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OLD II E p S Y.
A POWERFUL ANTI-sLAvERY STORY.
With Ten Portraits.
INCIDENTS DRAWN FROM REAL LIFE
BY MRS c. w. DENISON
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Mrs Denison has been engaged in collecting facts
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OLD HEPsY will, without question, be
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From the Ne,o York Daily Tribune.
The writer has made nm excellent of the
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From the Naioaal Era.
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Z" The plot is good one, and well developed"
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!" The deneaons exceedingly graphic and sPiIit-
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VIII be made conspicuous. Comp15e them with
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THIS Book just published, and is pronounced by the
press generally TO be of the very finest and most
powerful Stories written in this country.
Mrs Denison has been engaged in collecting facts, on
which TO found her book for the last seven years and
OLD HEPSY will, without uesuon, be
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to defend us against their sudden irruptions or
their more premedtated attacks. The citizen
soldiery of America are amply able TO defend
their fresides But, sir, we do need q navy to
defend our commerce. We are rapidly becoming
the greatest commercial State in the world. Our
tonnage and our trade, if not now equal to that
of Great Britain and her dependencies, is only
second to hers. No other nation of the earth
approaches within bow-shot of US in commercial
Importance, and, indeed l believe may safely
say, that the foreign commerce of all other ma
tons, combined, would be inferior to our own.
Our sails whten every sea and know not how
many countless millions of American property
are every hour and moment afoat in the wide
ocean, exposed to the depredations of pirates, or
of peoples unfriendly or uncivilized
Sir, this immense property, this vast public
interest, demands protection at our hands Ar
mics can afford it no assistance A navy is
what we need, and navy cannot be constituted
without disciplined seamen. American COM
merce IS every day growing, and widening its
sphere OF operations. We have sent expeditions
to China and Japan, at great expense, to back
up our commercial negotiations. We have par
tally succeeded; and there is prospect of still
greater success We have States growing up on
the opposite shores of the Pacific, and trade
and intercourse of vast and indefinite extent is
destined to spring up between them and the hith-
erto exclusive and unsocial but industrious and
wealthy, Chinese and Japanese. Here is bound
less field for American commercial enterprise,
but one which peculiarly demands the protection
OF navy. The civilization of China and Japan
is very peculiar they understand the arts of life
well they have the elements of an immensely
valuable trade in the products of their agricul-
ture and mechanical industry, but they are
wholly ignorant of the European and American
system of international law, and they are prone
to treat all foreigners, or outside barbarians as
enemies, when they happen to fall into their hands
These people must be schooled in the laws OF
nations. They must be made to respect the rights
| of foreigners, individual and NATIONAL The only
way to compel attention to these lessons is to
send an efficient naval force into their waters
The Asiatic character is peculiar in this respect
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mebr CraGnjts Ssnntng ron 8rantbeiten uno DC,
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Gticm6rann nn6 SIcmntan,

Srrfsrtissn en ctt8sm pUtttstanntrm StanSsta'
Be, alle Sprten @rabfetns, nit eng
ltI6r unb brutIaer S6rft unp NIT ieperlet
Ssr3teruns; ou6 Serrt4tn fc allsrlei
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bauer unp @eru1fbrTtS esrfelutn.
s. 3. GiIrnbratn,
Gnps 9teuman.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-06-30
Gin 9rpbeS QGerf fir 2l9enten!
so GSd6re1t 1T Getten !
Sber hds Ssben eines GmrrifdnIdsn Selaprn
son ism fslbIt Gcidrieten.

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son i9m islbf Sci&rirten.
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uno trittt nur $l.-Gs 1T cine 9smcius @efbitbts
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be fano.
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