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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
The president and the Iri.h CathoIIc,.

The New ork Irish Ner' has all along been only
staunch Democratic paper, but staunch Buchanan p
per- We infer, however, from the following paragraph
put forth in its columns, that its sensbics are actually
excited against the dear old Chief Magistrate whom il
labored 50 desperately to elect in 1856 And well they
may for Old Buck is using the Catholic Irish very sour
vily See how he treats them, according to Catholic
journals
THE GREATEST OUTRAGE YET.-The Hon. James Bu.
chanan, of PENNSYLVANIA is all the world knows.
President OF the United States Commander-in-C Chief of
the Army and Navy and the conservator of our
giorios Constitution-which guarantees civil and cli-
q, J, Rgt AZ the world has naiith-
OutragcouS
announced IN the Catholic Herald of Phadelpha that
the Catholic soldiers ut the Navy Yard in that city are
compelled to attend Protestant worship Words are un.
necessary to denounce this fragrant wrong At the bare
perSal of il. glow OF viruous indignation must per.
wade every liberal and patriotic man. no matter what NAV
be his political or RELIGIOUS beliefn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05

1t is confidently believed in welLinformed quarters.
says the Louisville Journal that object of the AL.
minStraton in sending Gen. Scott oil San Juan is to
get him ont Of the way of being candidate for the Pres
idency Unquestionaby in these days of deep aud
widespread official corruption the matches old hero
whose purity is above all power of suspicion, would
make incomparably better race than he did seven
years ago.
But isn't the Administration afraid that the old hero
instead of being got out of the way by being to
distant region to adjust dangerous trouble between the
United States and reat Britain may by the exercise OF
his unequaled skill and wisdom in negotiation settle the
whole difficulty that he can get back in ample
season to receive the reward of his great merit at the
hands of the people in 1860?
We certainly must not be understood implying that
Gen Scott is favoriie candidate for the next Pres-
dency but the Administration by exhibiting its fears of
him. may direct him the attention of people who did
him CRYING Injustice in 1852.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05

REv MR. sruEoEoS's PEgicnrso.-A New York ner.
chant writes his opinion IN reference 10 Il follows
when in London, Of course We heard NJ. Spurpeon
and Of course in crowd say six or seven thousand
people. lie we'll deserves bis popularity think Nc.
vcrheess. wonder At H. for nowadays the popular
taste IS after intellectual instruction. learned disprons
oraofical displays, theatrical ctp-trnp al Of which
are wanting here. Very very simplc-vcrv very car.
nest child might understand him And all fcIt he
had friendly interest in bic hearers welfare Thought
many time Of the Savofs evidence Of bic mission as In
some degree applicable 10 bic servants viz: TO uic
poor The gospel g. preached And biz hearers seemed
principally % Doe Strangers like myself and the humble
ca,es The higher orders, however, now mostly In
the highlands 90 the seaside ole took for hs text
They limited the Holy One Of Israel and showed how
often saints aud sinners Ike the old Jcws showed
great diurus Of our Heavenly Faihera subject have
often thought of with shame And when he eutrcated
us 10 trust Hin freely, could not restrain my eing,r
CAuroS In Our cbangcaJIe climate coughs, colds
and lung diseases, will always prevail. Consumption
will claim IT, victims Those diseases " taken in time
can be arrested and cured The remedy is Dr. Wistars
Balsam Of wild Cherry
There's vile counterfeit Of this Dalsam therefore be
sure and buy only that prepared by s. w. Fowls Co.
Boston, which y the written signature Of l. BUTTS on
the outside wrapper
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GENUINE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

svs OF ktL MkkRscllAuM Pipes aud CIGAR
INC sAftaiied genuine al MEADE BAKERS Drug store
s.I- is6 Main ST.. above Post Offce.
READER! Do you want a small Stem.
ell for marking ciohinst II so, call A. Ora
and leave your order. n live you
send ~ mall Enclose dollar receive return
NALL NE Plate, bottle Of Ink everything complete paid
A. " GRAHAM, Brand Gutter.
thstr. "
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TO THE LADsI
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE co,

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital 100000.
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with The
~ Comptroller OF the State York on, OF the hands
OF the Company 20 policy holders
Y,.ptsDs s'bE aNSrALLI on MOST Liberal Principle
insured when the premium exceeds $50
rohs issued A'd payable TO the insured
AN age or 70 the family Of the insured DEATH event
happen previously 20 arriving a that age
ndoWmen POLICIES for children granted the most favor
able terms 49, -S''@'''-
Policies Issued ~ greatly reduced premium when IN.
Insured prefers not 10 participate In the dvideuds
Al losses paid promptly and without litigation.
We ha be pleased 70 have and secure notr
W. s Old and reliable Company which before you sndos
WORKMAN WYATT, Agents
oasoe 190, Main street,
CHAs Z. WORKMAN, 's TO-" "@se'
General Agent and Attorney
MEDICAL ERA MINERS: "'
yss IT, OoswAY, ". d.
- Ro 7. CoLENAS, NJ. d.
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49, BosslEUN, Steam Candy Manufacturer, and Dealer
Confectionery Fruits I ave building Street
doors below Messs isaAes opposite the old e.
tabsed store OF Mes Richardson would happy ac
Ssmmodsie his Obj customers and the public Een,rs, The very
liberal patronage bcSosed him, the
bles him. with enlarged establishment 10
purchasers unequae this side OF Philadelphia With more room
more force stock, aud settled disposition DO larvr
whoesale business solicit call buying public at No
Main ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
GENERAL CONVENTION SERVICES

GkNsRAL CONVENTION SERVICES
l. The Opening Services General Convention Of IN. Prot
s-a' Episcopal ehareh VIII take place TO DAY. ieocx
EvASakLIcAL KsowLEp6E sociErY-rhs sou,,A r..
ss meeting OF NC Protestant society," an. pr,u
ns o. knovledge viii place Paos church
Nouee OF subsequent u<e,inss VIII given at Thai iuie
BOARD or MtssoNs-rhe annual and .,h,h
soni cs o. ns board Of Missions Of the
O'Clock, p. NJ y y.S rst r' Az
Secretary Of the hoard.
N-stRMoN nEroRE rHE BOARD or MISSIONS annual
before The Board % Missions, viii request the other
o. hc forcign Committee, be by Rev a
ing the 9th Inst Services before o'eloek
eoeeuon VIII be taken In behalf Tor,xn
'"'' ihh congregation 10 respectfully Invited 10
GENERAL MISSIONARY MEETING x.a.,,, N,..,o,.,,
meeting VIII De held In 81 Pauis Church. this city Friday
eng The 9Th Inst On hls be
r. w 1" NJ Rev Payne D. H. Msonary bishop Arica
M heN Scott D. D. Blsop 10 Or,ron AMI w..h
i9gton Rev Robert Nelon Missionary china ana other, ser
vice 70 commence at before o'clock
zen IN behalf 81 Domestic and M.sons hi,
lion Is respectfully invited TO attend. ~ "s''s@
meeting for Prayer win be held every morning a, 81, James
: The Convention win open every morning with prayer
pers each day. 60
~ II Boots Gai,er Of good quality 10 to
AkN HILL CO.'S aud can't get there do no,
know where you ind them.
~ Notice 90 Country Merchants Waiting
Richmond this Fall.-we would most respee fully eai
their attention of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05

VmGiSiA AGEtcrLrrRAL Pans The State Central
Society OF Virginia viii hold IT, Fair he new and hand
some grounds, Richmond the 18th 10 10Th Octo-
Der, inclusive.
the Sca'oard Society, at Norfolk will hold it, annual
FAIR ON the sth TO llth November, inclusive.
The virginia State Society associated wiih the rion
Society Of Virginia aud North Carolina will hold n F,r
on The grounds belonging to te latter near Petersburg
on the let 20 4h of November inclusive.
The Lyncburg Society will hold iis Fair commencing
October sth.
The Southwestern Society AZ WytbcviIe. will hold
BE- Fair, beginning the l2th October.
The Blpplh uuOck River Agricultural end Mechanical
Society viii hold their Fair and Cattle show on the
grounds Of The Society 10 Frederick sbrg ON the stb tn
10th November, inclusive
The Valley Agricultural Society will hold H. fourth nm
nun SHOW aud Fair at Winchester commencing October
the 5th.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
b r. Y MS
PULMONIC WATERS

1As ~o~f certris and speedy remedy di.socsred
yor az Dtsedses " ne CAs.f aad Lsags, CoacAs.
osd. A-<Aaa consHaPio., Bronoais., L%a.-
sasd, Hoarsene~, Drcsh B~satsine,
Sore TAroaf, hc, ID
THESE Waters give the instantaneous perfee, relief
feet rapid and lasting Thousands 10
perfect health who have tried other clss-s
and all constitutions they equally ble<snE
need despair long may existed or
however be- provided organic VI
tai organs 10 not hopeey deeayed Every sieted should
give them An impartial TRIAL
To vocArsrs Pu.Io srraK are peculiarly
heassnes aud their regular days w all tmes
Increase NE power and nesby Of voice. greatly
htone compass and cearness purpose ey are rexu.
larry nssdby many profssssnai voeai.ssL
JOE MOSES, Sole Proprietor,
- III Rochester. Mex Yort.
fss 70 cent. per boz For ~ snrspsesass Dsaxs.
~ Branaresh's Pills have no Action ..y,
on HnPuritie-.rouns people cannot aged and
old people appreciate that medicine which being p I'm
Sickness acts only the disease every
sAn Affected there the medicine pensraes removing uru
Ties preventing all settling Of The ulcers cling, or
,unor In Heart Anee'lons In Epilepsy. Pieury In Scr,
rhroA and affection. the respiratory Dy.
pepsA these wonderful FILLS give Immediate relief and per.,
eed beyond human AKIN have cured By their use And
this so wondrfais behold the rnnd rh,s Pills
purify the blood they have power except over impure
mos and these being removed the disease removed Million.
are deriving health from the this Innocent which
never weakens but always strengthen firstly by taking mn, Of
the BODY these matters which held II principle In
custody and secondly by imparug giving property 20 the
blood Sold Dr. Principal once No aoi Cam,
street. Ne" York. and by all respectable dealers medelne
oei-d&wim
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RICHMOND WING.
TO CORRRsPONDRNTs.

Who. -
Ars sernsz Boa sdss II ne paper ,ctu rubi,
e. 7Ass rule Of long sIndng ought De kncsc
a.d n o. NO oas Dc departed non. Obituary nosces ecsed
Gag eight ifass charged f5r IA advertisements.
~ We unds~taks 20 rsfa rejected Communications
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
FAIR Eli FOR AMERICAN LARoR

The benefits and advantages OF such regulation of
tariff will afford fair play" NJ least not o,Iy
Tor American manufacturers and mechanics bu; for
American farmers have been often demonstrated that
II l. strange they be underestimated or depid
Every year. every season, proves that are too cpen
dent upon the labor OF Europe the dernent of labor
at nome anu TO tue loss and injury of our whole couurv
late number vi the Detroit Advertiser has some remarks
and suggestions this head which are worth con cr
IN the present condition of AFFAIR." That paper saws tbn
during eight mouths of the present year ending SEN
TENDER first, We have shipped Europe iftv-two.,n
lions OF dollars IN gold aud silver equal to one hundred
and thirty tons OF gold. The total exports during Tie
year estimated TO reach seventy millions of dor
All 10 pay Tor British manufactured articles and all Of
which should have gone into the pockets of American
lbOrcrs. England collects annually upon our evnor,
OF tobacco twenty three millions Of dollars and we i'm
port annually into New York alone almost two hundred
millions OF dollars worth Of dutaho goods and EIGHTY
millions worth OF free goods For most of these we are
compe led TO send to Europe gold aud silver as hey will
only take our produce ia exchange when their own crons
fail tariff that would fos aud aid and help to buiId
up American manufactures would have kept large nor
ton Ol this nj home to he distributed amongst American
labOrefs and mechanics aud manufacturer and 10 sim
uIate all branches OF industry l. there aborer ip the
Union 50 blind that tis policy OF keepino
our workshops IN Europe that ", may have FOREIGN
market for produce Is fatal 10 thei. interests m
the doctrine were carried out 10 its legitimate results
there would not he manufacturing establishment in the
VI eh Statc', and the Larger portion Of our population
would be compelled to become agricuturisls Would
this result to the benefit Of Amerlln aborcrs2 And If
onF farmers are 70 have manufacturing population to
supply With broad and provson7 no home markets for
their wheat and corn, what they to expect but los
prices and constant depression y-dier. Gdlsiie.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
NEW STATIONERY STORE,
~ PERIODICAL AGENCY.
and NOTE

l2N ATeo near Mria, adjoining tie TceeC Ds lferchant
InSurnncs Company.
The undersigned respectfully has the
above stand where he opening useful
OF Stationery for merchants an others
Ana IN addition new patent fast Printing Press, and
materials Tor executing In the fashionable STYLES wedding
anu party ricketts,, visiting professional rd
Envelopes, &c,
SHEokS DRAtTS POLIcEkS ENVELOPES &c, prompt.
" hlled Dcsigus and Specimens stove
eS- Note Papers and Envelopes stamped with INITIAL
- =, ISAAC LYON.
seHs-dlm 18th near Main
n b. Subscriptions popular Magazines and PERI
odicals Of the dav, taken the store.
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PERKINS A. IN.


NO. l4l, EAGLE SQUARE
w their stock In Rich Dress Goods - "' W
Clonks and ShuwIs,
prices. - $500 - 'Ne 05Ot cAsh
NOTICE--DeInqUent Of Water In $500,
ward are hereby notified that II they pay y
1evIe he ON inst beorethe hour Of O'Clock a, Nm
ssI S Win according to the requirements Of the ton %
ny az Ordnance Ddss~f BY lle Cosacu M1v
IL wa. unpaid Tor ETr DAYS next after that on ub,S
has'op The Wser being used the pr .isss p VINO
the Tiant exists. land he shall aoS, 4, - 70
S ~ again until said IN is paid and Nv. pJ en; In
In III s ~ ,S c,9uni OF the b which shall be p,rsd
required to eceetthe II II due Tor ana
ort3-at - J. SAUNDEHS, ia.
AZ. L. TTDS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05
FACT NUMBER ONE.

FACT NUMBER ONE.
That crstadoros Excelsior Dye has recently by Or
Chiffon the nrst Chemist America lie pronounce, The pr an
soturEr H,SNIESs to the hair skin.
FACT NUMBER TWO
The Excelsior Dye instantaneous In Its Effects produces ,n-
IDEAL color, which nature and sr
iuAy strengthens and inrigordtes tie hair This establish
ell by competent amdAvnS
FACT NUMBER THREE
The sales OF the Dye Increased ro hHared ne, cent An ,,
year. and respectable druggist dresser finds
eessary to keep standard article Sold everywhere and
applied by all hair Dresse caGOrO, No House New
York.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05

- notice 60 Country Merchants visiting
richmond this Rall.-we would respee fully eai
their attention to stock Of BOOTS SHOES which will
sell low for cash to months credit
ALEX. HILL a CO.,
seis 1917 Main :, p,,,noa, "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-05

sS you want Boots Shoes Galte- Of good quality NO to
ALIEN hill CO.'S aud you can't them there do mol,
know where you nd them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-24
mn T~RIsONERs IN

III NhALH
ID" prisoners John Brown, Aaron c. Stephen- EIsip
'opp", nhie!ls breen aud John COPELAND. negro arc
committed upon charge preferred by the oaths al UcDrv
y. WISE, Andrew Hunter and john vs.. McG;ppis and
Ippn free admission ana confession Of said prisoners.
that they and each Of them did feloniou-Iy consuire vitb
each Other and With other parties unknoan. 10 make an
abolition luaurrecuOn and open war against the cotur,,p-
wealth OF virginia. They are also held uuon a r,p,r,i,
ment issued on complaint Of Mr.. Washington Tho in.
dictinent will contain counts charging the prisoners with
mei'ht 'Ales 10 Instruction, murder and rebellion
against the GoyerameEL
The jail j. vel supplied with arms! among them arc
Two boxes Of Shapes rifles, taken by the Grays al liar.
per- Ferry. No apprehension is felt for the safeiy Of tie
prisoners, either from Lynch law by the citizens or re-.
enc by ther friends, although there f. % foolish rumor
that ninety men are armed over 90 MARYLAND road, !, 80
lease them from Jail the first opportunity.
od brown apd Stephens were living on ono he'd i'm
one room OF the Jail aLd Coppie and the negro Shields
we're lying in bed Ia another room, manacled together
by the wrists. The negro COPELAND was sitting in a third
room. Inc jail has very large and nicely Kept rooms.
wen by the jailor, Capt. Harris, who vas in cbarge az =,
volunteer company that attacked them at ITarper- Fer.
~. The iail0r recognized Stephens a. having beI,pood
to the Massachusetts regiment in Mexico az the time he
was serving A. an officer IN the Virginia rcnment
Upon entering Ihe cell Of Old BrOEn be laid upon h.
back IN the bed. 4 letter that be had iust written law
open on tie table. u Wa an application 10 some Of M.
friends 90 bc provided With counsel, and in which be
spoke Of some mitigating circumstances alleged la b.
case. stephens lay upon biz right side. groaninr vith
pain. BrOEn exchanged ciyniies very courteously. and
turning 10 the TAILOR inquired how mahy Ofbis uartv ,vc,a
now IN prison, aud their namesY tie stated that hc
came Lere with nineteen persons. including himself Gye
oi whom g'fr cDlorcd. lo did not know who wcre
With Took, Or vhetheT 30 VAS dead OF alive. lie want
rI ihr reporter, when be- answered their q~nesti,ua Ia
tate ihe iact7 tIat might tell iu their favor as we'll a.
'h"'f against them, o'herWiso BE- wonld not give m m.
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FnnM n


WtsHiyor0y, Oct. 1.-THE President IL nov epg.gsd
90 bic m"ssage. Tie has before him q large amount ~
material foreign and domestic. fs views ON We,icsp
matters will Do postponed $50 something definite trans.
P.fes, a. ie ggactflcd condition Of ands in that eopp.
icy viii noccssadly require them 10 be one Of tbe I,.t
subject treated o.
Minister MslhDo, who viii leave here IN r. lev days
viii take With him The ulimatum a. our government in
relation 70 ihe disputed points in the proposed treaty
mould ih' uInmatum not bc acquiesced in by Mctico.
iho President will chen ia. he rhole subject before Con.
grea Tor be- action.
our government viii not be- able ~ receive the reply
90 The Dispatch about 10 be- cent ~ Minister Dallas In
relation 20 thc san Juan affair before the meeting Of
oonfre'+ Ihis important matter will aiso be- placed be-.
fore that body NJ the earliest practical moment
u has been suggested 10 the government 10 station al
The various nited states arnories c]omp1nies Of soldiers.
20 prevent any future difirultiea Ike that nj Harperi.
FERRY Whether they will adop, the suggestion remain.
70 he seen.
The,htost accounts from Texas state that Gen. Tgiogr
had ordered two companies Of inftntTy 10 Brownsville
and a body Of cavalry we're scouting through that re.
zion.
The receipts Of the Treasury for the week ending Mon.
o'y, were oGe million tvsuty-one thousand dollarSt che
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LATER rpov c1IWopyII

AkVa
ST. Louis, Oct 2lst.-The Overland Mail from San
Francisco, ON the aoth ult, arrived here tonight.
). y. Crane, the Delegate elect from the proposed Ne.
26th.
A new silver mine had been discovered at the head of
me "ashoe Lake. Five teams loaded with ore were On
route Tor san Francisco for shipment to England.
lhe new stage route between Salt Lake and Placeryillc
was being struck and the mail would pass over Il In a few
days.
Tue Sacramento correspondent of the san Francisco
Bulletin says an active canvass has been commenced for
the vacant scat in the U. s. Senate, occasioned hy the
death OF Mr.. Frederick. IL was thought that the Cover
nor would not make any appointment, leaving the Legs.
Etnrc under special obligations to ill the vacancy as soon
as possible after converting In January.
IL was supposed that the new governor favors the cleo
uon OF - w. Jude, formerly of Alabama, so ~ to make
We chances Tor a Northern man himself perhaps) better
Tor the successor of Senator Gwin, who must be- elected
in the winter of 1851.
Weller will also favor this plan in the event OF his
strength not being sufficient TO secure his own election
this winter.
Liberal subscriptions towards the proposed Broderiek
monument are being received from all parts of the State.
British Columbia dates to the 9Th ultimo, state that
the American clipper Northern Eagle was burnt at f.
$4,000.
SAN fRANcIsco MlRkErs, sept. So.-Trsde continues
very dull, with scarcely enough doing to establish quota.
tions. The tendency il in favor Of buyers. Pork Is
lower.
Money is in demand, with the prospect of a light stea.
mer day On the 4th.
Arrived. Sept @dih, Twilight, from New York Sal.
vadora' from Valparaiso; 2sIh do, Peruvian, from New
York.
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Further Comments Of the Press on the late Abo.
HtIon Conspiracy and Invasion.

We give below stl further comments Of the Press on
the Abolition conspiracy and invasion n Harper Ferry.
Let our readers peruss them carefully, and especially
those from the Abolition organs
From the New York Independent. Abolition organ. Of
which the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. aud the Rey
Geo. y. Cheever are the principal editors
NV urRutyo ~ HaRrrR's trRRY.
In another column win De found full pirticul1r4 Of the
late exciting affair In Virginia. u seems 20 resolve itself
into m infatuated scheme Of a few men 10 abet he o..
cape 81 slaves 10Y o violent outbreak PRODUCING public
confusion and alarn. The i]ustgstor wa % somewhat
famous man. familiarity known IN Kansas hroHa or "Od
Brown" OF "OrawnitOmie Brown" Eraspcrntrd Lv u.
outmges Of the propaganda Of slavery in * ansas-b,,.
ing 4eer four Of biz IONS butCbercd by the Miaoui ruff
fans, biz own ne having been threatened and hunted for
a rcward-tbe old man vac Transformed from an honest
sturdy farmer into o awlesg briFand. aud having vowed
vengeance upon The authors NJ confession IN kanaas. ho
had chosen 20 initiate their murderous fOrays. Ly tlffy.
Ing the war into the heart Of o. slave State. A. Brown
sas accustomed in hansaa 70 Fnf up fghtinv expedition
on he oNu account ana not D. iha representative Ofaby
party 10 the Territory, % be has gsha into this fearful
venture o. death aoeiy on biz own responsibility In.
les his movement vaa part of ~ rifssgregd slLrs, ri
lHarreffioH, Hor JrHsfmyd Nv p p11n6'rf oufbrsaL. I,
lsas, ~ ererg point of risa ne hegLf ~ madasss oad
f.sn II sfooi rsIaisd 10 sp-h trLsnf. II aovLd ssD, ~
Iars hesE both foolish and Terminal
That the slaves Of tho South, whenever they rl4IbaVe
the intelligence 90 plan and The ekill aud strength and
courage 10 achieve q revolution for their own emsncipl.
sion. would he justified iu thiF. no Nirginisn can deny who
respects the memory Of Thomas jefferson aud Patrick
Henfy, or the broad seal Of he own State. Deprived ri
fhoso " inaIenahle rights 90 hfe, liberty and the Dor
sut Of happincs,H With which " Ill men ere endowed by
che Creator" subjected TO every cruelty Of oppression,
would h be strange II some bold earnest spirit Nsong
then shoud catch Inc lingering echo Of Patric Henry
voice, crying, GIVE me liberty. or dive me DEATH and
should tcach Virginia she meaning Of her own motto,
So seyyr TtvsHsisf The slaves Of the soglh have
~ nms hghi 70 s-'sr haF nssdom sgNns' der mes