, 1874-08-08
LITERATURE.


TO-, pp. 259. Now York: y. Appleton Go'
Iho attention or onr Eca"e's H"s''k oo,a
isco.''ly c''soa TO- t"o 49," amarf.
"orks late'y p'le1'S'co on t''a e"o1'os "a .'t,
c"is a'n'esS' IL naS oc""lf"a " "e '.''s " ~
~ 49, w. '.t. H. .a,,;o,y ~ ,ho hool
'ho H"lores,l'e '.'o''o " io'1o" ~ ,o"r,
WHICH hehds th's tonHnn, alpo't eo'o'"' '0
hive efnrAnd niltco 1t frat challenger php''o hu
tice Tho effort Of Atr Moore to l1sosollt 1tll
~, ,.,,a~,;al h!.,n,r of s,.vorv IN Mussuchtt- |
sn,,, ,,Sa hoor nnl,ly accommodated, Tho oollec-
hetts INA pooh hoo's "es'nP"e"e P1...I,or n,l |
tiou Of facts Which Io tIab llassea 1ose.'o1' 49,
tho irrestHttblo chaln Of ovldohco which no n"s
eonatu,ctc,l from tl,cu give 1roof Ut MI untiF-
iu,,,n,,a,,,v for i,,outry of Il Keen perception OF
80 ~. .t' nr1 Lo,r;,,y ~ cyents. md Ut q |
tho meaning anst p'"t','e =, t,t,.,.,a nra thn |
Browd Judgment Of tl'er Vaiao' aie7o "lo w."
first grca1 qualities of hiutos'hh atlu co'''a'"
III. nnuIhlencn and aGmlrnt1uu Of tho ieader
,,t,,. ~ ,l,,. .tr,,,v,,, huvcyer. Which wo
'. -. -. ,,,,,,,,, Mr. N,nre oxtlbits
10 "s"s"6H s'>"N' ta,r,.a an mn,
single "oahhesS' 80 oo .1'','..,, ,,o>.n
1n.Yta.u ublo blttu4 nrss Of feeling toward Massa-
cr,,..tta iii. mover toas him to tho slsShscat
.o;ai,,tc, n,otnt,on Of 4 luct. lie is honesty
.,l ,r,,u,att,, nf ta,timn-
s'ss'. - u,a .a,s :, .n. N uycrth,ow .Lv boass
Of Massachusetts that she lins led tha woskl III
hor yiJirutivus Vi the rights of tho euslasol, ho
=; .,,., aud ,,m,cpinnlv rIud If it, lilo feeltng
~ opena At'u " s'. .'te ,;,,.,.,, ,,ot,rr.n Ncw
proonbiY Springs lro'' WV ''f"'s po'" -,
York and D.sto", aid frotn tho very ha''aa
ten,nnry to refucp over tile nlortilicAtoh VI
coucultel uo,.labur; but--athouyi The loador
eot'su1'so .,',,",ou. ,,v,r 1ho sx1,b,t,on
mo1e'y h1t"1e7 ~. M,. -, .,i,,,r,. h,.o
1t lsAd bottor, ior tue aan1'S VI o1'''''' A''0
beon suppressed ........
Aa curly US 33.--only thirteen years after tic
)anhu,. t1t tho pslErlnls un H. mJtt,h is'Gk.-
t,nroa arn fu,I1,l III Nusro-o'asury III MAssacl.l-
s.at m,.v rln,,,jy ugc,,r in lilo ,asrntiyu by
sE1t. ia.5 t'; IN H. 'u,ort ~ rl,n fright III
Nuua, l!s a1a ~. - Aoop'. s. :, ,,n ian
ccrnh lllans' wo, seo' w., "a ~ n,s1,ne su TX 4,
tho Enyi!sh enLruated tAun to couluro nm
back to h,s OWL place; Hill they '''u1lg nun
" w. ~ pou' ,,,,s,rr" t pr1ur 10 t.lat tho, IN
nltil ~ ua1 sro.au,.. IF nm Inv Ind unv,,
' pian.sleI by .rs!v soil into slavery, an4 she ,
inst4o q h.t.'a ooa"se ., nau pusn vt. e,t
py .G t ssv,s naSaa war ~ .I Of Wind.
r.iin1 II, The lul III rxtorluiuaIlo OF thIt r1be,
-, mns t,,u lIa1it,lu, custom of thn Co'ouists,
lo'lnaea ulo.' sno M,.,,c, 70 sn,.I tie ca,,-
Ma.t2 M ~ Io, ,','i" w,,tnm nui cIldrv to lie
w W. ,, i". ~ IN r,, II. ,1ayoa ar to ,,,suoee Ut
tIo ] t,r ,l, s,,Ia n,,iuu,n among the English
l uu ~. NV ,.a. ,,utI, nl,at InuiIus who woro
so"hni y. ~ 49, n,,..,,ne At ,he tm,e of King
s!iott ueauy y III, ,,,is.,,,,,s takou wore u.s.
t.p1 =; 1i,o sa,no manner. and Luulrulis were
s.'..s -, ~ mn md i'm Esrnaday, ., sold Ut hu,ne
AInn, ~ fin,Iu trusting III thu neulnibub OF fuir
"';3,,",t wnr,, th,,y rt,raiyyu t.u.A tic EnginA
tGAtleni "ncn .Hs t,I,nsn;y's md wu,u
t.l ,.,s,sl. s,,,runna to lifu.loug boul-
suu'' '1e"'t. t',1o t,s Ins9 yenr Lus QUO nt tho
aRe' ~ H. ,,ta n''I .nn If Kim pnp folI mi D
ttt,,'', NJ s,,n ,yh,tea Edward Everett Inns
,n,.t"I t> ~ man nf Ills eoouuur orat1ous, Ileir
1.. .1".'. 80 ns,nrv in ln1rnny worau which we
nu,eoeuens i 1o'~'' "
MN "aoo' ,,,u,, ,,t. ami h,s sor .
r nnu "nat H. w. @ ~ 49,. md ~ ~ fur lh,rcuts ana
,n nn ~ '"1 Vnr in ,,, u women. YOU caillot uuIor
sand H. Vial SSs l,lv aleof Philips wills aud t4i!u9
las til.IuY No, thai wnnld hase s'ccn 'ncrry: TAa
Eoy is 'he sradsll hs mother @ 9 o i..9 frirI til.
u g9od old assaso'.; at ,ts, Gn pna,,.nerbmns
H. four m,,s lisy viii allow Ills wlu n,d ~
back-~thu widow uLa the orpuan- tinuh t!er days
anil turruws i'll their natise WILDERNESS. In9y nto
suld III snvery-West inlfan s!vtsS t-am a..i If
prces una nnr cha,a. a s"a if"n ~ ~, '' ~ Nv In
Mout .o ,hu iar wr thu Ia. beneath tu b-
r." INN uf Inn Trdics litter u tlcash ~ age,
itrr us iatll! IL tLcrc asyhs-1 .o nut say n se
ra,Ho oi mu,.su,ty-m there nnyth'ng antua1ed that
would AlrEgg.c against this7
After the death Of king phil!p, 4o0 Indians
WHO had taleu 1riusa with ir,ondly tribes %pse
delivered over to ttlc English. Seven or olsht ol
ihr,n wora eo,utruu:d 10 he hanged, Msd TIC ra~
ta,tlur wcru sold Into sItyory IN foreign purts.
Tltt conditions VI ll1ch Hn!r,l1dou tho Indian III
Bo1 yltu,,o wee tho a;lio u. osn from wilch the
thc negro suffered aad, III All legal rnacttncntB
ptr1uiulug to Slavery wlliIu existed III Massa-
c,,,rttts. lnuin,1s uv!,rocs, un1 luuiat1oes Wort
un,ttnd to,..iAer,
luu tin Colonial yesgci tint engaged ~ tue
slayc-trade "nH tho Saenl ship Dcs!lo, which.
E,h at; l,;33 sn,vt iu4u Boston llnrLor with U
car.o VI cuttou, tohaceo, aud negroes. From
tlis t,,,c until I1a5,-cisnt yeaFs altur tic aaop-
lion Of tic Stutv Consultation. elayctral,ie
enjoyed Tie legal SANCTION OF massachusetts,
md her c1tjzeln pursued II ut tlloir pleasure.
VI,e ruttaot ruco,, III un attempt ut breeding
blayus in America III dated lGi9, and s lnado ot
Nlr. Maverick uf Nulalc's faIu,ld Whose ,cIroet
Wure propnbIy IL t}urtluu Of tl1 cargo brought VI
thr sinyn-sI,;n ne-,ra :
trGa frat r,ntutu establishing Slavery II