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The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1858-12-16

! The ADMNIsTgATIox-T RgrraN
or CAPTURED AFRIcAxs-Tag ARR
CAN sarADRoN-We copy tie following
frofn the Washington correspondent Of
the Baltimore Sun.
One subject to which The attention
Of Congress will doubtless be called hi
the Executive, il that Of !raHsp8rtib, f.
the coast Of Africa negroes rescned from
sIaTers. Not only is this expensive poIi
cy Of law arranged and sustained bv all
the facts Of the real lome condition Of
Africans, as elected by the Developments
consequent upon The capture of the Echo.
but so also is that Of maintaining a
squadron upon that coast of canBibal
sayages, especially as Tie original design
thereof is-turned into a mockcrv by the
conduct Of France and England. .Justi-
tying themselves by the English example
in that wort form of slave trade-ihe
Coolie system---the French are demoral.
izing everything on the East coast Of
Africa, in their procuration Of negro an.
prentices' for island colonies. Recent
reliable news from that quarter is that
thousands Of slaves, during the MAST
two or three years, have been taken from
the Portuguese possessions by French
vessels, and carried TO Burbon, under a
pretence of free labor and Coolie laws.
This has been done under forms of Iaw.
but is nothing less than the slave trade
in disguise. Essaying to stop this, these
native slave dealers were seized by the
Portuguese authorities a wear since
which act has precipitated a war with
all the inside barbarian princess who
threaten constant hostilities, until their
factors or consignees of slaves 1.-The three
dealers before namely are liberated. II
will be remembered, also, that internal.
latlons in the British Parliament last
winter We're to the effect that the French
Policy had almost entirely broken nm
trade in palm oil etc, the native princes
having gone to war with one another to
Pfoht by the sale of prisoners to the
French"
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| The Albany haickyLccker notices The
reIurn 70 that city OF Nelson Lee, who
was tskcn prisoner BY the Gofnanche In.
dams, ID 1856. near EagIePass, while 90
4 LIS way from Texas TO California. He
I furnishes The following
Lees lifr was spared because the In
dians could not manage a repeating
watch witch he carried. Tie watch
saved bis life. In the Comancbe camp
Mr. Lee found no less than IS captured
white women, and some thirty or forty
children. A day or two after he arrived
In camp they maSsacred an English w0-
man, named Anna HaSkin. in most cruel
manner They tied her, naked. 10 a tree,
and in the presence Of ber-two daughters,
Margaret and Harriet Haskin. inflicted
the most revolving cruelties npOn her
before Mrs. Haskin was finally despatch
ed, for nearly half a day, during which
time the Indians became much excited
with liquor, and danced about her like
80 many demons. They took several
pieces Of flint and cut her flesh in all
possible directions Mrs Haskin and her
daughters were captured while on their
way TO the Mormon settlement at Salt
Lake. The daughters still remain with
the Indians Their ages are II and 10. |
Lee made his escape in the following
He was accompanying the
Chief Of lhe Comanehes to lodge some
miles distant. During the tramp they
met party Of Indians gave the chief a
skin filled With liquor. The chief drank
of the spirits and became excited. Ar
irving at creek, he dismounted and
stopped down To drink. All this moment
Lee seized his tomalawk, split bis bead
pen, ana killed BIN Instantly. lie then
ook The chiefs rife. mounted the chiefs
lorse. and put for Mexico. When he
cached -Maxicohe was completely naked,
While his feet and legs were 50 swollen.
rom being cut BY the cactus plant thai
e could 20 only some eight miles day. ,
ne last hundred miles he did on foot. .
IS horse having died of exhaustion !
he MeSicans treated him very kindly.
nj gave BIN money and clothing 10 !
zach home. The clothes he now wears !
Albany are those given him hy tEe !
leXicans. 4a g
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Be~are 9ftAe Ladies-Word was SEM
by Mr Ii, defeated candidate. tn i
married lady, who was supposed to have
changed the expected vote of her Inns.
band on election day TO the opposite par
ty, to the following effect:
/" TO and tell Mrs. F.. that 7
VIII send her, by the first opportunity, a
pair OF pantaloons for political services .
90 and tell Mr.. H." was the re-.
ply, ito send them along at once
Don't forget to tell him that | want a
new pair-not pair that his wife has
half worn out"
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The Cincinnati Gazette nssies the fxc.
that female wag arrested ID that t.ity an
Tuesday night, laboring und.r naasia a
Pota, and committed to slse station I,svs<e.
u then gives the s3Ilorsins s13 ffssyry III
the unfortunate woman.
A few years 900 she oecugiel good
social position In England, ard possessed
considerable property. She was sing
er IN the choir of one u tie aristocraric
churches Of London. member III The
rhurch and congregation. ard regarded
as an exemplary woman IN society. In
an unforfunate~hcar she sell Ter prs.-
perry and came to Ibis curnfry but she
found ID difficult 10 contar7n to our wavs
and cust8Es. and she wandered up and
deED the eoansr., seeking 6 is,1sinaa fo-
home. 4 year or tEo SerTed Io uSe
ZIP her funds, 8 portion cf EAseh she gas
swindled ont Of il ly . sharper, sRl Sic
was compelled 10 restxs 10 teacliag ftT {
living. She vas an accomplished scholar
alsa a gG,oa Esusiai4sa. bEs a4eser having
been accustomed Ia seEYfee. size t0ana Il
difficult 10 give satisfaction Ana iherefare
remaiEed bat shcrt tIlBe 10 anv cpr
place
A few months arc she brought ra Ia !
Cincinnati, and having : si,tle hssrev
sill lsit, she oPeEesl 8 t0fre s4loot a,s
Sixth street, taking Up wish = man who
prvfesst'i a great rrezrl f4r 5sr, ard fhey
lived Together = ia4B and wife. .sh9rt
two months age he connected hiiaself
Eiib another woIH1r. which nearly drove
Mrs. Wilson crazy a
~he preferred q charge % s;ternre
aud als0 Of assault AMI batter 4
Ieainss tie woman. sl3 tbe Iaiser in tagf
izd Mrs Wilson arrested ugs.n tie
barge u keeping az Improper hoase.-
The man in dispute E,eEwe4ga THE tx-o. Hhe
vas the cause or an fhe aiETrultr. -
hovn 10 h. : partner and BE- vas Sn-
e1cef 10 the city PRISM for ffirry azv..
irs- Wilson was taken sick. and while ,
anSne2 To her bel, wa~ robbed III "a ral.
,ztch. AMI AZ TIE iagrey She ycasss.sss-F
) domestic Subsequently, she wa> I
ken 30 tie hospital, and &l.sn size re Z
,Fered from her iiiaess- q fr@ DAYS after
x found thss Der furniture flzsi ss+s.a
lied for rens- ard she w.s wit.ra. {
91~s, isDEne, or Euouey-
Eer several days she wandered aSoU; :
e STREETS. drinking freely lhnmevul line II
e day snd sleeping IN sfasiaa hssass 1t
gbt. Wiki al her 1ezrzt Alton sie r.,
III Kept herself Is far aIolf a. possible :
I'D ber mole degraded csrapaIsisns. N
~ i~o Or tlree weeks we lsssE SHIT III Il,
r, ahiii last night wtea We found her r.
M upon the E00- VI one u ibe cells 81. H
station hoase. IztoriBg la.ssr iap So
exits 81 the liqHid p0isss. a. that madden
1 10 Kill. For alegrs together Size will 2,
e TIE bgnBs which sac sssne In fhe obi -
lgilsia cnufch, ere gTlilt ls.al stained ier e.
u. aud led Der in dgwnEzEl p4sh.-
sr history you'd serve 10 point Y.
raj and a4oru tale" IL j. a s1raHee. n
rni5gi reality, that gveTsbzGgws he i.
',iiesf page 81 romance. af
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CERTIFICATE.

N y
pfar Sn'-iour i.ihimcat Las been used q
~; f'dh.i,iei with ri'tise success, ina case !
fhre cases uf inflammation, of II,
'"'o"5' ana 10 u case u Il Brttise. Nv ovmsea
"aS 'i'r"w' is q inlile and his side badly bruised
:" much 81 mat it was flellalt bis ribs wer,
pF' hen \ lew spr!icatiens ii the i.iu;mept !,
nis'a me sor'ness ii.tl swelling. Think ! yer
valuable refined. IN I'LL such eases. ~
lturs. BE, ST.. GHoI soy
Aberdeen, Dee Ii, '3a. ''1oN'
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THE ST1rE or MISS. ,

the SITE or MISS.
'"''Aas''F Comfy ,THIs iste siu
1 notice. that
~ a''aehnenf was issued by me on the 26h
:, 10Y 80 -, at tue suit ct J. u Ta,ler Il Co.
~ 'h.ifeeh Collars and "a cents. Also, on tIe
ghs aaf ah attachment nj the smit Of 4. IfLe,
for fourteen daIl3rs and Gu cents. Which i ;sxad
asa.@ !he estate q James b. Gray, and now
H'h'alg " = Justice court, held BY the under
s-s'iea .,''atire ai the Peace in Okoluna. Aud
nhassS me sand james i. Gray appear in ssid
roaf, "h the lst Monday in January 1869, and
piead o. deinur to said attachment. judgement
WI, pe entered against him, and the estate At
tached will be snld. a
r. 9. ASHcRAFT, [Seal]
~ Justice Peace.
Zee ., DC. 49, At
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HELMnoLp's GENUINE PREPARATIoH, Heh..
y Concentrated Extract Buchu, for Diseases .
the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy, Vel,
nesses, dc, is safe and pleasant remedy. Has
the advertisement in another column, heaas
"Heimbold's Genuine Preparation
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80 ~ IN 4 HnMEnPATIg nnsplr-Ar.
nY sirxIns caxoRA.

EY MAMA CASoRA.
Takea rAiE's ~.
gMisi the drainstsek Hse'rcls)
FL PEt5f Id 4 sssb
Fixri with wStsE nsrrvsy
set Z. tgt afEsars
In y Ea@st thai's shady.
Les II ssaEa = wak.
Three days Il ssr ahziy.
DrP , sy,ot afal ~ il
Ess ave psE ketsse.
WAsch aaF h@ msGe q tn.
Or AEE baser Eses@l:
TIT iie keith Up,
Ses i 90 hesliRg,
Strain tAs llsaor Nssl.
Tept~EsAt i.s uiialg
0ae at@m sd@ ~ salt,
For the thiekening olse rice kerael,
Asrs Hsc To- iirhs the frr
The H,mePstbic Journal"
Ii She ssvaer s~si ~
Hall ga hssAg. He longer;
III Is far gsAn,
us coarse y@a.A. nsAEe IL tru1sEer. !
~ sFs-* Aln /. ~ iEF& &fe%aFr F#
Ire sa@p ~ te izscrT,
STR Il eaee aruuId
m. sAssaA siaaA issi sas.xy.
WAea TIE bush u Essle,
Noting tsuexrssis.
Iaea s&ses fiaiss 2ay
l-~t fke pstiraf ssncl 4.
II Ae eSaner 10 d..
>sy 'ga'ss NaEare aidn:
il A. essEre Ia i've,
Give far sEp thr eresiit.
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Inc Washington Union gives notice
'hat the President will sustain those who
suffer for their devotion to his Admins
tration. He will have establish pretty
extensive honse of refuge. =
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aHRisTw&s PAgTY.-Jhe lsdies Of The
Episcopal Church contemplate giving Z
Christmas party on she night Of Friday,
tie 2ith of December The proceeds
are % 20 towards defraying The cost Of .
III. which they haze purchased RI ileir
church, and they depend On tbe liberal
hearts and hands Of their friends for A.
sistsDce. All who would erjcy pleas
ant evening, In pleasant society. niee
supper, and at thp same tine, aid q good
cause, should be certain TO attend Tie
old folks could spend several hours agree
ably in witnessing and sharing this re-
union of~the gallant and the fair. We
are informed, also. that If The ladies' are
sustained on this occasion, they viii again
contribute in the same manner, towards
the innocent pleasure and amusement Of
their friends.
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WHOLESALE TRAGEDY.-A letter has
been received at camp Floyd, from gen.
tleman in Los Angeles, California, de-
failing tragedy which was enacted be-
tween twelve deserte1k from the army OF
Utah, who had suce{ eded, by Mormon
assistance, in reaching California. Three
of them, led by a manhamed Burns. who
had been a trumpeter in the Tenth In
fantry, murdered the ether nine for the
sake of their money. Burns then l,ro-
ceeded, at night, to cut the Threats Of his
two accomplices. One he killed; the
other survived, obtained assistance, and
81 evidence which led to the arrest of
Boz who is now in confn ement at Los
gelos
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StTayed or Stolen !.

] bOt four weeks ago one Of uv doas-.,
. hound, black tan III calor, stra,edeG AM
Inflammation respecting said dos Min be tha,ls,
viii be literally rewarded. - = "
noa e "a J. A. SYKES.
w. 20 list 4 ssaF
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MELANCHOLY rTiciDg.-The Brandon
Republican has an account Of a saiciis
that Is toucbiBgIy meIancholic. 4 Mr
/ otratton, man Of high respectfully, al
the head Of an interesting family, became
crazed from drinking liquor and blew out
bis brains with a pistol.
"1'he fate Of Mr.. Stratton must i'm
press itself upon the mind Of every SEN
sibie man as but the natural result OF
continued intemperance by men of GER
tain temperament and organization, while
his observation and experience in the
world convince him that no possible
good can result to any one from the use
OF liquor. Could all the gold which
wbisky-yenders ever realized soothe the
anguish OF those who have been deprived
of husband and fatherl Will not the
widows wall and the orphans cry ring
perpetual accusation in The unwilling ear
of those who live by the ruin of body
and soul T! How long shall our country
be cursed by whisky sh aps, and the
heart sickened at the sight of men lying
in the streets like brutes? Let those wise
Legislators answer who encourage vice
and license crime!"
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! CoTToN.-The Mobile Market for the
week ending Friday, 10th inst, closed
with prices ranging from log to III
Middling III to III.
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\ FAST GlEL.-Decidedly tie fastest
girl we have heard Of lately. to say moth.
Ing Of The taste she displayed, is thus no,
ticed by the Nashville Union Of late
date. We SYM lise With the family q
the deluled girl, bat as to the erring fair
one herself, We would say, in The Ian
gaage Of the rustic pole, "blcss her, lei
her slide" The Union says:
We learned the particulars If an affair
which has not only involved a worthy
family in the deepest distress, but has
created an intense excitement in DekaIb
county Thursday, Mr.. Henry Frazer.
residing seven miles from Smithville. in
Dehalb county. came to this city in
search of daughter about fifteen years
old, who bad been abducted by free ne
gro, who has clipped with her. with the
intention Of marrying, or perhaps, PROS
tituting her. But after diiigent search.
aided by the police, he could hear moth
Ing OF them, and under the impression
that they have attempted to make their
way across the country through Ken
lucky, to Ohio, or some other free State.
he yesterday, with heavy heart, SET out
to retrace his steps in the hope that he
might learn something in DckaIb county,
Ill relation to the course they have taken.
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NOTICE,

4 1t persons indebted to the Est4te Of TIA.
~ .; Raad!c, deed. are requested 70 ea mn
iorWard Immediately and settle. An nersa,
hpai!g claims against said Estate viii pleasr pre.
''' i ahf,n' MARY A. RANDLE.
10 - HIT
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- In the Boston Police con.'
Tuesday. 4 bright looking boy of pa y
Years, was sentenced to the Honso e y
formation. for being a common d ss y
Think Of hiatt A common drn i aaaa'
IL years! 'AaiQ
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The Christian editor of the Louisville
Guardian says that we are doino the
work OF the Devil. We should be. If We
had that editor upon the tines Of long
pltchfork over pile of Goals.
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~ One of Col Sykes hunting dogs
has strayed. Whoever has seen or heard
anything Of the missing canine, will con-
fra favor by letting it be known.
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ABERDEEN FOUNDRY,
AND
MACHINE SHOP.


THE Proprietors have associated with them
IN the Foundry aud Finishing business Ma
HAYS, of Mobile, a highly accomplished aB1
Maehinest and Pattern Maker, and having fitted
mp their FOUNDRY with all the necessary tx.
lures and Machinery, they are now prepared y
execute, with elegance aud promptacss, all busi-
ness in their line:
Castings, of all kinds; M asgE 4sia
Mill-Gearing, of any description; ven
superior style of
Gin SegInents Repairing Of
Steam Engines; and any style Of III
Cast PlOWs, which may be desired.
~ Charges will be at Mobile and Memphis
rates, with the cost of transportiou, and terne
Invariably CASH, or paper accepted and pa!soe
in Aberdeen. Al ~.
GULLETT GLADNEY & co.
Dec Q, 1858. - I'M = a9s4
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New PAPEhsWe have recsiseds the
first number ofa new paper called the
observer" published at Marion Miss.
1t is a very neat and pretty paper
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10 Judge Douglas was in New Or.
leans at last accounts.
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rug SITE OF Mss. (PRoBATE CouRT
th'ekasase County. Nov. Term. 1859.


the STITE OF MISS. PROBATE CouRT.
Ca'ekasa'o County. Nov. Term, 1853
10 George Lucas, A. j. Incasl !. r Kosurp.
and bis wife Elizabeth A. g. Lucas. AIariah Der-
export, Leander Lucas and George Lucas: this
Is 60 clte You to be and appear before the Pro
bate CURT Of said County, at a term therof to
DC holden at the Court House Of said County on
the afii Monday in January 1859, to show caust,
II any you can, why the Petition Of r. NJ. King,
PRAYING Tor title to the following land should
wit: The East 1 of Section nine ROY 1'axp-
ship twelve (l2), Range Ave (5), East contain
lug three hundred and twenty acres, more or leo
<GIgM Witness the Hon. W. II TuU
Is EINE Err, Judge Of Prbates. and tis
y OJad Seal annexed, this fhe of;th III
E Of November, 1863. - 1'
~. a,-o b. I. PuLLIAM, CHI. 4
Ice. = 90 1876
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SENATOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Crit
tendon received the coBgratulation Of
committees Of the Old Wings and the
Ashlanders, al New York, on Tuesday
week, and made in reply an eloquent adj
dress. declining their request that he
would permit himself to be placed at the
head OF national party movement, de-
clarlng that be was not candidate for
the Presidency, and that he Intended
hereafter tU act, not in obedience To any
party requirements, but in accordance
With his own convictions of tue public
good. His words on the Presidential
nomination We're as follows:
am not candidate for the prpsiden-
cy. ! sometimes see my name treated
by the public press, and myself spoken
OF as candidate for the Presidency. |
never see it without regret. Never. |
am not candidate for the Presidency.
and never expect to be. shall certain
" never seek it. To my mind there is
something III the great responsibilities Of
that situation more to be feared than to
be loved, by man who would hold if. i'll
he held 1t at all, for the good of others
No, | am not candidate, and | do moi
expect ever to be a candidate. | wish
you to understand that distinctly. You
may count upon me always, though. as
faithful compatriot and cooperator with
you in all your efforts and purposes to
bring back his Government to its prime.
val simplicity and virtue. Applause.
mat Will assist You in, with all nv
might, but | do not look for the other
l shall never seek it, that is certain and
all that fear, my friends, is, that the
honors and the kindness with which Won
nave been pleased to receive me on This
occasion, may lead to the idea that there
Is something of political design and pur.
pose IN my appearance here. BE NV
that there is not, and, so HELM
me 1od you will testify to nothing but
.he truth. Let those who please seek /
Tor 1t, am not one of them. No ambi
ion of that sort has ever vet disturbed ,
'ne moment of my lifetime, nor will It I
ssef depflve me OF one moments sleen ~
w Private letters just received from q
he city of Mexico would seem TO make
very uncertain whether Juares will he h
ne successful aspirant to the Presidency
ven II The Liberals are successful =
mere are a score, at least, of military d
eaders lighting against Zuloaga and the 1
]hurch' each of whom unqaestionabIy
xpecls to set up for himseif-and the
ne OF them who first gets possession Of !
ne capifals will be likely to proclaim i
lmself supreme ruler, &c
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GEs. WALKER GosE-The rnmor
says the Mobile 7ltJune Of the 9th, hai
been current since Sunday morning thai
at IL o'clock on Saturday night schoon
or, having on board some two hundred
and fifty Nicaragua "emigrants," was
towed from our wbarYes into file bay BIZ
a steamer This rumm, which was at
first vaguely limited, Is now considered a
certainty.
The vessel In Which the expedition is
supposed to have sailed is the Susan, a
threemasfed 81 hooner. We learn that
application was made at the Customhouse
on Saturday TO have her cleared for Key
West, II. Maury, master, which was re-
fused--somc circumstance attending the
application being regarded by the Col
lector of the Port as suspicious. Gen,
Walker and his band of adyenturers
have probably succeeded in making good
their passage to the Gulf; but whether
they will reach Nicaragua must depend
very much upon chance.
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{. Ward & Jones are selling offs1H
COST Run there If you want ~cheap
Dfugsxs6cc- as7 81 -s.f
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as. ~vazt r. Wen. it il sorne, biz.
lev, bet ~ notstirk ~e are g6ing /.
ten -srhohit Billy PatteS0n, 4 n gsv.
ID answer TO any cf toe many cnrioui
guesisals. and intricate Islzzses ibzt ID,
Eiseaeres Of The ninrs+en,b ceHirry hays
Tin yaIn fried to solve. None of tAe-se.-
BBt &c might Is vel tell this sol1se
( thing new," AID not he tanning ihe fame
81 curiosity in the breasts Of eur readers
I 50 its nothing more, ngr ANYTHING IesA
than Dew partyi Yes. new parry
The rotten eareas@ Of hnow Solhingisrn.
'sDd tlse FOSSIL remains IF departed De-
gnccracy are the maHHres that have er.
riebed the soil Of political hBmbuggery,
and 10, party, habited in that fascira-
ting g&rb. IS Re-oPeniBg OF tie Slave
Trs14." fss zpfBng dP. Tie fssber of
tfis bsniiing i a Mr. Hughes We have
neither lime nor inclination to speak. a.
length vi is merits or dement's. Nor
10 sc t'link there will ever be any reel
cause for discussing 1t IN sober earnest.
We are satisfied that The Southern PEG
pie are opposed to the re-opening Of this
slave trade, at least they ought TO be-
b-si,ie- the lheme is cue that, to Is, seems
elouded In all the observation-disclosures of
its ramiidcati0rs, and even a slight idea
Of iis ulaguiiadihous exteuSibiliiy incar-
eerates t1e faculties OF our mind In toe
fath0Enaess czyeHls Of c0gitati0n--taere- Z
fore, without any elongated cornmenta-
ries or elaborate and expansive toplofti- /
cisns. we'll let the elephantic subject
resi-, wrapped 10 the sublimbiiy Of its
own solitary grandeur. However. while
We are talking Of ii, might ae well say
Ar. Hughes made speech before the
Legislature in favor Of bis project, eEl
some convert to the cause has even gone
. far as 10 say the Sonib must adopt
bis system, or became abolitionized r.
Pretty strong language, that. The yicks-
,urg Wig, speaking Of Dir. Hughes I
Peech, says:
We had hoped the report Of Mr. H.'s
emarAs would afford us soIDe reason,
l,ser good or bad, shy TIE South should |,
boose one or the otBer side oi this d. /.
:EnDa- We could, however, find moth !
~ there which touches the question, Tn !
Is the following remarkably cieGr, toga- !
a and tafe4seig rLetorTcGi sentence has
Illusion to it.:
g Ia advance let it be peremptorily !
1derst00l iaat If there is In the Whole :
eb Of Tbs Apprentice system a single I
rand, but one thread. eyen the split STA :
10 Of fraud, we Indignantly tear To :
Ieces and scatter to the winds, tie whole !.
ssae; for wita Is a. with orr f4tbers, ="
e honest shroild shall be- sooner worn
IAN CLOAK 81 lies. although Of the clqx
gold, the silver lining and the ruby o.
anglers" lie.
The iufpitesTaai congruiiy Of the n
phrase, will retarl the dis -
iegrati0n Of the above. and suddenly "
: the 'netir'l BY which I,iE@IHtilixln shall
! cOTesp0ndiBgly bifain;iBized. 0i