The sun., 1862-01-28


~ and no~ "a Il 81, - ~, permit NJ 10 shu,ls
|slsJ re-,orabihty Of protecting and esvsttns
|e.shi Id is row bringing In asainst Us the oil
Hw'yI IN years Of servitude aud dsgrada,ioa, and
|assi - have " rsy it. During the lifetime of
|tiei- hcsy, II was computed that Tor eighteen hu1-
xe - fnillions, every slave IN the UEitcd States
|n.<. ihave been bought and set Tree. Bef~re this
,hs "a concluded, nat,n will have s,cumu,etei
|ad-ker deb, in It's prosecution, and tina, usot viii
|noo0kp be paid. We have endeavored To- long % |
this question, Col forces u |
It thsI us and At the next Presidential |
hAzbn- the superior claim ior the candidate will
IN thshs his conservatism, but bis viii " do the work
|dlnS na and eevating the black race The quss.
Ia ~ prsp.ed 10 US W decade The right OF
,hsA><rsy in man, whether black men have any rights
tr t-h white men are bound W respect; and whehH
|ms,t u .r mans laws respecting hgitives shall be
oom,A -. The darkest omen Of this hour has been
dual hitherto few have advocated emancipation
[oteo% object Of the war. They have umldIy Nlg
n thsk with many apologies, such course a. q
th>}ary necessity, but have not dared " puth on
|pertytrcsd grounds Of right and humanity s. gret
|iacSen our respect for this seemingly sacred in
ve c<ion Of slavery, that the bills nov before Con-
Ia "a proposing a conhscation ot rebel properly
n n an exception Ts9 spe and held !, Ssss ssrysc
|sionsL labor" II the Government, by IL sunn "n
Is vttis bills, says they are not property theu thty
IL b4ot and cannot bo held as slaves. Il cuuh stt-
| ,hSs property, they become the PROF erty ~ the
H. or srnment and At once, aocordins " the sru
Il reb- Constitutinn, mun become free er''n',
|hR
o.I, ,e,ary Cam,ron was sp1tcn o' - h,--
b. been dictrod by Kentucky Tn c)usrqurnce
la ,hshe supposed ant slavery tendency Of his repo
h. ands 'itvery siill rules our s'verninsnt save
IN anR conma ands f,r fear 81 offending her We crouch
Iobey And all this time the people are c,lltsi
M anD admire tue stesdfastnes- o the slvernneht "a
an5aing h obey ODD and d1 that which Il demanded
"A aikl the interests Of Justice and lumnuty. TIC
lchin.ns we're expelled ir,n the army To- Un'e
ss feai lei their songs OF liberty might be Ohsn.ye
PRO slavery pr,judic there's " niSh awaken
L. ie fires Of freed In tho hearts u our soldiers
~ krneri who would issue such dere' miRnt 10
president " the Tract ss'ie,y' or h'ptrs't'r rr
~ Pnpe mit he would not do frr Leading the slrt
" ,skn army tieeme1. tApul'use Ani ~ h'-'N
II ast encIuraginS that the Pr'Hlien' ua' eNpr"'I
CON- ictons that the rebels have themselves h'l-
Id slavery ty their actipu AMI the govern.
INT Of the t'ntcd State cannot be ctlri On u h'i
" III est ~ their slaves. tApphu'c anl h'Ses)
~ lie concluded by the hope that The hrm h'lt"l
Ian etuaucpAti1n policy ny the President, y Al
lily day. would, the next anhtNersa y 9i Wi'h'
tnn's birthday, cause lis uanc ~ be VA lei ~
II of tho .eprl 5 s,vior of bis country. tAPlise'
Iglei with hisses
Hos. ID. s. DICKINSON OK Tig War
\ ga. u $ Dickinson cc,urcl last evening in the
tpper Institute bcf re the Christian Alliance, On
i roflr subiect OF TIE present rebellion. AHuN two
escii indrcd persons we're present. NJ d, iuiHls't
,sil some very sare .,,c remarks on the rebeh'n'
IL pe traitors At the bottom otit. In the course
he his remarks he said that the leaders ni secession
Ia unjd even done worse towards ihrir own r,pc,
f@St they had toward their enemies ~ 60 nth,
hey had forced them Z, accept Confederate
Itc bonds. .-hioA Wa an insult niirl tn an iu.
|p o.. Hr ~ sail that It 10 our if-t great dvty
hH' ash this rebel On, Md yul cate tne 'n-!tt,on--
.J1 must make o., e,sions n secession. L't ~
bro rike II in IL, m1-t vulnerable put. We mast con-
Nv cate rrjel property wherever we hnl H. in.'ud
,s A. their pcr-,u, held " setvice, c"lh ie these
une crspus" let them labor iu the camps, fc'-i and
e 4 $50
|nen,l css her, alter
vdeI lie lecturer f, ud,-i with lengthy patriot
Id poetic pctora,,r.. which elected enthusis't
Ind q rlaus'.
pj Brass Scrrra The Jersey city Barn
ub c,lcbr ,tci tre lOid Anniversary %: tho birtl
t,d9 Rl ct " ms 10y grand supper, Al R's III,c.
lcrS,y Cuy, last evening. Ths Attendance ws q
Va q rse n any pr,yinus occasion. ini the ala,
|,l rs3 assed % in a very agreeable MANNER
! CArrAIN JANIS CLARK. of the schoons
fg Iitot, lying At the " ,rris Canal Per, ia Jersc!
~. AZ, ha, be,t missing since tie Tth in't ~ wh,c
e he left h,s vessel - coma t, this city, whcr
kre was last scea. and has not since been heard ,
feared thIi he has met with foul plny.
|e NEssns GRrswoLp, SruRoEss. BzSSErr
q. IL. A,r,hal & c D., 5. II. Chltcn len ~ &,
D.. Morgan, G,odhue & Co., Carpenter X W,
LTe tlyr, Bancock Brothers& c., Claim, Mcllru
10 William Watson q c., Ket hum, S,n u c.
J. tucau, sherman a Co. August Belmont n G.
|at 4vid IInad,ey, R,Wl,nd d AspnNal, an. s'oU
|ru II Grinneu aud ether lead NJ :lrms Of this cit
|Pw Ith like representation from Philadelphia al
tncinnit haye addressed position h. Congress &
Y passage Of a national bankrupt law.
lSIGMA KArrA CoNyESrioS.-At = ootin
pea Delta Chapter, Of this fraternity, C. Z. dpo
ZEN Id J. L. Greeley e chosen delegates to rcpr,
nt the Chapter in the Convention T. he held
Worcester, Fob 9th and 5tA.
SOY YESTERDAY, THE ANNtvERsARY or rIr
Il, RTuDAY oP MOZART, the great German music
mposer duly celebrated 10y tho Mozart M
r. u Chor, Of this city In an excellent concert an
Lnd VI at Harmonic Garten, Nos l39 aud ii5 Es-c
|yac 8feet. A large number Of our German fellow cit
|se lns were present.
A MEHTISG or THE SCHooL OFFICERS
I'M ith Ward was held last evening Ward Srho-
W l2, Ne. Il6 Henry street. There was larl
pr a eudancO Of citizens, many Of whom were draw
led, ere in view Of the excitement In the Ward over
~ an the school officers have ander consideration
lite Word Schools Nos l2s an 81 i0r the purpo'
Ia economy, but which, il il alleged by many,
bv ly a rsoie a1opted by the new Board to get ce
az n teachers urt pf employment. The matter W.
be lrmly discussed, but no definite action was IKE
ereon.
"A WHOLE cAGEFUL or SINGING BIRds ar
ed In New York On Wednesday last, In the steam
Columbia, from Havana among them NJ,
" uetRek AMI Madame Bertrlcia .retIek, NJ,
|yA Angrla, the pianist G,tt-chlk, and Mr.. D'Abel
mug rnE BOARD OF FIRE COMMISSIONERS m,
81 night, at Freman's ILll, Mercer street, Pes
ph eni Wilson in the q air. Al the Clmmltsont
pax ere present, except Mr.. w. NJ. TS-ei. A %,
y candidates for membership or the Fire D,ptr
moi en' were Confirmed unnnimpus'y. Tae folio win
|"hi nplNnts were considered
AN Complaint OF Engine Company { ogains, Fran
- 'oh ol the same company. C,-e sent back
|aE Pmpany for adjustment.
D. foungs, Jr, against james Firreiy: ..,
hd over detndtnt returned. Erj,uls'ons. oh
Nh. Alon' W. H. Eaton and Acph Yrir, ~ T.. On
ITr ~; cuses laid over fir two weeks Cgrist,r5
handley, Engine Go. 80; returned re.i.,n,,i If u,
~ paid in sixty days. W. J. GLlraitl, Ep,,
y. 10; case laid over Gr two weeks. Taqm44 ,
nith, Hose Co. -; case lal over for two week
ohn NJ. BgTt' Hose Co. - returned resi-. va
liam q. Lester, II ok and Ladder O.. II 90
buhrnei The Bpari adjourned f1r two we, =.
|rk HE PRorBJEToBs or THE SUNDAY MERcrR
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