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EIliOI's Debates.
TNHE Debates in thu several State Conve ons
i on the adoption Of the Federal Constitution as
recommended by thu General Convention at philA-
delphia in 1887, together with the Journal Of the
Federal Convention, Luther Martins Letter,
Yates Minutes, Congressional Opinions, Virginia
and Kentucky Resolutions Of $3.50 and other IL
Illustrations of the Constitution in Ave volumes--
for sale at OGDEN, BRoWHELL h CO.'S
feb26d CRY Book STOLE
Parkyuss AbyssinIa.
r IFE IN ABfSSINTA-Being notes collected
IL during three years residence and travels in
that country, by Mansfield parkyns. For sale ut
OGDEN, BROW NELL co.'s
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FLOUR.
A SUPPLY Of "D,minion Rock and 3 Rapids =
- brands Flour, mate Of fail wheat, keut con-
stantly for sale, at mill prices BY
cLEiIIgKN, TAILOR a Co
Icpl4d Leyee.
MANILA HLAN Pine MrxIcan. SO ors- in
store, and for aiessry low, ty
A. j. WILKINSON
Sign Of the Goideu Eagle ana Mortar,
febod Us Main street.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
1859

1859. SEASON ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
y ST. LOUIS, So. PAUL
sTILLWATEK.
NORTHERN LINE PACKETS.
THE following swift and superior Steamers will
i compose this line for the present season;
CANADA, Capt. WARD.
MINNESOTA BELLE, Capt. HILL.
DENMARK, Capt. GRAY.
HENRY CLAY, Capt. STEVENSON.
PEMBINAW Capt. GaIYpIrH.
METROPOLITAN, Capt. kRoD.s.
WM. l.. SWING, Capt. GngxsE.
NOKTHERNER, Capt. AFFORD. e-
They win leave Keokuk, for St. Paul, on Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday evenings, and
for st. Louir on Tuesday, Thursdsy, Friday and
Sunday mornings.
This Line has been in successful operation for
the past year. and for regularity, omfort and per-
feet reliability has not been surpassed by any or
ganixaton on the Western Rivers, and hope to
merit continuance Of tho liberal patronage which
has been heretofore bestowed upon them.
For fre ght or passage apply to
BROWN, AUSTIN 4 CO., Agents,
Levee, Keokuk.
WARDEN 4 SHALER, Gen'l Agts., ST. Louis.
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Hartford Fire Insurance COmpa my,
or HARTFORD, CONN.

ASSETS, JANUARY 1, 1889.
SHARES. Pan VALUE nARr,r var
81 Hartford Bank Stock SIS 90 90 81, 40S 90
400 PhGnix 100000 100000
100 Conn Riyay Rank inS Corn.
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THR DIS Moisrs VALLEY WING il published
every Monday Mt this Office Is one ofthe eldest
papers In Io~a,snd has widely extended circu-
la'ion throughout the nes Moines Valley North
ern Missouri, and Western Illinois.
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Kentucky Opposition Convention

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 20.
The Kentucky Opposition Convention, Ex-
governor Letcher, President, met to.day.-
county in the State was represented.
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c. The Queen Of England 10 . grand
mother before she 10 forty years old.
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w hOl q a @ O. Err.
No. Ill Man-st.. I0k Tx
fJsHE undersigned, expecting to be absent from
1 keokuk about six months, has appointed w.
N.stannus his agent and attorney to attend to his
business.
A good supply of GROCERIEs and Pro.
VISIONS will be kept constantly on hand, as
cheap as ever WIN. STANNUS.
Feb. 20, '5o-d3m
AKANGEs AND LEMONS FOR SALEBY
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-02

From the profit and less account is to be deducted
the dividend Of &c., say $14O 600 declared on the
29th which will leave actual surplus Of $776 SO7,
Of which there is small item considered doubtful,
and included in the two items Of protested paper,
s3 45 and other assets Of various kinds Of $5l SIS.
The item of City Bonds is entered at the cost Of the
same. OF the bills receivable, it will be seen that
only 1894 1886 have over 80 days to rum There are
only s24 200 loaned pledge Of its stock. The ex
hibit is very satisfactory one. The profits of the
business of the bank for the last six months are 81
get, at the rate of II act annum. One feature
Of the Exchange business Of this bank is that its
operations confined to domestic inland bills, 30
that its business is at all times within the immediate
control Of its officers.
To keep up the record of the great cotton trade,
the following table Of figures Of the position and
amount of stock in Great Britain will serve:
Comparison of the Stocks at the Close of the Years
1857 and 1858.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-02

+ sUgAR. Market nfm, Win snlsu ~ .1.sat sss.n
hhdis., mostly II 6Sas3c. for fsir to fulfv y
NoLAssrs. Some $500 BIZ. hsse - - =
ac6saac nr Fern,entfno ma x1xsaas, 4. 1p,s,s ~
Choiee also soI n 9(, haIf blj. 4 saax1sess y
gallon. "a :. (
FLour. There vas 4 eood demsud. IN. - =
some 400 bbls. ~ which ia snneyNne I,,sS.n. q
IS 70. 10 and ason q. Tmis 4 q "a IN m .sd
I91 Fsncv Tna;,rs = II n a. r,,t,. n "a -
Choices Il Gafavett., = - = n
GxAm. 'cnsn -. n So~a ,.,r,.st ~,th -. ~
s74c., 800 It ssSaOc IEno WIT. v.I,o ~ vetvsa
at ~, 1900 In i've 10. 4 a.. and m, q lot.. &
95c.; also, on Monday. Inn -. y s,d nm 3
S0095c. y bushei. or Whe.t "a .scks f,raInsyv
sold at 95c., and 1853 IA "a VIVA. =, v,f,.4s
terms Oats were IN eood reonest LIN NJ. n
s7s casks Carolina st 7sc sol. Il thr. ~ 4 7.
14fD Canada n 7ac !. syd lgna ra..sss .-,- x
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-02
4th 01ltaus Bulb Grtsf.,t.
-. = N 81 a 4
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY :. ia5a.
Yen 0rItans Hloatv Nyrket.
carasss1 oy,.cs, Ee. 70 c.:sz -.

csEssssr ovrsc., No 70 Gasp ssvsss, 1
There was very little change observable In the
Money and Paper market to-day. The banks, though
flush, had as much offered q they desired outside
there were several transactions !; 457 500 Of paper
maturing in November and December next at the
rate Of ct, by one party, s4e0oo by another, and
divers other through various Dealers footing up
in the aggregate about $4,000, at rates varying
from sos 5ct; and We also notice sales Of good and
fair factors paper at the rate Of 7ect. per month,
according to sums and the wants Of the oneren. The
members Of the Bank Committee Of the Legislature
were among the banks today they looked pretty
sharp At the many piles Of eagles double eagles in
the vaults scrutinizng closely examining the varous
boxes, and two or three members, we observed, had
screwdriven in their hands, as though the examina-
tion should be one in reality, and that those NICE
squarelooking boxes, stored up 80 systematically,
should cry open sesame. There are in the vaults Of
the banks Of this city about sixteen millions Of dollars
in coin. II this coin wasip gold dollars, II could not
be counted by the Bank Committee, working the
business hours Of each day, In nine mswtks. How
ever, we know toleraby well that the amount Of coin
called for by the statements Of the hanks is in the
respective vaults, and believe the report Of the
Joint Committee will confirm the good position Of the
banks.
The Exchange market opened languidly this morn
ing, with drawers according to the offers Of yesterday
for domestic bills. We note sales Of sight drafts on
New York and Boston at discount, and special
names at II; the banks appeared to obtain al they
desired at these figures, one days sight 1t 1915
discount also sold sixty days sight was taken 1t
II a IL discount and round Of 70 days date at
H. This is wise precaution in taking date drafts
during these times Of mail Irregularities. We also
note sales Of 45 days date ct II discount. The
counter rate for checks was steady at discount.
Sterling fell off to-day from to |. Large dealers
refused several offers to-day at l0sl OF document
bills the supply increased and satisfactory names
were taken at lO7s@le7l, though the range was
107s to lo74 and 1919. There were sales of clear
bills at los, l0sf 1854 and l0st in moderate sums
but large dealers declined paying over 1Os@l0si.
In francs we only heard Of some small transactions
at 5.25 to $40.
The Stock market was quiet; there were sales Of
one hundred shares Bank Of America at 1904 fffty
shares Mechanics and Traders Bank new stock at
10la a few shares Of Bank of New Orleans at the
same; 100 shares Mechanics and Traders' Bank at
10l. Most bank shares are high enough at this
time. Bonds quiet one hundred shares Opelousas
Railroad were sold on private terms, and twenty
shares Southern Steamship Company at 9s.
General Condition Of the Louisinna State Bank ON
Saturday, the 18th January, 1853, 5553
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-02

y9Au old .hd under, ffee those over three
III " 70 we've years Old hafpnce; ali twelve year, cd
family tickets n PACKAGES Of twenty-five can be bed Al N.
wee ssas o. ne line c the road pack
The ompsSy W uo arr nse at redneed rate
sess o. ~ snds 70 every place with which they have connsc-
fecessng hon OF delivering at the domc patros
,La,.. T. 3. WILLIAMS
lszA " Mater Of Trans poytafinn e
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-02

KITTRED DGE d FOLSoM
~ ~ Gate Ben Kittredgs 4 Co.. Importers of Guns
aud Sporting Apparatus In oil its branches
Xv& Wholesale and retal dealersi IN American Rifles
Pistols and Firearms Of every variety, So 81
VCharles street, st Charles Hotel New
orlesns. and ia Msin street. Cincinnati Ohio
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-02
8ebiths of the Alarktts.

8sbiem Of tgs Darktts.
CsEscENr OrncE. No 10 Camp street 1
Wednesday, Feb 2, 1859.
C0TToN. ;. The market wore a dull and dropping
appearance yesterday, very few buyers coming for
ward, and the sales being confined to about 1900
bales. Prices more irregular, but mostly showing
decline of fully 4c. y ID. We now quote
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION: .s
oss,as.; asss aaissl'as sdaas 1ls
aood ~, @lS Middlins @i2
~ Aiau'n3. losseDioI
srAfHMNr OF COTTON.
Stock on hand lst September. bales S0443
heceived since 243,7l6
Neceaveo lUlb4-l
k1poss .inss 7so
Stock on hand moi cleared. 48klOe
TOBACCO. About 200 hhds. were sold, including
"a and % at 8, 10 and u at Sic; a Clarksyile
at &c; 20 at Tic; 10 At 10; at ssc,; and At
l04c. y n.
sFA1ErxNF or 1oBAcOO.
Seek % han1 let 6eptsbss las hhds ol
Eecetseo nnoe >. Fl
hecslyeo YESTERDAY sAl s711
s,7ss
Exported yestsrdsy 000- HOS
Stock on hand not ceslsd. 2aesl
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-02-02
ljaN
66s 1855. 1850.
=! =. ~ - NEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT
NORTHERN RAILROAD

Express,
Omce In the Railtosd Building Camp street opnos,.. T.
w" psansreo VII deliver in Of city Bag
sss. specle Hank Notes, Jewery, etc., received
no nsosd or otherwise, mhy be entrusted to III 6r
g forward the same With and dispatch to any
poRt on he grest Northern Railroad the Southern Rsrosd
OF ne Central Rsrosd receiving them ior that pur
individuals ' " e te'i"s"ce' oi onaces Oh
On New Orleans the Baggage Master will 70
nrougn the Train and receive the and address o III
wishing hs Baggage to their hotel or residence
In charge Of the baggage Master ~ p-ssN
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR FREIGHT:
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is
ID sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa,
in favor Of Finley. Burton 4 Co.. and against
ments of r. w. Wright and Lindley Abel,
have levied upon the following described prop
erty, viz -
Lots Two and Three in Block Nineteen, in
Stoughton IL Mcclure s Second Addition to the
village of Independence, and Lot Four in
Block Three, in the village of Independence,
in said county and State aforesaid.
All the right, title and interest of R. W.
Wright in and to the said property as above de-
scrbed. l will offer for sale, at Public Auction,
at the door of the Sheriff Office, in the village
Of Independence, on Saturday, the 23d of July,
A. u. 1853, between the hours of Nine O'Clock
A. M and -Four o'clock p. NJ Of said day, to
the highest bidder. to satisfy said execution
and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN. Sheriff.
Sherffs Office, Independence. Iowa,l at
June 18th, 1889. fl3-lt
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Exciting News from Europe.

~ AS will be seen by Geographic
reports in another column, another battle
has been fought in Italy, and proves to
have been more sanguinary than any
that has heretofore taken place. 1t was
fought on the plains of Lombardy. near
Milan, and resulted in the defeat of the
Austrians. who. it is reported. bad some
$4,000 men killed and wounded and
about 1000 taken prisoners. The French
represent their own loss at 5000 killed
and wounded. Milan is represented as
being in state of instruction, the Aus
TRANS having been compelled to evacuate
the town and castle precipitalely. leaving
their cannon and treasure behind them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23
sHERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of and under the seal of the
District Court of Delaware county, Iowa, in
favor of S. c. Dermot, and against the lands and
tenemcnts of Benoni p. Pratt-The following
described property, viz -
The Northeast Quarter and Southeast Quar-
ter of Section Eight. Northwest Quarter Sec
ton Nine and Northeast Quarter Section Sew
enteen. all in Township Eighty ight North of
Range Ten, West, in Buchanan county, Iowa.
Which will offer for sale, at Public Auction,
at the door of the Sheriffs Office, in the village
of Independence, on Saturday, the 23d day
of July, A. d. 1859, between the hours of Nine
O'Clock A. M. and Four O'Clock p NJ. of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Independence, Iowa,l
June 20, 1859. $3.50 [I4-4t
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State Of Iowa. T. - ,o.' carer
BUCHANAN COUNTY.
VIM. MARTIN, AS SHERIFF,) In District Court of
VS.. Buchanan County,

VS.. ; Buchanan County,
VIM. D. HUNTINGTON. Iowa. ilal,. M.
To WIN. d. HUNTINGTON SIN Y on
are hereby notified that there is now on file in
the office of the Clerk of the District Court of
Buchanan county, Iowa, a petition of William
Martin, claiming of you Ninety-Five and 80
100 Dollars, as money justly due him from you
on promise made by you to him during the
year 1887, to indemnify him as Sheriff of Blu
chanan county, Iowa, for attaching two horses
on n Writ of Attachment issued out of and
under the Seal of the Clerk of the District
Court of Delaware county, Iowa, in favor of
Wm ID. Huntington, and against the goods
and chattels lands and tenements of Thomas A.
Davis and D. Marvin. And that unless You
appear on or before the morning Of the Second
day OF the next term Of the District Court, TO
be holden at Independence in and for said
county, Judgment will be rendered against YOU
for the full amount of plaintiff s claim, with
interest and costs of suit. And You are also
notified that your property is attached to secure
said claim. WILLIAM MARTIN, Pltff.
Per JED LAKE, his Atty.
STATE OF IOWA1 trg j..
Buchanan County. Be it Remembered, that
on this 10Th day of April, 1859, the above
cause being called, and it appearing that there
has not been legal service had on the defend
ant, VIM. ID. Huntington, Of the tendency of
this cause, it is ordered by the Court that the
cause be continued to the September Term of
this Court, for the year A. D. 1859 and that
notice of the tendency of this suit be published
according to law in the Buchanan County Guar
dian, newspaper published in said county
and State. EDWARD BREWER, Clerk.
14-4t) BY E. B. OLDER, Deputy.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is,
ID sued out of and under the seal of the.
District Court of Buchanan county, Iowa. in
favor of Richard Campbell, and against the
goods and chattels lands and tenements Of
Eugene W. Rogers and William Rowan, l have
levied upon the following described property,
viz:
The East half of the Northeast quarter of
Section Fifteen in Township Eighty seven,
Range Eight West of Fifth P. NJ, in Buchanan
county, Iowa.
Which property as above described, I will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door Of
the Sheriff's office, in the village of lndepen-
dence on SATURDAY, the 23d day of July
A. d. 1859, between the hours of Nine o'clock
A. NJ. and -Four o'clock P. M. of said day. to
the highest bidder. to satisfy said execution
and costs. WILLIAM MARTIN, Sheriff.
By HENRY EDGCOMB, Deputy
Sheriff Offic., Independence, Iowa,(
June Is, 1853. Hat
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS
ID sued out of and under the Seal of the
District Court of Buchanan County, Iowa, in
favor Of Alexander Thomas, and against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements of
Benjamin Little, have levied upon the follow
ing described property, viz:
The Northeast quarter of the Northeast quar-
ter OF Section Seventeen, in Township Eighty
eight Range Seven, West of Fifth P. NJ. in
Iowa.
Which property as above described, will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the
door of the Sheriff's Office, in the village of
Independence, on SATURDAY, the 23d day
of July, A. d. 1859, between the hours Of Nine
O'Clock A. M. and Four o'clock p. Nj. of said
day, to the highest bidder, to satisfy said exc
cution and costs. WIN. MARTIN,
Sheriff.
Sheriff S Office, Independence, Iowa,l
June 2lst, 1859. Hit
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23
NOTICE.

4 LII PERSONS OWING DELINQUENT
IN interest to the School Fund Of Buchanan
county, will please take notice, that in addition
to the penalties affixed by law, when the inter-
est shall have remained delinquent six months
Cor on the first of July next), it becomes the
duty of the county Treasurer to report the same
to the District Attorney, for collection, by fore
closure Of the mortgaged property.
Notice is thus given, as 1t is possible that
some persons owing delinquent interest to the
School Fund may not have noticed the enact
ments of the last Legislature regarding this
matter. w. G. DOMAIN,
Treas. Buchanan Co., Iowa.
Independence, June Is, 1859. (l3-4t
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A DEMOCRATIC PREACHER.-The Dav
export Gazette thus nails a blatherine
Democrat who has been preaching tt
Iowa Republicans as to their political du
ties:
COL" Louis Schade will be recol
lected by many of our German friend:
here as one of the editors of the Nohono
Democrat at Chicago. After disgrac ing
himself, paper, and the community, he
was kicked out of his position. He ha:
at last popped up in Iowa. and is the self
appointed guardian of Republican Ger
mans in this State Bah No respect
able German citizen would touch hin
with ten foot pole, except to break hi:
head.
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The Marietta Erpress Of the 18th.
states that the Trustees of the State Ag-
ricultural College have located it in Har-
din county. The Express says that on
the first informal ballot the vote stood as
follows Hardin. 4; Polk, A; Marshal,
g.; lama, 1; Jasper, /. After the first
ballot the Trustees resolved to throw out
the three counties receiving the least
number of votes, and in thus doing, the
fight was left between Polk and Hardin
counties, and after considerable balloting
the Trustees finally decided upon Har-
din county. The site chosen is said to
b G near Eldora.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23
Flax Culture.

Eg The Dubuque San, of the 18th,
has an article on this subject, and urges
upon the attention of the farmers of this
State the remunerating character of this
crop. We have all the reasons for man
ufacturing flax-rope, coarse linen, and
linseed oil here, that we have to induce
us to establish other manufactures. These
articles we are compelled to import, as
well as others, and they help, at present,
to drain our means into foreign channels,
and to keep US impoverished If our
farmers would commence the cultivation
of the crop, they would doubtless soon
have u home market-would soon find
some one ready to erect mill to work
it up. That it grows well here we know,
for we saw small patch of it, few
days ago, in this county, growing finely.
1t is cultivated to some extent in the
southern portion of the State, and with
great profit. In Plattville, Wisconsin,
there are mills for the manufacture of
this crop, and the Grant County Herald
gives some facts in connection with the
subject that may prove interesting. 1t
says:
Half bushel will seed an acre.
The product of seed from an acre is
10 to IL bushels, of flax straw about one
ton. Only about GOO acres of ground
are in flax this year within the bounds Of
Platville oil mills-not half enough to
keep the mills running. The quantity
of land in flax should be / 200 to 400
acres to keep the oil and lint mills run
ming the year round.
The effect of flax upon land is about
the same as other crops Of quick growth,
as corn, oats, DC.
The raising of flax for successive years
is not more impoverishing on land than
of corn or oats.
Flax is the best crop for mellowinc
the ground, and for following with wheat
is specially recommended.
Three successive crops OF max nave
been raised from the same ground with
out percepibly diminishing the produc-
tiveness.
Mr.. James Prideaux, of Little Grant,
had 20 acres in flax last year, the pro-
duct Of 10 bushels of seed Mr.. Moore
paid him $445 for his crop.
The ropes and Irvine of Pla.ville man
ufacture are superior to any we ever saw
for strength and uniformity. The oil is
of pure linseed, and dries about as well
without the usual boiling process as any
other oil does with it. The oil meat,
costing $l.0O per 100 lbs, is preferred
to any other for COW feed and is cheaper
than mill stuffs Of corn meal, shorts or
bran-so considered by those who have
long used it.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-06-23

world for negroes, but Africa, and the
only scheme of colonization that we
would ever favor, would be to that land
of their origin"
Colonization is part of his plan, but he
don't want the negroes colonized on this
continent, for he wants it all for white
men; he sees no way to do but to send
them to Africa, but in previous par
agraph states that he has considerable
doubt as to the propriety and success of
colonizing them there" The absolute
conditions which he requires he seems to
regard as impossible, and yet says he is
in favor of emancipation. He might as
we'll say that he was in favor of them all
going to Canada, but in order to reach
that country, would insist that thew
should row up the cataract of Niagara.
We confess our surprise that Mr.
HEDGES should take the position he has
He believes, as a christian, in the unity
of the race. He believes the negro to
be brother-the offspring, equally with
himself, Of the first pair. He believes
that the black has soul-that he is des.
tined, like himself, for heaven or hell
And yet the editor would not allow him
the privilege Of working out his destiny
untrammeled, in closer proximity to him
self than Africa. AS soon as he would
come closer than this our friend would
have him put in bonds-subjected te
slavery. He seems never to think of the
negroes natural rights. He talks of the
Shareholders rights, calls these fellow
creatures the Shareholders property, and
seems to sympathize with the latter wher
the slave escapes to freedom We say
we wonder how our friend can recognize
the right to enslave being whom he ex
poets will stand his equal before the
throne of God. Or does he expect tina
the same distinctions will be made here
after that he would have made here
that there will be a heaven for the negro
and another for the white ? If not, and
he and the negro stand equal in the ewes
OF Jehovah, how can he so deliberately
weigh the pretensions of the STAKEHOLDER
and talk of his rights of property in ;
brother? 1t seems to us that he has nc
right to recognize such pretensions, and
if opposed to slavery, is utterly inconsis
tent when he processes so much regard
for the shareholders interests.