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TRIAL OF STEVENS AND ElzLETT.


This town is again thrnnyel with visitors to
| attend tho session Of the Circuit Court, most of
tllern 'bcing drawn hthcr to witness the trjnl
"i "A &. Stevens the lust of Browns band of
iinrpci's Ferry invaders
The weather is beautiful over head but the
ground Is coTcred with snow to the depth of
some inches
at o'clock the Court was opcnc1 Judge
John Kinney, Of Rockingham Circuit, prcsi
dlng, Judge Parker being engaged in hnldinr
the regular term of the Court in IIampshire
county.
The Grand Jury Of which r. v. Shirley is
he foreman, wns sworn. and Judge Kinney de
livcrrd h,s charge. from which IL exiricatcd the
Following: at IL known to you, aud is now n
part of the history Of the times aud Of the
country. that on the night Of the 10th of DC.
t"ber last pns,, n band of trnitors murdrrers
| nnd inc"ndnries atenlthly mnde descent on
the soil Of Virginia in the county of jefferson
and wnnt"nlv murdered several of our citizens
and people with the design to incitc our slaves
To revolt and to snbvrrt our government"
In" jury then retired to their room, and the
witnesses in the cnsc of the C"mmon ealth rs
Aaron {. Stephens, were sent mp.
Before the jury returned Mr. Harding, the
Prosecuting Attorney, made nm address To
them aud after an absence of nhuut one hour
the jury returned with n hi Of indictrnrn,
against Stevens. charging him will, murder
ana treason and conspiring with slaves to
rebel
The witnesses in the case Of the Common
wealth Us. linzlctt were then sent mp, and nm
Indictment Of the same character was brought
IN rs the result of their deliberations
Stevens and liazlett will be defended by.
George Scnnctt. Esq. of Boston, who was. t.
VIII he remembered counsel for Green md
Copelan'l. Mr.. Snnnett is regarded as sound
'hnn on the slavery question. The Common
wealth viii be represented by Nr. narIL,u =
and Andrew Hunter
Stevens and Hazlctt are in perfect hcoli1,
and appear to bc nnxiouss for their trial ia
proceed. Much interest is manifested bv
citizens. although the fate Of the prisoners IL
OF course regarded fixed.
CHAELELTowN February 2-Thc Court omen
ed at 10 o'clock this n. IN, Judge John Kinncy.
presiding.
The prisoner Stevens was brought in hv the
!a'l"r aud guard. lie appeared to be in perfect
henlih.
The reading Of the Indictment occupicd ten
minutes during whic!. time h.. stood mn in nm
erect manner. not ,noving2n MUSCLE nn,l he nm.
swer"d to the charge, with an unfal,crlnc voice,
IN II guilty.
Il" empancliing nf the Jury was Then en,u
"3ncTa anh the whole tw"rty fonr w"r" cx.
hnstrd without securing n jury. Additional
'hirSin"h were summoned hut ut the hour of
adjournment. "ci""k, the jury was not con-
p'e'r Before the Court adjourned, Mr. Hun
Ter sah he had Just l'crn handed paper from
Governor l."'ehrr. informing him that a brother
ot I"rp!c had been arrested in iowa
ne lristricr, Stcv ems. made his aprearsnco
10 c"hri IN a new suit Of clothes. lie appear.
ed in good spirits.
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EAaTHQUAKR IN RNGLAHu

The English papers give an account Of a,
earthquake felt in ork shire county on III, 1s,h
OF december, between the hours of two ana
three o'clock, on bright cloualess momssp.
The NOISE and vibratory motion aroused and
assrmed great numbers Of the sleeping inhnb.
'an's ihe shock was distinctly felt over an
area Of more than 200 square miles. Some
miners were at work at the moment on Ora.
sngton moor, sixty fatboms, or $50 feet below
'"e surface and two hundred fatbomsarom tho
opening in the day. These mon heard distinct.
~ the hoiss attending the shock and mistook i.
fOr the falling in of ti,e mine.
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SERVED RIaur

We understand 'hata vagabond who ..o,.
INNS e't CHARLES Ward was lynched a few d, =,
ounce d. greenwood for tamperine with the
Saves OF several Of the ci:izens. The ,,,,;a,,
ment, We learn, was inflicted aftar ,ho ,,sa.,
psS evidence Of the mans guilt. If these
.eounore's "reso demented as thus regardless
OF olcohsfqnences TO come into our mills, an, -,
tempt to interfere with our property, thew
'nust exPect'to.p paY for that rashness ot H., n,
~ " rope or the whipping post. Examples must
DC made of such characters and they will .oon
cease TO trouble US.
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:. AN EsrEENsD CITIZEN GpNg.-Mr, sTboma .
MeLars. one Of our oldest and most highly rs..
:pected o'tizens. died last week at III resX.n
IN this town. Mr.. MoLure Was iadeed a cid
man, aud hos acted prominent part 10 the hiss
toey oiour town and District. filling many inn
portans poas ef' honor. He was well knovn
by ell Who knew. He was buried last Fr;dsr
in the Chester Ceme,ry, and the fnnersiav:s
the largest weihave ever attended. An -
were closed sr that day spd all busipsi. sa.-,
pended. Hs win be greatly missed, and 1msny
friends willlsaent his death. He 81 iisft z
niah espsetable fsniiy..-.QAAse7 @Mda1d
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED qssn;Sa. LETTERS

ISS%eEEa:|GIH LEI hico
BY ROYAL asG&s1lS PATENT
This invaluable medicine is unfnilng in tn,
cure Of all those painful and dangerous dis
eases incident to the female constitution.
1t moderstes all excesses and removes all oh
strnctions. from whatever cause, and speed,
cure HaAy. be,relird on.
MARRIED LADIES
Il y pssdiisrly suited. I. will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken nv females.
that are pregnant during the first three months,
a. thsySpPe cure to bring IN Miscarri iage hut
at every ether time. and in every other case
they are perfecns ssafe.
J. In ali cases Of Nervous andspinaI Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs. Henviness, Pa
tisus on slight exertion, Palritation Of the
Heart, Lowncss ofssspir,t, Mysteries. Sick
Headache. Whites and al The painful diseases
occasiohed by d disordered system, these Pills
viii effsot score when als other means, Have
fhiled, ~ i III SIS; lsi,HSfs G~,,,, ysy;ta
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved,
'botas eonsainibg 80 pilIs " ana ensihrcisd
With the Governl1snt Stamp Of Greet ,Brissih,
s.nsbs sem ipo.s fsst saksl sud 9 postage
s.Ssrs.l ss.s. lSr Upilsd M ssate.s, s Job MOE,
xochestsr N. Y.i7 ss"S"i>,>-i'fS@,sia ~ i'1
q Sold ina AbBevilIe ,by Donald McLauehlin;
selnabia, Fahssi a ,Hsinilsh I'd sHayiispd, ,sts-
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SAvE COST
.HH6DQUARTERs,
9Th REGIMENT. Jan. "a I,

'oAAA Jan. 20, 1850.
AN ELECTION for COLONEL, Of tho ,;ru
Regiment will befefd on FRIDAY, the i6tl,
Of MARCH nexI. TO fill the vae.i,cy occa.
si.hed hy the resignat ion Of Col. William
CIinksealrs. Each Captain or commanding
officer of ench Company Of the Regiment
will rut Up at his Company rendezvous a
uptiee Of such election At least forty davs be.
fore The day Of election. and on the dav OF
election hold said election, aud make return on
the next day at LoHHx's according to law.
--ALSO,-
An Election will be held in the Lower Bstta,
ION OF the same Regiment, on The sama davs
tor MAJOR to fill the vacancy occasloned Nv
u, 1he, resignation Of Major james W. Pooshe.
aPe Captain or commanding officer of each
COMPANY Of the ssid Battalion will nut mn nj
his Company rendezvous notice of sueh
eiset.on, A. lsasiithirty days before the dav OF
election and on the day ~ election hold said
g .ss s,setion, aad make return the next day At
Shalk Level, aptortling "a, Law. F'6
q n The seniar Captsinp Of each Battalion
are charged viii sbs e4tersion 81 thif sr.ss.s Yp
BY order Of Gen. MoaAasf. 81 e.
t;gsf ...sG. Med. MILLER 2f4el
-, =, Lieae ooiepsl oompsndiak..
Febsl, 1855 Al IT. s's y a7ss1ss
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COMMERCIAL

AnBEvrLLE, Feb. 9, 1860.
sc"rr"S-Fery little Offering We quote from
S4Sto 10 cents.
COLUMBIA, February 8, 1860.
Ire sales of'co,ton yesterday amounted to
"'2 bales. Extremes 6! n lie.
C"ARLEsroS. February c.
We have ognin to report n active demand for
cotton, the sales to-day having reached nm.
wards of 3, 100 bales. There was rood dan,
OF irrrCuarity IN prices, hut the market 10
reported t"hnve closed with n slight advont,co
on the mi'lli"g and lower grades IN favor OF
sellers. Extremes s ll4c.
AUGUSTA, Ga., Feb. 6, 1860
CoTToS.-The market has been very dull IN,
rug rl'e week and very little sold. The steam
ers news, however, on Saturday, has caused
more irinness on the pnrt Of holders. and we
still quote mi'l,lling to midling fair lr1 TO lie
~: which figure there is good demand.
Very Respectfully.
G. NJ. CALHOUN.
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THE SPEAKERSHIP.

III IL with the deepest modification that W.
are called upon t" record nm event Of national
shame and disgrace. A reference to our tcIr
graphiecoiulnn will show that II leader of n
party. whose political watchw ord is s"sec,ionn
hatred. has been chosen to ill the third
inquest office within the gift Of this Confedc
rncy Now, indeed active and decided rns;s
lance to wrong cnn furnish Gl,e .eniy eaferunr.l
agn'nst the violence of revolution, the only
palladium Of the Constitution and the Cninn
"For more 't'inn half noenlnry, the RicinnonL
Enquirer has cnntinnpd to maintain the cause
OF State Elnnfi,y in the Union, nn,l under ,h.
st'ct guarantees of the Constitution. When
ever these ure nssaied with n new net Of suc
erss'"l invasion. it is especially npprorriat.
that our venerntrd sheet should recori ,l,,
disastrous deed in tokens of the deepest mourn
ing"
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SLAYER CAPTURED

Geographic dispatches to our Columbia ex.
changes II ON New Ycrk. February 7th, state
tIa' SLAYER, supposed to be bark Orion. .fro,mn
New York has been seized by the British au-
'ho!i'ies and delivered to the American steam.
or olysf'r. The Captain of the SLAYER wa,
imprisoned at st. Helena. The Vessel had IN.
"aids oi one Thousand negroes ON hnard
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The VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE The Richmond
Dtspateh, of the 81 ..htntes that the House OF
D@l-gatea. on "Wednesday, passed bin lonninr
t" the Virginia Central Railroad sGno, 600. and
a bill aPPropri"ting s3O.o6B to the Richmond
Medical College. The Senate passed bill
granting an amnesty to persons engaged in
10th. -
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THE PROPOSED soUTHERH couvrpr,or

The Senate of Mississippi has passed resolu :.
tions recommending that convention Of tho
Southern States be held at Atlanta. Ga ssr N.
hrst Monday Of June, to be pursued in case
black Republican is clec ted President The
resolutions also provide for sending Commits.
eioncr to Virginia.
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"lionDIN GRAY AND - THsT-We are informed
that the ,pr"priety of adopting for w-ar, n
uniform dress of home manu- factnred goods
was fully discussed at meeting of the students
OF south Carolina College held last Friday. Il
w"s thought rEost advisable before coming to a
nnai decision upon the subject. to appoint a
COMMITTEE oi ten. to consider the feasiblcness
Of the proposition. to inquire where. md
whether suitable material may be purchased
and at what price. The Committe is TO reoori
to nm adjourned meeting to take place to NOR.
row.-Guardian.
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HoME: MADE GooDs.-At an adjourned ,,.o.
ing OF the Students of s. G. ColIeos ia,s "eet e.
saturday it was almost unanimously determ;n. n.
ea, after full discussion. that they should man.
lest theis disaPprobation of Northern Sent;
ment men by declining to wear any more goods ~
Northern manufacture. They propose Aencs.
rLn 10 purchase and wear CLOTHES made NJ
nome Manufactured cloth, as far forth A fso;i;
ties exist for this purpose. " - 80 'A'''''
value of sen may be thought of the political
.ooc 80 s"m@end m the present movement, on the
ses ss u .eecnomy. Any expense which can be
;aTaa ;a oh, T. this way would be woriIy applied
study g. 'hs s Idl.'psss q. psssh.. Of
the prscions II blood Of master spr;s, IT. ''0k'
" We SUPPOSE that the young esntlemsr h.,.
not debarred themselves from The n,;v;i.an lave
vTesring the elegant and durable Abriss ~ ~
ns.ass; rs.. rraSes sss s.sony on occasions Of Of
Guardian. =" "aias'----
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COMPLIMENTARY so1prp

1"c complimentary soiree to Miss Mruv,v.
GER OF South Carolina. says the Richmond
>1"Qu'rrr' on Tuesday night, was indeed suc
ce'sful and brilliant affair. Il w,s et on.s
deserved tribute to sweetness purity and grace
as well as cordial and heartfelt manifestation
OF !he deep and irrepres.ibIe sympathy Of our
e'.'ze"s with the chivalrous. high-toped md
ieny k'ntrtotism of our sister STATE
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RA'L ROAD ~ T;i: CSr I'D STATES. The To, nj
n"mher at i"Ics operation On ith. lst Of
JHnunry, 1879 was 27.SJ7. The nunIhrr of
miles opened during las, year was BAL, making
the total number oi miles in operation on the
lsL inst. 29,39S. The rnilronds in progress EN-.
brmce17 $50 miles. The total nnoun, of cnp;-
tal invested in all the roads is stated u, 81 is
63",9??. The increase during the last wear
was Sl57 S13.5cj
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We would direct tho attention of our read
era to the new advertisements of J. G. Wilson ;
Col. ID. o. Hawthorn Agnew. Mcdonald d
Co.; Jos. I. Moore Military Election; f.. J..
Taylor; j. l.. Harmon J. T. Parks. ". l..
Appleton and the Sewing Machine offered for
sule at this office f. Nelson.
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DECEASED

We regret to announce.the death of Mr. 7
L. "h'fFlS. Mr.. griffin was highly esteemed
ny all who knew him. He leaves a wife and
two children. with a large circle of friends to
mour: his death.
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"'Can at the Captains OGce!!"

Oew friends who are indebted to as
for Subscription and Itccrtising uM
confer Il .t"ror by c"llng 1t or Office
a"i settling on ncat !&lc Day, or at as
carly dag thereafter as maybe conrcn-
icnt.
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ASTRONOMICAL AND PnrLosopu1caL D,r.-11.
Great Solar Eclipse Of the Year lseO-Tboneb
t1e tota! eclipse Of the sun, which is to tote
place this year, will not be visibles in England
IT. VIII be accompanied by 70 many interestine
Phenomena that we think "A brief account of
What those. who may be more fort.natelv
situated may expect to see will be of an.ar.:,
70 our readers, more especially those who nav
reside in British North America. who u;Ih,
nave On opportunity o: beholding it. and wa
,soss, y obtaining photographs record Of
m, Tne appearances presented during its nrour...
me ecHpse viii commence in California anj
terminate on the borders of the Red Sea paas aau
ing along about the sixteenth degree Of 1at;
tpde, and quitting the American Continsnt a. ~.
nnudson - Straight, it will cross the Atlantic -, ="
me In Spanish shore, and. for some minute, ann ~
tdn'1g like one fourth of Spain will be in 'te tots
oarkness-The shadow will continue its co~rss
over africa. crossing the Nile to the North ~
EGIbhg"ia G,bg; and finally. quitting the earth in in
Mansp Mn.n,opIa. During the lipse, the plane.s
M;s.r,Gury, Venus. Jupiter, and Saturn. viii ha
shnos Is,oie together, arranged in the form Of
centuries will elapse before anothsr sU,ne .mn,s
epee.ac!e can ne witnessed again indeed ~"
eclipse itself will be OF character ueeu thu. -; 'he
"nequa'led during the present eenut"rv. s Will Oe
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EXPULSION FROM KENTUCKY.

Eighteen citizens of Mason and Brsckcn
counties Kentucky. have been expelled from
mat State on account Of their opinions on
slavery. Most OF them have arrived at Cipcin.
natl.
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~ A fre broke ont at the Shippers Press h
New Orleanss on Wednesday. and bssors ~
was subdueJ, 5000 bsles cotton vsrs dsssrovsd
ins'lving loss Of 4l0, 900. -.
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.eB The sickness Of the .cditor is our excuse
for the deficiency IN b!'e editorial department
of this ISSUE
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. Cur RAnwAYs.--Tlie Legislature Of tho
essts Of New York has paWsd law taxing
exsy 81 authority frop the city in relation 70
- fAysat down F1sEssEss xsilvsys ID TIE
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Hon. NJ. L. BoSn.M will please accept ovr
thanks for Congressional f,vors.
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HHMENIAI-

MARRIED. on thesGt inst hy John G.. Ras.
kin, Esq.. rt the residence OF Sir. T. Ch-atLom
Mr. HARVEY EDWARDS to Miss LEONO.
RIA HENDERSON. all of tbs District.
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C0rrsspoudenes If the HicbDond DiRpesch.
lBairs IN Lrachba'g.

LIZ HCAHCk9, va IAc. ~.
1t has bean previously riai-d that TIE heavy
damages Oh the Virginia aud T-nnes-ss Il Ill
Yoad caus q 6y IN. heavy raiu Storms during
to latter part of Ostotrr last, had b-su So =
re,aired "a q, admit Cf the SAFE aud Fp-, ty
uase &c of trains over DE damaged portion of
the road ! ~ now gratifying % ate that all
the bridges winch were swept away by the
I eshr'. and in- 2e miles OF road which WIS
.r,ousiy Gamass. has been thoroughly aud
Substantially r~pHir~d
o wing TO he ."rssight and preoa n ION ex.
ercis~d bv Dol M l.. 0 wen, The President
~ n. &. mpiny, atdsd ny the fifteen, ser. ices
OF Superintendent q T., thel s. 10 be comply
10 not near a IN cb as was FIX p-citd from Tho
* rat OF damages u6 tanned and The road
now >iands OF the hests IL not the b-st
mans ged aud equipped Dad In The s a's. he
bus i.,a on the = utb-Sidr, ] learn, has in-
cTea sed considerably of Iate, particularly In
through freight, which ilne. In connection
with the Eirsl nia and rennesses and DanviIie,
g. d-siined IA become the great Sou tn western
route Tor freight aud travel, in case he pro-
tected air. line from this CITY - Richmond ls
lot CONS tructsa.
The gre ,,sst n" sie,y is felt In relation TO the
r"ovensn's in w thlnginn, and ALEC In rela-
tJn To affairs In South Caro,ina. On the ar
rival of he Irains, persons Of all classes are
eager seeking he Ia est news The non-arri
val OF ths III Pstk in this city Oh Saturday,
Occhs Toned nv The oetentt Ju on the DtHy lie
Il nd, caaefd n general rush TO be n,sde on the
uews agencies In The eity-thnse establish
msnis not having supply Of papers adeq nate
~ he demapd- Ok.
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The subscriber begs IN return his acknowledg
ments 10 his irIe ads and patrons for their favors
durlns the past Blk years q wond INFORM them
IN ~ he stiI' ecpiinues the business OF HIRING
OUT NEGROES, RENTING OF HoUS X,
COLLECTING CLAIMS ard al huslness per
tainlng To GENERAL AGt NCY, 10 al of which
ne gives his pes NAL attention.
Parties IN the county who may eDtrust the
hlrias OF thfi Negroes to hIm may rest assured
. evsrs stteuiIon BEING paid To &c ling them nnne
other but 90. mes and the best prices. and III
the event of sickness, the best MEDICAL and PER-
sos.L ATTENTION shal alwa,s be supplied. He
has atao arse com tort abe part mt, connected
with his Office. where those servants v no are NOT
pr. viusd with rltces to Ay at night during the
hiring, may temain, with 3 good FIRE, free Of
charge.
~. Negroes for hire the coming year, had
possible
To those at a distance to whom am perronau,
unknown. beg tn refer to the following persons;
Dickinson, Hill Co, Richmond; DR.. = homas
l:atane. Arthur Tempe. John Lumpkin. Thorn -
fauptleroy, Klng and Queen county DR.. r. o
land county John L. Lstaue, ". C Latane, Or
John Lewis. King " llliam county Geo Turner,
Richard Turner, haginnss Thomas Lee, King
,,eor.e county Ro. pudsl IN. Or. John d Buter
Caroline county; n. b. Whtioek, DR.. lanes II
InataDe, I'd Noel, Bev. u. Roy, J Roy Mioen,
Thomas clopton Jefferson nIuots, Jasper c.
Hughes, Gloucester coupty Farkes Slater James
u nnty; DR.. Ro. a. Pa, ne, Richmond county;
Nm +. ClopLon. Ro Howle DR.. / O. Cramp
Jno &. Lacy, X. 7. Laos. New Kent county; ab-
peg paI'ish Louisa county VIM. ID. Ciopion. r.
p. Foster. Cumberland e9unty W. W. Brown.
a nSnsnea1s county J.. y: chewnlEs; Cnipe?er
de lS-dSwim
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possible 10 re.ca. him, as long a. he remained

on British eroufd So
The conduct OF the people In Canada con.
tra.ts wi'h that Of tue people of Mass .achu.
set,s and Onto most favorahiy In appearan nee.
hut that IL all. The Canadians are jnst rs
deeply tainted with ahoiitionism rs the YAM
kees. More than fltfy thousand runaway
negroes are At this moment supposed 20 be
living Ia Canada. There can be no doubt that
the Toronto mob would have beh1ved as out
rageously as the Boston mob did, under similar
circumstances. Bat they dared not do 1t
They had 10 deal with government That al
lowed no trifipg with its laws. In Boston,
pbere the laws of the Union are regarded
with contempt, the fact of the mau being q
murderer. a criminal escaped from justice,
would not have made a particle tf d fere nee
acsipst him. Far from it. GA the contrary,
it Won d nave rendered him n more inter fst-
Jog object than he Otherwise would have been,
70 the saints. 1t ls part Of their creed that q
man who siays a slavehoideris 10 be cherished
and honored. Had different spirit prevailed
the Union might have lasted as long as the re-
public Of Rome.