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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-22
North.Carolina Grays.

The meeting Of this Company at Morrisville on
Saturday next, has been postponed to the Saturday
before the FIRST Sunday in June; at which time
several speeches will be made, sermon preached
before the volunteers and flag presented, 10. Z,
This company under Capt York, has been form
u sfrem contiguous sighborhoods Of Chatham,
0f,6ss md Wake 4 "a Chatham furnishing be.
txssns thiss5 apd jorsy The company is now in
eaaap Il Gsd.r Eesk eeuy, snd We learn Is one
Of the finest focAis upsSisk il the State Hur-
rah for the North Carolina .s.s ~. -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-22

Santa Cave in, Alaban. is said q srphh ,fine
material for gnnpowder. IL = sid lSs sbe second
only, in extent and vastness, 70 the NamnOth Cave
in kentucky, Santa Cave has exhanstle aepcsits
of Sulphate Of Nitre. During the Nax Gi2. i
yielded its proprietors two or three hundred dollars
worth Of nitre per day-they having several hnndss
ed hands employed 4Es.z = !, ST IS;
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-22

THE BLACK MOUNTAIN BoYs.-The Black Noun-
tain Boys, company Of 80 from Yancey county,
arrived here on Wednesday evening last They
are = fine looking body Of men, The officers are as
follows: John s. McElroy, Captain lst Leutanant,
John Roberts I'd do, Robt. johnson; Sd d., S.
Byrd; 4th do. B. s. L. Deyton. These boys will
30 their full part in exterminating old Abes hire
lings. .,s. !.. .s...gve
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me Convsnfion, az Whaelin,o.. .

WHEELING, May .l4-The city has baen wild
with excitement all day. Tie United States aag is
flying from oil the principal buildings in town.
The Convention met at II o'clock, and after ap-
pointing Committee on Credentials, adjourned till
8 o'clock, P. NJ On re-sssembling, the Committee
reported favorsbly on the admission Of delegates
from twenty five counties Prepayment officers were
appointed d;eso On stase ,se snd EsssI.! kelstions
son and John S. Garlic. The former thought 4
division Of the State premature. The latter said
we must have immediate and prompt action !; we
want no paper resolve The Convention adjourned
till to morrow Z
The ceremony Of hosting the United States flag
over the Custom House was imposing thousands
of people gathered about the building national airs
were sung and speeches made by Garlic and sthsrs
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-22

"THMGs ARE WoRkIxa." The New York Jesrs-
alef Commerce., Of Tuesday, has in its advertising
columns, twsntynine shipsfo for sale and forty oths
for rent 3,,fg5 ~ g. g.::s9a,. ~:
The Northern ship-ovners have already found opt
that Encoln's blockade vii not psy.
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v. ". HOLDEN 70 ,so. ". sYxn

y. - ~ 20, ~ Raleigh May II, 1861.
JoHS W. SYxE, Eso-Sir: Your note of this day
has just been handed me by John W. Cameron. Esq.
At first view, thought no reply Was necessary, IS
you stated that L would hear further from you as
soon as YOU could procure the services Of friend
md so iutimated to Mr.. Cameron. But after re-
fsstpn, Ivill state that while you complain that
my1aaguase is highly offensive" to you, hse .
IGht t&somplain that yours in the Register Of to-
dsy 4 highly offensive" to me for that language
sn1 70 have been: designed to produce the. i'm
thasi am untrue to my native land. Your
lin me was as bitter and unprovoked - IT.
sssa z q ss. Z ssi ssEs's ~ reply ~;
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-22

W In giving in our last a list Of the volunteer
companies in this City, it was stated that R. j. Hoke
was the captain of the Orange Light Infantry Thio
was mistake. R. j., Ashe is the captain Of the
company referred TO- -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-05-22

our City the past few days, several North-C Caro-,
linians, late of the Navy Of the Disunited States
We learn they all ready to take the seas in de-
fence Of the rights and independence Of the South
1t is their opinion that in but few more months,
quite respectable Navy can be established by the
Confederate States and unless very large additions
are made to the old Navy, there need be no great
dread Of their power on the seas. 81.
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O let those who want good family newspa-
per subscribe Tor the Southern Field and Ers.ide
Bee advssllpeut in STANDARD to-day.
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FROM WAsHNGroN-The Alexandra Gasstte. of
Monday, contains the following: ~
The United States troops now in the CITY gladly
availed themselves of the waters of the Potomac.
cold as they are, in which to bathe themselves on
this Sunday morning. The point above the long
bridge IS crowded with bathers
Large herds of beef cattle now occupy and craze
in the grounds of the Smithsonian Institute and are
destroying the beautiful young trees
Northern troops continue to arrive in numbers,
varying from one to three thousand per day.
The Philadelphia Regiment of Artillery which
came to Washington az an infantry Regiment went
into camp to day somewhere above Georgetown.
At12 o'clock, last evening" the 9th New York
regiment arrived from the Junction :, sT..F
Thirteen members of the Rhode Islaridsreeiment
were sent home on Friday night, ia command Of
Major Slocum. This is done as punishment for
intoxcation and dsorderly conduct -
James Sheeby wasIarrested last evening by sever
al United States soldiers for preaching secession on
the Avenue, and dsavoring to infame the minds
OF the military against the Government. He was
taken to the Central guard house, where he awaits
orders from the military authorities
In compliance with request from the President,
the District Militia will parade to-day. They will
form at II o'clock, a. ln., on H. street, the right
resting on 18th street. Col Stone will be in com.
mand. The division will compose eight battalions,
and will march to the Executive mansion, where
they will be reviewed by the President and the Sec
retary of War.
1t is stated on undoubted authority, that the off.
GERS of the United States army captured in Texas,
who we're released ongving their parole not to bear
arms against the Southern Contederacy. will all be
required to renew their full obligations to the Gov
ernment A refusal to take the oath will be met by
instant dismissal from the service.
The Secretary Of the Interior, Hon. Caleb B.
Smith, has refused payment to sll persons in the
seeded States who claim compensation for taking
the census. He has also determined to withhold
from all persons in the seeded States the benefit of
the pension and patent laws
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Fness Va ia91s,sIlsr

$3.50 IS 3 FTem Wast1A94 IN obeats " =.
ALEXANDRIA, Nay lS.--lt i - n te)l lIslS
are 81, 900 troops now in WasldngtoA.E5 81 s9 3sasq
Desertisls from the Federal snny 'ars xu1lssnaN
Runaways from Virginia ars srTsstsd ~ thtH
S. troops in Washington. se;ss;stss NJ 's.ii
The q. s Postmaster General has,xads asyanes.
mehts for the transmission Of the mail hstvsen Nsv
York, Fort Picksns and Havana, " Gosssnnent
steamers. ts,gfsx
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Aystsrious Mocemdats in Waasington- Sappossl
- IL. Object ~ - 49, ~ s2tx.

ALEXANDRIA, May 15.-There were some mystss
rious movements in Washington this morning. The
Rhode Island regiment were at An cary hour ORDER
ed to be in readiness to march At moments notice.
and the cassons Of their battery we're quietly gathers
ed up. Wheeling and Northwestern Virginia will
probably be the next point Of occupation. WASH
ington and Alexandris are quiet to-day. sa,s IS
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% this Ci .oa dc isth I1st, NJ ! sksH 49, a
hlda ssafeps sesd ~ ~, NJ nmtas ~ lxsliea,
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R1caxosp. VA Msxa4 4vlfa

= RIcHxoNp, Va, My a., 1881.
Receiyed Wilmington. May 14th-10:s0, Pm
A special messenger has arrived here who in!
forms the Governor and Council Of State Of the adj
vance of Jorge body Of troops, horses and mules,
out of Fort Monroe across - Greek, and that
they had advanced considerable distance on Vir.
ginia land. s5s.-,-. ~. - 80
The Secretary Of the Navy at Washington says
that Charleston, Savannah. Mobile and New Orleans
viii be blockaded in . few days The Niagsra has
been ordered to New Orleans. The Pawnse is still
OFT Alexandra y; -.
The Washington authorities seem to depend on
the blockade being sufficient to subdue the South,
together with the recaptnre of the forts. -
The indications towards Harpers's Ferry is
thought to be point where the Confederate forces
are too strongly posted. -. - 800
An editorial Of the London Times, of May fst,
leans towards US. The 7smes says that Lincoln
may well hesitate to begin the war, and repeat
British enterprise at New Orleans. 81
The Great Eastern made the trip in nine days and
a half She encountered heavy gales, rolled tre-
mendously,-no pitching. = '''',.! g 'S.fe
The movement toward q separation Of the Wes.'
tern District Of Virgins 1t Wheeling is progressing
They propose to call the new State ssNew vrginia"
Twenty-Five counties are said to be represented in
the Convention.-!IHil Journal. :. q
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JNo. ". sYM 10 ". ". HOLDEN.
E.kr Raleigh, May II, 1861.
W. W. HoLpEs.. ESQ Sir In y circular which
have read to-day, written by you and dated May
II, 1861 find language used which is highly often.
sive to me- As soon as I can procure the services
Of friend you shall hear further from me on the
subject. 49,. -,..5.... IS,
Your obedient servant <,
,s..,, i -. JNO. W. SYME.
This note will be handed to you BY my friend, J.
w. tCAxERoN Esq. -. =. -
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ting the scattered fragments of our couutry
OF this state We have no hopo and ~ dssire. 7"


A correspondent Of the st. Louis Democrat
writing from Barclays Fort, New Mexico, or
Jan. 22i, says.
vO,s u csssurs haa bscn passed IVY the tsrit
Oral Legislature against q /. PAusrLxxoy, and
nenofishzing the Secretary ot War for nis inn-
ste teDUy.l from a Io-ItioN he hiss dsyracsi
And a lev res, lutien was W be introduced On Sne
ITS, requesting the seCr,tafy Of War 70 ohAags
the DAtne VI Fort FsuuI,erOy 70 auytutng else A
WI" u caisure and ,rnue id.t ou for rsmJv.i
~"o also passed against Jude BtACKwooD.
On the llth ms, bil for tue repeai " ths
slsy- code IN tris pfTtory was introduced by u 2.
jsct u At It's h->t reading hut II VA carried H.
We Secutd reading by hauisorse majority, snd
iH nov laiure the Comm ttes Of he W nols, and .
few day. will 5oaide IL fate.
Tae'c are great eve ii ms mixing OH the part OF
our political qusrks " eret this territory into .
state for ihesr own particular ben dt They > ma
intend hk ing tie people into their iunsls any fur.
tuer than csu be ayrid-,l.
TIE N'vaIus, SINE tine return of the volunteers,
are st thrit old WORK with rene sol energy ana
greater b,ldness than ever. In this shot ti,~
uey have tak", between twcuty aud thirty thou.
sand sheer, five hundred bead af cat ., . l.rs.
number uf hofs.s aud mules, beiIdss killing ma1y
ciuztns The Ia deprrd.tioas wer. com ni,tsd
near s .nta Fee, under the nose OF od FJcscy, bat
he could mt smell a. en-.
by the returns made by tho aAN rant marsh,s,
the entire popu s,ion ,f New NeSc) 10 pI,oIS, ia.
clusinR the Pu,ulu IusIsns, SuO nuuiu,t 10 go
and tue lctsrns prupoity st Sil 6j6, G-yn,S ,ns
q total Sis,loi,GiS. .xcu.ir0 ~ toe possession.
ot the Pnss'o Indians, which snouat ~ The sun
of 81 sO2 $50.
In III" territory there arc 20. SGo families, and
2O,9l9 houses.
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Scientific Items.

i CHARCOAL pL.rps 20, FIR ,.
1 IA of p,sru,ing c,,,NIu.,,o. -,
s,,.r, b.. b,m d.v..d .rs h-.~..
A.ou, ff,y ts,t. b, v,isn,. O, ani., 49,
,,e,t, .ays r.,,. a, ou,,,z in cars. no-a.- =.
e,.s.n ,.r,. M osaI ,.r an, .iyb, r.r,. ~ A.. .,
.rc combined .s s,l.ox.. Tbs A.. c,.x 4. a.
pix.d with ,hs cs.l tar m a. IN bs shorou.b,, d,
e,r,,t,,.d Al, o,.,,, .nd .,,rn,l ohsrs..I- ,,,..
In 4, te pr.x ,,,.Iv ,s,,o,a a., . eo.,.. ,..a.s
sr, then .ddeJ. ,Ld IN, vhol. m... 4. main.
mix., and ,.,n,.d L, . pl..,ic .s.,. -,.a A. 4.
su-d 10 q moulded or sshiou.d INTO ,b.ns. a, -
ic,., . r,ou,rxd Tbe .1i,,.. 40 yo.d. A.
.,,o~ A o. s,,su.,,, ,rcre.airy b.., IN c,,s. -.
.es, In order 10 cDrhr,, the Tar. and prcdu.. ,As
ns~eaaary .olidity wn.r zs- Ia no longer rs,sr-
a,ed and has teen al evolved, the hes, 4, incr~s-l
until th. ye.s., and ,hsr content, become res bo,
and remain go for Abnu, "a hours ,hey ara tben
taken out c ei AID tho plate -as they may be
n cylindrical Or other shape-so f,rmsd are eus-
for removing impurities from w.,er.
Vegetable onsrcoal may bs used in place ef snf-
ma. cbsrcoA, aud the plates 90 made employed In
The sides Of rofriseraV-Ts. for the prssei v.lioa Il
ssss, etc. These Altering ps,es m,y bs n;lasei
u = cylinder anu paced ia tus suppy pipo II
house c's'ernn, o uHsd on bart shP,, thrsush
which 10 pump ~as'r before using u; or s.A dltsr
T.. -, .,,. :. A.. .I',,,
Wv "'''ns 'eu' WV
wik% plste NJ prepared chzrcosL cement, 10.
sesher are laid do WI go that the v,,er m,st p,S.
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Tho Virst Seizures In t!rof fsia.--t:0vernor
Morgan to tho New York Owaer..

Inc io''"W'ng " lhe reFiy OF uof. mnhpNs
to tho Application a. the owners OF the Adjust
er, one oi the vessels lately seized at Savannah
IL will apply to tho more recent Outrages OF
the same KIND
- S., ,.,
bfArE ~ nh" hohR' tNNVfYk DnrAGskNr}
c., s AnnHS,, rev. y, i'"i'
g"pnlc d,sp.eh ON y!u stating s",t your bark
AdJuHier hsf De'n sril d 'n S'7annth ny oTdor of
,.s s;yrrsmshs % OF dsorss, "n ,nnt "t arms oe
hmtu III NJ" r"fk, suu hsklIB W oo thHinep
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New York vs.. PHILADELPHIA.

ly dnt of hard drumming and unusual
length ~ time pnymsnt some too or three
steam fire comuanes q this ciiy have been M
tuCcd 10 purchase their app ratus in New
York. Among these is the Cihock'ink Steam
Fire Company. This COMPANY, on ~hilf " tha
builders, Nc suppose, have cha lcnl:ed the Phil
adclI bia hose company 90 u test Of the rcspos
tive powers Of their apparatus, q challcug,
that has been gladly accepted. Tho spot 50.
lected was objected to hy tho members Of tho
rhiladclph'a but they finally Agr,ed 10 it.
The following aro the terms Of playingi
I. Fir o's hupdrsd collars
2 Bah engines p d'rv water FROM tho same
rure, aud plsy through Any 'eetse,ticu OF hos =.
The Crh,ck,bk So plsy through . sa- aud .
quarter iuoh ,o,s ., and the rulad,lphiA thfoush =
90. ard . b ali iirh nnzzls
4 E.ch engine ~ play for = half hour S,id play
ing ~ be- decided hy shrcc disiptrrest. parties "
sbe disenc. attained Wy the solid body o. water
averaged during the play
o This -ngins~ N play separate, the Ird ycs 10
dTsw hr choice.
6. All hr-.L ayes IN engins- ruled out.
7. Bursting of forcing or suction boss 10 be re-
placed
$. stakes, with the number Of fscs, shall b.
driven n given distances, and the stream thrown
sTroe- them.
.. Time Of playing, Thursday Afternoon, Peb.
2S, 1861, conn ercing h O'Clock. PiAcs, pad
near KtnsinVtou B,zin, " ghts street, near Lshigh
avcnue.-Phl. North American.
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Fer, suw,er--An,iclp.tion. Of Attach.

A member OF Congress from New York has
received the following letter from an officer Ia
Fsrt Sumter, giving important intslligen of
the conc ition Of all airs at that post:
"My desire Is to give yon few reliable data
concerning our situation. From the little no VS.
we see, It i.apparent that the majority OF the
published statements concerning Sumter arc
very in accurate AMI unreliable. We have re.
ceived no reinfOrcements, and know of none
that are coming. To Introduce rein'orcemsnts
10 this garrison Is an extremely difficult prob
lem, and the attempt by no means insurcs tho
execution. A glance a. tho coast survey ma
will convince YOU Of this, Sumter l. by n,
means uHpreS able, "na any measures bisen
upon THE proposition Nil LlN poor ioun'a
tiur. with largo g.rrisum. It.. i'nni'h'
spprli',. TIN, Iprr .nli u,,a.u Ia. army
'riure u TOT luug ur be-. you SNOW
| tho afuIcu"T'iurri cul ~ tOi, 'r W sttl'llch
| A large fOice IL s,iil ~ work me batteries
| around us The hpttcrics or N"frS ls!anl are
supposed to be con- Ilct, J.. S."nnr- ana pllo'
| lOats are on the watch al gh'. nnl p" IA seam
| quite yigilant Thee vrssrl' como quite near
the fort, anl ju-lly .hc u ma lIouUle AMI
| anxiety We have dn ell eat commanding
| officer and a reli able sc' Of m"n: Sinrol a.
we are one ire. ,heIDus man inside N"ul ailnGl
ma more than a thousand without There hl
h.en no attempt on the part Of any sol tiers ~
laborsrs 10 desort, and | can safely say thai
here will he none. Our greatest fear and an
! iety arc concerning the possibility Of reHnt
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Criminal.

Two WOMEN, dead drunk, locked In each
others arms, we're discovered in q grocery ON
fire at Cincinnati, on Wednesday. They were
both nearly sufocated.
Two YOrSd COTTON FACTORS In New Or.
leans had difficulty upon point Of vera
city last week-One used q cOwhide, tho other
q pistol, and the cowhider was shot dead.
Az ARKANSAS PLANTER was fatally shot by
. gambler, on the steamboat Uncle Sam, below
Memphis, on tho Och inst. Tho anray grew out
ot game Of cards.
An INGENIOUS THIEF got clear at Albany, on
Thursday, 10y pretending that he had the itch.
Justice, officers and jnil0rs would have nothing
to do with him, although ho pdnted to be sent
10 jail.
EDWARD CRASsAGE slipped and was caught
hy the coupling boxes and one leg dra~n IN
and horribly manVled, at Mount Hope Iron
Works, Mass, on Tuesday. lie survived am.
putrtion only an hour.
A MApMAS wrSr ISro CHURCH., at Park
shir Mich, on Sunday week, having divested
bims,lf Of every particle Of outside clothing;
he walked up the aisle to tho pulpit before his
CUursc was arrested.
WILLIAM KsGLIsH, OF BALDWIN Co, Ala,
went to Mohile'wi,h draft for 100000. For
some reason he failed TO get tho mouey, which
Of three Of his children and then severed his
own.
nnushNs i hoMni, panok ps, "Ghs ntGl s,
,T, Tent ih.o i"s,"uiMt ~ intspursn, ohI", On
Ibursnhy nisNt, ana Oesan abusing the pro
p'ie.or wne. w p'InH aNp's'uisteo WIN ny
: heh'irman present' ne a'lacsoa h'ni tno as
saen, oolng Smn,, man, rev MY w, nhne ih shu h
taste OF steel, retreatod ignominously TO a
doctors ciiice.
A MAN LIvISG NEAR FESloSvILLK. CWis.,
was riding with his wife some weeks since
when, IN crossing railroad track, ho came ia
CO., sion with passing train Of cars. His wife
md both the horses were killed. At the time
he wretch said that he did not care for the wo'
man, but 'he railroad company would have to
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STOCK PUNCTUATION
Domestic markets.
MONDAY Feb

MONDAY Feb. 2o, 1901.
hsmsIIhs ms ~ * w"out n n,us sn % S
sAes ' ., ros :" g. "'' soa ',. 49,, o. o,.n.a
,1, asp oI'a .,., as ~. c,,cs..,"n fvI On 4.
" ne.,y 80 80 on . go 80, "A ns.,.,,.d eb,.e !.
no' 10y IN. 49, sr.dss are pais. snd win
', 70, & - NV f''''' . VIVA
ou, -. n aooh hh,. =, az On . q, oh sor an,
-. s,.s. w. - - az "a |. az az ~. ~ 80.
pe'nne s.an M ~ I "a o. sgw Ut ss
Sr -, ~. ,o. -. =, vys...rn s.,rs az 10 ss
M ~, ssino,ns brsnds Al .Itrs ONO. snd Is 10
AZ as for trs.ie brsnds do.
sr',sd,.n Won, ~ ,.sh.r bs.vv. ,bs arrivals are
az ~. y, Am III. !, sh an.y7 no Tor s.,r.,.
ao,,h.,n y oo, 4. ...,sr nae naticulsrlv tbs
Loo go. ,b.s. are nlsasy cho,c, ex,ras are
Wv s"uS a noS i.rgs ana "A a. are
ssssoy .ns ~ .s a. ao a. -,,..d a oood .un.,
~" nspas. oV% J" a,.s.odra. a.. snd ~ sosSI is
s noe 49,, n.,,sr s,.dss
kye FmW qny' ~ "a "a - 49,. .nd sa 40, sa
.o Vorh s,r pIsnsv.,ss.
WmsryySThs marhss Il hrm, the demand fair ,
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The Audersoa slave Case la Causda--A ne "
rhua..

II appears that tho IN 1.-two slave Anderson
was tt.chIr,od by Tho CInIditn court merely
on L. gl tcyhnichlity, having boen IN II ;cd in
the indictment with the act 1T 'fcluuiOuSy xii.
ling" DIGUEs. The charg. should hav, been
''murior.' lleLCr bis arrest WIS Illegal Tho
Montreal G"s,ts, however "Ncrpts IL the &C.
tien oi the Cuuit ~ this fashion:
'ASpE,ls"S Is discharged from techanical
law in the warrant. Tho pritcipl- that W. do
BOT, cannot, shd never will recognize tho slave
code in he British dominion, still remains un-
asserted may, 50 Tar ~ our courts have gsue,
its rccO sn,tion has been declared to 10 duty
imposed on b. i,ish subjects In Cinid,l We
were dcgrsdid in the syes Of tho civilized
worl Ivy the Interpretation which tho law OIL.
GERS aud the judges put upon the treaty; that
degradation has not been removed. AsDHRsoS,
it Is true, has been relca ,ed but proceedings
may bo recommended in Missouri TO morrow,
which will lead TO his being az lin arrested ten
days or afOrtnight hence. And by tho now
light which resent discussions have thrown up
ON their course, tho prosecutors may he
enabled TO make sure OF their victim
next time. For 1t has become cs ab-
lished as tho law Of Upper Canada,
at least, that ho who strikes manly blow TO
rescue hlmself from slavery, Is no longer safe
there. Upper Canada is no longer . safe ro-
fugc for the slave who has fought his way 10
freedom This Is bitter humiliation for .
nation Of frecmcn. This conduct OF tho judges
locks too like a contemplate evasion Of great
public duty. What need was there fsr these
quibblings about technicalities2 Why evsds
. decision upon the meritsi"
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aA.jsssiS ask 4,
nICKp ASr,-FRICrIoN MACHINK
- F2s 2sb : KGssiSh sfMiSh ffsp5AStssa, fspA sss,

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