The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-10

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soD and The Deity a. The aass consecra.ed Q H.
from e pulpit orS. . has been preached against say
and The preachers the women and the free negroes
IH' Governed by tina. high Integrity aad true
morality which teach men and nations 70 respect he rights
the souh has po only submitted these assaus but has
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dssroyng her Own and her PEG
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last BY Puraus and pocsna At the North
to Y. our soil steal our and murder people,
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proclaim among Other dcnunea.iops NS ceoperaoa with
20 afaon with them II seciety patronage slavsLo
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ss,e New York. and sixty Northern msmbers Of
and have subscribed their But daring
and endesvor them rebellion while they sssa
in The night with the rife and the torch
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cried against the government o. Great Britain and
proclaimed eternal separation from IT. because employed
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with us By The ties Of inerss. and well
than the Indian eve, Wased and WHY Not because
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productions ecae seamen were
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pursue in fire and blosd vowing strip Of
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our assans endesyor cloak under the preence Of phi
cs5nsS an s mild and a,d
and crime and is the most disgusting mockery hypocrisy
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and bloodsaned mderers and assassins do its Nor
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an srs s ~ Power
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lie sought Abolish therefore,
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paed and remained in The South the whole q them
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for unhapPly he The black republican, The
either Be driven into some form Of slavery made
though that they will be disappointed Against such foes
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organizing her for the encounter when comes and we
saEf 'ss L ss1s e for chief he aas d s
Welding q S zee By
msnt and Of cour.e welding 4 agaps. From Them
Infamous plans for destruction and we shall have the
ARMY and TIC navy % the Union unless the
penalties Of treason 70 avoid tbs sin Of frarde pray
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with the other southern States and
TO such burthens upon coming from any Of the
states above mentioned as will eventually drive them from
s. To provide for refng the arory renewing the ma
TO provide tina. tamperng with slaves with view 70 in
duce them to abscond shall he punishable by death and that
person accused Of amperng with slaves and advising them
seious language approving abolition slavery
e ws SS snd jury
That the citizens of the Safes before mentioned shall
ezens osher states Who shall enter into com
bDaon anywhere stimulate others to enter into combna
o. To- interfere In any with her aaves shall
and i not surrendered that reaa,ory may be
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the state which they
laws suppress all attempts at abolition.
To provide for calling Convention of all the Southern
States and the election Of delegates to it. for the purpose
preparing concerted action by the Southern States
T. That States rom which John Brown and his associates
came be required TO reimburse Virginia all the
stoned ~ the ncursion at Harpers Ferry that the govern
ment OF the United States be required TO do so.
The constitution, reported by the committee was
adopted with some slight modification.
Before any action was taken with regard to the memo
rial the association adjourned, to meet again early
day.
Commerce Of Boston and Charlestoyvn.
The following is statement Of the value Of imports and
exports of goods, wares and merchandise during the
month Of November, 1867
Imports. Va,sH
Dutiabe, entered for consumption 81 97l 37l
Dutiabe, warehoused Observation-Disclosures. 500, 1854
FREQ, exclusive OF specie and bulon) .... 1Iq1 O36
Specie and bullion. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Total imports. So sO5, 81
Exports Value.
Domestic merchandise. ................. S7S2, Ito
Foreign merchandise, dutiablc. ........... lO63oO
Foreign merchandise, free. 82,735
Specie and bullion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 432,S45
Total exports. 81 40, $50