, 1859-11-28
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hn+ ;1;.,s,r.rs - so,,,;,,, r,,,,,e.s yoar1,r
re,e e1n;.r,,;on IN tne s,utt has 1,ccomo 1ess
wb,,c IN Uest hox lyon cr.ot,v nrot,,ed hv
absorbing rc,,,v ali of;t MT oniv has en,;.
e,r,,;on =, the s,,,t3 ,,cer7r reo sd ,t f,r .hc
list j l,z., rears tlcrs has lpcn n ,nre,, cm;sr,.
t;o. from nil tho Northern Slave s,s,cr tn tin
f-oa N,r,1.vcs, r,,aror;s;n~ ,,,,,,, ,,on
will free and noble osnir,tionx canno, .ni3uro
tho degrading srr1vilitv which ,,.e s,avc 1oxcr
inpcs,a. Aud les;des GcI;n, ,,,,,, tin desire
apd tho necessity for persona1 c.ert;on ,},er
would not degrade themselves by competition
with the ue,r,. Prudent G,,hcra would M,
rear .lois suuil;es amia 1l,e cpeyya,;nc aid tno
Oxen debas;ng influences Of slavery, aud uenc.
I'll over the Northwest The natives Of Ill tue
Nos;heru siays States ure aa,onr mir INNS, in.
te1Iiusat and nr;,>n,ro,,s c;,f,ens
Is soou as the o,o.o iute},;,ent n.,on}o of t,,e
South i.ye had time 10 rrasct upon the lessons
.. .,l,o Turner's Fsrr ,ryrcdy. there eau be
n, dou;,t tin, o,,;rr,,;o, fr,m ,n,t .,,,;o,, nil,
noa il s ra,;alv iacr,ss,,.. r,,;o nj, ;nhsx
ran. Weakness of :so,,hop, soc;a., :, md ,,o
dau..rs to u,,;c,, ,}f mr., tne,o nrrosed will
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~ ~, s''' 4eea e'en 10 A1'''o '"e'.s'
49,. ,u0 o4'.A - e'os'as:9 s'o"'ns Do''
<,,n $500. M ss. W. w., - r.a =,
o st.i'4ass ~, ~ .ae ~" = va 1A"e' 'na'
''7 '4D4 " As"'1 ".e
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~ ."'e' e'17's WAL "e'A
''''' - .ae "eo Do''h"es' ,...,...
s "A''s .s Sa' aAsl VI 1t'' "l'te ruiz,
s'~". '!oi' fHg'n'h' tonst oo s1''nula!eo
~ u'e 7a'Pefs fe7y e'aeeoF' tno' o. tnc
o'acA 'acs oas alFeaa3 commenced. we hear
'aas uoan'eas :" s'a'es af' sent oou'o og
t'o'' o"as't, "'o 4'o ~ co1S'on. anu taor'al
's :. a'oa'e' iDs"'''s''', Aao presence
'4'u ''s'4''.' y '"e Ds' s'aaefs 1f'sa'Fa LUG
p''' aa'e'es. "1,a seotes u 'oe" ~ 'eas =" pe-
'as so'u 'os 'he sou's'e'n flce ne'os, are neelng
as ';f 'oe's lives 'o~afds inc North star.
l "e u1ue''z1ouna fau'oao was never ao'ng g.
large 4 hus'ness-
Feor old John Brown'a crazy effort to free
few slaves at HaFper's Ferry is therefore likely
to have very serious effect upou the pros.
psrity Of Virginia. Her aristocracy, her cner-
gallo young mcn' and her poo- slases each find
good and sufficient ztasoss 70 escape from the
Old Dominion. That this stampede mustaaect
her industrial and soSial welfare there can bc
no question. Thaa it must become moro wide
spread aud etItctiro as time rolls onward is
e4aaay p'a'.' "au e1pe''ehce ano Oil SOUND
reasoning point - but ssn:le 1emcdy-enan.
ciPation. That accomplished iu Virginia the
eoa'rovon*y will te transferred to North Caro-
l'na' ana thus onward till freedom shall roien
triumphant irotn the St 17wreacs TO the Gulf
o. Mexico 1nen Inc sou'" can bopc tot per-
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