocks
cannot be cxceIled and his prices will not frghten
you. He tries every one thoroughly himself, and
those who buy Of him are sure TO get good one, or
have their money refunded. ~
Chatting Dishes, Dish Covers Sou, Tureens
Soapstone Griddles Plate Warmers
= Game Roasters, Oyster BroiIers Slaw Cutters DC.
4 Prices low. 40 aa g. FRANCIS,
Jan 26l- ysit ~ asfls Seventh street.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29
SO RE RID.

STOLEN from the Subscriber, on last
~ Friday night the 2ist instant, small o.
gray Horse, about fourteen hands high, rough 4.2S
shod all around, with spaem knot on his right hind
knee. A# B ~
will pay the above reward for his recovery, or
twenty dollars for the conviction of the thief or
thieves JNO. HARVEY,
Near Bladensburg Prince Georges county, Md
mar 27--d3t* Balt Sun
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sB- Rev. II. III. Bagby, of Virginia, will
preach the Navy Yard Baptist Church. at II O'Clock
to-morrOw @ts.t -f.s mar 20--1t
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

t:y- Mile TERESAPARO hegs leave
to announce that on her way to the North, she will
give in this city one Grand Concert between the 10th
and 18th April, assisted by Madame Amalia Patti
Strakosch and Signor Leonardo under the direction
of Maurice Strakosch.
Mile Teresa Parodi will sing this OCCASION for
the first and only tme the celebrated national French
Hymn, g La Marseillase, which has been received
with immense enthusiasm wherever sung by her.
mar 2S--tf s
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

JOHN 7. TowERs, Mayor
JoSATHAN T. WALKER,
On part Board Of Common Council
JOHN p. Pepper,
II On part Board of Aldermen.
Mr. Atlee offered the following resolution. the
consideration of which was made the special order
for Monday next; and, on motion of Mr.. Jefferson,
was ordered to be printed with the proceedings of
the Board: 0s8 s@ff
JOINT RESOLUTION asking Of Congress the pow
er to issue stock to- erect Centre Market building.
BE IL resolved, de-, That the committee represent
ing the interests of the Corporation before Congress
be and they hereby instructed to ask the passage
OF law authorizing this Corporation 10 issue the
STOCK oil the Corporation to amount net exceeding
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, at rate Of
interest not exceeding SIX per cent, for the purpose
OF enabling 1t TO erect building for the Centre
Market upon the condition that the sales leases
rents dc of said building be set apart for the pay
ment OF the interest and the liquidation of the prnci-
pal thereof, or equal amount of the present ont
standing six per cent stock Of the Corporation.
The amendment Of the Board of Aldermen u, the
bill for the relief OF John w. Loveoy taken up
and concurred in.
Mr.. Fuller offered the following resolution:
Resoived, That the Register Of this Corporation
is hereby Instructed to furnish this Board on or
before the second Monday in April next with a
detailed statement of the amount of revenue demo.
sited to the credit Of the First Ward. and from
what sources; also, detailed statement of the
amount expended, for what purposes by what au-
thority, and to whom paid, commencing on the
fret day Of July, 1854, to the first day Of March,
1856.
Mr.. Fisher moved to amend the resolution by
inserting after the word first" the words sand
second = which was agreed TO. -
Mr. Lloyd moved TO lay the resolution on the Ia
Daily American organ., 1856-03-29

a LII who wish to keep warm, and take
Lanes, who has q full stock Of warm Undershrts
and Drawers, Socks, Gloves, MufHers Robes, and
Shawls, and will sell them cheap for cash at
LANES
Gents Furnishing Store,
jan g. 224, Pennsylvania avenue.
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5pA1pIF FIOTRlNG MILL,

WATER AMI SIAAM ~ Y AstAN
NIB "kegasssse Nh, Estc4t y y, go, sElE
GRATED wINp-MsLl Pst.A', we ees' g Ia 10
uouaee 10 the pubic thatthey are AeW fIePtss =,
az 4 eLouRING MILLS, Il ahoat ~, suawar or
lhc espcRses he e;ofofe, fos either vale ps "a
.tesm The price Is SO los that tvaiS he1ssnossI
eau have The accom- odaIien OF mii, OF 'aos md
furnish power placed upon tue ~ Sas.
uut in one ration Tor AAy mechanical brfneh o' o"s
fae uoaRsny win eentao. for any NUMBER e , ~
mills IN ans paEl Of the eoantrH ana nf ~ pstent
ma taYiss power and the right 10 use vac 49,
saa ,Iel.y Nv Mil, read, sr business On
Ell possible notice. They have patterns loI Wy ,,h
ings on hands u the buildings are ,raa ,aomths
weoa the mill will be 10 operation IN !hsee M
nom the time OF sealing the contrast " - Min
Patent Is now In operation in Rochssief' wa ~
two run ofstones, that can GRAD thrsy ou'"e" y
:" TESTIMONIALS.
ear,if, that have worked Vices Patent Why
MIll Rochester, and thatii ground, WIN ~ " Tan
stone, with moderate breeze at the fale y, n.y.
ten 10 nfteen bushels Of wheat per hour ahe 49,
ittse safest Wind Mill In case gla gym FAIRS,
Practical Wind Miller, lale frem FEsiand'
heree, oertf, that have examined Vices vino
Mil with two run offour feet stones, ana Sohsam
tho mode Of governing ana me poWe, ~ s Miller
the best In USE las. sTesk, rra, yin. Rashes,er,
ROCHESTER, Sept. elst, 1885
| TIE undersigned. Mllers Of Rochester, aA,e e
| ahmed The Flour manufactured VITA vice. ns.ir
Wind Mil, and are pleased 10 state inai "a,
/ clear and even, and is good brand Of saFe'AA'
! Flour eolted through wire maehlhes
| Hon. JoHs WILLIAMS, Ii, bLessoA,
| = N S'Ssstss GgoadE HARRep,
AIMS NJ. NHiISKyt Z. "ooLsol0h'
JosEPH PrgEAn, JANIS sroaAi
/ JAaks HurcRINsoS
Wees Patent will soon betntrodueed INTO haxek
vi ere two-lhirds OF The Touring Is core " "
Nllis Ai,y information given by addressing
"''''' ~! WM d. SNOW,
| secretary Mil Erecting Co., RoeL ester, = 4,
CSC. F. MACY, Agent, Corner bfaoy s''oA
Sts Davenport, Iowa, -,
| ssLAH REEVES, Agent, Chicago, Ms
A "A SNOW. l57 Broadway, N.
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sim; Bridge is great tact; bu, il is only
the beginning OF a series OF oriaess '""e
will spsn the river during the neSt 'ea
wears at many points between New orieahs
and ST. Anthony.
DAVENPORT, ROCK ISLAND AND fhkik SO"
RoUxpisss.
Retween Davenport and Rock Island
there exists feeling OF rivalry, when mas
contributed much towards keeping the peo-
nile of both cities awake TO their interests;
and in our opinion this rivalry has also done
much in driving every species Of "old iogy-
isms in commercial and industrial affairs
nom the region roundabout. The business
men here drive matters right through--necs
or nothing
There Is little doubt but this whole region
is bound to become large manufacturing
centre. Even now see what II is, Take
a map of the country and pair OF diviueFs
and describe circle of four miles ron the
centre OF the river, and what have We
There is Davenport. East Davenport, UP.
per Davenport, Rock Island, Camden ant
MoIine-all OF whose Interests are one. =
Thus we have population of $4,000 in
habitan,s, with manufacturing capital Q
at least s., 00o, 900. What it will be tel
| years hence, who can predicts
For courteous attention aud valuable in
formation in our brief visit to this city, W
are indebted to Alex. MGregor. Esq.
banker. G. l.. Davenport, Esq, and to u
L. Nichols. Esq, real estate broker an
banker.
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MAsuFAaTrRiss.

Th4 manufacturers IN Davenport watt
compare fayerably witb those Of any etie'
city OF the same age in the West or North.
west. In truth the whole OF TINS region OF
country, including Davenport, East and I P.
ner Davenport, Rock islsnd, Moline aud
Camden. is undoubtedly destined to be a
large manufacturing centre for the connlry
West With every facility which an soun-
dance Of coal, water power and with ran
road connection with the east and the west,
what is there TO prevent such an event.
lie Claire Foundry, by NJ. Donahue.-
This foundry covers ground 100 by $50 feet,
and gives employment to fifty hands. II
was built by G. L. Davenport, Esq sen o.
the late Col. Davenport, who was murder
el on Rock Island several years nee. In
the machine shop are five turning iathes'
two planners, screw cutters, &c, all driven
by steam power. During 1855, there were
ten steam engiaes manufactured and MUS
erected. Value Of manufactures S7o,orC.
ca. i.al invested, $4,000.
Iron Foundry, by lamme, Donpely e. %.
This establishment has Just commenced bu-
sness, and gives employment TO about 70
hands. Steam engines, mill gearlng and
all kinds Of machinery. wall be erected
Capital invested 81 .0sD
Boiler Shop. by Creenwell& Monlgoine-
ry.-- Since July last have emPioyed iouF
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SAINT NICHOLAS HOTEL,
South Clark Street, CHICAGO. I'LL

hlh sP!ehdid establishment, being in the most
plSa'hnt location In the city is now undergoing
2 thorough renovation and will receive much sddie
lonai oe" furniture which viii render II one OF The
DssI &ho mos! convenient and pleasant resorts 10
patronage. A. j. SINK 4 co
Apl IS, d3m Proprietn,s
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!. -.
NICnoIp.s. GsEssLL a 90.

u m /, lot with two sn,slt houses 90 90 - n'"'
Narren, 40x50 Priv $500
No "a Ten letsiu East Davenport IVA
4 True's addition 'eeNt3o
10 as2--stoase on lot 90 j. eeihei o. 90 "''
al IL year, Lot slNlUo tfiec slVP
o. f, ba.sc ana lot on 7th st., vest Of tnIain,
M 63.lSo house rooms kitchen, well etc fr'e' si'''V
~, t,p.s and lot on Clay ~, bet. Brady snu
psr, In. lot Alxlul, liOnAe lak-a, ioui1 s'I p,sa
s,,... Kitchen csli,r, Sc, with fruit trees IN tnu
81 O0p
No a.t-louse and lot 9n tast ''ae 7, ' 49, E,
/ II lay4S honso rtaias, cellar, &c Pra'e s-o"
No ETA boauthh double cottage on ,i ho'. i,r, A.
b.t and and "a st. 10 rooms, kitchen, cellar 'i'''ii
Price $4,000.
"a a-s The Bazaar buildings, with the pFiyasss ~
n,s l,ndIngs Lot 31sxlsO will be sold On hpetai
Ns. grp-Lots and on End st. and lot . on - -
hlacG :.
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The above does not include the statistics
Of the manufactures Of East Davenport
These we will give separately, as they are
not vet in the corporation.
LUMBER BUSINESS.
The lumber business Of Davenport is ex-
tensiye. The railroad connection with
Iowa City draws immense quantities Of lum-
Der from Davenport and. Rock Island, and
will tend--in fact is now tending to build
up saw-mills, sash factories, planning mills,
&c, in this region. The following are the
sales Of lumber for the past year.
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A CARD.

rsSIIH undersigned DESTROYS Of closing his asfs anu
| wlshtng to retire from active business, now WIN
draws frosn the firm Of "tads u stewart. Ana ih =
ioins would earnestly hespeak for Mr.. stewart. WIZ
viii continue the Land Agency business as heretofore
continuation of public confidence and patronage,
aaNng known MIR Stewart Tor number ei years anu
hsving been associated with him in business iof hs
fW years can testify 10 his integrity and capacity
lpd tan assure ALL who have business with nlH that y
- ~ s,s i c EApS.
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j. H. MANN 6 SONS
PATENT REAPER AND MOWER ,

THE subscribers manufacturing large numbered
these valuable grain and labor saving Machines fr the
ervest u 1856, with many valuable in rOyemsnts which
Experience has suggested. making the desirable
combined Reaper and Mower IN use, icing Of ligate
draft and less difficult 10 manage.
The patent revolving canvass platform upon which the
n falls aud Is carried over the aide the machine de-
0sus III the concare is the reaest invention Of the
e for ssVEg the grain after il cut without waste snd
aving ii IN compact bundles Of uniform size
lie admiration u all that witness 1t. operation.
Price Of fOur.hoTsa combined Machine SlSl Reauer
$780, Mower SOO, half cash delivery balance In six
months freight added For certificate. and
lions Pamphlets
HASKELL, DURKEE ALDRrnGE.
May 10 dwu Michigan o v In8
Eor sale By SOURsE, VILE & Co, As.Yts. n W.
corner OF HOCk Island q Front Streets DsyeDp,rt
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BONNETSl BONNETsvl

JUST KEtEIVED
TIVE Finest Assortment of SILK ard Straw R,,r,.
i NesI OF CAicagO, can be teen at
KNAPP & REDEOSrS,
i'aaIes please No. lie Claire Row
1,o , " y ..n .e'ii'I Davenport, Iowa. /
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NOTICE.

n etsfF Company, for the purpose Of cecng presi
dent secretary Treasurer ana Board Directors and m
me TRANSACTION o. oef business viii be heIi at th. Of
nee Of the Atna Insurance Company Agency. an NJ
Street between Front aud second streets ON Thurd,
MaE I'd at ninn nc-ck A NJ ~. =. y ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Personal.
The Agent of the Union Settlement Company
ss had some hand bills struck day, and wishes
through this meduia TO tender bis thanks 70 H.
LsoxAsp, Esq, for his kin' and genilemanil treat.
ment ell certsin occasion towards him. may ie4'
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Money 70 IoHn
On long or short time, to suit applicants. Az.
nj, 10 The subscriber al Law Office, I'd floor, cor
| ser Main and I'd sts., opposite LIE Claire House
May l.. dlw~ Il. Y. CAMfbLLLs
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THE KING OF ALGIERS

THE KING UF ALOKLNS
Is already crowned head w
don't know Who is crown maker bis little Majesty but
il ought to be ASTON 4 co, who turn oGt the hand.
omest crow MS TO be found either side OF the water IL
may be proper observe that Aston Cos crowns
have brims attached, made Tor az mankind, amt
hough not inlaid with diamonds ae sei very brilliant a
fairs and within the reach Of ALL which Is more than can
be said OF that the born heir Of FTsEee ALsIoA
i cos is on Brady between Front and second SIS
may lo-ilw
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pAvrsroRr. IOWA.

Following We present the reader with an
exceedingly interesting statistical article Of
this city. compiled by Me-. Balian'yne'
travelling correspondent of the Chieag'
Democratic Press. In the eatset We WISH
10 assure our readers, especially those anso
ouainted = i,h the resources OF our city, tha'
10 far a. his statements 50 they are IN no
one instance, we presume, nagn'nea' oa'
very frequently full justice Is not done 70
pur manufacturing Interests, There are
rnsay establishments here thai are not no.
,iced al Nil, they are small il Is true, but ~
The aggregate present no aaean item Dur
population is not placed below 1900 by
auy orr who is acquainted with our city. A
very observing gentleman who solourned
short time in our city recently, after having
passed some days in viewing Burlington
va. finally persuaded that our population
would now equal il no, exceed that OF Bur
line,on. That city had over $4,000 inhse
i,ants At the last census. This, however
il but an item, we merely preface the art
Gle to assure our readers that go far as th'
statistics OF The writer go they are reliable
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-05-19
NOTICE.

TIVE partnership existing between L. G. Moses 4 X NJ
C. Litter Agents IS this day dissolved by fnutyaI
consent K Nc c. Ltter Is fully authorized 10 settle tb.
.Hess u the firm. All orders eddr ssed H. Nc It,lr
s Messrs Burrows Prettynans will receive prouTt A.
Lahtlon l., G.. MOSES
Davenport May &c. ls56d Iw r. Me G IITTf IN
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No Itf-A beautiful little place on the East pssenlsit ~
and Dubuque road, 20 With good dweihns nous
. iu0ms riablng, Well, Cistsrn, orchard anu ~" va -
Ia sre rider n 5o; credit Of seven years will he gwen
iUf part u the purchase money
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No i6s-Oue Of the nes, Farms in the County on Us
Dubuque road near Pease Post office, 42o acres Oh wiz
there is 90 acres OF good timber IL scrvs timothy,
house large barn, DC Two streams running through :"
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E.Ru PROPERTY,

Ia Farm OF 60 acres In sec 9, ~. E.s, 80. "
miles south Of Fulton Depot House, new; price sis"
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is0' A't - ." myT
No IGJ-A farm u ninety the Mississippi ~
en- ca tbs line between Scott and Musestinc "
short distance below Capt. Dodges hne STOCK ARM f''
3 NCr acre.
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Nj. I74A Farm Of about go near Hickory GROW
adjoining No l3 two story brick house, two streams -
water running through hne grazing harm and nearly sh
nnl.r tultiNatigni prize SO per scte
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION.

There are about sU5OU DusAtls WHtdE %
land.
PORK PACKING.
The pork packed this year has not been
yery extensive Ii is expected that anoih-
er year, however, NH show different re-
cult. The following are the 5gares reccs
q:
Rurtoss & PreltsH'EE hogs ,se9
5rAAam a. 4 pner a'gsd
HSiehare and olBers o'o
a.t :. 80 l. D
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01
Communication.
THE RELATIONSHIP OF sECTARIANISM
TO ANTI SLAVERY, AND THE SECTA-
RIANISM OF THE AMERICAN
ANII.SLAVERY SOCIETY.

TORONTO, Canada West. Feb. 10, 1856.
To the Editor of the Bugle.
DEAR FRIEND 1t is assumed by the American
Anti-Slayery Society, that Sectarianism and Anti
Slavery are compatible with each other. "IIere
we are all met for the promotion of a common OBJ
ject, irrespective of our peculiar religious creeds,"
is the language uttered from its platform. Mr..
Garrison, its president has lately said, "The Epis-
tcopalian, the Presbyterian, the Baptist, the Meth
odist, the 'Infdel,' surrender not one jot or title
of their right to be such, by uniting together for
the abolition of slavery.
The demands CT the slaves cause are too urgent
and the laborers too few, to admit of labor being
thrown away. And this attempt to enlist %sectari-
anism in the service of Liberty, or to carry on a
war with slavery and remain at peace with Sect,
is worse than a waste of effort,of which well-mean-
ing people could not be guilty, but by gross mat
tention to what Sectarianism is.
Sectarianism is nothing but the limitation of
liberty. A sect, is such, not because its members
believe in a given creed, but because it says thus
shall you believe and do and not oAey1oise. The
rule Of faith and practice is prescribed-imposed
II is the assumption Of anything. and the subjec-
ton that constitutes the sect. Here the Pope and
du army u priests suanui fgut across the nlgdRay
Of life, which humanity, impelled by imperious ne
cessity, must needs travel, denouncing hell fire on
all who shall attempt to pass the arbitrary barrier
they have set up; many pass Notwithstanding
Another order of priests are ahead with the like
threats of damnation to whatsoever shall overstep
their limits; those who regard not these either,
have still to encounter a like menace from another
batch Of clericals q little beyond. And SO on to
whereve: obedience to the law of life and progress
extends. Now it ia those barriers, those limits to
liberty, which in The aggregate constitute sectari-
anism. Take these away and the secta rianism
ceases, the people are free. They can remain
where they are till they get ready to move forward
and when they wish to go on they can go. Their
respective creeds would be the result of growth Of
life. retained while vitality sustained them, and
cast of like leaves in autumn when they had sery.
ed their day.
Some few Of tie smaller sects make especial
claim to lie regarded as anti-slavery, aud are cred
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01
Gle Anti- 9laprrp BuQlc.
SALEM, ono, NARCH l, 1856.

GERR1r SMiru's LETTER. presents the position
of the Republican party in its true light and we
beg the members of that party to give it q careful
consideration. The people of this nation if intel
ligent and honest on this slavery question have but
two courses before :hem, either to abolish slavery
under the constitution or to abolish the c%onstitu-
ton because it is the supporter Of slavery. We
most cordially concur with Mr.. Smith that the
only etfectual way to keep slavery out of the ter.
ritories is to expel it from the States, the present
organization continuing. Abolish slavery in Mis-
souri, and Kansas is safe. In 10 other was can
she be, unless the North steps out of the Union
and takes Kansas with her.
Mr.. Smiths rebuke of Governor Chase's silence
in regard to slave-hunting and s~lave.ca tching is
eloquent-is severe. But it is Justly meiited, and
not merited alone by Mr.. Mr.. Chase but by the
whole Republican party in Ohio. 1t was silent in
Difference to the weak brethren from the Whir
and Democratic and ~Know-Nothing ranks, who
felt bound to continue their constitutional counte-
nance of kidnapping-In order to secure these in
its embrace, the party was silent as the grave in re.
gard to the humiliating submission of our State
on this subject. To this wicked and dishonorable
silence on the part of the profes sed anti-slaverv
men OF the State are we in great measure indebt-
ed, as we verify believe, FOR the late Cincinnati
slave-hunt aud its terrible tragedy. IL is the i'm
perative duty of those who make and administer
the laws of Ohio to see to it that not another slave
is ever returned to the land of chains-that not
another human being is even tried for his freedom
or seized as a slave within the limits of Ohio
Those who can elect rulers are complicated in the
guilt OF kidnapl ing aud slaverendition if they place
men in power, who will not do this.
We are sorry to add that the late Republican
Convention in Pittsburgh, which has been held
since the above was written has not relieved the
party from the completely charged by Mr.. smith.
1t perpotuatcs its Objectionable policy and gives no
hope Of change for the better.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1856-03-01

be infallibly excluded, whatever is false and
wicked. Only in such an Union can Liberty make
its home, and to make way for it, the disruption to
fragments, of every political and religious sect, is
devoutly to De prayed and labored for.
have thus endeayored to show the %incompati.
JiIty OF sectarianism with Anti-slavery, nlso the
Seciarianism of the American Anti.slavery Socic-
~ and its consequent proslaveryism, as an ojgdhi.
eaton, and by such arguments as | will venture to
prophesy, will prove themselves u%nanswerablc.
Yours very truly,
GEORGE SUMTER, Jun,