Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-12-07
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 Dr. s. G. Howe, the Boston abolitionist, who was mixed up with the late invasion has concluded to go abroad. His compeer, the negro, Fred Douglass, tried to excuse his running away, but Howe owns up and says:
 | "l am told by high legal authority, that Massa chusetts isso trammeed by the bonds of the Unon that, as matters stand, she cannot or dare not, protect her citizens from such forcible extradton; and that each one must protect himself, as he best | may. Upon that hint l shall act; prelerring to torego anything rather than the right free thought and free speech.'
 A San Francisco paper gives the copy of a letter received by a firm in &at city from customer in the interior. It is in reply to dun. The correspondent says:
 Sonora, October 3l, 1859. DEAR MAJoR:-
 give thee all have no more
 Though poor the offering be; I'll send the rest, when 1 collect
 The money due to me.
 Yours truly, P. S.-Sl00 enclosed.
 A very prominent abolitionist in BostO, is and was George Burnham. In consilS eration of his negro loving propensite George was made liquor agent in Mass chusetts. While these liquors were in hs charge he concluded to turn an honest peri ny by adulterating the liquor. He is nOt in jail, having refused to submit his book to examination by legislative cemmitte Before George was exalted he had gaines some notoriety as fowl fancier aud deal4 in shanghaies, cochin chinas, dorkings an; other fancy breeds of chickens. With wha skill he carried on that trade let the follow ing letter to him show:
 "GEoRGE BURNAM-iIore'n veer ago cent twenty SIX dollers in a letter for coshia chl "A chickns, and yu sed tha was peffeck pure bluiT and yu lade yerSeit lybe to a Sute of prose kusf for letin such dam stuff go intu yur y4d, or oa'N It either. bred them orl by thealselIs and neg had no uther cockrill on my place. and no cheeted me like the devil an yu no it ?. The # lot of chickns gut was awl ,cite as snobalis, bq didn't sa nothin, cause why? wat did want tu fokes no ide bin fuled and suckt in oy q Gontemtl ~yanky, for sed nothing and keptshauy, ana Sl to IL that gut em to breed wite fou. oa' oii-Gaq Ment people shu1ent larf at me, s8SS 61uGi1lnoD the mex lot of chickens got was biacs 6tack, Geo. Burnham-bred out of yur F imported premium stock, that yu an thd papers ced was pure bludds. checked on em quickern scdtt-wen found yude bin thare thin guess you Whd not more'n ten thowsen more fouls to ch with after idle gut holt on your desat sx tell yu wot think on~s you. VII shud take to sum onest impoment drawin express Waggin or sorring wood considered gentle mean Compaired wit now be. everybody nose how yu ar che( Gougin and bleedin the pubick, an yur ma wnse'n ole Hen-cupe enny how spos you stud talk to enny kline of onness sort o git a Twin it ud kill yu dunn quick, coz yu to It, and that wud sery yu rite yu cheetin9 onprinsipled nave go ahed. sud long as Yu can. tha wunt fine yu out fer d and yu can maik sum considerable more Monty of the fatts, yit. yu thort yude suckt me, sP well own up yu did. yu gut twenty six doIiel my monny, an i spose yu chucked about It, sai yu did Wen yu stuk them rotten aigs onto bill ner. don't you wish idle pade the pos on this letIe Yule git wus wun mex time. ii Tn haist B. F L- Poss Skrip.-P. s. i seen in the boston l yesterday that you Lade six aigs oAQ'he edf table, inchis long and inchs Round' was put in that paper Spnse sose you cud cel, yu ma pool wull over thair ies But yu don't ,~1 l don't bleeve yu ever lade aig i'll yWn n,f Hombugg go to he devl gorge Burnam'
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