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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-11-26


The Harper's Ferry Eceitement.-A cores
pondent of the Louisville Courier recently
visited the condemned insurgents at Charles
town, Va in their cells. q He says; s5s
Stevens, his cell-mate, is the most blood
thirsty villain in the whole lot; there is nott-
ing about him that does not speak the cut
throat. Ispoketo him of his wounds. His
answer was, that people could not use fire.
arms the way he used them at Harper's Fer
~, without expecting to get burt. He said
that, so far as his wounds were concerned ,he
was out of danger. He thought it probable
that he had done as much damage as had
been done to him. The condemned all un-
derstand that there is no hope for them; they
so stated to me; they expect nothing but the
execution of the lava law, however, that
they dot not recognise. The claim that
they have lived as men, land as men they will
die. ee Q4sa ..-+ m -.t
The Memphis Argus says that great excl
tement prevails az Germantown, Tenn, in
Consequence of the discovery of plot, CON
ceiyed by negroes and white men, blow up
the residence of planter, named Brown, in
the yiciraty, by means OF gunpowder. The
plot was discovered by the unguarded adj
missions of a negro boy at corn husking,
and subsequent examination OF several ne
groes supposed to be implicated in the affair."
Two tinsmites of Trenton, who had been
hired to go to the vicinity of Charlestown,
Va, to do seine roofing, says the Newark
Mercury, returned a few days ago, having
been prevented from doing their work, and
driven, by threats of arrest, to leave the
place. s
Daliel &. Roberts has communication in
the Fairfax (Va.) News, denying the alleGa-
ton that the sympathy for Ossawatomie
Rpnur,, apH his fauatical assOnia and Us
'fhey are not whit behind the native citi-
zens in expressing their indignation at this
high handed outrage against the laws"
The Montreal Herald of Saturday last an
nounces the arrival of DR.. S. G. Howe, of
Boston, in that city, and sta tes that his visit
has for its object the pc raonal inspection of
the Canadian hospitals,
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MERCHANTS HOTEL.
UNION STREET NORFOLK VA
JNo. sm1rn, Jr., Proprietor

Saia JNO. SMITH, Jr., Proprietor,
Vg,HE Proprietor, in re.opening this Hotel,
4 respectfully announces to the pubic, that
the entire establishment from top to bottom,
including the Yard, Kitchen &c, has been
thoroughly renovated, with large sGaaeiGllS o.
too well and tayourably known to need com
ment, and it will be the untiring ain OF the
Proprietor, whose personal attention VIII al
ways be exercised, to make itin bed, har ano
Fable inferior to Dr Hotel in this section OF the
Country; certainl not in order, cleanliness
unexcept, enable are, and prompt and polite
attention, which in the opinion OF all senslnle
travellers, are the important copcomltantS OF d
really good Hotel. "a.
Confident from the experience Of twelve or
fifteen years. in some ofthe first Hotels North
and South Of his ability to keep good house,
md still more confident of his determination
to do so, he respectfully solicits Ladies and
Gentlemen visiting Norfolk, to give the MER.
CHANTS HOTEL, under its new regime, SINGLE
TRIAL. may ~
NOR KIDNEY AND BLADDER a -.
T. FECTIONS.-HARTSH GREAl
BUCHU COMPOUND, for the rapid cure o. all
Kidney and Bladder Complaints, inns con
hest remedy in the world for all diseases OF
complaints of the Bladder, Kidneys, Dropsy,
Gravel, elects, Lencorrhoea or whites, Urinary
complaints, Distinctions and all diseases ana
weakness of the sexual Organs. whether OF
constitutional origin, or iroR any other cause
of long OF short duration. ..-...- -
1t is prepared by Chemist, contain h6 no
mercury, and is pronounced by medlcai men
10 be not only the best hut the cheapest, huchu
Compound in the world. Persons Who nave
suffered for years and could scarcely walk,
have been cured by using one or two bottles
No Large bottles, ST; small bottles 80 cents:
Hampfon Sc l3-ti
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CAMPHoE AS A EDATIvE.-Raspail,a the
French socialist, has pointed out one of the
powers OF camphor, which, in psychologi-
cal point of view, is most imp ortant-that Of
putting a stop to that fearful insomnolence
which accompanies the incuba ton and first
development of insanity. When opium, by
oscyamus, conium, stramonium, and 'all the
drowsY syrups OF the East fail to produce
any effect, grain of camphor, formed into
a pill, an followed by draught of an ounce
and half of the Infusion OF hops, mixed with
FIVE drops of sulphuric ether, is lis usua
remedy forpr procuring sleep. e.
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mo IL. GORDAN y GO. --
EXCHANGE OFFICE,
NO 80 Market Square.
DID IND SILVER COINS at highest rates,
a kinds of uncUrrent Money on reason
erlns.
EXCHANGE on Baltin ore, Phlladelphla, Now
York and Boston for sale at market rates
LAND WARRANTS bought and sold.
DO 7--Jysa'F HaaF g.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR.

ANItINC Il 2 IUAJ AID.
Y AIDES and Gentlemen visiting the CITY
IL and desiring to buy cheap and fashionable
Fancy or Dry Goods, are respectfully invited
to call at my establishment. l have now on
hand one of the most fashionable, cheap and
varied assortment of Fancy Dry Goods that
can be found in this market. All goods bought
at this establishment have ever been and
everswill'be foand fully as cheap fashionable
and durable as any in this market Fancy and
Dry Goods of ali kinds, styles, and patterns
can be found at
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yHXCFEANGE
L. - BOARDING HOUSE.
West Nam, near CRANKY street, No SIS, Norfolk,
Va. Boarders by the day, week, month OF
year, at moderate prices. Sc q
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F'5 - JsS.74ass.z. ,z47s,s
LIVERY 4l.ss s s fss; ~ ~ STABLE
ia AA' s9iSSsgz asss4
ON Ill s II r z z T

ON Hill L s II r q Il Z.
fssHE Subscriber would most respectfully in
u form his friends and the public generally
mat he is now prepared to meet the wants OF
me public in his line of business, having num-
her of HORSES, BUGG!ES, and CONVEY AN.
the lowest rates.
Stabling or Board furnished gentlemen's
ses on the best TERMS .g,
sep % JAS 1hAf En-.
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gKT ii. BUCK, '
w. NO. 1903 8 los Church street, No,Joik;
Dealer in Porter, Ale, Cider, and Superior Min
eral Waters Fine Draft Ale always on hand
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Y. S. Cat the meeting of the Young
Social Club of Portsmouth, held. Nov. 23d
in their Hall, the following officers were cleo
ted :;
President -Thomas Nicholas. y,
Vice Pres't-Albert A. Scott. t
Sec'y-B. A. Grimes.
Asst do-John Fulford. M N-&
Treasurer King.
Asst. DOWN. 7. Robe rtson.
Warden-Robt Guy.
Librarian-Wm. Whitney.
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MI. CHANGE OF HOUR!
NORFOLK AND PETERSBURG
..s-.. ID

II a I II " y n d
II EAVE Norfolk at.,,...,,........,I2 NJ.
Ia Reach Petersburg at,.....,......3.4O P. M.
Leave Petersburg, ...,.,.....,,,,7,9O A. NJ
OF- The foregoing is a daily schedule-Sun-
days excepted--and connects closelywlt the
RICHMOND TRAINS,
to and from Richmond, also with the Trains OF
the South Side Road as heretofore.
Passengers from Richmond leave at 4,30 A.
NJ, and breakfast III Petersburg.
Q3- TO go into effect from and after tins day.
49, e. WILLIAM MALONE,
3 no II ~ Engineer and Sup't.
BEEF, BEEF AND BEEF TONGUES.
A LOI, Of choice Beef imported by the
N steamer Geergiana on Thursday morning,
such as Choice Spieed Rounds, Plate Pieces,
Family Mess. .Also,a SUPPLY OF choice Picked
Tongues, for sale by
noe JAS. +, JONES,
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L. $500 a -It@x1a@.

Cry WoNDERs.-W WI nder at great
many things-in fact cur life is made up OF
wonderings. Amongst millions of matters
of speculation, we wonder if the stout laoy'
who is dragging that poodle dog by an azure
ribbon, thinks that she is sentimental? We
wonder, too, what the poodle thinks OF it
We wonder why that spider wasted dandy
ant, or that simpering nonsense will pass
current for intelligence. We wonder, a.
mongst other wonders, why that pale-faced
girl wonders that consumption should lay his
icy hand on her, when death has been under
her feet, separated by a wafer soled boot >
We do wonder that the old fellow hectoring
past us with stumbling show of vivaeity,
painted, dyed, and padded, has lived his lons
life to so little good Our wondering N God
knows no interruption, when the beetle
proved, muscular ruitan, Longing and lazy.
is tolerated by society, with whom he is ever
at warfare; or, else, why do we wonder that
the poor, bare-footed child beggar, knows
no home but the streets-no mother but ne
CeSSltY w UIuetr VINO Will, Dut we u0J tudG
all that is seeming fair, lovely in nature, pure
in art, is passed heedessly by, to greet and
bow down in every day life to much that is
shabby and mean We wonder why the
gemof purest charity should pale beside the
tinsel of sham goo dness, hypocrisy glazed
with knaverN and tinctured with blasphemy.
We wonder to see the tracery of buildings
for praiaing God rising by costly labor'
viii LIST aod's creatures, lacking the charity
of kindness, are debased and fallen. We
wonder who does not know that outside pre-
items ions, cover hollow realities, that vice be
comes to many bosom friend, close Rugged,
fostering in It's .secresy, but widespread in
It's influences. We wonder, above all won
behring's, that those who have eyes to see the
wrong, hearts to feel it, and hands to stay
its progress, pass=it quietly, muttering, ~
wonder what affair Of mine it is ?" II
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Formerly w. BerwiGk's
HAIR DRESSING SALOON.
uNpER NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK, VA
Hair Ont. Curled and Dressed in every style, by
10 ( accomplished artists.
Gentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
abstraction at this establishment
Toilet Articles, &C., for sale. see-lF
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JUST RACHIVED an @. HALL u Co.'S.
THE TANCHNLTZ COLLECTION OF
British Authors.
EMBRACING the following popular Books.
IL McCauley's History of England vols.
Byron's Works vols.
Tom Browns School Days vol,
John Halifax, vols.
A Life fer Life vols.
The Head of the Family, vols
The Crescent and the Gross, vols.
Vivian Grey, by Dirracle, vols.
Diany OF Late Physician, by Warren.
The Pickwick Club, by Dickens.
Tom Jones, by Fielding, 2 vols.
Harry LorIeqUef, by Lever.
Japhet, by Capt. Marryat.
Pendennis, by Thackeray.
The Canton's by Bulwer.
Eothen Pictures from Italy, Dickens.
My Novel, Bulwer.
Denereud, by Bulwer.
Mary Barton.
The above with many others for sale as above.
mol
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.ARTFORE

HI ARTEOkD .-
FIRE INSURANCE CONlPASA
Incorporated 1910:
Capital and Surplus Se'4,1Ao'
NOR Risks against loss, or damage, by Fire
other rp properly a IN this Old and well known
Company, Apply at No. 46, Bank street to
ne lQ.3ms ~. ID. NlCCLSAIN'
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ATIANTIC DRUG STORE,
- i r. LUDLOW. PrOnriotOr.

j IL GOOlOW5 1IOptlCtOEs
pURE DRUGS and MEDICINES carefully
dispensed and by far the cheapest, especial,
" when sold at the same price as the inferior.
IT is well known to the dealers, yet not gen.
orally known to the Profession and public,
that pure and genuine Medicines are very
scarce, therefore,. Physicians frequently pre-
scribe medicines for.their patients without OBJ
tanning the desired result To obYiate the
difficulty, have procured large stock Of "a
lect Drugs and Medicines from the most relt4s
BILE Northern houses regardless Of cost. have
also obtained the service of MIR. c. w. Pedrick,
a Gradute of the School of Pharmacy. | COR
daily invite all persons who wish their pre-
scriptions carefully dispensed of superior Med
icines to give me a cali.
have just received per steamer, the follow
ing select articles: e
Ergot, Ex Colocynth, Balladonna, Gum Myrrh,
Extract Hyosciamus, Ex Gentiap, Elk Dande-
lion
Ex,Conii; Assaietida, Jaiap, Ktno, Cubebs,
Opium, Morphine, Qainine, Cinchonine, &c.
no Is
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THE EXTENSION BACK COOK STOVES.
VKTE would invite the attention of the citi
wv Zens at large TO the above Cook Stove; it
is the most convenient and economical Stove
now in use. Call down and see them, besides
large variety of other patterns of Cook and
Parlor Stoves, which we are running off low for
Cash. Give us call before you make pur-
chase. A w SMALL s. co,
No. 5, West Wide Water street,
OC u Sign of the Red Stove.
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LVLUID AND CAMpHENE--A fresh sup
II ply ofFluid and Camphene Just to hand
and for sale low. KEEFE & STORY,
nov s Noe Union Street.
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DAILY AUCTION SALES :,
OF DRY GOODS.
A Il No. Is, e. Main street from 10 TO II o.
N clock. Ladies win please bear this in
mind no 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

We sl-o owe an ackDo wledgment
OF the following handsome comp !
ment paid " BY tue nleir County
Wing. ono Of the most s'aa1eh lie
publ can papers Of the interior OF
Penhsylvsr'a
DAYS NPomr Nkw-.-We are in
the receip-, daily, Of the Dave pot
YEAS, elited and printed by Maj. T.
NJ. Mcguire, John &. 6 ven a Co.,
who or. we'll known to the people OF
thi. SECTION Of the State. The paper
ia well edited, look, we'll, and We hoI c
will be succe -sful IN ever, thing hut
It's politics. Nj. M.gu'r. is good
81 ter, aud cal sble Of making good
paper.
We do not publish these notic's O
our Republican fr ends in spirit Of
ya,itv, tor do We Claim for ourselves
ali the mssit which they, in thci'
friendship, aw1ri u~. Oar object Is
10 show our new acqus'n'ances III 10.
"a, that, in u commun'y where ~e
lived more than tw:ntv ye r., VI
n~ver prrmtiei on political r'el'-
!ec.mn. 10 int..f re " tn cur socis
,.lat on., nor d. We int, i IL do SC
At hi, late period 10 our p Ig.i'nagt
through ! fe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03
THE REPLY or THE GAZETTE.

We took the Liberty Of interroga-
ting the Gazet'c as to it's endorse
meut or reputation Of Der Demo
krnts position in reference to the
"I'lao" for aboli-hiug slavcy. To tha,
question the Gazette answers as fol.
lows:
We viii answer his question
"Whether We are il favor OF The N
Y. Her.lTs plan Of ab lt,on !" IL
Yankee ,tyl-, by a-king another:-
"Does tho Dem crat cndorse Browns
provisi nal Constitution and Ordi-
nance.
Der Demokras says the "Plan" is
ch,r.c'er sed by "INTELlIGsNCE,
and further, that It ev dences "cmAR
Acrss" - veil =. in g ligence. lfth'
y n ( an enhancement OF the "Piap,
We are ignorant Of tho nesu,ng q
words.
b. Der Den,okr0t does not wish tc
be misunderstood on this Question. Ir
. succeeding number it openly saw.
tn. "l'LAN MUST HAVE GOOD Result
NHCEss AKILY, WHEN the SAME CAN
BE BROUGHT INTO ExECCTIOS."
The Gazette may rest assured that
there is no dagger Of our getting on
"a"gers bruised" in any contet with
the Doctor. The Doctor is all hon
es'. open and candid opponent. lie
stands fairly and sqnarly upon tn,
platform Of his I AIRY, and is WI ling
20 I'll, IL need he, with it. 1t tn,
Gazette be equal y candii, aud ;he'
'wHEN WE rrT OUR riN0ER UPOs HIs
''HK WILL BE rmE T."
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AN EATRAY.

A. the bows in the office Of the
Fa field Ledger might very naturally
suppo.e I. a. yu"kin, in bis wander
i,gs, would gravitate towards Daven-
port, the most attractive Of the cities
OF Iowa, we hasten to inform them
that be is not here. If be comes
around this way We will send him
home.
w. w. Junkin, the editor Of this pa
per, early on Monday morning last,
lett home, for parts to the employees
OF the Office unknown, leaving no IN
-truct,0ns as 10 what was to be done
in regard to furnishing us, the com
post rs, with copy. We have taken
the responsible ty to make such selec-
lions rs we thought proper, tut do
not intend to take the responsibility
Of writing the editorials. When the
editor lett, he placed in the hands OF
the carrier boy sealed note, ad-
trrs- Cd to a gentleman Of this dty,
who is supposed to have tue reqnlsit
qualifications for editor pro TEN. o.
course we did not know what was in
the note, Tut supposed that It would
have the EFF, CT to bri Z in some cd-
to,ial. Such, however, was not the
effect Of said note, ard We are COM
pell.d ether to write the editorial
ourselves, or put out the pa er with
out anv. Deeming the latter alter
n tive the bet for the readers OF the
Ledger, We adopt Il.
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CHANGE or EDITORS.

Tho Fort Madison Pnimaealer is
now edited by WILLIAM 7. STArB,
ESQ, he having succeeded JAMES d
EADs, E q, who had charge Of the
editorial department If tn At paper tor
more than . year prev GUS.
Tho new editor, 10 his sa'utatory,
says:
The principles Of the Raind al>r
" II continue as be et"fo,c, It ,iy
Democratic in all cases. In assum
ing the new duties aud rep, rs bill
ties Of our pcs in, ~e deem it not
wholly unbrcoming or improper t"
give our readers and pa''ons some
Little 'nkl ng # what 40 de.ire TO d.,
and hope to accomplish tor them and
oursslf.
Aud frst we trust we may never
hive It t.r = rcproach ,h.t so far a.
our ID lit e. lies W. should suffer the
old Plaindealer to descend from he
standard o1 morality and respectable
~, which It hs% always otta ned, u, l.
der tho watch and quad Of those who
have hereto ore controlled it.
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HERIFF'S SALE State Of Iowa. County
DOT Scott, In tho District Court Of Scott
County, State of Iowa.
BY virtue Of an Execution issued from tho
office Of the Clerk Of the District Court of
Scott ounty, state Of Iowa, in favor Of w.
Corurth L Co., and against 7. Yarwo d, VIM.
$. Collins, Burneli, Giilett / Co. and JOS,
Lambrtc, dated October 81, 1s5s, and to me
directed, commanding me that Of the goods,
chattels, stocks, or interest in any company.
debts due, property in the hands Of third per
ions, lands and tene nents which are not ex-
empt by law from execution, make Or cause
to be made the sum OF three hundred and nine.
ty.eight So inc 1898 SIS dollars with interest
and costs levied upon the following de.
scribed real estate in tho city of Davenport
Scott County, Iowa, to-wit:
The interest Of said defendant Gillet in
aAd to the excess over and above his home
stead in lots six 6] aud seven q in Block thir-
!ty-Gve 1851.
And hereby give public notice, that
shall offer for sale at public outcry, to the
highest and best bidder therefore 10 each. the
above described property, or 20 much thereof
rs will satisfy said debt, interest and costs, at
the door, o the Court House in the city Of
Davenport, Scott County, state Of Iowa ON
Sa urday, December Sd, 1859, a the hour Of
2 O'Clock, r. II. ofsaid day,
Dated October 81, A. ID. 1859.
H. LEONARD.
nov-2. ShE OF Scott Co :, Iowa.
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DAILy PAPER. Maj. Thomas A.
Magure and Col. J.hn g. q ven :
~" Of Csmsria'> noblemen - who r.
Gently went West, have turned up at
Davenport, Iowa. - editors and pub.
I,s''efs of the Daily Democrat and
Ne'es. We have seen = number Of
tho paper, and need only say that,
IN Appearance ., well as in matter, II
!. en'ifslv in keeping With the high
character VIII Oh Mrssru. N. l.. G
have heretofore sustained among the
people Of our State as editors aud
publ'shera. We wish them abund.
ant snccess.
:. >. II our friends should desire 10
exchange with The Alisghanian, We
will b. happy to accommodate them
mot e.ri'g 70 charge them the dit.
ference in price between their daily
and our weekly.
We inert the foregoing for the
che purpose Of apol"g xing to our Re.
publican ftisn'ls Of the Alleghnnian
for our oversight 10 not placing i,
upon our exchange list. Although
dGs'ing 10 political opin ons, We held
che editors none the less dear u
Gisnds. The regular weekly vists o.
H. Alle1kaRisN will ~ anziously
looaod los, . Ne elass il aosae th<
aelaia1s q en- saehaase.
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Even those who are in tho enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need to have

Even those who are in tho enjoyment of
perfect health frequently have need to have
recourse to tonic NJ preventative Of disease
We are never too vel! armcred against the as
saults of",hc i.is that flesh IL hei- to- Such
ar invigo n,.r they riay find in HOSTt.T-
TER'S klTTEr a. - medicine that cannot be
tsken regularly with' Mt giving Vitality and
elasticity to the .ystem. At this season, par
ticuiarly the strongest man is not proof against
the malaria, in certain sections Of the c. sntry.
In al cases Of fever ard ague, the BlrTRRs Is
more potent than any amount Of quinine, while
the most dangerous cases Of bilious fever
yield to its wonde- fnl properties. Those who
have tried the medicine will never use an
other, for airy Of the ailments which the Hos
LETTERS BirrERs processes to subdue. To
those who have not made the experiment, We
cordially recommend an early application to
the B.rrRRs. whenever they are stricken BY
disease Of the digestive organs.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere,
~ See advertiscme nj In another column
Nov TO Dec /.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-03

Some three weeks since we we're at
the t'oub of compiling for tho reads
ers If the Iowa >ta,e Journal al
abstract ( the census turns of this
State for the year 1859. 1t vas =
valuable article, or surely it would not
have been sto en- so extensively
Nearly or quite every news, aper il
Iowa has COPIED it and vet not one
has had the nagnsnim ty t. give u
the p oper cred t. SLa"e, brrthr.i.
Of the On II. We could | Ok 'v.r tn.
&c, that W neighbour OF the Citizen
shou' "a steal i; b Idly, t r stealing i
his galn- aud natnre; but s ci. a gen
ersl '"bb'rv. vs. !. ai!clI atcd. In
III. "Nutionai Den.okrat," (G"ina' J
W. tini !, credited t. the Dav, mp. 1t
Democrat. ii w.ler So 1t GOES
Ues Homes journal.
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Translated for the democrat 4 News.
THE LEAGUE OF FREEDOM TO
TIE kON->lAvE HOLDERS Or
TIE SOU IN.

We have rec ntly commu' ica'ed
the Abo tioni-t>' pl of Projected
or i'll r ality exi-tin, co"tedcr~cy.-
Equ,lly remarkable is an "Addre.s
t. the non avch. l,lcrs cf tie South"
which in connection with that ian,
Should be made known.
After It being shown in few short
points atic es) that i, is the duty OF
Ill, and the Interest Of non.tlsveh. Id
ers it, the slave states, to abol sh slav-
cry, the follow NJ means (,emed'es)
are recommended to them as the
most eflicaci"us Tor effcctusl)
l. "ro ignore and to despise the
authority aud the validity Of all the
corrupt and tyrannic~l political 'nsti-
tutio"s which the shareholders have
instituted, m order to have protection
Tor their crimes.
2. 80 axe in hand as soon as pos
sible, the political power in the state.
and then to PUNISH the holding of
-IHvcS ~ CUiuIc, &C.
3. "UntIl such a rev government
can be Instituted, to COTS der the
.lavts as f,ec men, aid justified pos
SCISSORS Of the property. winch they
have IN their hands frcm their mas
tiers, to assist them in Ill cffo'ts they
make t. obtain their liberty, be 1t
with cunning or by force, 10 have
them a. labore's, and to lay them
their wages, to sell them firearms,
aud to teach them how to use them,
to encourage them to take for them
selves the land which they Guilty. ate,
and also the harvest which they pro-
duce; in short t" ackno~ lie ige 10 ev.
cry way tina. thew are the lawful
owners Of the property, which they,
when justice il to re go, should OBJ.
tam rs i.d-mn'6cat'ou for the injuries
done to them.
: "ro firm vigilance committees
or leagues Of freed"m in every town.
snip, whose duties it should be to act
!" the place Of tho government, and
to let tie slaves have that inst re
which the pr cent 2 government refuses
70 give them. Particularly are sll
slave holders to be arrested, who str.ke
their slavea. to he brought before :