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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01
South Carolina.

AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. 30.-The South Caro-
lima legislature met on Monday. The Gov
ernor's message relates chiefly to state affairs.
He recommends, in case of the election of a
Republican president, the cooperation of the
southern states in defence of their institutions.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A'A- WEALTH OF MAssAGHusETTs.- Worcester, S., No
yemhrr %, lS59.-HENItY CHAPLIN. Esquire Judge of
Probate and Insolvency in and for said County Worces-
ter has issued warrant against the estate of MICHAEL
CARNEY of Worcester in said County aforesaid trader,
member of the late firm OF NJ Carney d Co.. an Insul-
vent Deblor and the delivery of any property belong
ing TO said usolvcnt debtor and the
erty by him. are forbidden by law
meeting of the creditors Of said nsolvent debtor will
be held at Court of Insolvency, at Worcester the
thirteenth day of December next, O'Clock in the
forenoon for the proof of debts and the choice
signee assignees
n30 n9t NF' Nessanoer
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For WaShinptnn

BosToN, Nov. 30.-Messrs. Wilson and
Sumner of this state, Washburn, French and
Morse Of Maine, c. c. Washburn of Wiscon-
sin, and Owen Lovejoy of Illinois, left this
city to-day for Washington.
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Steamar Sunk.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3O.-The steamer Lake
City, hence for Arkansas, sunk at Carondelet,
six miles below here, last evening. Valued
atsS15,000. Insured in Pittsburg, Pa, for
$1,000. Cargo badly damaged.
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Notitrs.
TOHN BROW WIS FAMILY
A Meeting Of Sympathy and Aid.
CIT Z H ALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 2, 1859

81 have at home lin North Elba, Essex County " Y
wife and three young daughters the youngest but little
over ve years old the oldest nearly sixteen have also
two daught law, whose husbands have fallen near
me here. There is also another widow, Mrs. Thompson
whose husband fell here. have middle aged SON who
has been, in degree. cripple his childhood
who would have as much as he could well do to
living He has not enough to clOhe himself for the win
ter comfortably John Brocn's Letter to Lydia Maria
Child.
The people of Worcester and vicinity svmpathising
with the fanny of John Brown, in their poverty and dis
tress invited to assemble at the City Hail. in Worces
ter, Friday Evening Dec. 2, at O'Clock hear ad-
dresses from several gentlemen who will speak the
cason.
The meeting will be asked to appoint Committee to
receive such subscriptions and funds may be rendered
for the object. d3t. n30
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-01

Or, THE PEARL OF THE DESERT.
The NEW DIRK MERCURY is sold by all newsme,
and booksellers throughout the country.
CALDWELL SOUTHWORTH, & WHITNEY,
PrOprictors, % Spruce street, New York
n29 dltNwt ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14

Weeks receipts, s24 bbIs. and ties. and 1sa kegs.
Exports equal to IL ,se5 kegs
BAGGfNG AND BALE RorE. Kentucky Baooino
is quoted at 124@15c u yard for Hand and Power.
loom. There has been very fair demand for India
at and l3c per yard some 1900 bales having
been sold at this range. In Bale Rope some large
transactions have taken place at GAG7Ac for Hand
spun, and 7307lc u b. for Machine made the sales
embracing some $500 coils.
GUNSY BAGS. We have noticed sales Of some
400 bales Of Light to Heavy and Extra Heavy at a
range of 10@1la and 12c.
RICE. Occasionally we hear of some small lots
selling at 404lc q Ii for Good to Prime Carolina.
COFFEE. -. With a limited demand, and but
little change in prices, the sales Of the week have
Ordinary, ll0llac for Fair to Good Fair, and 11a0
l2c q fb. for Prime and Choice.
WHISKY. There has been a moderate demand,
about l5000Dls00 bbs. Rectifed were sold at range
mostly Of 27@2sc p gallon.
Weeks receipts, 1880 bbls-Exports, 537.
SALT =. Liverpool has been selling from second
hands at soc for Coarse and 81 90 for Fine at the
warehouse, and 95@sl 90 for Course, and 81 l06a
81 Is y sack for Fine delivered free Of drayage.
CANDLES. I'VE quote Star at l7@19 and zoe
q D for good brands of Light to Full Weight, with
sales Of 200 to 300 boxes at this range.
LINE. Some small lots of Eastern have been
sold at 81 6o@s1 65.
TALLow. :. The last sale reported was $50 bbls,
City Rendered at loo y ID.
NAVAL STORES. =. The receipts of Spirits Turpen.
tine have been rather light, and we noticed only q
few sales at 5l@523c 3 gallon. Rosin has been in fail
demand at 81 40@sl As for Common, 81 s0@$l Is 70,
No. 2, and 81 5o@s5 90 q Dbl. for No. l to Choice
Virgin Dip.
Oils. -. We quote Lard Oil at S5@90c. q gallon
with small sales at that range. Cotton Seed at 81
@7oc. for Crude, and 75@soc y gallon for small
lots Of Clarified. Southern Oil Co.'s Oils are selling
at 75c for Machinery, SOC tor Deck and Paint, and
zoe y gallon for Gas Oil.
HIDES. .Attakapas have been selling on the
levee at range of ls@16ac y b. for Dry Sailed
and Flint. We quote Mexican Flint at 2o@2lc TO,
Heavy and Light.
FREIGHTs. During the greater part of the week
the market has been dull, and the ruling rates 70,
small lots shipping to Liverpool has been 7-32dS Id
though most of the business has been done at 732d
The engagements of the week comprise ship fol
Leghorn at $40 90 for tobacco; one for Bremen also
to load with tobacco at 27s. Cd. y hid and two OF
three for Bordeaux at $40 90 per 1000 for slaves.
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
- NEW ORLEANS, JACK.
son AND GREAT NORTHERN

Uurng the continuance OF the Bonnet Care
eS ana freight will be transported between New Orleans
Ea9 ManchHc Bridge t7 miles from New Orsans) by the
trains OF the Carrolton Railroad the
shere is no interruption =
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Carroton Rail
road depot Tvo Circle six O'Clock In the morning.
twenty minutes six in the afternoon returning New
risans will arrive At the Depot at Tiso Circle eight o'clock
IN Ihenornng and the same hour 10 the event x.
The trains for Kenner will leave ke depot foot Gal
hope street at A. NJ and M Returning, will leave Ken
ner at IS A. NJ and 4:45 NJ Freight for this station will
g eoeyd at the depot from p ~ until $50 r. NJ
Fare 40 cents each way.
Freight for Manchae and stations above will be received daily
at Tivoli Circle ndt,l 5P. NJ ~
No freight will be received unless consigned parties i'd
ing at the established sta ions the line Of road or lis CON
necons. " - "
will be by the foregoing that passengers and freight
viii be transported without interruption and that CONNECTIONS
with other roads will be made regularly heretofore.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14

JEFFERSON CRY. M.y H. 1882
The arrivals of ordinary Cattle were copious, and
an ample supply of Hogs Sheep and Veal Cattle con-
tnues on sale in an easy market for purchasers. The
supply of fine Western Beeyes is limited, and several
sales were at l24c y ID net.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14

Iron,
ENGLISH BAR, HOOP, SHEET, ANGLE. SCROLL. OVAL
HALF OVAL AND HALF ROUND.
Iardnc ex.ship Chmborora from Liverpool and in store
for sale by the Subscribers, w:
3Ns tons ENGLISH BAR IRoN-Assorted, Round, Square
and Flat.
so tons ENaL. sH EAR IRoN-Re6ned Assorted, Round,
Square and Flat
1909 bundles HOOP IRONS to finch.
So :. SHEET IRON-Nos. 10 II.
$40 bars ANGLE IRON-ll4 to inch.
500 handles SCROLL IRoS-a a. u e. inch, by u to 4,
loo bundles Half Round, Oval and Half Oval IRON.
PRIEsTLEY BEIN,
my9 MoThSSatf s9 and 81 Camp street.
OLD RYE HHISkY-.5 Usls superior qpatily, in
aa3 s. JONES CO., ~ Sravsr street.
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Children three years old under ree three
flilfsre. "
Family tickets IN PACKAGES Of twenty be had II the
once OF the Master az transportation Merchants whose FAM
hes reside the line Of road procure pack
ages Of twenty live for their personal reduced rate
The prepared to forward Goods and Pack
aes Of all kinds place with which they have
6on receiving from delivering the doicl OF patrons
T. s. WILLIAMS,
AN Master Of Tran.po-tstion.
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gtbith of TIE HIarkets fur Dast @tek.

Saturday, May il. 1859
The produce market has been somewhat excited
during the past week, under the influence of the
cent advices from Europe and Flour, Grain and Pro-
visions have shown an advancing tendency in prices
In Cotton however the business has been of limited
character and the rates have considerably declined
the market generally being in an unsettled condition.
and quotations out of the question during the greater
part of the time. In Tobacco Sugar and Molasses,
moderate business has been done. Freights contin-
ued dull and the rates have been raised for shippers
Advices from Europe to the Goth ult. have been
ceived during the week by the steamers Anglo-Saxon
Adelaide and Persia raport;po q f,rtbor decl;,a in
= =
the rates for Cotton at Liverpool and Havre. The
safes lor the week IN the former market embraced
30 900 bales of which GOO vere nm specplatjop and
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Messrs. Palfrey & Co. will sell at auction to-mor-
row Saturday a variety of bank shares insurance
scrip and bonds.
The periodical decline in business operates as usual
in the uncurrent money branch of finance and trade.
The offerings of the issues of distant bank notes have
been very limited this week. All kinds and grades
purchased on Camp street at some rate oranoher
At the same time, have to observe that deal
ers in uncurrent money evince at all times more
liberal disposition than is often found in Wall street.
NewYork, and while we are remarkng on the uncur-
rent money branch of the great trade of city, we
can observe that facilities of every kind can be real
lied in New Orleans through the several agents of
distant exchange dealers and bankers which will be
available in any part of the world, not emitting the
| most outlandish places of civilization.
The last semmonthly receipt of coin and bullion
from the BraZos St. 1ago tolerable large, con-
sidering the unsettled State of North Mexico. The
dollars of the shipment which were sold brought
105$. There was some bullion which was shipped to
Europe Some of these dollars were also forwarded
1t is an item of some Importance to be taken into
view, that of insurance. Our local offices ought to
consider the question in general point. If security
can be granted all coin to pass in transit at less
| rate than in New York or London, a good share of
the business given to underwriters in those places
can be secured here, though possibly underwrit-
| crs may say they have much business at home as
they desire; nevertheless, specie risk is seldom de-
| clined. A bag box or kcg of dollars never depre-
ciates by being submerged or wrecked. In American
silver coin the usual counter transactions have oc-
cured. The Mint receives very limited amounts of
silver coin bullion. We notice in correspon-
dence something rather funny about bars of silver
which will go far to destroy the great confidence in
metallic currency so far as prevention and loss from
counterfeiting go. What allude to is that bars
supposed to be genuine silver, which were shipped
| from London to Bombay for the Oriental Bank,
proved to be lead. This will do very well as a COM
mentary for the stickers of hard money currency
There is very little doing in American silver coin.
The demand is feeble aud the supply corresponding.
Brokers buy all that is offered over the counter.
There is none coined at the Mint.
| Land warrants are quiet. The season for location
| is passed. Spectators have no desire to invest.
| Congress may at the next session pass some bum
combe law which may affect all warrants
| We annex our usual weekly quotations of coin and
uncurrent money, being the rates of John Wood g.
Co.. corner of Camp and Common streets:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14

Stock on hand cleared. ........ 163A68
TOBACCO 80. There has been more demand this
week, and the sales have embraced some 1900 hhds.,
of which the larger portion has been on private
terms but the following lots have been reported with
particulars 26 and LAT hhds. Refused at &c., 10 Low
Admitted at G, 237 Admitted at T. and Al at s, l35
at St, at s., and % at 94c u Ii.
We hear of no material alteration in prices, and re-
peat our previous quotations, remarking that the
market is firm for the finer qualities which are most
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
yroziers, and BoIt Conner.

Braziers' and Bolt Copper.
Landing and in full stock OF BRAZIERS asd BOLT
COPPER comprising the following, viz
1900 20 by q and 80 inch 10, IL, and ~ lbs.
$40 =. 31b GO IA, Is and l6 lbs.
500 :. 80 by 60 20 TO 1875 lbs.
10000 lbs BOLT COPPER, u to IL inch.
For sale by PRIESTLY e BEN
50 and 81 Camp street.
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SUGAR. There has been fair demand and with
light receipts; the market has exhibited more firm
ness. The sales of the week have amounted to
about $500 hhds, mostly at the range of the follow
ing figures:
QUOTATIONS FOR LOUISIANA SUGAR.
Inferior. 5 Prime and Choice. .6$l7s4
Common. tG5s4 Clarified and Refned...7 Nsh
taifto rutty ra..... ...o e9ota
Weeks receints DIG hlds-EXnorts GS
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Rivets-Pressce Spikes

Rivets-Pressce Spikes.
50 kegs BOILER RIvETs-l14 and TX by 81.
so :. RIVETS, for Sheet Iron Workers.
so =. =. for Iron Shutters.
l51 =. PRESSED SPIKES, 4 to inch.
rRIESTLEY a BE1N
50 and 81 Camp street.
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xHTfI CRAWFORD, ERCHANDISE BROKER
w No. IS NEW LEV Ell STREET, offers for sale

WIN. CRAWFORD, MERCHANDISE BROKER,
w No Is NEW LEyEE STREET, offers for sale
1870 bags Rio Coffee.
1900 boxes Virginia Manufactured Tobacco.
800 bags Snmatra Pepper
lN0 bags Jamaica Pmento.
$50 casks Ale and Potter, in store and 10 arrive.
500 900 HAY ana and German Cigars. .
I5l half quarter and eighth casks CogERc brardes,
most approved brands in and out o. bond.
so baskets Champas ne Wine, Cabinet aud esher line
brands.
zoo cases Glaret Wine.
100 cases Absynthe Wine.
30 quarter ca Ks old Madeira Wine.
40 bbls pure Ronrbon ana Rye Whisky
900 half bbls. Recided Whisky.
5jo Keys Carb. Soda, in liz Id. kegs.
$40 thls. Rosen Hale Cement in sote
ClO boxes and half boxes MIR Raisius.
500 ibis. Nos l, 2 and Machegel.
ai0 kits Nos. and
40 tierces Rice t, arrive.
iOl Ibis. Mess Pork.
a0 bbs ST. Louis superfne Flour.
6hn bills extra o. X. and other choice b Gnds Flour
lSO tierces sugar Ell Hams
lin taIt bbls Davis Mess Beef
50 kegs choice New York Goshen Butter.
l5p bales Fas' India Bagging.
800 rolls kentucsy
an coils steam and hand .manurac nred Rope.
o keys hes; Nails, assorted. 4, 6 s, 10 and I'D
5,N inS.s Star Candles
viii be recei ing further supplies GailT az In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14

Tennessee Iron.
PREMIUM TENNESSEE IRON.
We hay. hand and receiving regularly full stock
comprising the following. VIZ:
800 tuns FLAT, from 10 A. inch by a to in,h.
100 :. ROUND and SQUARE, u 10 8 inch.
50 HORSE SHOE, q, u, ], "a and Ia by Il inch
50 E. Pillow PLATE, o. T. s, g. TO- IL, r. ID, IA and Is
inch by i, u snd Z.
80 :. B0l Err PLATES, 3,l6 Il and 5 l6.
PRIESTLEY BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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India Rubber betting. etc., etc.

MACHINE BETTING, 2 10 II inch 8 and 4py.
MIXED PLAIN and PURE PACKING HOSE, 4, l, Ia,
IL and inches. For sale by
PRlESTLEY & BEIN,
So and 81 Camp stree,
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Ii e
BELLS FROM 80 POUNDS TO 1900 POUNDS.
Orders received for any weight 1000 lbs and warranted
IL souuI and uuaty.
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mo. CULBERTSDN g CHARLES W. CGL-
Il iERTsON ATTORNEYS aIG Couhse orsatLaw. No. IS ST.
opis Exchange Alley between iCon ard Bervie streets
saya Orleans al 6n
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e. EkIFt{aS1 1859.
6R x - 8NEw ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT

Esaads iis;st;;::;:: 20 rs 40 60 !"
weighing not more than 100
pounds. ~ 80 N'.bu 40 'sp
Esch additional SO pounds Of bag
gage packages other than
baggage, III ~ III lu
spece. bank notes, iewery, and
other vainables. weighing not
than 100 pounds. 40 80 Leo l.5G 90
Esch stditionai ~ pounds. 20 ~ 20 20 ~
4. s. WILLIAMS,
a2l II Master of Transportation.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14
PONTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
ROAD SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Sunday, May |, 1859.


On Sundays the train will AXE the o'clock morning
trip and leave the city every hour acr IL O'Clock until IL
o'clock ut uight.
On and Sunday will half hour trips
every Sunday from O'Clock until 6.
Extra special trips from Lake at night by The Hore Car
when required. by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam IT, will stop GENTLY Station when notified
except mail and after O'Clock r. ". Sundays. Fare
each way Is cents have timely notice
a2u
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.~r~ u~...r-, FOR LAKE B0RHNE
EdS NM lsY EES ~ and Mexican Gnlf.MExIcAN
XHE &s2 NJ 9SassEMNnNET1GULF RAILWAY. - Depot,
s9rner Of Goodchildren and Champs Elyssee.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
70 Prooorvlle Lake Rorgne-d'siance ~ miles rare
tarouyh 50 cents; children and slaves, half price.
Departure of Trains-DAILI. .
Leave the city for the Lake, at.... ...'.....l n
:. =, :. at...................... Z. N.
" Lake :. city, at..............- ~ A. n.
tce 90 Common street. Far all business Ct the ksiroad
Department o,her business connected VII" Inc es'' e
Sac 'A' A'e"NNA' W. H. FAREWELL, Executor.
tho univ person authorized sign
oilig atoms for the road. g.
danot se32 If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-14

Gas Pipe.
We have nss received the following Wrought Iron GAS
PIPE, which We offer a: very ow rates, viz
10 bundles Z, inch.
Is
So IL =.
IS l!z
20 =. . 81.
Also
GALVANIZED PUMP TUBING.
PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
81 and 81 Camp street.
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will only say here that make the capital te
location the power, the EXPENSES
that gins snd bales the cotton to spin it that E
addition OF machinery. costing about half what ho S
creased value Of the yarns the first will be, and vxk
surplus labor of the plantation in little girls al G
TO- women and old inefficient field hands, D0G8EG
OR MORE THAN DOUBLE THE PLANTERS NEr fX-
GOMEZ
We spin the b=st Yarns in the world The danger 6saE
of the Clubhouse immensely reduced with many or
Of great value. And wha, is Of great importance r t
all this is fully demonstrated by its successful daily aprE
the plantation Of Col Geo s. Yerge-, Ys1oo City
Planters desiring full particulars, referred n.
Agents, above.
Applicants for agencies will please address them e1sE
tes!m rnials.
my3 4mEW GEO. G. HEKkT.
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To sail on TU EcDAY, 18th Nav, at sA. u.
~EGE& FOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. NAIL LINE.
2MT The superior coppered and copper
sas ship Tennessee, Thomas Forbes, commander,
will leave for Vera Cruz above punctualy the u
Nails For freight passage having elegant
tors for cabin and s.esrage passenger. amply to
myl3 G Il. PAYNE, 81 Camp street
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WHEELWRIGHTs AND CARRIAGE.MAKERs
w

Axes-SpRtIes-Shovels.
Landing and in store the following,
100 doz S. W. Collins, Yankee and Kentucky patterns.
100 Leyerus -. :.
100 :. Hunts :. -. :.
10 :. Imitation Collins :. :. =,
100 O. Ames 4 Co.'S best SHOyELS and SPADES
2to6.
loo =. Rowl nGs-2to4.
For tale by PRIESTLEY Il BEN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-30

Heaven in the face" What will you do with
such u man. Hundreds ot sueh men have been
killed and gone to the gnlIows because they had
that view Of duty.
What is all your preaching. my rcverenk friend
lat command to obey the law9 What has re-
selves but this disobedenee to lawi Yours is
the law of God, but these must be under that
obedie nee to the law OF man. There must he or.
der in the world: and when law is made. cspe-
caly n country like this, hold that. upon tho
conscience OF every Christian man, upon tho con
science of every honest man who adopts tho Chris
tian morality of the New Testament rs his rule.
there is as strong an obligation to perform tho law
for the tims being.
In your own State-in tbs blessed new state of
society-laws have become intolerable. A slave
runs away from his master. & ia caugh ut Obcrln.
mention this case because it Is tho strongest cnse
which can lie produced against me. II is exceed.
ingly hard for any man to help wishing man
might escape frum slavery, be no black or white;
from the bottom Of my soul, wish that every man
that Ia oppressed in any form Of ofopprosson, ,among
men, might have his chains stricken of; We all
wish that; we nl pray for it; We all prny that tho
almighty Lord Of hosts will make bare his rcd
right arm aud smite tho oppressor. but when you
have said that thero is u paramount obligation
thnt we shall let our neirhbors alone for We have
signed the compact to that effect, and We have a
greed that when the black man runs away from
his master. his master may come and take him
back. Until We change that law, there Is q moral
obligation to obey it,
Tho speaker continued his review IN this topic in
language almost identical with that reported in
his heretofore published speeches Mt 1ronton. Woos
ter and elsewhere In substance, he denounced
such action as should lead to the telling or ennct-
mont of u lie. or to bloodshed to evnde tho fng-
tive Slave LAW To sh " that exceptions TO the
universal law IF freedom exist. he cited the instance
Of tho taking away oi liberty in the event II con-
vic'ion Tor crime. lie denounced the re-opening of
the slavcirade he hns heretofore; aud enforced
thc responsibility aprcrtainng to each voter who
reSlectcd his duty in that regard.