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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-10

SATURDAY, June 9.
ARRIVED.
EoRrHrRxRR, Afford, st. Louis.
PoAsxoY, DAVIS Fl. Madison.
AD hrNE, Gauii, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
NnRrnERNER, Afford, 1T. Paul.
PoAtRoY, Davis, Fl. Madison.
The liauk'ye State, Capt. Gsy, will b the
regular N.r,hen Line packet for st. Paul to-day.
This is enc Of the fastest and best arranged boats
on the Upper Mississippi, and passengers Who de-
sire to mako a trip up the river, should secure .
passage on Capt. Gray's new boat.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Casse',
Cap. Hiilhouse, will depart for Fort Madison at
O'clock this evening.
The Ad dins leaves for Dubuque this morning
At o'clock.
The Sucker State will depart for st. Losis this
moraiss
fAsr fiNE From the Missouri Rspsblicas ws
learn the Ha~lsye State has been trying hes
hand AZ fast running, and hy so aeang he's won
tho name IL a q crack" bost. She run from St.
Louis 70 sst. Paul making sixty-two laadinss, and
drawing fFe feet of water, in three days and
sixteen an- hslf hours. She made the round
Trip. trcm - Louis g st. Pau and back, in six
days t~ea'y hours aud forty-two minutes.
Toe n''I henderson, new laid up at Dubuoue
belonging TO The Northera Line Packet Comuenv
Is ABOUT 10 enter into he trade between Prairie
ds CHEN and ~. Paul.
The ksoAuk made the trip from LaCros.e "a
St Paul, distance of lse miles. in elsvs. ho,r.
This = claimed 70 10 the quickest time ON r,eord
Tns whole number Of steamboat arrivals n n II
poss TOT the wees ending Saturday night lss,
- lineteen.
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81. Lours. June 9.

ST LOUIS June b.
EssScs DAnocnAr Ard NEws:-F.r the past
lev days there has been considerable excite
neat 10 Secession circles caused By the reno
vsl Of 0sa Harney from this departmens. The
old General = good soldier. bat in diplomacy
Fox Jaskson can best him two 70 one. When
The truce vas signed the otjec: Of the Govern
or. By bic show Of submission. vas to throw
The Government oG its guard and in The mean.
time secretly organize bis force IN different
pssss Of the State, and when everything vss
ready. make dsspsssse effort to get Missouri
ont os the Union but the cunning old fox has
again been thwsrssd. The Government hes
bad its sgeets through the state, watching
the mOvsosnts Of the trsitors. and in two
vssks you will hssr that oil the principal
places - the State are occupied by U.s. troops.
some Vt the Rsgimspts have already been or
dsesd ~ hold themsels es IN readiness 70 murch
Almost daily. eompspies are coming in from
The country. snd being ssorn iato service.
Arms are furnished them ct tie Arsepal, and
II the Ssesssiooists onos dare to inausur.ts
var, they vill be sxterminsted. There Is bu,
very little feeling existing in the country be-
tween the two parties. but the Union men in
mot psr.s Of the State are greatly in the ma
jority. and are gaining strength rapidl.. All
vs wsnt 10 for the Government TO take firm,
decided stand. and we shall have no trouble.
Gen. Lyon. who nov has command here, is .
brave soldier, and . man Of iron will, and the
traitors fear him 80 much a. their ances ore did
Old Hickory. They know with him it i. =
word and blow and the blow generally
Gomez 6rst Alres6y the traitors q, # rson
Ci'y are trembling in their boots. and learn
from good authority that they are removing
what srms and munitions of war they have to
Bconvils. in the " ester part Of the Stats, and
their military headquarters ar. 10 be estab-
Iishsd there. fear Gen. Lane will consid~r
midst.
fsv days since noticed letter in the
Aiss.uri Democrat copied from the Davenport
Gazette, and s,gned ] Calhoun Mosber. Judg.
dangerous individual Your correspondent
started out armed to thu teeth, determined to
capture and deliver him either to the Arsenal
or send him to K-okuk, to be placed under 'he
charge # Col. Bates. of The gsilsnt fret. You
will imagine my snrprise wien found fret,
there vas no lS6 on Main street second, tha,
there was no East Main street 10 the city. and
third that there il TO nan by that name. ana
nov. after due d.libera,ion, | have cone 10
the conclusion that somebody has been selling
Brother Sanders
The news Of the death of Judge Dougla.
spread . general gloom over the city-peonie
could hardly realize ,hat in ;bis hour OF great
peril SnO tTiat, Our kicasesS rtasos.4.-. .---
been T. ken from
In my next will give you a description Of
tie Arsenal, Barracks etc. Ycnrs D.
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From New York.

NEw YoRK, June S.
It rumored that Henry A. Wise is in a rapid
decline.
Paris letter says il is rumored that duel j.
on the t-pis between our Minister 10 Belgium and
Mr.. sanford. . Vnginian, growing out Of some
remarks OF the former relative To the latter in the
steamer on which they passengers.
The Herald says Letters jus received from John
o. Fremont, dated London, statirg he has pur-
ch ased 10000 Enfield rifles and several bal teres
Of riied canpcn for the Government, which be Is
waiting tor, to bring with him. PARTON of the
rifles are finished. tie also states that the CON-
nissioncIs Of the Confe ierate States, VINO had in
structions 10 procure several steamers in EngIana
Tor the service 81 the Montgomery Government
cut that here was difficulty about getting nv ney
They succeeded. however, in purchasing twY
steamers, for which they paid fIo,Oo0. These
vessels. il appears. to sail Tor Southern port
under The british Aag and regi stored prcperto of
.r,tish owners, carrying moth NJ contrabaDd Of
war, but probably in ballast merely. How they
viii be received BY our blockade squadron, remain.
to be seen.
Ihe fost says the Beard Of Uadervriters
have taken no action 10 the subject. and thai
raising the rate for var ri-ks IL the mere iDdi-
vidusi action Of two or three. companies.
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X Jsmes. Clerk Of Buffalo to nship: WIN. Il.
Tbe"rscn. Justice of the Peace # Priuee.os,
Charles F. Hss. Justice OF the Peses Of BIue
0rsss 70 snship. were approved, and the bond
Of L. L Chapman. Of Princeton, rejected Re-
port adopted.
Cain Of Philip Earhart. - judge Of cleo
tion. allowed.
Report Of Finance COMMITTEES, 10 the case Of
Jsnss Thoringtcn. taken mp Judge Linder-
man stated that he had never allowed the
Sheriff any per diem. and Oh being ssk4d xhy.
stated that he could 6od no lsw suthoriz,e him
to pay any such Till. After considerable dis
cnssion on both sides Of the question, the re-
port Of the Committee vas adopted. and var.
rants ordered drawn tor smouat ot bill.
Sheriff rhoripgton stated that he should not
draw the amount Of the bin from the r. easury
until he had obtained legal decision q 70
his rirhts therein. If be vas not entitled to
the dollar per diem during the holding Of
court, Re would not take the same
Mr.. J W Guitesu, late Township Clerk OF
Davenport township. and concerning whose
accounts some executions had been taken BY
the Trustees. was allowed to make expIaoatory
-eUsrks, which he proceeded to do He did
not think he used the deficit in bis account.
but be could not figure it out in any way. and
the same as soon may be He thought the
presentation Of the affair very small busi.
n-ss principally Il ite work from some quar-.
ter. and for the purpose Of spreading the mat.
ter on the records Of the Board
Mr.. Neal moved that the communication an
resolution of the Trustees with reference 10
Mr.. G iteaus affairs be laid on the table
On motion Board adjourned sine die.
FLAG RAISING AT MT. JOY School
HeusK.-The ladies residing in the neighbor.
hood of Mt. JOY school House, prepared .
beautiful banner. Saturday afternoon was
the time fixed upon for raising it. and Messrs
Geo. 5. q. Dow and Geo. W. VAnHosen. were
Invited to deliver appropriate addresses for the
occasions. At 4 o'clock p. m, everything hsv
ing been prepared and large assembly Of
ladies and gentlemen gathered upon the
grounds, the exercises we're opened by elect.
ing Mr.. James NJ. Dowde Oh ai, nan. and Mr.
Israel Ban chosen Secretary. The fse was
then raised, and the beautiful song "Th. Red.
White and Blue" surg with beautiful effect b,
the Messrs Mason. The cong was folc we'd by
three ousing cheers, and our national anthem
The Star spangsd Banner" given by Mr..
and Mrs Dowdca Three cbeers vers ,ha,
given for the Stars ard Stripes. Mr.. Dow
having been introduced, made very neat aad
appropriate speech. Three cheers we're then
given for Mr.. Dow Mr. Van Hosen followed
10 one of his happy effcris, and vac given
three ch eers. The meeting then adjourned
with three cheers Tor The ladies ~hp h.aa.
ten up the teautiiul flag.
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Ngv Yosx Innaa

~, NeW lOuk. June b.
Inc commercial says, I've are able 20 state on
the highest hority thai latest :. from
our agents in Europs ere 10 the highest degree
satisfactory. Prus-ia has assured our Govern
nent that the rebellion agai lst 40 mild and be-
nihoens government will not secure any sanction
whatever. Austria vas with equally warn a.
surs noes, and a determination 70 rive NO ron.te
nance to to the rebels. France - conelusivsly
with us IN word d in deed, IL necessary. bic
patches II, IN Mr.. Adams D " tho British 0ovse,-
Ieat i nov as well dispo-ed towards US - ~
iesre the Ministry have given Mr.. Adams .
most irienrly ann cordial hss,iur. and rsh.l,io.
VII here.iter find no sympathy Al The Court q
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Dal. JULIUS lHAsA BROUGH
SURGEOr DEs.TIST.

IT HIS OFFICE ON PERRY STREET. Be
a tween Third ard Fourth IL preparef 70 exc
eute aiIevork, either MechsnicAi or uprrs,ive, in
he highest sty,e Of Dental Art. BY the atera
tions Se has performed during h;s residepce in
Davenport. be can convince any one, that the
most decaysd teeth csa BE saved and restored -
All ouers yus registered and wsusated contin-
uo.sIv. ana pstisots ha iLg him with their con-
6deucs, may rely upon hsvibg every Operation
- .orned 10 q p rfvct . manner e possible.
Charses q reasonable - the aue w.sk e. b
done by an ons in any past q tAs weeld.
nylb-dAW0
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CHOLERA AMONG FowLs.-From Mrs.
ws learn tina, the cholera is prevailing 10 Z
fearful extent in that region, among fows Of
oil kinds, both wild and domestic. She Gays
the roads and fields are sire W ed with the dead
carcases Of prairie chickens, quails. black birds
and other species She lost over one hundred
chickens and turkies on Friday lsst. by this
fatal disease. There re no symptoms TO de-.
note that the bird 10 sick-the first thing
Observable beingA shissring stagger, keeling
over. and dead chicken. The matter should
receive INN ediste and earnest attention, - il
would take but few weeks Of such destruc.
tion to sweep the entire fowl tribe from the
country.
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Psoa spr.ssAslA.

srsIxcuElp, Ill, June 9.
Emmett AeDosald vss =, day sxaniaed Il
the Federal Court, before Judge Trsss. and
discharged from eustody. on the grouod that
Col. hcArthur's retsso 10 the hahsas eoeppe
-. in-uff'cles'. The csss vss briefly srgssd
oy Mr Dsv'e. OF Sc Louis, on behalf Of The
n''s"ner. sod Mr. wsIdos, Distriss Assssasy.
Lr The Govesnmeut.
MArshsi PHILIPPE declined 70 receive Bleoeh.
ard srr~st@d by Gen. Prcnti.s. II Csrbooi Ale.
on the charge Of treason. On the gvousd ,h.s
there vas not sofiisisns 81 horisy ior retaining
him.
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co Nj Nj E RCI AL
ID A - n PORT N A IL kET
DAILY REPORT.

Ov1IcE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Saturday Eve, June 5, 1861. !
The market is settled and quiet. Wheat is the
only article which Lrings price to warrant farm
ers to market it. Business generally is pretty
gosi to day.
FLOUR Firm at $4.so@5oo. Shipments 500
bbls.
WHRAr--In demand at Soc. Receipts 4,O3o
bu. Shipments 1910 bu.
BARLIY.-Dull at 2oc. Receipts 17s bu.
CoRN--Dull At l2c. Receipts 40 bu. Ship
ments 700 bu.
OArs-Nominal at l1@l2c. Receipts 70 bu.
PorArOvs-6@l0c. Receipts "a bu. Ship
ments $50 bu.
HAy-Dull and plenty At $500 500.
BUrTsR.-Plenty at 7Gios y b.
EGos-6c = dos.
STaAvBExRIEs-15c y quart.
CUKaAx1s--loc y quart.
GoossBsREEs- y quart.
PEAs--4Oc y peek.
New York MarAet.
NEv YORK, June 8.
FLorR.-Narket dull and heavy. sales At
SS.oVW S-SV N0ktT SiAtc %DVUW D. ~ Exf1 Sta to
$a.yO@5 is super Western $4.so@5 80 Common
to medium Extra.
WHsAr.-Nafket heavy and declining.
RYS.-Quiet, S6@6,c.
BAILEY Y-- Dull.
CoRx. Market dull. 4l @ 46c New Mixei West
ern.
OArs:--Markst dull. 3l@a3K Western and
State.
WHISKY.
New YoEa Stock Market.
NEw YoRK, June 8.
Stocks dull and lower
". 81 4lH no. IS. S7H Tenn, 37N.
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- 10 the novsssass efshs seess, ssd y psspasiae
y neei 'osssassd fossss u shs sosssy.
Ine Gamer AoAst vsrooa. froa fostssss No.
roe, rePasts the sseisO sevn u oe Sssnoes elevea
mlss this side Of Aqass Csssk, II 1snes TIE
properly IN tie tosa 10 osHsA psiasipally -
y : reported that sighting hes een.s.ssd q
h.sper's Ferry. l. 10 ssdoa Sssdly fsjse.
!. Earth wosGs srs bsia< soassrvesei to-lay aAov,
Chain Bridge.
lSpseid 70 Coansselsl.l
WAsnlxSseu, Juoe Q.
Gen Cadwsllades he's beee supssesded " &C..
Cooper at bal0moso.
An armed steamer lsft this ncruine % - n
troops could b lasdsd bear Acute Crssk.
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SPLENDID STRAwBERRIgs.-S Slas Glas-
reli lett a. our Office saturday, . specimen OF
the r'fswherri.s cultivated on his place. Some
oil ths in'gcst are fur ine1ts in circumference ,
sn ave she finest We ever cav. He will have
them Tor sal- ct Bo, welis Flour Store, corner
Fourth and Brady streets. end ~ C..uey
Mungers On the h.Lf also currents and goose
berries. lie Will have the finest ! mes 10
season. Try his fruit.
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County AssEssMESr.-The county
Of Scott. according 70 the County Assessors
proceedings, 10 valued at $6.40O. 900, upon
which levy Of six mills has been ordered,
making tax Of ass 400 to be raised. besides
the usual pol-tsx Of fifty cent? per csIlts.
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FINIsmED.--Tbe Board Of Supervisors
closed their June session saturday afternoon,
after six days i tn,. BY the time OF the Oct
term, h Supervisors calculate that the conn
~ will have Ail its warrants paid of and have
little haia &c in the treasury, TO oil Of which
th.rs will be no exception taken that We are
avays Of
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STRAWBERRY FEsTlvAL.-The ladies
Of st. Luke's Church viii give . strawberry
festival on Wednesday evening next. in the
barement Of the Caurcn. Strs berries and
cream, aud al the nicsties Of the season, viii
be served. The public ,are invited to attend.
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LEcrUREs.-Those who read this pa
per before Monday viil remember Mr. Taylor's
lscturse on Spirituslism, st the Methodist
Church, Perry street. on Sabbath afternoon
and evening, at 3 and Z n O'Clock =. N.
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From phll0de1Dhia.

PHILADELPHIA, June 8.
The North ADser;oan in referring TO the allega-
tions against Jas E. Harvey, ass,rts that when
an opportunity for vindicstion 10 offered, the &c
cused will be foand as free from any criminalt ty
~ any loyal eltisen. He has friends here Who viii
not suffer him 70 be sscr 6ced, and those who
have given currency to the calumniss, will BE-
held 70 the strictest roof.
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THE CITY.

FACT Carleton is selling Gents
hows-nsde French calf seved aud pegged
b .ots. Patent Gaitsrs. Oxford Ties. and Strap
Shoes, for about hsf the usual price.
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&teanef News.

Ngw YORE, June 8.
The steamers Nsx York aid Edinburgh arrived
from Europe to-day.
Among the pass nger were Carl Shur1 and
family.
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ID L r u. .

In this city On Saturday. June sth, SARAH,
wife Of Moses Hebbs, aged 80 years.
Funeral this (Sunday) afternoon at 81 o'clock
fiom residence on Filth street, between Perry and
Rock Island st eets.
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RETIaEs.-By notice to the readers
Of the Chicago Times, We zee that with the
changing Of proprietorship Of that paper. there
IL likewise a change 10 the editorial manage
n,eui. Gov. McComss retires with the good
wishes Of HE many iriends. We trust the
and increase in popularity as IL gaius in years.
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SPLENDID Friend Dwight,
OF the U. S. Express. brought home from
Chicago. Saturday. . splendid photograph Of
Seostor Douglas taken by Hesler. Those Who
want 10 see q really good thing. should call 10.
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LaxrsGros. Ky. June 9

The statue Of Henry C,.y was ssfsiy plseet
on the co.umo th's morning.
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From Chnrhevahu,g.

CHAABEssBuRG, June 8.
The fret division marched this DaraiDs.
accoms aDied BY large Dumb,r Of baggage
ssg0Os
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RuNAwAy.-Satulda afternoon one
of MIR. Alison smiths high spirited horses ran
away from 10 front OF the Burtis House, and
colIided With grocer's wsgon. smashing the
light buggy TO which he vas attached, aud
made off up Iowa street kiting. When last
heard from he wee making rapid tracks for
the int. rior. A lit.le son Of MIR. Morley. who
was IN tie grocery wagon. had . very narrow
escape
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An OLp OFFE>DEa.-Mrs. Roach, an
oil ofeuder against the peace and dignity Of
our good city. has turned up sgain-not en-
tirely sober. On Saturday evening she aP-
peared st Dc. Bakers house, beastly drunk,
ing it had been ecaded. On an examination
Of the case it appeared that the child vas un
conscious from the effects Of liquor, and q
pesred TO have had . bucket of evil spilled
over It, The mother was provided with
apartments at the Jail. and the child cared for
BY the neighbors in that vicinity.
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StOTT 20. PARA ASSvClArlvN |
NOTICE TD MEMBERS.

MEMBERS OF the ABOVE ASSOCIATION
N1 entitled 10 Tickets will receive them Of III .
Secretary. A. his once, Cp"n application Men,
bers in arrears for assessment will please make
immediate payment and procure their Tickets.
GEO. X. wkSr, Ssc'y.
DAVENPORT, June 3, 1861 .-d3t
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1he sSstesrs Of ca Nritv
TSAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYING THE
i publis that, having, for the time being, re-
moved the Aeadsny, formerly known - the
Aca1. ny u lnnaf nate CescrptisD,
they are nov located on the BuG, on the corner OF
Eleventh and Let laire streets, ayenport, Where
they ars peepa ed 70 eeivs boardeSs and select
day scholar, 70 whoIn Trey will tech ail brsnche
usualiy comprised 10 q superior education. For
particulars, address,
SIsrAR NARY MARGARET MANN,
my23- lml Davenport. Io~s
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To Let
DRs. NEWELL 4 CHARLEs,

DRS. NEWELL 4 CuARLEo,
DBNflsFs,
HxN RESPECTFULLY ANNOCNcE TO
the citisens Of Davsnpost and eur-
4lYYyHy rounding county. th:t they have
psr~ansnuy Joestsl u tbs city.
All patients fsyoring Dss. n. ! G. With thsis scs-
6dsnce nay rely up-n tnei' Utmost e1sssions =
perform every ops'.sion - parfsct manner =
possible. Particular attention Essd 10 shs rego-
ia,ion Of Childrens Teeth. Terms Of asti6eio1
worA made k.own upon appscsti0n. Cbarges
moderate. Once on Brady street, bssWeea fhlsa
and Fourth.
nBgBBgwC0s:
n BRAsD. Mayer, Galena.
HEE. tAnPDBLL,
WKtGHLy 3 SHALL,
Tx j. q. Scxc00s, Dentist
r. A. iIyEKNo 3
G. " hEs rsr. AD, y. D.,
Il. Ca0KIs. y. -,
- W.P. Hills. Davenport
my7g -sf
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Diss0isssi0n oT 20. Psrsn. rsAtp


N-O1IC ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT 3. n.
~ GKi6Gs ma. been atnitted partner In our
bIsine =, fram and after th.s date The Arm
will be continued Is heretofore.
A prl Il, 1861. LUSE, LANE 3 co.
A. +. LUss,
r.. Y. LAsE,
+ II. GKI.Gs. fjne2-iw
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New YOHs Stock Market,
Nsw YoRK, June 8.
Stocks dull and lower
". 81 AK no. 6's. S7ss Tenn, s7N.
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NELklT NChUOk
-FOR-

LADIES
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1t is eaid the Uni.n feeling 10 Virginia il
growing remarkably. A vote now would sho v
decided majority in favor Of the action I tie
Government.
Reror,s from Key West state that a volun
'.er company has offered its service. to the
Union. A Union msyor and council are cho.
aen.
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the race. We OF the South know that IL has
proved curse to them. 'osi'.4 at9i,ia t.!uol
n The North emancipated that portion Of the
race they held in bondage. From the same un.
Willingness TO labor, they are too poor to raise
families, are diminishing In numbers, and are
degraded by an amount Of crime which ex-
ceeds more than twelve times that Of the white
raee ID mon h@7g9F91q HsH ,yfniSht e9@s u
In Jamaica, no wages can overcome their un.
willingness 10 perform labor ~ ss'ul- se'
In Liberia, where they have been literally
held up BY kindness and counsel, and stimulated
by the prospect Of regenerating Africa, We see
the came incurable disease. ss7i9 eal q i.ei'N'
Ie) In Hayti, we see them sharing all the evils
which Aow from elfccntrol, and an unwilling
ness to labor, while we SEQ the slaves at the
South, under the control Of the white race, con.
tented and well provided for, increasing In mum.
bers, and improving in morals and intelligence
What ! have written thus far was Intended 20
disabuse mems minds as TO the origin Of gov
eminent, as to its 'festing on the consent Of the
governed, ,"--as to being thorn free and equal, J"
as to what constitutes slavery, as to what con-
esitutes freedom, as to the rule by which free
dom or self control 10 10 be meted out, as to the
proptlety, In civilized life, Of subjecting seven
eighths Of the human family to the control OF
one.eighth, as to the Justice Of according free
dom to the white race at q given ago and with
holding II from Africans for life, as to the evil
dence furnished that they are an inferior race,
and unfit for social and political freedom. Ii'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-03-25

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