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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-17

Cannclton and Tell City are only ono and half
miics apart The property here offered for sale is in
the lower portion of CANNELTON, and living be-
tween that Town and TELL CITY, 80 that il must
participate ia the growth Of both and either.
Canncltou, since lsJl has grown np 10 be town Of
1000 or 1000 Inhabitants, and is Increasing rap
idly as any town on the river. Her Coal Mines
NV the m. st extensive below Pittsburg. Her Cot
ton Fartory-a model e-tai lishment for the WsSt
its extensive qnlrries and rous kshops,
give generous support to u large population which
must Increase its works enlarged. The loca-
t"n u one of the most healthy i'm the West; with
population of 1900 6,OOO in town and vicinity NO
ply stefan has been able TO sustain himself by his
profession. Ii has good system of sc hools, the
buildings for which not surpassed in the State.
II has seven or eight Chru hes, belonging to tho
Acth dlsts, Prcsbyterians, Catholics, Unitariaps,
German Reformed and German Mcthoists. The
Catholics erecting another elegant church
az cost of $4,000 or SSO,V0. The citizens of the
county have recently voted five to 90 make Can
melton the county seat If Perry county. The en-
ports Of the products Of the labor IL this commu-
ity Ut 200 men, wumcn and children, in the form
of coal and manufactured goods, Is over S500UO0
per annum more than the entire exports Of agri-
cultural produce of any county on the river.
The site of Tell City i'm April last a solitary
farm and forest and il has now q population Of
ZOO. There are 200 youu enterprsing and
getic men, with more "r less means, owners of lots
who have acquired IN interest in the city with
! the view of becoming inhabitants Of il. II but
furth of them fiihl their intentions, il will cx-
tend Tell city tn Canneltun, and they will become
one large city, and cover all the intervening lands
Ruf independent Of the fate of Tell City the
taished prosperity Of Connection il enough to give
great future value 10 the property here offered for
SALE IL has been plotted into large hous Its tie
most remote IT which are not 1900 yards distant
from the factory, and the centre Of the town of Can.
( Melton.
The sale Is made 10 close the affairs Of the owner
and Therefore will be made absolute. Every lot of
fcrrd wifi he sold 10 the highest bidder
| There will not soon lie another opportunity so
favorable TO make Investments In that vicinity rs
the property il nearly all held by companies " no
VIII not sell except single lots TO actual settlers and
at high prices. The advance in property in that
| vicinity has been steady and unprecedented Lots
that sx years ago sold for $780, have been sold re
Gently tor Sl00. Land bought years ago for SIS
per acre, has been sodt his year for $3.50 per acre
| TERMS OF SALE:
One fourth in csssh the IaIaneo in one, two,
! three and four years II the purchaser shall make
some Substantial improvements 10 his lots in build
ings within one year, the credit the uotes will 10
4 cxtcdcd 10 fur yCars.
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HDALTI.MORE OI,sTRR HOUSE,
AOat Cincinnati, Ohio. Dealers and others in
want of the very best Baltimore OYSTER, can have
them PACKED ia ice aud sent by express to Evansville
and vicinity, at all times The reputation Of my
Oysters is heretofore unrivalcd. Cans full Of
the finest quality, aud all warranted.
a liberal discount made to the trade. Address,
ID. GREENE,
septI7-lw No. II, Fourth ST., Cincinnati, q.
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In this city. ON the Itth Instant, Mrs. ELIzasErH
NELSON, wife OF Hiram Nelson, Esq, aged ~ years
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DLs.N'0s F0R s.sLE.-CHRIsTE.a.N'

DZf.N'OS ron S.fLE.-CHRISTg.f.N
IL DECKER, wheclright, ON ThI street.
the Court House, has Three very superior, rich
ell, and highly finished Pianos, built in this city 10y
a German builder, who has worked in some of the
best shops Of Europe. which he offers for sale low.
lie has had these Instruments built to encourage u
stranger to establish himself here, and Introduce
new and important branch Of manufacturing The
Pianos are warranted for THREE years, and will De
kept in time for wear, gratis. IL the Instru-
meDts fail in any particular, the builder will be
here to make his work gcod. He does not hesitate
Ia say the Instruments h. offers fully equal 10
any that lie brought here, and IL citizens
will but try them, their superiority will overcome
all prcjudices against home productions. Those
wishing to purchase and those Who desire to
what be done in city, invited {"
call and examine them. Isept6l G. DECKER.
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%fH.f.N'GE OF Ty.UE.-ET.s.N'S-
wi, SyiLL IN, ASp cRAw Ii. :..:;..:.:;;:1

SYILLE AND CRAW- -, xss - sYEs.s.SssSl
for,lsvil. Railroad, fItkt<s-e ..:e...:,s
ON and after Tuesday, Sept. lith, 1885, the trains
on tins road will run follows:
The up mail will leave Evansville ut 3 a. NJ;
Vnceunes Il. 10, and arrive at Tcrre Hauie at J..
u. ~ heretofore DINNER both at Nincennes and
Tcrre Iiautc.)
The down mail will leave Terra llaute ~ BIS p.
NJ; Ninoennes G}, and arrive at Evansville at 90
l.. NJ. Supper at Nincenncs.l
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS DAILY
Will leave Evansville at - Z. VI. aud arrive at
Ninccnncs at SIS T.. VI.
Will leave Nincennes at 6.:5 4. VI. and arrive at
Evansville at 20 \. VI.
viii leave Terre Haute ut 60 4. NJ, and arrive
at NiDccuncs at ll.35 II. VI.
Will leave Nincennes at lilo Il. VI. aud arrive
at Terre Haute at j.55 \. ".
JOHN INGLE, JR., Sup't.
sept-i5 Enquirer copy.
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=. No liabilities 10 Banks or others,
due or not due.
6. No losses adjusted and due.
I. Amount Of losses either unaslji;sted an o.s ca
y. or adjusted and not due W
.. Losses in suspense waiting further
proof included in the above.
TO- All other claims against the Com
Iany.-..-.- 1.s0l IL
II. The rule OF the Company is not TO exceed
$1,000 in any risk, subject TO loss by single
fire.
Il. The amount insured I'm n city ar village, de-
pends upon its size-gcnoraliy all the desirable
risks 10 be- had subject 10 the rule above named:
H. The amount insured in any block Of build-
ingr depends upon i- size and construction subject
to the rule above referred to-
L. No part of the Capital or earnings &c this
Company have been deposited in any other State as
security for losses therein, and such deposit IL.
required by any State except Indiana from which
State the Agencies Of the Company withdrawn,
this Company entertans the opinion that its en-
tire Capital and resources pledged for the equal
security of all it, Policy holders aud should
main. Under the opinion IL late Attorney General
of tie State Of Indiana aforesaid prunouncing tho
law invalid aud void, some Of the Agents Of this
Company have resumed their Office aud continue to
transact the business If Insurance in that State.
Aud this Company will recognize all lite Polcies
issued To any party or parties in the State of In
diana valid and Of binding obligation, and pledges
itsefto faithful performance Of all such contracts of
Insurance, whether 50 hrd by reason Of the pas
sage of the Law referred to or not.
G. D. BOWERS, Secretary.
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- Philosophy Pa~que.le's French Cuurss; Woods
Class Book of Botany Hitchcock's Zoology Bul
lions English Grammar Greek. DO. ; Latin d.
Greek Reader Latin do Chemistry Bsrnls Unit
e'l States Fitchs Physical topography warrrn's
10; Warrcn's Common Sch"ul do; Gitchells do
Methodist Hymns Spoilers and Readers, IN great
variety.
WHITAKER
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DOCKPORRT -fCADE.MI. = va

DOCMPORRT .fCADE.HH: NO
AOTlCE to contractors Scaled proposals will
Lee received until Oct 20, to build ockport Academy,
which will embrace Two bindings. one 5o> 20, three
stories high, and one college llall Js< 50, one
story. Proposals to build college Hall, Frame
Brick. The other buildings Ia I've Brick posi-
lively. Plane and Specifications can he seen from
aud after 18th September, nj DR.. q. Morgans Rock
port, and at A. II. Reynolds Cos Evansville.
our payments will be prompt, and security will b.
required for promptness and f,thfuincss in con-
tractors. L. y. DeBRULER, &c.,
J. c. VEATCH. 0'"'
Huckport Sept q, 1853. s,ptl+ 5w
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n 10 setts fine Ivory Table Knives and Forks.
10 only
IL pair 90 " Carcrs
"a dog. Wostenholm's Pocket KNIVES.
- =. Joseph Rogers Scissors.
septl5 GEORGE :. SONNTAG.
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PhGNIx INSURANCE. CO.,

Which may be done by application to any Of the
duly commissioned Agents Of the Company, in the
principal Cities and Towns Of the Union.
Losses Fairly Adjusted and Promptly Paid.
s>ptl ALLEN G, HALLOCK- Agent,
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n FIVE nA.Ich :n:sKk EoR SIZE

IL FT.NE HL.ffh .H.fKE FUN S.1L LIE
u at lscptl5l \. u. REYNOLDS Cos.
AyJ.x.NSI1LLE n f.K.I U.FO RDS-
-A/N1LLE Railroad Co.-Secrrtarys Office, Ev-
ans,ille, Ird., sept. 18th, lSis.-Stockholdcrs in
this Company are hereby notified that the annual
mrctHg foe election Of Directors, &c, will he held
at the Court House, in the City "f Evansville, on
Monday, October h, next at lOO'clock. 4. W.
by oricr Of the Board. J. r. MARTIN
septl5td ENQUIRER cnpy. Secretary.
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lsORPUR.fTIO.V'. N,OTfCE.-GR.fD-
CING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, that the owncrs
of Lots 2i6, 217, 2ls, 2le and 22, in the Donation
Enlargement, fronting Division and Fifth streets,
and thai the owners Of Lots I, 2, 34,5.6,7,s
aud 10, Blork %. In the Eastern Enlargement,
ronting fifth and Division streets and that the
owner Of Lot ~, In Bck %, Eastern Enlargement,
fronting Division street, and that - owners of
Lots D. -, "a, 26 and &c, in Block q, and Lots y,
y, and %, in Block u.s. all 10 Stockweils Enlarge
ment fronting on Division and Fifth streets, aud
that the owncrs 81 Block Battell Place, fronting
Centre street, and Block !, Batte Place fronting
on Elm street, and that the of Lots 4, ), g.
:, 8 and 3, Block G, in the Fourth Enlargement
fronting on Centre street and that the owners Of
Lots 1, 2, , 4, ., ., 10, IL, T. 13, II, H. L.
II and Is, Block $ in Stcckwell's Enlargement,
fronting Market street, all in the City Of Evans
vile, cause the Sidewalks designated to 5e
days from the publication Of this notice.
In default thereof lie Common Council will
proceed to have said work done, and the costs and
EXPENSES accrIine thereby will Ice assessed to and
collected by sale Of said Lots, much thereof
will satisfy said lien and costs.
BY order OF the Common Connril Of the City OF
/ Evansville. A. LEMCkE, Clerk.
| septlo-lm yoIksJote copy.
| TORPOR.fTIO.N' NOTICE. = For
u BRICK PAvEMENTS.--Ordcrcd,t that the
owners Of Lots in Block l,2, g. I, s. and Q, in the
Fourth Enlargement, and Lots 3 andi, Block l52
and Lots and ,, Block 1885, in Lamasco, all front
ing on Clark street, and the owners Of Lots I, 2,
1
Lots H. Il, 16, IL, Is, IL, ~, p, -, %, and "a
Block 2, all in the Eastern Enlargement, and that
the owners of Lots 4, ~ A. 10, ., 2s - and G., in
the Upper Enlargement, all fronting on Oak streets
And, that the of Lots s. 8, Z, 4, q, 10, II.
and H. i'm the Upper Enlargemcnt, fronting on
Water street, aud that the owners Of Lots p, %,
"a. ~, ~, "a, 81 %, IL, AZ, A. "A, As, 49, II. and
Is, in the Upper Enlargement fronting First
street, and that the owners of Lots 80 o. p, frunt
/ ing Sycamore and Second streets, aud Is and 10
! q. r., fronting Second street and a, q. T.,
fronting ON Second and Vine streets, and III, q. r.
| fronting Second street, and that the owners u
Lots ~, 81, 81, and |, in the Upper Enlargement,
fronting Chestnut street, and that the al
Lots ], 2 y 4, s. q, T. g. o, IN, H. and ~ In Block
~, in the Eastern Enlargement, fronting on Sixth
st the sidewalks desg nated be brought
the proper city grade, and lay upon the good
substantial brick pavement, Of the usual dimen
sions, within Thirty days from the publication Of
this order.
And in default thereof, the Common Council
will proceed 10 have said work done and the eost
and expense accrung thereby will lie assessed q
and collected 10y sale Of said lots much thereo
as will satisfy said lien and costs.
! BY order Of the Common Council Of the City q
| Evansville. A. LEMCkE, Clerk.
septlo-lW Toiksbote coqy.
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lust RECEfT.ED 1T THE We ~.
~ HARDWARE STORE ,onc door below the Rank.
II extra Cast Steel VI i'll Saws, "a. = ~, feet.
y Rowland's - - :, ~, -
IL - Gross Cut ="
IL English :" " - &" -
- doz. Spear & Jackson's Hand PANEL and Rip
Saws.
% dOz. Cast Steel Wood Saws.
:" 4" " Circular Saws, from 20 20 in.
seItl5 GEORGE :. SONNTAG.
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NlEL.f.N.Rr. aC.iDE.Nr.ET. We ".
AIBURG.-The Fall Session Of this excellent In
stifuion, under the able manage nent of Professor
PUEMAN. Of Pennsylvania, will commence or
Monday next. The of studies at this Schuol,
embrace all the branches usually taught at Aca'!s-
mics. The charges for Tuition moderate, and
board can be had in good families in the town for
81 ~ or 81 per week. For further information ap-
ply 10 Professor PUENAN, at the Institution. tn
the Rev. Mr.. Burrow, of Evansville. Lscptll-lm
DI0 COPPEE.-IO0 B.sGs PRE.MR
II Rio Cone
% Bags old government Java Coffee.
20 Boxes choice Hamburger Cheese.
IS Ca'i'iie- fine Va. u. Tobacco.
loo Boxes lbs. rs. 5s. and r.. do. just recrived
and FIR sale hy WHEELER RIGGS.
N,I'ICEs.-25 8.sGs PEPPER, rs
~ Bags Pimento.
Fl" Mats Cloves.
Cases Prime Nutmcrs.
Gases Indigo. just received by
scptll WHEELER & RIGGS.
"eHiTE LE.lD.-I25 KEGs PURE
~ White Lead.
Timothy Seed, fresh article.
large lot Of fresh Teas assorted qualities, and
spill WHEELER 4 RIGGS.
NIL STILR DRESS MATS
L Comprising all this latest American aud French
fashions Our fall style Dress Hat IL unsurpassed
for symetrical proportions and l. equal il not
pcror in durability and beauty, 10 any made.
Our conformstor enables to warrant "a perfect
and comfortable ft to the wcarrr, matter how ir
regular his head may b.. Now is the time, gentle
yAUTIER 4 MAICoNNIER,
serul ~ Main street
! E1REE EXMI OF TINE
IL largest an most BEAUTIFUL stock of Hats and
Caps open in Evansville. Come and all.
We will he pleased at all times TO show Goods
and sell them cheaper than the cheapest
VAUTIER NARCoNNIER,
scptll ~ Main street.
NSE.S'G.sL H.sTs.-.f We " sTI'LE
Id just received and for sale very cheap
vAUTIER MARCONNTER,
| sspt1l 30 Main street.
! <MOECE H.sCO.N' .S.N-D BREF.---
u 2 Casks wises' Sugar Cured Hams.
Quigl.y's &" I" "a
Iacob's Ref For sale,
| low. by septic HORNBEUok Go.
IO.dLISES .f.ND LE.STHER MT
/ y CASES, n first-ratc article, for sale at
NAUTIER MARCoNNIER.
| spill - Main street.
1pOOK BI.NDENiG.-rAOsS W:1.,'T-
Id ING the Scientific American Bound cheap
| for cash. would do well To- call at
! VI. l.. JoIiNSON's BOOK BINDERY.
| First street, the Post Office. scptl0-lm
KsRE.NTA t.s.N.RS.-.s S.n.lLL Lot
yAUTIER 4 NARCoSNIEE,
! zeptl1 80 Nain street.
NOOTgCE OF E.N,SOL T.E.NTY.--.fT
0v the September term, 1893, of the Court If Com
| mon Please Of vanderburgh County. the estate Of
| Thos. Headen, deceased declared probably in
solvent Creditors therefore, notified that the
EDWARD BURTIs.
| W. ACHESON.
HSyI&E .s.VD .M.sRI.N'E I.S'sU-
IL RANCE BY HOME COMPANIES.
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NyHOT'ELS, SP.iDES, FORhs.---
~ - doZ Grain Shoveis, assorted sizes.
20 ID. Handle Shoyels.
10 Long
90 g Cast Steel Spades.
90 Manure Forks.
s.ptl5 GEORGE :. sONNTAG.
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II DON TT THFS.-u. II. HHIT-

OOK 1T THIS. II. UNIT
A/COMD is now in the city and purposes locating
permanently here for the accommodation Of thO>t,
who may wish tO have their ri AMOS ORGANS and
MELODEONS put ia perfect tuuc. Mr. W. hzv-
ing had twelve years practical experience a
Turner in the hest manufactures in Boston and New
York cities, as well as the principal towns Of the
Union, feels confident of meeting with the approla-
ton of such as may f:yor him with their patron
age. r
HS Terms reasonable, and perfect satisfaction
given or no pay.
Orders can be left at the Office of the Pavilion
Hotel. septl5-.it
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N,C.ALEs! SCALES! sC.fLRs.rN

Applications for Insurance may bc msde 70 the
ss.pt3 = Evansville Indiana
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EDOPL.sR sHI.N,GLRs. 1000
IL Poplar Shingles, in yard and for sale by
JOHN r. GLOVER,
aug11 Corner Main and Seventh streets
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~ celebrated Cincinnati Scale, manufactured by
VIM. Huddart & Co., of various sizes and sorts,
such as Hay, Stock, Mill Railroad Machine, Corey
eter and Platform Scales, cheap any scale Of
quality, in the country.
sept3- A. II. REYNOLDS Co.
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STATE or CONNECTICUT,
HARTFORD COUNTY.

January G, Is.s.
Personally appeared G. u. BOWERS, Secretary &c
the Hartford Fire Insurance Company, and made
oath that the foregoing statement 10y him subscrib-
ed, is true, full and correct statement Of the az
fairs Of said Company, aud exhibits Gar can IN
asccrtainsi at this date its actual condition tho
first day Of January, lsJs.
Before me, ii. III. BARBORN, ]. r.
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IHvO THE PUBLIC. --
sam, the little man, has this day
Been opening GOODS bath fr.sh and gay,
He received near every Kind
That yuu in any city can find:
And as b. purchased by the bale,
He is determined 10 RETAIL
For READY PAY, little lower
Than ever has been had before.
lie with his brethren means to live,
But as for CREDIT shall not give,
tie wouldn't live to rouse your passion.
For CREDIT here is out of fashion;
His friends and buyers one and ALL
TIN pay You well to give call,
You'll always find him 10y his sign,
On Main street, Number ~.
Further more you win bear in mind.
Emhrich takes funds Of ss'ry kind,
And broken Banks at higher rates,
AS can lie had in other States
The city's credit he'll defense,
Take their orders at ~ cents,
80 if bargains YOU wish To- MEET, ... .
"A IA nm Main
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Two LOV.ERS OF GOOD FRUIT.--
II beg leave to announce TO the public, that L
have large and well selected stock Of fruit Trees
that Of fine size for re-settiDy this season.
Ny nursery is one mile East Of the city, en- the
Newburg road. Residence in Elli0tt's enlargement.
o,n PHILIP HOFFMAN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

EpUlf - We MI n RIA Il. = Got
IL kegs Nails, all sizes.
10000 Lights Sash all sizes.
zoo Doors, usual sizes.
100 Boxes Window Glass, ~ sorted sizes.
200 Kegs White Lead.
Bhls Linseed OIL.
3 BIS Putty I'm blad'iscr,
Also, White Lime, Grey Lime, Plaster 1ari
White Sand, Hydraulic Cement, in any quantity d.
sired 10y purchasers. For sale at reduced rates 10y
septi5 GEORGE FOSTER Il Co.
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| VI. E4,'7r
| noticed in your last number that Hon.
+. r. Culver, OF Brooklyn, has been publicly re.
bukcd in tho pulpit, for his generous and hearty
| participation last FALL in the campaign for Free.
| dom From long acquaintance with Judge Cal.
vcrfrom knowledge of his rare and varied endow.
ments, his genial qualities, his indomtabc love #
freedom, feel peculiar interest in thi. occurrence.
am Baptist and GENIE Of shame is excited by
THE transaction
have long been aware that no sylllhe Of dis.
sent to tho institution Of Slavery can be breathcd
in safety at tho South A Christian Minister in
Tennessee related an act Of fendsh cruelty inflicted
upon slave by one If The members Of his Church,
and he forced to leave his charge, If not to fy
the country. Another clergyman in South Carroll.
no prcsumcs to disapprove Of tn. murdcrou, assault
Of Brooks his relations broken up On tho in.
slant, rs il he had committed fragrant crime.
Professor IIcirick ventures to expires. preference
for tho Republican candidate for the Presidency;
he is elected from his chair and virtually banshed
from his State. Mr.. Underwood has the temority
to attend the Republican Convention; he is forbid
den to return home pain Of death. know, sir,
but was not appriscd that system Of ,,piondgs-
Of terrorism and shameless intolerance, wa. estab.
lshcd ut the North, md sanctioned by Baptist
minister
have regarded the Baptist, the uncomprom-
isng friends of civil and religion. liberty from the
day Of Roger Williams down With this impression,
nm disgustcd at tho exhibition Of an exclusive and
intolcrant spirit, ms manifested at Brooklyn. In
my view. the time has como in thi. enlightened
land whom the bare profession ofthe Christian faith
should be guaranty to the world that he who 80
processes will bear testimony against Slavcry-that
trnnsccndent crime against humanity and against
God. We give our money and offer our prayers
for tho conversion Of the heather the other side
tho globe; and shall We be different to the fact
TINT in large portion Of our country dungeon.
and death awaits tho man who daros to enter the
owy cabin of the unpitied poor to teach its inmates
to read tho words Of Him who came to preach Do
ivcrnnce To the captive
The profcsscd minister o; the Gospel who has no
word Of sympathy for the poor slave; no dcnuncia-
tion Of Heavens vengeance upon the cruel oppress
or; no public prayer for the dclivcrance Of his
country from this dcvouring scourgc-that preach
err in my judgment, has exalted the cruel devices
Of iuquity that are framed into law, above the
commands Of God. When the pulpits of the coun.
try lend themselves to tho support Of Slavery, tho
avengng judgments Of tho Almighty will not long
be delayed The friends Of Slavery, in their des-
peraton, seem ready to burn the Charter of human
Freedom and blot out the light of a free and puro
Christianity. FOSTER