Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-08
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-----.---- ,,,,,, $1,000. "a U.,delI Phil,
Curious Wih-hesa'io' " '" 0"
lips, william Lioyd Iafrison' TnaAe'
Piilsburyo and their Wives~-Agents tt
- rr,nloved ta Preach. stNo Unior
Do ~ .,a...y a. Aho,;,;oris,
WIN si"seno'S ,-:....-
Opinion Of the Chri'ian mihl'is'
Among ell the curious wills made BY eccen.
,,,c @ nsrsopu. the one given below deserves h
tsSa AZ fSd fnrecedepee. tits Of Oh Abolltionias
mo. it appears, "disd In the wool, :, and pre-
ssntsd & lerscies 10 Wendell PHILIPPE, lillian
fIovdS Garrison, Parker PIllaburyS and other
oss ~ tI,as filth, a. the same, time placing OF
raca,d y ndutsatation of Gil gospei ministers
49, aDT I dssira that he should be buried without
o.s, sS q, a. hgma being said or sung over his re-
s sns " 'Ths vii, Is given entire, excepting only
snch r'' articIss az refer to family Iegaciea AND
siSai,s: SS -'la.'I'7 '7 ls.,,. ON .Tc' go'+G
"1s @Tbi, ia the last will aud. Testament OF me-
Charles F. Hovey, Of the city Of Boston. mer-
chant. After the payment of my just debts
/ devise and bequeAth all the property and e1
tate of which mey be seized or possessed, oI
TO WhIcb may be entitled at the time Of my
deoeass. ss follows, namely: Biz C.
Article 6. ] request that Wendell Phillips,
Eco, and my brother, George o, Hovey, may
be appointed gulrdianst to my sold sons, Charles,
william, Francis and Edward; and II Ia my
deuire that they may ell become industrious
cultlvators Of tho soil, and the aforenamsd be-
oussts will be eufiicient TO enable them to be-
come independent and prosperous farmers.
Article 8. ] give and bequesth TO William
LLOYD Garrison, of said Bobton, his heirs and
assigns, 81, 900. ..H
Article 10. Rive and bequeath to Helen E.
Garrison. wife Of william Lloyd Garrison, he's
beIrs and asslRns, $1,000.
Article IL, givc and bsqueath to Parker
PlllVbury, of Concord, N. H., bis heirs and as-
sions. al 900.
Artiele I2, I rive and beoueskh 10 Stspbsu
8 Fostar of the city of Worcester. his hairs
and assigns. Al 900, T179T
AytIcle IL. Give and beoueath 70 Abbv Kal.
I, Foater. wife Of Stephen s, Foster. her heIrs
- "a sssi.rs SJ JolO. '167ig ~ 5Ios- -
"ux A. .s;cIs "a + oIva and bsor,eath n Hsn,,
c,..Lc Wsi.bf of Pb,lsdelnbis' INV an jtir..
s..a. nd inSsnsnSent Isctn,e,I and witt,
sn e.ans .,sI ~ ..ta",r h;s bs,rs and assigns 90
mn m 'uV''., y '''.''1'' .''' '''' e''' W
''v X,,,o,o Is r, o..e e,s,.or of The ns,sons
od ~ -. - ain.h tsn,h -.,sventh t~sis,S
.ad sS;...n.S ..i.i1. of ~. ~iIi ~ II ha ~
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ouss .hsd ~ suoh nss.o, sbaII he ssuSiiv div;S-
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IN na. ali i.1ac;ss | sn% Ss@nss,s "s hs,sjn made made
49,. P -. ssS ssu.tss 80 .e MA ali a. ,ss,
and ssssdna % ~ NJ. - sste TO- ~ ss., In and
,nreS n srsc;s t,uss IN tbs Soiio.,n~ rr,nosss
namsjc. II nav ovsr ont @ oS tSs ipta,sat pR AZ
n,;nN;nal ~ saJd snsc;si t,nst ann, az mt ia.s
shar e;.ht tnons.nTc % cdol,sys snrraIi, .nts n Z
Ans he III ssSars,sT % 10 ssiJ % Wa,daii % PbiI' %
I'm. William TJovS Gs,.iaor i on stsrhsr NAYS q Fo.- O.
.a. Az, x. 'FosIsr' P",Is, P;,Ishn,, Hsn,v
r. r. W,scbt' @ Francis Jackaon and Cba,iss R
Wblupie. and thelr survivors and survives. Sor
ths hsm' A nae and exnanS At Chair disoret;m. !.
vithout any responsibiNty 10 any one. for the
ipromotlou Of he anti slavery cause and other
reforme--suoh AZ Womau,s rIehts, non.resIht-
spoe. free trade and temperance-st their an.
metIon. And l REQUEST said Wendell Phil
Iiea and his said associates 10 expeud NOT
Lea than eight thousand dollars annually, by
che nseparstlon and circulation OF books, ewt.
papers, empIoying agents, and the delivery Of
iecturas, that will In their judgment change
public cpfnlon and secure the abolition Of slsv
cry in the United States. and promote said Other,
reforms. Believing that the chain upon four
millions Of slaves, with iyrants an one end and
hypocrites stthe other, has become the strong
est bond Of the Dn;on Of the States, desire
aaid PhillIps and his associates 70 expend ssid
beuuests by employing such agents az believe
and practice the doctrine of "No union With
relIrIonsly or politically, !" sndby
cIrcnls tinr such publicetieas az tend TO destfoS
eve,y n,oesIayery institution, v,99s - -
oboIisbsd In the United States before the Ak,
nsnJitnra of the reaidue OF auy estate. an atated
y aid s;rtesnth article of ibis Will. ihen N
= !. 4 csss de.ire that the unexpended part Of
,.;d reaidne ba applIed, by said Phflllpu and hls
,.Soc;stsS. In canal proportIops, Tor the prono.
',on of non. .resistsnce, womsn's rights. and
'saa trade. reoueathur that no assnt be en- 4
,,oyeS by tbem for the promotion Of said csus.
I. sxcant snnh "A believe n wrong to have any
~ n,rrta - ennneotIou With any eovernmsnf 81
,,o,sncs. and auch "A believe that the usturalI
'irhts Of men and women are equal, Whether
slavery be abolished or not, desire that part
- ,hs o u,ootion o Of the kindred osnses Of sem.
's,ance voman's rirhis, nor. on.resistsnce. and
I,as trade. st the discretIon of said Phillips and
h;s ssSnciatss. = : 80 ~ n, m - -
- A,tiols V9. / particularly request thai no
~. ,,a,a ha aoljc;tad fvom auv raraon. and khat
~ Ss invited 10 psforR sDV @
~. - t.Ser ovar or Alter nv bo6v. The nrisst.
III sc an ordsr of men az I helievs' fsIssIv
q be- called Of God. The great body Of them,