, 1874-06-12


Polnted to attlroaa MIN
.rr hErrEt. or nEa1ohsrhANd}m, as,}r. ~, ,,,;o,,
Ino following extract slo"S tho aiiiis oy "He"'
ivy w %9fe spaas pe nav IN Tho c.ucss sn canor
m o,n aHon as,so oternnsd 10 meet OK
trainy, and ads.fo YOU II to peri! TINT at md IN
oyilaby viii attend ilo oxcaoli OF your purpose. Wa
press and tha publication Of your paror until ap1'i-
cation ea1l l1o had 10 the. LeBtHlatl,re Wno Will
hoeiso n.y. mt n,lcs Tor your @ "r a,n,a
un" @ ~ a.sl n...oF w 81 ot ~ ,nn,.
bor. of tho sane nocioty in which you 1.-Two 1i,d moyc
accre eocItndo, To beware how yot, 1nnko an e1uer
ntcnt hore. which no American HayeAoldhig connu"
Mr., Dtrnoy ropljod. refusing. in rcep ootful yof
dfgnilcd and ieoidod tormu TO comply with thei1
rfot1est e sggehtod TINT II Wolll!navG r}f 9eoa ~
nr nTtn n ,1nv . omtroi,
fr"n a mo n nea lucy t m had y
violenoo to proront' tho oxoroiso Of ono Of tha
most precious rights Of IN Amorican,-n right
wIrI, hnwnvor Il ,njri,t h, vin1ntnu In tho do
strmnt;ar " ;a ,,rana ~ ,;avo, own IN io
airuoso as m o. M us property or corc ao"m al @
10 surrendered. Ho, therefore, after giving lia
roasonB, concluded:
1row.vsr 1oatro,.r ,nx, 1.,r ,b1,,ro vo,, M o,t,
aud nolghbors. cannot acecdo to your propos.
tion.
The Committee finding him determined to
porsoyore. succocdcd. through, bribery, and by
induolng tlop it, prntor to, yiolato m M LIS CONTRACT
by refusing to print tho pnpor.
alr' Hrnoy bad manumitted bio H'nveH, h1b old
friend and partnor, Judge Hopkins. was probdng
of tic bar n'ad6 a'lnotlon that tho name Of
James G. Dirney bo expunged from tic roll OF
attorneys OF that ooqrt ns'9ne Unworthy to re-
man there longer. 1uuse Hopklhe, altnouSh q
FORMER posom fricnd, had not tho courage to say
augLt IN objection, or to cypress WORD n ex-
tonuatlon, anu ordered tAa motion to DO grant,
gu.
Non WAS THIS TIE ONLY ATTEMPT
to dlalionor him.
Whiig o waa resident IN Alabama, tho University Of
that Slate whs organized upon n, ennoTnont o. re-
cnaa;na sc,nnr md IN tnros. hs h,I nfI 10
shon in tie caso Of eueation, Mr. nirnoy waa COM
questioned b. ths TrnatceB to visit tie New Epulapu
sttca antl' form. the acquaintance Of lerury men,
With Tue Wow Of selecting ccnretent professors for
the several M departments Of the unversy: 10 d 10.
anu th9 Ireslent anu professors OF tnat slltutiMh
were 70 'har ont s
examinations aud taken an autiyo ri III promoting
ita welfare, boing member Of the Board Of Truscs
TAe literary soeeties connectea with 4 hasl ehossn
XII o ~ h,s al G hStE m @ "r N ays %
thev hn,snna tn rnss resn,ntfnns ,tecinrnr lin nm
worthy Of sucit mo1uGorship, ind expelled hin,
60 intense was tho opposition In Kentucky to
tho discussion Of slavery that 1t was utterly i'm
practicable for A1r, Blrney to remnin thero md
NV. IMo Il'.et Mt,o!tt M ~ u ii a1 !int.iS
been Dribod to ienye hin1, ne c9aia nna no, other
He concluded.
d, 70 rAKr nerrnE
uuoi t1o " tuo i.1o as"'o - on4o;
ae maac pihcnhai M hla T. & tesarehes he,ro no 1 naa
| assured upon all hands that 80 imperative WINS
tue sway OF Southern influence IN thas city, thas
he could not, Tor d day, punllsta q paper thas
Noula. oppose slavery: Not dealrous OF HeominE
faAh IN facing opposiion That soomeo irresistible,
he, At greatly Increased expense unit inconvon-
lohcet lnaae arrangements !of the puencatloh OF
the paper ~ tne 81 iowa o. new nlonl.lono on
tue ONO 1tlVef, ~ m!1ea ABOVE. Cinclhnatl, Tor
which then seemed almost Impossible to nludo
10 without agatatln6 tue pnollo mina:
Mr. nr1oy At once necame acsiye u ,I. onofts TO
form tue ohio Anti. slavery Seeety; 1d3 1ne report
~ hn ~ In tas n no n ao:' Sn'"s
T"t IN order to rerpetnae cur free institutions tho
Of saxsry ought to be fully discussed W tho
| Aon, ~ 'oe'teA'B oA"'oS.
Clnohnatahs wore aetoffnhed s1as an anu
slavery paper should not be publsshod within tue
cley.
| AMAss-MEET1Na WAS CALLED.
Tho attendance was largo and influential. The
Olncnnatl Republican, Of juno, 1886, III speaking
Of it, described 1t as follows:
This n'ec!nB not coniined to party sect. II
basud upou call from Of ali arties, clauses,
@ sha eallaRs. ~ R Ino mons & aahg @
ott t ~ th o ,ana,5 W. @ .5 WIFI ra % par @ 1 4uJ ~"
y ,o nca %s,a @ to anas
respectable tradeHpen and citizeus Of every ulas.
Theirs were presbyterians, DaptiRla MehodistH, anu
,ne,nbers Of almokt every religious determination.
Thurewere Jnckson and Harrison meu, an men Of all
political parties, all assonbcd for the sa,nd PURPOSES
aul intent OIL accomplishing the obcct--tle e1-
preston Of their aborrcuco Of tho abotcal doctrines
Of tho Aaolitionists.
nnon H. T;r,'op n,,a ,nnaa ny sa - , tbnt ihn
ot;.1 ~ ao w. u H;..
npet'us lopiesentlne tue behsiMeht VI CAle'A !,
natl demanueu tho absolute discontlnuaHco OF
tho paper, tl.at the public feeling would bo unds-
fed with nothing short Of thiB a1ld that it WAS
| in pl,eu slate of excitomnnt II cnnlI not Lo
| rnnaonoT w;th :" @
I M tI; J..a nr, r,..x ..a.o ~o,,, IT,
! ~ sn!s 4eauauu ni' oIuoy "folo Ioply., Ho
deohneu, because compnahco Wonla Involve q
| tame surrender OF the troauom OF tile PRESS tho
| right to liacuas--DecAuso the FhitQ,2ttr0D5a 5at
| was the oruuu OF those who believe
| flint slnyerv M il existg in this country
iu aI,ont,,or viii lilo ntrn anonoy
of hnr G1,.ttnt;nns of thnHn WHO },oeyo thnt the
siavcrv nj 4,o South or tho liilorty Of the North