mma
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J
which however WM an I i'doA. U tiomvdves, thf. aeniManc ofiitM'ltlity which f.nJ no retooriM in the heart of ihrit;H A -,wuC-;n l. ....UJ ..k l.!..-... -
i-v-1 win to r)
'-i.i i f ! ,! t i mi
' :;l f.
IS -.,,.
, li
Tli! i
mil
u in grafting law on ron-i ore. - . " ., , , . - , , n, raui1-
sALisnunv.-nowAN couXTv;'vp.r;..MqNDAY (icToiir.lisi.mi.
IVOL. MV.-..Mi3. :
av wFsrmx ca Riili.t.tx u
' mbtUhtd omn vnk at lu o doltan per
III, v"'1' ''' f v""'lhif & tltc
" lilariiindfjlicmlt, if p,ii,l ol uif oih-
Hmt ritkin iSt'thir, , Ao Paptf 'ittll
'-tr ,fiWii wtiU-'lt rrrintfr vre
U vnUit fit the rJtlitr'idivrtlion.'
. - VnU.-rinw trill bt rttrittJforu leu
' trtthn one year. , " " i1 J
' A fullt-rt to uotifi iktr rMi of wu
, if ft f 4r,-i " cWrrti 4 a
A pint mint; i .' . , . . V
Any ptr pfxvrmi; $t tolrtnt $ub
Wi V'"' CurwirtnHfftJir Off a
i.,f pnjr gralli. Adverting t Uk
tatil rut" ' fr
All hum allruil ' WW m'
pott iiil ot tit will m fct alttndtil to.
' Gr Ttiew terijtf will U Urictly odhor-
. . , .
POLITICAL:
E X T It ACTS :
tnmpnnltd the XirginU fotdutiontrf
If1 ' . .. . - ,
fwrn uur rpienlBtjv reKjriiUility,cou
rimM uf lH puf'y ol our inonre, iwi io
1(.:Hj;ing your tigUl to uperi our
irMti- 'vlili V'ur Mrioiu tttculi.jii
" I. iImi morffivcir fiih dicUtwl the mib-
-tirti - wutatioiw. WJM wt dindain to
alarm )moy n iiuikxi jiuiuw-i "
omnK-od n innatixatiO". (rll cool
bm of wiidottt, and a AcUif.i Wittooied on
trmiiew. Nit tempered with rootksrati.m.
It whU be perfi'lioui in thv entnwied
tiiK the cciousn o Ttit SrAH
loii:RCi0T,ana acunnuiKKr iu soa mn
V tlilijution u' th' TiJIuwiit jwith: ldo
,lnr tlut 1 will support the Cuutitutiou
J d ilifl riieJ Staloa.T.not to wat you of
turroQcbmenta, - wl)ieh, llioucli . clotlitMi
rik (ltaf rcloxL jf .iiefMijrTjjagwe
hv runcnt of MlinVyr m'"y
tilili-.!i proccJoiita which may ultimately
it- to jfn roiia and unuficio i pooule
ti nil tlio rrtiiiifldunnoira of UMJrpfcd power.
IH TlJUCIIIIHwA irillntj- A .
immiMit wiiomk oiiuisuatiom k?i.xot Ik
yivr'ii' wtTHOi'T. co ortaTio? or
jub SxYrES.furoih tbatronie,t incite
.. . ... .
mwit uuoif toe siaie . xygwiaiuroa io
wmchluloei, and, jmp opaa. turn .lh
Tirxiji'iit nl)li)ati T fawslvt CM
tiiamJ tnii tisk nim-rio".-
mijn- ntqwtitMti -f-4lnh $taf under
-ir4fM)iu.of tho FJcral f!enac, ww!.J
either twet a ikv eonnoliilatl'U, by pre-
ptilcncj and QrnitemptMrjrcpra4tt-i!j
. fv.a revuliilf('n hy . tepelUion of th
Jifraciioe!', until ilw powrtlo aro around lo
aunear ;a the maiouty of their trtnir'h.
'.-ltjalaawiitUhcio Calloutiolhata e
libit to the people the momentum qn--tinn,
whethor the Cmmtitatioil of the Uni-
tiLStttUu.ahall violdto a coiuUructimi,
whicV drfici-'cvcrV "rcraiiifrTiniroVer-:
. lJel'0,UhlL1. WK?yl WVwPW'Mt..
'- fcthomuiiru to disregard dumentfc ue.
1 WKitt yiitil frrnigti dnngwf almH -I'mee"
fa-pfd, M an nrtiuca 4n;ci may iw imry.
.tr.Bd r.kecaaa6 fte posataiura id power;
hoare ihe ndt-watea Tor its extension,
fco ewr mate national eri'harroMinen,
,to be suttei'dvtrjr irlfiye l' Htte tno
.ile into -aWp, -i!tet io'at rJower
iweiling; aileptly, ai'cretly, Bn! (utatly.
Of ihe lime eharactor are inainuatiotui of a
'f'-reiim 'innnoncf which wilt npoaa lau
OA"te - eniniwiafm hrhiiw aui
'4ibrod, and distott it by an unnatural ap
liration, to as to bhjid your eyr against
. T h &..ti!"imi .trt eTe-wnt 9 eew winch
jrii ttfTorocfled by ""the early fjjenda id
liie (.onstttutton. It waa men uiiimui,
rhattha SidU iertrdzntU ctrt onU di
. 'tumltd by powm qffijcqtlftitumera.
fMfjr neceewiry. to carrv mo rocun;u
an'wera' itirf effct.";. NTow fcileral authoY-
-...tlMMwwtencef JHifte laWv-it-w-wrr"
(liat Co:wre posetws t similar ewer ot
fegulutiou i whewe .unxn- wm
. iiwml with a uuiwer of Iffcinhnfnn IrTafl
cipm whatnever, and rtw StktW - will be
.r;f!H-uriiutc!aiai3"brii paramnunt IgwJ-4
rBiilllf"' -'ZL u ui'i h a
inniet
isr !)!, nod had the Frifi-rnl (Jovcrntnent
bti !i eml'iwed with whatrvrr tlicy ah'Hild
i'l'le to be iiKtrvimoiilnl ivwanla , unlmi,
miire, tranquility, common , d'fi nee, jtft
raf welfare, and tlio pren'ratiou idhber
fy, nothing could hate l a iixre Irivotoui
ban Ht) cnilineraliiMt-urp"warev-f.-jT--
All tho pwadmir arfi'Hnei.bi arwin
riin,a'doficienty of conniitutiottal pwer
in lAinpits, ajiply to the Alien Act, and
tliia Act i ImWe ta t'.ier nl'p-CtioM bcti
Jiario itrlf If tjiilciii that alieoa are
dmi('i.iu, connitute 1 1 iff idUUinii f
tUAt rvef exercuel ovrr ilmtn ly Mm
greae, Ibni a aimilur aupi 'Hn will ji;atify
theraercifou a aiipilnr power over ou
tivea."Hpcaii"e there i wuhlnff In Ue
CiHwtituiinn dhtui2tiihinir between the
piwer of a ?tale to H'ruiit the renidomre vt
nutive and a!n'ii. It U, thereture, a right
originally ptitxcMi'd.aiHl never mrrenoV red
lv the rcHH:ttio hnitm, ainl whirh n ren
tiered dear and valunhle tu Viri'inia, be
cause it ha rmaiIuiI through the bm of
the Count iiutiiw, and l'cane her peniliar
aituation rendera the eay admweii "tar
(izana and lab. ire ra au uileret of vast iiu-
purlnnee.' "
- l'ut hia hill eontaina oilier feature, tdll
rr.ore alarming ami dangnniu. II dmix-n
net with the triitl by j'lry i it violntea the
jdMal eyMemt it rmifiwid hgitlatn-B,
executive, ami judicial ower ; it pun.n.
ea without triul; and it bestow upon the
President oVjxitic jHiwcrercr a numerou
cluMbfmen. Are ueh uH-anure co"iii-
tonl aitli our corihi iutional principle ?
And Witt an acfimulatioii of pow?r an ex
lenivh, in the linnda f the Executive,
over alien, at cure t nuiivu die blemug
of pi'publieun liberty T
g'iry, j whi-h e are detlioed by NA
Tt'RB and NATl'HK'8 Ot)D. .
,Attet, JNt). H TEW ART, (Ml Cr
lla6t january 8 Jd. Agreed to trr the
Innate, ' ' .. . ' . ,
A ruecopy from the original dewwiied
in the iiflk of ihe (ieneral Aaemhlv.
, JOHN HTKWAHT,
; . -' . Keeper r.f Kollt.
- afl mm y umt
' rmvm tlia ioiikoiu vui, ,
Vd AURImJn TlIB AN A TICK.
' From the following article in-the Cour
ier & Enquirer, we learn that (iarrixon ii
aunin in Ihia couniry, and that hi re-
Mice ulrvady iM'gma to befell Weweia
aured f w wei-aa aiuce, by our friend
of llw American, that lln-re waa no danger
to be appreliiiiided from the fanatic of the
North that they were comparatively a
nuiull el, and that their Ihh!i- were
diMMHiulenHiicfd by the mii of cicty.
This we know to bn trim ; but a we know
at the iiiie tune, the iiMidioua and alimmt
irnperctitible Mgri" o lNi opinion
when once aet hB ut in the world, we coiild
not fiireooe bow lur Ihe um for might pro
aren before il rvou avMUined a I'ormiUalila
appearance. " '1 he niont geneia'lly receiv
ed oiniou havo alwuya bad their origin
among a lew, and thnr progren ha al
way tx:cn grailual. I a king this view o
the cac, wo did not he I our fear at all
alluved by the rvprconlatnnol the Aincr
icu, true tln-y were lo the very letter,
wet knowing Hi ul llv uvh the extrav.iifaut
a-'hrmn of immediate emancipation, miht
m-rt with but li'W fiiVorer imiw, lliu cae
If meamirca enn mould Government n,g"l be very dilRrent twelve mmh
: i . . 1 . . i
and ifllh uncontrolled , ower of coiitre-
tioo ia aorrcudered la thoMi wtki adiiMin
tor them their progrr may I eaul.v mre
aeen ond their end ea.ly foM:"d. A
lover of rrKJiinrchv, who i pen'
ureaofcomiDtion, by di-iinll'"K ""''
nuni miiiiii' iliivdiHil o;irii.i'. may nt 'he
-"'! 'T. i ;..
j . .. - . rr. r : .. . i" ' iw I 1 1. mi.. L.wi i.i il.. . i. . . . i
h"nre. I In propiei ineeiin, realijim
oar wort fear. -M'o would rapoellully
a.ik tin K-rwmi wlio iucd thnir imim: t
the call for that im-cting, hut businetw
th'-y hive to iiit'rmlilt) wilh the doint'a
tiu alliiir of lb? Month I II avo they Hny
iiulliority from Oml or man, lo arm this
deUijiiiu tho neoiili) ivu.1 i-roliions of re
puUicuniin. Ho m.iv cufwud iimnareliy
and republicttni.Mii, by to art of delinition.
He may varnish nve'th" dextcn-v whu-l,
mtutuum Hm.r to dtirpliy, i'h the
pliancy tj l.ini'in ;, lli n?iliK ll' ii r"
podienry, or the pf.:dieiM of tl:e tiov'f
And ha nwy come at lonth lo v
ao extensive a territory as thn 01
ted State, cit only I gofueJ by the
enorfiic of monarchy; 'ha! it cannot h
defended, ejr rept by Mnndinu armiei; and
that It eaohot be united, except by cori
aoltdanon. -j
"MiiacniTa havrt already Wn adopteil,
thrch'WdTttvriirioTrev
They -consist " " " '
:T!iS(.eit"tyen:i afld arramfomrnll
which keep an hit of commercial anil
caIthyiudivJuaIi-BiiKli"d Ledient to
the; fiVanda tea oHha Treasury.
In armiean I navie, which will, on the
one hand, enlist the tendency of inun to nay
homage to his Mrow creature who tan feed
r-honoriiim emlii h-dhwr, vnpW
the ftfindfite ol feafj'H ftfthinV' titiffglif
rify-icmjrTertirT.t, ' under tho pretext of
preventive justice.
t tta-ar!M of ollicerj,'. civltHM' 'ft'ittllary ."
who can inculcate political tenets (ending
to consolidation and monarchy, boih by
indulpftncio't an.1 everitiesT"ao' can ad a
aiea over lix) fre .erciia of buir.au rea
son
In feat raining the" freedom ot (he pre,
and Invcitintr tho-Eteculivo with leila.
tivo; executive, and uiTiciu1 -powera, twer a
tiumeroua body of oiou.
1 Ami. that we iiiay ahorten the catalogue,
in 'uUTiffiii
-1 -. 'i-' -1 l . .i i.;;.ii"mi
e KiUra(itil r'tmove eterirtstraint upon
FtJcral puicer; . . . . ...
, Let liilory-be consulted J let the man of
PToAnmrf-- reflect : nav. lot tho nriincers
of mimarchv be asked "what farther mate
riala they can need tbr building (Jp their
avorite8vem i ,
r Theee ae siilemn, but pamful truth;
Vitilini am racnnimend it to vou, li:t to
CwpetJthe oo9ililitv of dsfnjrcr from with
n,i -lilihoubli dana-sr threaten front
.r - - if
whMn. Usrffpiuioii U maoeu urcauiui,
hut against igiyojawo
happen, letu "rise 'Wlth'llWta aiid B?n,a
and tiirm llieui lnone lo lly nl our throuts'
Ha heaven appointed them j'tdgea of the
wruuM ol the lave, and reKxiloil In them
the prop't method uf rcdresr I Aro there
no i.liiorU J'l'luritx ien.r K.n.. ui u Iumii
flic) may lanh their ui'incy, nu.iotil i.,.
ploying it to tir up our ncgro-s lo rut I In-
ihr.siU of their iiiiiti'rs : Amutttle,
anthroiic men, who can no deeply feel fir
'.hi julTcrT:i(' ofoiiu cl.u., and jti take no
heed ol the dangers uf unulher.
Who are tlieo uieu whu deem it -a live
ritorioua act to renew among us the Kcenes
of Southampton, -ojWy teelnring thnt the
lave, if otlicc tmuiui lo tiund miuhuuuj,
'j notfnd tn " break his rhaina by his own
physical force tw Havo yoii any account
nf thm f. Areyrmiuformed thttt thrlr lives
are purer thai) those of llietr neighbour,
or that hey nesnnrextmordinnry tir"
- --t tl r. ' i : ..i
tuo entitlin-' them to inn n.iv Miuauoo oi
"judi;e in Israel !" l.xainuio in(u thiur
private lives, nsl; their neighbor who are
Iioai iialioVI t pidgej who and wh'nt tltry
arc, aud our live upon it tbeit answets will
wivww allH'MM-reion of- dmfeeltrf in
their iiiCdldnlity. Uuileet for a moment
upon tho e(Tec( of their attempts. It will
JV'1 be to procuio th iinuhedote errmneipa
tion of alaves, which they prciend to be
their object. That notion is too visionary,
to hii-.euteTU.incd by the cool calculatm
headi of such men as Arthur Tapprtn. It
will be to mako the ."lave reslle-w, and dis
contested with his lot- It will be to atir
him up lo actf of blood. It will be to re
new thmiihotrt tlie entjrtj.stMJiiu mo nor
n
lo r.jrm New Vorti Ctty , Auii-aiavery
Oocieiv. . - . .
;ovTnvvrxAviTT,
WM. (JKEEN, Jr. iCom't.
JOHN )t ...
-rr.cum'AiTAv,
Tim foregoing ca In n f.1, Meeting
of Ihe frteibU ul' iinuied.ntn eiruincinlioii,
h.u bn iHilih.hcl m newt of the duily
paper in tin city ; ami we are tnrry lo
aihl, thai it w alwi nim'.ineel fr.on tho
piilp'l iA uwH of oiir l'rsl v trriiin ('liur
cheaon HmuriLiy ,il. Th.. irmh i, Ihe
notoriotis ttarrixun has reliifm d aui'ig u,
ud tile fmtd or-ojil of (hi city nrn called
nin to partaku iu hi in 1 scheme for ex
citing tho HotiiH aftirrit the North by an
imarlereiice wit a their Uvenl the rf
valoflhiweiiecliosal jaliMisin which mix
ed up wiih ihe laa tic4ti.m, nre ciilcula
td todiwtroy the Union of ihu yiio riid
bring upon u all 1 14 horror of civil war.
There can no longer lie any iloiiht oftlic
oiijecisoi meie r ai.tt ic nor l Ihe len.leu
cy of their proceejiia, and it become
the duty of every whI citi."ii to rrwii
upon Ihcui ai dangeru lo' tho h.irm.mv
i f lliii tountryi and kuiardou to the pro
purtv and livm ,.f ixir Moutb.'rn lretl,reii.
What Ujou i 19 be done? Are e turn
elv lu loik on, unii set this neM danger
ous specie f Imiiiticuui exiirding it-lf
through aociety until al length itacipi rei
fvxiihold among ui aiiUIcieut to iinlocH
those partaking of it, to array Ihemaelve
openly, they now wrCffllg, agHinsi
the cmMitiitson of the Cmind Sutos? Or
hall we by prniiitly and learletnly crush
ing this iiiMiiy bended Hydra in tho bod,
expose the weakness a null at the Mly,
mudness, and luixchief; !" these bold and
dangerous men ? We confe this latter
con"." appear to n the most proper, and
under ul I the circuiiiMtnnce, the only cue
which can with MMy be pursued.
Tlin call, it will be perceivml, is nddr
sed to the friend of the immediate almli
Hon of al.ivery ' throughmit thoUnited
titate, and we prestirne this epp-dlniion
enihrae.e nino'y nino mil of every hundred
erson.s in the city. JJ, iiicoimnoii with
ilioffrcet mass c.f our Mpuhition, are 111
CiTor of immetl'uitr abolition, if it can be
accomplished with a regard to the right
i.nr white popu'ljlion thrnu 'limit tfio U.
6llF.lV APPEAL. TO 'Tlie C1TI 6rtWwhcaim'otMfcMlW Ipf eh j.ici
tV.KS Op N. YORK! d.1 TUB SC'B- j Pf twlmrtn'ng th- fimdiilhn of the ft-tith.' ; bt,t. ,
jec'p of Immediate EMifcct v9' to "w 'moi-'N-tweeit ""
eetlnna. rf nur . BnwperTH ini f... V
imfry-arrnilcd in aoine thru 1 '
or Immediate emanti
.i'ATION. :
After having JumlJrtd in the dyat !tr
n msnv year, 1 mnKo rejt aprwarliore
again, at a period when th earn apirit
eem to b" ahrodd Which agitated Eoroja)
at iImi linie of the emmate. ( I dogma
which Inn lost none of it troth by time,
iht M the end aanctirw ihe meana.'l Yod,
all of you, are acquainted w ilU ni !,itney,
od are perhp, w.flicg fo" receive lU
light of my exjierienon at thia peculiar
and ainharraswng' eiiL I a tliekag;'
tutor of ray day. TluMMend of liyet w re
acrifkod to aocompheh my end, which
after all, ao tiiicerlain it re human affiim,
were never realizid. I obwrva at thia
moment, tho aituie irit alirring wliich I
o-ltilfully excited to render myself fa-
nii'u in iiimury, anu acmure tne name ot 1
a devout rrligumiatat the tnllinx ex
pen) ot nuMrA IjIouujiIhmI and piilliona of
reaoiiro ! .
treineiidnua - DrtooVris. ' wh ich
-aw
Jilh wound d-thtr sovereignty of the
ntes. 0. . .w -
J-i.Fur tUr 'Xmerican understand-
- urn u-ill n. i tudieve that' dm" people
I f bee.ilWi'ntf: the adoption" of ths
j.v'siuiion. nv air hiitvi'" o
and renet the attack, With tho hI
une'emen, wUwilLatrengtpan theirjitle
to Bxnriiioe and correct do.mestic measttr
he having deien-led their couutry against
foreien. negri-asmn. C
floded aa wrf tf rc, ellow-citiTOT, to
'lliese sa-rel enganements, we. ye humbly
aiid fcnjentlf Implord no .wmtglty-U!
lie n-it amrtled at "lhi'dec!artion fir
nlml art hitman lives to ihe wild amht.
iQii.U'ikitMiiu(Hea juid thr-rfiti'ircu'
schemes of uCUdo philanthmeista f -
Vou are aware, j take il for granted, of
the condition ot the alavea at tho Booth.
What if they are better fxl. better provi
ded tor than your fret peHle of colour
M.rlinb4t4r-Mi cantwrfegnllyiutcr
fere to destroy t!ia rclatiofi of inaiter and
Mavea (Are you, therefore, bound toahdt
up your mouth and deny yourselves the
pleasure of ratling T No, my friend I you
enjoy ihe glorious liberty of epecch, and
let me besii;ch you tu use 11 at the public
nietUug whnh r to tike" place lliia ave-
tjify'rent
Happy waintry.
i.n.U im lk f l-IL.I..- If. II 1.
evening; tn mark 'heir JalOhtaoti of an .
attempt lo nrgaiuse t aociety iu thia eity,
rradghl witlf danger tq the Weix an-l U.
H upon afforen f ioUiIom of the Cunetitu. .
tjorfi of Ihe United State. InforroatioftT
wai thorJ givn bnwtvcr.thsf Ihe
loea of the Hall with Ihe aintla erceutiosi
Aribor TapfKin, o.w.iM ef What i
due to their rullow cilifens oji lhi ociskion.
li.Ul pcoliil.uod rtyW:h tOeeliti; a hwi!
been contemplated by,(frriii ml hii
aodate J and In cook qoence, tboee win
had aafcemldod. rpilelly io ntf cl,.wn. thuee ' 1
disorganizing Ciiititic, erganir kbdad
j-mnied lo fammany Hall. 4 The lur'a'S
room ot the Vigwam was soon crowded
lo overflowing with the mosi rrHbeclsbla '
anaemblufn of Citi&'n we have ever '"t
V
Kseembled within it Walls. Who atanuiCil - -.W
.1 i -. i : ' . ' Ii v.
inoacoi 01 uijupprvontion tipoft llie , ina & i , .
eibeiTle which, Hiq Ignorance "fa ptw.bli).: '
scuro IndivldutiU had daret lo (lirii-l 0mi ;
me pnoiic, ty tlie reotiiorr wbith,)xa. :
give UIo4 1 Ifr-'. . . ; - - " -1
H'lt leas ihtnfet Moosoad p'ereon werfl '
present, arwl the unanimity offwding they ;
vjneed, cannot fail to have a aahiury tu '
fett upon those Who have sought o throw " "
thia 6rebrnod into (he coirimunity at.til.
hatard of iMnging the country in civi
war. : Ixt them take a It-neon frorti the ,
proceedings of last night, aud "vo;d tiitri.
pering with the feelings of an ojirog4 ;t
ana insuitea comuitnuiy. r
' We said yesterday, that tiib; I'upjn'ij on4
Garrison Call ha& beeii7aniiiHioyJ froia
iu LMiiiMia oi mosi m oar rcc-u teriair t
rung and that, loo, with aome energy j eburchea oil Bund-iy hist. VViJ ci,ke of'
but do not like tho ingloriou and lender- tins fact accompanie j with iin tlpraiori
nionthcd Kotloin, "roar you iu gently al of logrel that such bad been the cawj nod i5
a auekiiig dove !" - - - U i wow source irunminvieii sa'tihlitetinn ' "
It is to call ymir attention to that meet' I b liave it in our Jtow.crtu, fldd-lhaUihs
mH, thl I hareanrrn-rtfrrtrrfrTif rrartj ai)JTery rrsiKXlaUe aasfiub ; hi whom i . -
spoken to you with that voice which agesl wis read almost uimn!uiily disapproved
ago was powerful enough lo lead ou armiei "f it, an l most dangerous end i.ricCtidia
tu slaugnler 1 1 Streeeu the aartie cvoul proceeding. . ,4
in your own country if you liateit to 'my rejoice liiat'lhiSL.pjiptirhinity iiai
votce now, and to the solicitatioii "ol IImi beiirj brcaentel to the inliabilauu" of ouf
IMirifir (iarrison. I ci.'y. to convince their f?nuthcru "hrethreri -
with you'lro'in having abused und uulifliiedl rnaniwr lha inUirlerebca ol liiToiinl?
)iiriMiiitry with uch jKUrioixe at dour Garria&Jviih thcjj
aoroau 1 sie cnea in trio nustt or triumph I ' ' . . .
and with tho lotteries atitf on his ear of I ' ..' . PUB LI (J MEET! NGu, . : i
thoso .who wwh not well to joyr country Hi wWedneldaf eyenitget 7 oTirt" ai -
L,i.sien to turn ouu tie wise: and remsm. I largej enncourse f ciiiaena of New Toial
lie r that if all his proposition da appear! aaaembloil at ClhJton Hall, in purii4iice;6tV
ubsirrtl Una tvu.-nca, i.ity nave roceiveu tne tine I'liiowinnoixo-i
emtrobation id' that other 5Juu uun whose
" I kmw" there iawifpoeal (lothen rrif i I
iVioiuU, and without anv regard to Jhe requested torhec n t.f 'tt ut'-O ilull. V,a-' i
Southerners wffo are to bo uppoaed''ton I iwmJuy even'ng, 2d- tktober, at 7 cluck W
iKuorant twl too rtrria w lane-cure; tt 1 'T vj - vTli AaA i'iyjjvs.
ttHMieelfee nd of thoit" slave .Go and I coClCtv - a - - - - .' ,-r-;
- 1
.1
.r oFihe dou'thamuton iiwurreciioii. tan
men Wlioset ueiioeraiey ninwii imt jh
rimtn. ti nrnduco rewtrreneo ot ailch
'tfoh'esltiiowiSallrtcKclTif hiii own ma
hinatiims, and having no lusher object in
vtewnan mat 01 niimg meir uwir-pncMn,
can sue'lt niVn we sa'y., bo considered any
thing better tha na, aye! villains
of (lie blackest and most damnablo dio T
I'aoplo d the South we have been re.
presented to yau by those whose interest it I
: .. . fc Uh HliaiiiArhIiVinilmKtTfS''l
t5lOWCaKCITlII UlUilt'i o aiuuiii'.iii-,
Waiafini'st." Nntso, Wa'wcro among the
first to raise our voices in favor ofmunci
iiation. i..We 7w'uh, And' hope befor we
dm, to see every man lioneath the eky ol
America, enjoying tho blessings ol lioertv
liut We warn yoti agauvl: thcuneasuri
nowtakinrrthirfinaticrtifthrN?ti
ainsryotrr property, nna your lives.
.et'J wtiW BWitii !, ana uj uoi fliinor. j our
tffm, Whitf trioCca.n.'if WJ "" J ' . ,liUrBs.tion. the scourges of mankind 5
. C?rM into a powec pa? -? 7 " -y , , ..;i :. , ...in .. V rhrr-trrT nf
le.sitrary.Uiaev.don tthatfhn j xN y e
. winch the,C.mstiUiioniwas lonncii to f , inv.mW-
UtICII- our eM.j , , .,
.. hni-'t ol war : to nrvvnm
I tls hasiiandm.uv. trom. oeing
PI itn..mif ntl ii l fllltf jOOIV OV O P1
iLiuMiinh r.n.t.'vnhehilictUHT of oaoh 1 1 Q
v... ' . . . . r. 1 4i.,.,r.,.,iniit-ll ilwirer and
poer grantej tn Xm r e.. " ' j b ' ; to rem ive
rv,.., all other to the pe. . ortoe ha a-eJ by rf
Ftatr-,. 4. Anil yet ,t i in tarn wo aj. 1 g n .oi.iWKrfe til pretexts
-,?.rUHrpic.tied tT':TM fS"rafI.rd:n.ywnr, M mRintHinthe
-"UK cOgWatioamst le f P ' J - blcs oUr n.aiotr wuh
-M lhimiMl ' .' " .1-. '..' c.,"-: ": - . . , . , !...-,.;
selves to bo deluded by rspociiiirj n'psar-
ancea, au J nf rr un nig na me. , v taw
thoie men iat'icir proper light ot oun-dre-UTHlfl
tiHtrderCfil.'if TliSy coma anlong
una: teach thuh a lesson thev will never
eorgeiXts tiffiilJpXIlliaAtccfiraud
if yw loaFOlifo in them, let it bo as much.
ilinet denv thstn th crown, Ti you
brethren of th North
tire eimlilence in vodr histicpc .Take our
situatioli not one of our owfn choice into
cop3idcr4'.ijnai)J pity, but do'nol eonJeiiui
us.. L-t Ihe to wietchoi soe tli it V .u' feel
vo&-se4caUiU3 uhythe tie wf kiwi
drcd, nod that you will not aunction. luotr
dctostallo attempta. 4'
Ffonlthe X Y. Coitr. $ Enyuirer,Qctfl
I .. - 'P.. .1.. . L. .........
lliii" ' 1 1 V"II!pili, llll", ll'W .1 I,
jihoul.l require that tho slave shoulit all be
purcha.ied from their masters on therrnwn
terms, and the plantation paid for, winch
would become uae.lun to Ihe owners tn con
seiiuencit uf tho love ofaluVe labor. And
aite.r .lhus oUiauung .tu:lci .pnuetoa ot
tho slaves by a. volwiUiry sulo on the part
( their musters, we should msisT, as 11
mnttnr nf an lot y for our while ixipulaiion
that thev houid all be traiMHtrtetl lo - Af
rica. L-t u ni iko an etiinatu of wlmt
sum would be required lo riccoiiiplidi this
much, rmd then "jddgri of the feasibility
our plan.
Thero are upward of twp millions ol
alanisiu iltw'Coiiod .Suite,- whose average
valuo exceeds iJiM. To purcliasa tluuu
aU aHiu - W ratcwmilit ' terpiVrft '-Fi'tifr
Huudiuil Millloiisol'Uolltirs. 1 tn e-4t,Hes
rendered valuelesc by their euuncipatloi
aro ..wvrtU 4ouWvla- .' wh let "
lnce it at Ihe ,i"i am u.il, and we have
11 total cost of da"- and e.siatjs, al tin
very lowest valuation ol F.ifht 1 1. 1 wired'
Millions of Didlo r.t. To tramp u t to Af
rica these two millions of slaves, w.mlJ
cost iilxMt 'ltkl each, or Tw'o I fundi ed
MidioiH ' uf IJ.illars, and they would lod
Q0,4XM) ehiji of !i tons ettch ! Here then,
is our plun, which can only be carrieil into
efl ct-by tho iniim-iliate abolition moiety'
r4ini T Httmlrrd Million flf Dollar.
aihl irivTiTif'eniol' Ymcht tdthe rnariiW iif
n r'
the World. v
The Aiids of immediate abolition have
a yet suggested lan by whie.lr their
object to be clU'cted, aud as we "aro all
invited to meet at ClinVon Hall this eve
ning at 7 o'clock, we earnestly calf upmi
those who aro in favor of our plan', or any
aBiH'inmo in tne place 01 meeting at an
early hour. Wo are all invited, nd Un
der such a call, the proceeding (here had,
must and will be looked upon by ir
(Southern brethren, a the fice of public
opinion in this -jrent comiiitfrcint emporium
of IW Uitiom W eHt-therefore," --'CtiH
upoti every fi'iend of lies' CoUntry wlji
would ii tt i m n pin 1 """' "y 1
few designing ami wicked- biiiatics, to re
. (rC"-The -friends of ihe Iminedi.nfaTX"
litinn Ofayerfirrflin lTiiii.d Biates nr
V Co'mmitte- -7 1
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pas resolutions, . J1SULA LbVUT,
That thrir slaves ovht and tauu. bel JeOl-GOOlJl.llr,-
free mid iW loiitcompli-h ihia etid it is J REEN,"Jf,T.
necesrnry to du those UiihKa f. raf lo -pay vut3 K .rlX,
Alfa4-iV'iafa-tt
. - 1 t :i L . .i I . . . . ji "4 i.
:uo emancipators ami i.ioeraiora inoeei i no Bfwmuiago ictni JCtormed -lliai
free presses untrnmincllcd by any party or tiio, Trustac. of t'lintmr Halt had "ch-w Jr
sectarian .iofxij.'ncA.Uktwiwnuf o.-se. their vJoors 'lgainaf nnj niliiing j, uC
lumiu-e lh Cdonizalion Btjciety the night eivene 'under tho If'fegning rj'jliiov
.n;lieiiio of which according to losr$. those present nrgaiii?i;d in tho inuBaifea-ot'
Uurnson aim iupu.ui - wa oonwa in 1 me muiding, ny culling Uen. KwbW'l wr..-
Ii 1" and is now atlppurtca priiicimlly bv ardua to thsclmirfand eppoiilitir k.M.
worihic hound to that agroenblo place if I Tatefaon Ewj. aml,Mri I'JPvJ'srcc'lla e.
1 do not mean to he coarso lait if such cretitrie. On tfiotiijn,jt wns juea resolw
,'ov men use such strong laigttage, may ed to adJiMirn to Tanmmuy Hall. ; ; :
not a poor ghnat do Iha aaww I . . -Ami a a -- Tlw argQxroo.u ia Ihui wtdl .knowrtes.f-
partrny xTtitd let nib give U ai'rhy firm be- lablisliruent was on filled to pverrtowirigY
lief that these gcutkmi are amliuious of when the fidlowi'ng resnlut'toiia Were intco-i-
uiy mum and deaire a noble a liu'elion in ducjiil f f!' A3uilinMlgi:. fcw:rhll'raf':
lusiorya - Aie you wrf--ngTirer- r wiorr, i ppropnaia auare.sa und being
'l!U:'a.'-i'--' 1
nu as to deny it to them cm ii at the ex
petiae uf unarchV-and civil wri- --
PETER TIIK HE KM IT'S UIIUST.
, KT Vto must ones more urgtmpon , ur
readers tho iinporlnnce of a general atten
dance at Clinton llnll thi evening 1 1 -
pair to'Clinton Hill to night, and p iss res
olution expressive of the efrotiiids iiM)ii
which fliey are p'repared to sanction int
mediate emancipation.- Let the dilVieu'
propositions which will no doubt b? pre
sciitoif, Iw calmly and temperately discus
,r-4et"wt''tH
which involves the h.tppincs of millions
ami the pertnanency mr eymem ot
erirm.mt, witli ikil dispassionito c.ooliie
ul consideration which lecotn-s freemen
nhki walun of -Their 01 right and tho
. . 1 k t . .
n rhts-ol others : and tcm octiwiraieiy
wet4L,!lli
presenteil phthb ohciisiorr, m the anxious
desire of arrivim? at itist and wise conclu
ilona. Let the attendance b genruTand
the character oft he nreeiiifiii oe miira
sccondnd by Joim Neal, Kof PortJand,,.
Maine, wln1 also niado i'unio pertintuTt-re'"
marks, were unaiiiuiouily aijd .authuias.:'
ticaljy adopted. ?i-"(.''-TTTt
liesolttdi Thai ifcirduty fo tlpt country,
and nor Southern U ret lircn 111 iutilivulHr,:
render it Impropet and inexpedient to agi-'
aohvo article 1 was written for Batur-1 ditliculiy the common weal.
day. Tho New r. rk paper rece.yed I Irei, r'ttaaaf it i our ,iutv a rifiW.
here yesteruay, nrmg accouiis 0 ,,0J;U ,, tbnstiana to niitigate, not to in. rease
tire failure. . uf Jjho Tanalics. Ihe inlellt the evils of slaveVv, o uu uiinr8..i,.,i,K- m.
gence of the people ot the ciy prevailed, .rti.re,ice, i,ru matter which retort- il.e;
and they refined to be madi mslfaineui Wlli mitr c.,riiIH A0iu:urri.r ..r ,11 1-. ......
linft.hcjim
one hall ol wtiom ore nnsieu oy suai, ana icsolted 1 hat wo Inks tl.A rHntJ.- -
the other by hoivs of rniin. v j? exiiri wil , , ,.,,., , u s,.,!:,- 1 1 '
Ihed ami unalternblo itetcrurtnafiuu lore't
sist every . uttClltpt liiat 4my - WaoV'to" -ihtcrlco
with the relation iu which atpf!L
and slave oox stand, as guaranteed to'them ';
.... .u f ..i.Ti: ... t .L'ri..i.j lsl. "JV
ojf in .iiimiiuiiini ot 11m u 11091; otaies,
. .RetoltedX bat the tlmnks of this riicdt
mg be preiwntndtojlers.n
ISfttl mtrvi thin. ' '
signed by Ihe C'hnir'inan"afid Socretsrio
111 the article above our conldence in the
rraternal P-oliugs and. good ei we of th6
Sew Yorker Wt wo did Tit anticipate
such a. triumphant proof of tkur strength
Evorv iWiherii niWn feels fnn-lrted to that
iulelliirent cotninuiiity. lei the reader.
nernse the annexea" articts trom , 1
I tbe fuiiutic. Let theftl conic Ci
tiotith on . Hicir.jntcndei crasido, anL wo
fcr Th" fnetxls of the immmto n ' ed by .the gravity ff hich bccoiaea th aub;r
r tt I .l. I f.,;.,. I til . J..J mm iaol.
IIUIIU l Oliil l 111 lira w mi" 1 ,r iw - 1.1 " I " . ' Jl "'0 1,
ronuost-ft.lswiet al Clino H ,t m We t corfcspqr5H.nLBa!a liie. i-mwjl
111 w . - - - - .
' m hm .x' i . .y.-:.' -.m.rt.iittr: miner wnnse oent 311 u:n-uc.:i
',. s 11. J 11.. o..i I i,.nniieil ot ni'-ir ,i.n'i".."-.' . .x ' . n
the
10ICS
cuiiiif of them'. flicy shall hve Lynch $
tit w to tlteir heart'a conlenf, f llrure are
no hickories in irginia. , w 4 .
frorf tht Ni Y. Coutirr ami ina. Od. 2. 1 V. P.'absells
and puhlished in afl the daily wipers.
ROIU'.RTnOARDl'.S,Chainac. -
'. M. C' I'ATEBSOlf.V Q- ....-' " ' " '0 -
: ' -ity? ? w.t. rtssii!e
II GREAT (PUBLIC MEITING..- h ! 1 ' f
, THE AVrTATOTtS DEFJ ATED ! k 6,n'e .. fDM"? ?" And'
auer lire ncrar 01 uiiuiiigni, me proceruin
uf a meetinff nurnortinir trl havo heen hld
,. 1 -i, ..1 :r ' vai.iB" vninnaui i- inapei, aau o wnitn
Tho tdichs of Jew orV-Ve jr true to are prehxd the names of some ofihos ha
mmed "to jmf dbffa the dw(w?rja bind' or hte Hn brought lor ii5f it ioawtiiMi m.
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