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xXI N. ( BOSLON, MASS, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1852. WILENO. 1095
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lq oed1'1% let er. f r li o n the
'r6 Ipuu 1111k i ait, o rendert -o[,!
Ik lr 00 AP Ilr, frjr iilL 1%1In l ino ine d
:' fO..SI it ittekftelnt gn at tltn
I li iiit Ic cr.l onI ij1tfo eto
-,r ipU 5 LiigLn LI,ryu ll have ilcot
li i lioIietoI id lle ItOt butomm it
V telot in lL'er c; im ll from ee wh
- 'Ia110 ti t d6I- tile i-tle tlr, b tl
rio ertj ielr .pici ±r11tand ~ttru.
t6I.tIC0 11' 7.14 relo nrlk Daol no-
* 01 i 10 lttr. Tcmolt theiudn
Mll'AI ht'!401 CLIt ork f4t,
* 'W It'1 I fl prbielytlflli liet.%tn&
W* ,I t ut epT0 M111)ci t e noiPlof tnc.
v- f irlil, Wui~t a eq avrt 10in1fue
:* ih ilt .0 Ci. ot co-I then rf.id may rW-
r ihtai i 0r ie r, A f110o c.rouw on-
iI t !c U'liemr tint Mi iar. ofionshoul
trir I I 11 rmtil l It iilmir- ebrlNwe to se mn.
*iw C1;rit f mn fltr end onill tpin-f
i4 1L.t1t0t11 11i f4inr to ,11 dwark TOt d to-
etLt ~ielle, 01111ight.nto i, d-
111~i, a t t i-o11 to i ti iletli i Ito l- fiTI
rio sllsnrtt 11140 ehinnewledc to hae
0 i.IlrT ;1u1,l10 umllilo The itultieous.
ii t'ettaTi'j t i cotoand lloule .n m0r
ton ad lni! ihu, etinlyi FIt l1tC
p2111 11131lfi r 1 otll -pci.1ly when
1--1.r1110A ii ti1ihexttocrinr ucrc, -
O Il 11 ilt at tli loff o Vt'eiflp. f lttift anon
WronI~l o t Il Ctwo old ,.~orjqtan, n
till Iloe I R114-ztI--ititl 0i1cr !hebl.'
T 'r1dLMin ao 11 M. lonnoto rd-
'll , ,* itorl i-? ilA'0aloc te
It Jon Shepelt^~- oth etvrytredh hng
s1111 zel un eiroa beee'ictr, rel'
pj fl~i l1, of1 ' 1.hdl t0o -itt.ipo htM
11 I MNailos11Ii larlIt n o t%111(1%I .il not
nn'elton,;.~t hwich 1then %V0o1d W ill
110 efo1 orilapeto c 'I ol 1'to aiailntOf
'nill ,lot-otlfiA . lon to,. Ilithte
WmWr atIti,,! 1141 I rt priton I-
2 :~ltl tol ~l tiltlrii00grit, tht while
t f Uftle10 oidttilee Ot'rtiti 1o.at
to ie oo tioe,i o , r111! -etliI tivtad.
ittI etr'r44 ith 1eorlhin a ork
Li i lent wo', llrroioh
tl'lti~lltot.Iw, however A.I, ctr
lio~~atati lmld hve ario for a tren.
lon )am4 TI01 T vullI hattep.
Li'lo~aOrg P1ltfof in1,rfl,ticIleoh
k7O 1110;.I o Ute11 0whih Ltie pelm-oioery
Ky ot o an iwoh-illong ile fricule or he
t'tu't 1111Th ~nuand flreglaaa
ruIIllt &nI , ter a fi Slitp.
4A ol tl ni expesoedwhom I have
slthe highest Les
A 11, t 1 ho~ b tisemihim at the
'!r'isn~n IarcOnqrird thenatural
.ott~ 00hirooc wih c4at of the Cu-
'ertilltw14m le lhe1.trampld upon sd
R I StetlSttesJ1f4u, t T0sam
~ Io ~i~ ~1170!fl o inicate the chruci
~ 101 dtto'u~ Rolaman s Nr. Thonp
10ei. tt otr eilf the Ltno to tie tli
Ise - artatTrltaino the fallacliet
O obmto Cl6i, w apt unlnti015,ria.chante
t, U4ritic -to te Cause of Abolition-
kia aut o or dvriion in the anitislaer1
n I aO ordetIw t.t ' .. Some yearo
nrt dshl ith Mr.T0ompsoN. and a er
rk eI bhimin ati-laverylbors
L.itfuDoid0-arpY to what Iko to b
latasAnafriend ra, thna,
rub~Ptlie tund-.MY nowedge of thl
2U _h by Mr. I..hm , which an
11 Oloo ihout irquy- tothe cauae of free
* l' tInbel ahV, ut nnieeealyat wil a&
Odeid t 1ttantt o l, attursned as hoanoran
it1 t.eDaloUlmwie mato d
b9 guitofcia Mderltetibootho
b., p 11. t Wre I no t t tolexose ht
r. irinurtinu0,wich, i
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. I u ~ te )T rpreeing, he ha
hQ a it wom protal frierd
to .bnh a 1110 hi Poble, uItivititl
elllC'gu in the caue of t,
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ly been made by party spirit, which, I fear, has - London, i7t the person kof Baron Lionel liothschildI
I to a noM-
made sonme havoc of the charactee f Frederick Doug'. promtnently binging out that questo adonas
ls, but whiich, I trust, looti not ao far destroyedtilte At fireenwich. in Ills persion of Mt. Alderman Sale-
truthful and generous within hITs, . s to 1revent hin 00th- At ]eost half atdoetn debates have taken
admisohon of the fac, that front the ma l Io he place open it it the Iltmsof Lordst and CommonsM.
hla thus attacked, he lisa not, ilurig hiislite, re-t-ied Iftclue ItoehcttrrediLD tor really t~English newsa~-
AInloie tiikind Word, Or 0a soiits4 9unfriendly etion, prsl, ihe knutt have ite enidc upon leader on the
Hod the controversy rested imp1~ly upon the tooths% of. sub1ject, giving ouch aen atnount of informoition as
the Bristol discoaseion, at whirh I wa-s prset-al- leaves thle iii'iorntiee Of tt journaliat upon it intilculil'
ghj Mhave my Own deided opinion oil that sub- lile. If lie. Dottglaos Itc~itta in Ii% taternelit-, that
jeet, 00 very nmterilly, from Mr Doug-- Mr. Thompson lins, sot-ti to the British Gootitu-
losso- n tvateineg-laouold tk,t h111mw-c Oe~l o'word tl'-Thllthe hintswoorti. to preservethe trelations
uPott the matter, I itave no foaer Of thce rsulit Of anyletivec Churc-h and Statie.' or that hie is nlot ven at
eotttemt wshicht moy arise beta-vt-i iM. lleolsos uil liberty to upoet thalomonertinio to-innrroa, if itbe in
31r. JhOMI)GA io.asluouh10114 nt hLIoVCiuverfcred, onu hi,' power-tbat he ha~s even snoelt tto preverve ittOi-
this Oresvioi., hadodutie formoer geitoetnon huad re-.clate the doctrine. iseiplike Art,[griverntmetlt of the-
e ortmooto 1ooomedls.1Irm apeakiorg cor writitig to Chilki of Etglind'-tt, as aitember of Purlia-
you uptonIentiaslavery sui-jeer., o you kntow, I tei- moiti, he sopportA mmnsystetit of thiogok, by whicht Otla
caretuily avided the painful eniukjeet of M. Doug. religious m~lenmitsatioon has Aul exerciae of power to
lass's scession from the Amerieouu Aiti.Slaverv $o, cotmpel all Others to cotribute to ils tppor-if hr
eietty. lie udsihteea of Etie convenaten eert,iow eion ~ hs is iuereeiain fter his er-
geatIy soeptised thout cvho %vetoe hisl, rttiiulooery lit- -nor i4 pointed out to im, turn: his character for vr-1
iI4, tud to whonthe prcothdtt, 5a% ie tottdtttieit.0 rcity wi~l lie dentroyed in thme olworld, t=d withl all
and 1wll-tigh thu-ing doedntritti- the downitabcgoil- -irteltiilcit end n-cil-inmirneol men in the new, I do
itucati of ilt Amueicato Contirution, artid tie imnoei7 not violt to offend his appear proprift. in whieh I know
bility, withlout treatlotote, (oo Ardtm.a acrihlco of time hr is trot deficietnt, btut it ony iscree to ntike htno, for
eauae of the Irtve, of taking Ipolitical ectiloto umlli t l 'uuemrm.rit n 'rin esto know,
'No damnaition wtag more fenrhul. nu. thuniter mote thtt while ttelievioig the satteottots to hove been
terrilic , thilthut launehedby liin grljkeit that wiieho tlldn-v e icrror, and not wilfully, his old friends and
ts now Iskatli-slavery gosplel. Thte Amn-aeiAT an. adcnitre hare iregarded it as Ono of tlhe mot cxtraor-
situtiorl Was then tihe herri> of hercsies, mnd weitt. dinory ino-tnees of anal .gitllering which alty moai of
ever toliltioniot owan base enLt4lu, to ksubscribe to it tlcet and getius ever fell intoo and an editor, for-
Walk With him etaatleeitt inarli-dMc. Ity sthat mirac- acoth
ulous conternion that hook, of whitihIlie therm toll Us 3Mr. D ougl ass is eq ually a t ftoolt rrtte t in g the na-
* rtry page was red withitilue lit-coil of thet Anoeticatt ture of thte- hrii'h Coatittiion, whicha lie talks of ans
Olive.* ahould inotitncoottly hiecone thuti oly divinec a sitogle, thor, cernoiso dricunlent. Wvith inflexible pro-
revltionfor the stov's Iaoo-:tioo oandEtiue White visimr,I.like thebla,,of time Nieles and Persians, or
te i's regenerotion intil~e U11tite Stoic-, We Woere, arid lie Auiricait Constitution itself. It wotuld ie tret-
still ore, Tt Ra1losto no ,ecVe. NWo cere, iuideed, tog this uiittet nore gravely tllan it dorcto quote
nrailcetIatid mnfouimded ; hut, koitoignoring of anky any of tiletr otdimrl writers uplon our Contitution,
01110t 9 u, inilieotiortilhe carv-rr of Mr. Dootgtoss, kind I hutVcel sully 1lid.ty or yhtnd upon .A school book of
giviogr him full credit fpr ht swhichu he aprpeared to one of toy diughtir., owhih contains tie following
potiess solhr'etin Engleanl,-nnioingpnkiuiaehornoter, I tutsiotu and Autewer epctie ttoe cootitutionail
ond a sincere Attarllment to the eouse ohchehAbve, not plowers of P'arliamnttAnd which nitt shot- Frede-
for any individual lietlttit -r sgitraknizeciiu, but foe nic Dnuglass the latitude of A tmmer of tGmt assem-
the rake of tloe cause islf,-%o oAequitted him of cite bly :-
charge, of wltihhin ordinary tinttwr.uld have been I Whaot ix thejitriodiction of Pirliamnrt
guilty, of sestovy, led freetd hut, irloiothe ,usitic-iono.-'It limb ,t- oealic ,dlty in kmekiitg, abrogat.
ofany thing Ike ini'tec notirer,. Wilti the means Ing relpe-lingl antd ri-vitinmog lone. It crIn regulate amud.
0fifrain;epaesew hial aeL nec %vmodltIthe suceelnmito the croot-mt;talter or
of iliom~llon .e psoeard.we hstisiiy ctme oleuthliah the reli'gions of the lAridm; and even chonge,
thtocortumlaon. thott his tvose orto theic unhappy tlte Cemlo itution of thle kiegdooi, aInd of Parlianments
cages of - 1evcrion,' a5 they arc noaw ,cAled in this themsnnelves.'
jeountro, like those f Psoteatantiam to Popery, tri.- Now. thoattis an extract from a hook mot exten-
tog from some mental illusion, toy ovlict the jot bloek sively used itul school-k, called , Maogealla Ifibtoria
lot yeterdoy nAtpct-t 11ti0 pure white of to-day. But, and Mlincellitoima fQuestions for the Coo of Young
Ii regret itl say thst, with all our lPrelitt'tient in his Ipeoil, Edited bythtlo Rev, G. N. Wright, 31. A-'
favor, then tle of hisarecent attirle. niud iit oUrrgete- It is Very probable that rederick Dotuglusamay be
tony personalities to his osvisfriotis IUnlfelINltsobr.-ble no purchraethe work im, the United States ; if
or% in the same mision in har gretly weaskeord that -,o, 1I0olad better doe it, for I tnmre he will agree
belief in Elie' ,onseierotiousnmss of Imkchange of coin-citho me, that ittotiretotto tiothrLAn Aerican cedi-
munion. Making every allot-some tir the 1rnverhiil- toe shoutdtiresets an amount of inforoation, ullon a
ly hot ant oiverdaoeale of niec promelytco, till tlhere s ubjet on which he arites, inferior to that of arhool-
to sornethig i d i tluuedoin owhicho lue direni11his bokys andigirls. I timitikevery one mustt admit that
neo paI ,ioletvmc nirrlgtten-rin hr powers of Parliaente, ns here defined, are tale-
bun, Oas ehelire uniic-oittiligly pot it. of A eon- rialy rotntrehenise. Asmit matter of histor-, -w-
siiOUaneoI of tile tlCec of .iler biriogin lis y3ockltt.ktnwthey enabled ulta bolish colrioialsavsoey, And
snd t lst he nut therfore dtoclue hidilth ie ro- they Wouldl have enabled us to halve dontitlsme,
lees, mand eurrencur to rucitj!ionth le charartera of hadt savery been wit- is0,a dnmetii iINstitutiott,
those whom hrelai juot desertet. awl with WIMlltl he Seairch tthe debantes in Parliamnent, and Altl the multi-
hod juat broken. 1ireed, Me irethalu icttillo-aU 3tudinious printed atocecluos and articles written on the
anti thatn ioenI-ecif cool aergttri viich Frteeik sulject, amnd you will ind t quibbling about tile
lmlniiso en emlilni, And swhich tte kniot-si i the wording of elam-es in the British Conitution. If a
twist powpirfill tottatl of coniovinig men wvhonore slnee escaped to our sttotia sthat did that Canstitto-
int l toCie error' lie knot-a lt pet-annal nll- tion do ? Set bins tree. If ia alvve escapes from one
Calonti.t taiting iunstroment for Ccovrsion. State to anrother, in the Umited States. sahat do e-acu
A talented advocate, ike lim, woultd ncervee rtcei- Americant Uotiittion do? Ibtu-too him to hia bond -
dotted hi, cove in such an tOrclignifiedlanod viruleint ae And Ye.r.ol. Dungioss, himself all emanripateod
apin. had hr po-.oevselt' ennilenoe itt the merits of okluvee thivnks that Mrle Thompsotn is ecriminal in sup-
hi4 easte. Ile itat hovre had I imiloir enodoremenent porting thot tlonititutinu n which sets the Mave free.
Upon 114isrhurt to that stid once to ]love been rut itlo And ta t(u ' inWooult be virtuous in supporting the oth-
tlte hantla of at briter- ',Noaae. Please to abuse er, svhieh rcturua Ihimt to alavery!
the I-laintilfls arttorney., Mr. Douglasa talks ateonit the a rnomallea' of the
Becfore nceeding to his persotol attack upon Mr. lBritis4h ConAitotion. What are they? Why, all re-
floapsuor, I oili diaposke of some false stutemeiel, of former. in this cou1ntiry, even the most dcmoeeatir,
assumed fmt tsa15n which tie w-loeo hsspe-lok to the powers of that Cotmstitutilon as the inmatr-
tructure is hosed ;-Owd here Frederick Douglass has mentality for remedying the imperfections of our po-
plared hisieif upono the hrns of a Illtyensdrat litical ijutitLutiont. Fairly carried out, it ias all the
dilemma. 1 Either he hoo been guilty or intentionailI
mitt-telreuentit ionl, i5: the belief that Like general wool
of ifrmation 011100 Eogtilh Ia a nd coSLOMa inI
Akmeri ca would enrible that mta~repcflclntstof to pssM
otnoter thre..-a motivo which I do, not impule to
him-or deehe hat i ukoesuchbad tue oof tis nine-
teen mon101'thaveidrueO lot this country, with all the
focilities of knowledge affordecd him, a. to Iavo ro-
turned to Amnerica iron ffct public and no-
torioua to the uoot sopeeficial observer of public us&-
geo-
Ile tolls him readlers that Mr. 'Thnmpsou., a member
Of the Ilritiih PArliament, Idhs clirm ol su*pport ee
BriliphCoriira- Now, chis is false in fact. No
moember of Po4rliament inasworn to do any- thing or the
kind. Thrce are threethinga to whicho they aecaworo.
only otie of which i.1 in fart applicable to Ihe presot
day ;-Piit, toahjure the ropes spiritual supcenmacy
in England, (A provialon introduced by Henry VIII.,
after the Reformation;) tecondly. to be loyal to the
sovereign, (a precauttion introdluced by that Wosel
monarch. James L.;) anl, thirdly, to abjure the Pre-
tender, or, in other word', to oupport the House of
Drunewiek, and reaist any at'.tmpt to restore the old
and now extinct tyrannical d1-naocy of the Stuarts,
(arn oath itutrodoictd by William Illr, noon after the
setle1mentE of the Crown upon the House ohlitDrum-
wick.) Notwithsantling you kindly poinitd out his
bluntder in this as. toll an other points, he moat per-
tersely reiterates them. It nosy bo humiliating to a
mnain hic position to have to confess his Ignoruote
upnmatters public and notoriio, hut that will be
less degrading than involving himnatslf in a charge of
wilful falsechood. I boeechis is not to be taken as a
speen of the genenal intelligence and scrupulosity
of Amoerican editors ino dealin; with facts. It isaa
kind of ignorance by no means ceditable to Mr.
Douglassa, a journaliat ; for there is no portion of
parijanenta~ry usage which has been so often and so
th~irnuhly ailscusased, within the last rowToyears. a
thle subject or' Parliameatary oaths. Withint that Pe-
riod, three elections have taken Plaze In the 617y'of
beneficial propertiea of thte Amrcan Constitution,
trititout any of its peo-savcry clauaeo, consigning
tane-otath part Of its PO1-ulmtion to hO-pelt-aspersonal
slavery. ]lad hTm. Thompson. in fsct, SWOrn 1o Sup.
port the British Conntittatiooi, he would have swornL
teat Consititution. which, without any mental rer-erva-
tion, or toture of language, he could, becfa God,
have subs-cribed tot m and that is more than Fredlerick
Douglass, upon his own shewing, could do. Per the
informnaon of those who believe Mrt. Tho~mpsont to ho
an ironesit std honorable mon-And I do not think
thec numbe-r Will be leagrned by Frederick Douglas-s.
comtunicatioct-I will quote Mr. Thompson's own
vriewb of the British tlonothtottion, delivered to his
roisetituients, at cthe coeneemlent of the election
in 1847, and A copy of which was put into the hands
of erecry elcDcter-tIOVO in number-at the ctone.-
'It,,t me also state, that I have at high regardosio
the ltritisit conatitutin, am its prieciples nire laid
down and expotmnded by our gresttsjurialt. I re-
joice that it is rMy privilege to hive tinder that con-
stituition, and I would, andwill, loborto maintain and
perpetuate it, believing it to be consistent with, and
conducive to,.'the liberty, order, security and happi-
ness of soc ity-the great ends for which all consti-
t u tionsit ah.uIt b e firatoed Btll do not regard em'
cry Vtntn-iwich has grown tip under that
constitution am equally sacred and valuable with the
Colta3TItttTtO¶ ITnILf for, while the conustitution
gorontee's equal liberty to the citizeos of tlhis coun-
try, I findmn. nsiuirts alled, Operating to
restrict, if not to destroy, in important respect;, that
liberty. I amn, consequenrtly, in favor of reviewing,
revising. and refonnimlg the inatituations of this couot-
try ; stod if I have not stundied the constitution with
a defectivo judgmoent, it lomamisdo ample provisions
fur effectinj the Saluttary chatge which I desire to
see madec hanges in fact requaired, if for nso other
reaso, toa extesud the betos'hlta of that consutitution,
equailly, to a who Jive under it Instit utions are
but lte Ftoainery for promoting the liberties aod
scouring the rights of the people, and, like alil otloso
things,-tlte oeffpiog of huonan ineention,-are lia-
6ble to tletfcts, and prone to decay, In the nature o,
.Ithingstoey can not be expected to molt all tageis
IThe world out-pen tbttoLExperiaence proves t
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NO UNION WIHN S1uAVEBOLD=fS I
73M U.Sa. 0CotUrtZON o 'A conoX.t arwilt DATIk
LEO ANLie zl.K~aT WITSMtLO .
Mr $YeslIita nnot he de-nd-the saa'eholxing
lord, of the South prescribed, s a condition of their
assent to 1the Constitution, thortnXreotll proeiaions to
secure tba perpetuity Of. their domoinion oTer their
slaves Theo first Was the Immunit'y, for twenty -years,
of preger-ring the African slave tradle; these*od as
the Stipulation to surrender flagitive slave-an en-
gguent posdtively prohibited by Mes laws of Godt,
delivered from-r Sinai; anod, thirdly. the cxatlon, fatal
to the principles of popular representation, of a etc
rontation forelet-for aticlem oFmtorehmnd %Le unier
the name gfpr oot . To till go vcrnmeat thus con-
atituateodeocracy. lato inault the undeotndiog of
mlankind. It Is doubly tainted with the infection of
riches And SlAvery. Its reciprocal eration upnalhe
goverment of the nation to to esabliah an artificial
majority in the glaWr rpresentation over lt at ofrCte
free people, in the Amoerican Congress. and thereby
to makre the PIRESER{VATION.PROPAGIATION
AND PERPETUATION OF SLAVERY ¶1WE VI.
TAL AIND ANIMATING SPIRtIT OF TIHE NA-
TIONAL, GOVEiRNMENT.-Jorng (mixt-c Aoaa,
necesity of rmooellintlhomn,ard ofsocnctimes ub- would 'have had the .altsfstion of knowing that they1 to eeonviee his consatituencyl tht it was for their io-
titing oethers to their pinto more in cottsonance were opposed to a party who could beat them hollow soerst and poliical well-being to elect him to the
w ith t ripened inteligee and new wat andi in length of purseLand t'l arolouoraess in the a- otateof Co n. Now, here again, Mr. Dog
e-1ots diecs o teple$I. Tliey armons lto afe n. I ihroropn 10- ls ttM 'kno
ein,,anod shoud war beregarded a1sItend ibof.ploymeur f xiua ,.hy. W efraoAatLN- lg' lamn oiatleasithot-ondat n
'isttuinsIb mn nt ci orituttti tthe000 in a single election in Yorkshire, slid poterity Tie fmet $Is .4tLu, IltnoutJlpewl57,li
onitto by wich ty ations ,wultlbh governed, in- do not look upon that as the Oat creditable part of competed fr tle hiaoof aingM.T<hompipn am
al proposals Ito titernmend, Ir blacnotie-baitr.Shdes of SarpeClacrkor, Wllerfore, a eprenaiee5 btutlkO tuch olicittin, the
tablished ctilutat5 of tire court-r.' luxtoto nd Alen, what a libel does thison of AM. ri'lwer alt hi h EE, agin, I wilt
Inttit oe sla adire. M.Thomsoan olstatd what he as cAstupon your immortal memories I Teo Disset- utilehis own IIwrds, t c~eetonat thle tmeWhich
itutcnded to do upor rcsiatel reform, tletm- 1a gind ii teablition of their lavery, the Tet ad conclualely refute Mr Doglais *sattemet. loa-
guagofo whieh tatenent will, I thiouk, settle the Corprtin Arts, withonut having, as wilthout th much as, in additiaon t the reliability of Mr. Thomp.
pmntt about tElioswairg Ito4upport theldcrine, r.Pteihiility ci'getting, a single mn of their party Into isons own wrd, there is th fct that they wore-rce-
.Lleiplinextdandtt-li ofttottEstbishad Church,'and the Lgilare. 'ie Catholics tchievd teivr oamn- liverol before a mtilttdeof persotr, Who ud ad
to toantain the counecin btween Church ad cipationr under like ireumotaces. In V532, the 1to- wuld hae contradicted the, if ly ere Untrue.
State I t ast iettWill hbe concluive with allhoe formas gaited the Reform bAil from a Parliamrnt tq\or reders will io e enabled to judge ioms the
.ho iliese that 31ie- Trarmp~proo end not prchse compoed principally of the repreantatives of otten etrat, isheier it i the ironmgogeif a ma tading-
leiltoril honor E til6 erpense of ilful per. oough. By what lnotumentfliy Was all this a- cp-iohnot before the contitny ;
I-~ toplifthedl? The vry Kosn as that employed by tlite - or mrte thn a year, 1 hov been wre OF ilaa
Amerian Ai-Slvry Society-thoreeertinof wish entertined by a cniderablo section of ila
I tink tat It rttit of a tolerbly cextenste public oipiin. Tito exitient of tie polr indig. elctos of thie Tower flaontlcta, lit I shuld effer
rcqiinnne atmong the mot eminent tad toiio- ~ ~ telegal ptbiteevlanilatavlupAcddteftrrfetthnaly,!-
ful of time Dianentera e~~~~f this contry-a otn nal aalstdeiedtoitci socnirt t erar il agtn
emil ofther Iirioryotd rinipls-sad . ~~~-brioogiiti of te pubic inloitieeeto10 ber against the ortatt.icd inletialiorogh in Prlintri. A
Fiolatempt titdrtad the acrpul ita ure of agorment ani legiatue, through Itia mdium of leviupia iio, btteito n uhortetd sgo ttisis, e-
Charisian iChurch. and tie dusloeiy-appoinrnd rmoons petit ion lad rorentrtfr. The aludon tto the li, lin xtiptleti, spor hetut o hi osr
of extendsing ther knrvle geand itllene of re- course pursed y the free trdrs Was onfortIunata ot0.inotit ot persolslbenorit n-ilm
ligit-n--lia in en to brigre to Anue ediglttenod, era selection as Mr. DuglApps could havo itde. The otiter artie,vwo re fatirly entitld tohe rardat
nn Initto pro lwcss li brouglt too toDA irncctvc- I
ion, on thte subject. That conviction is in facor of' Anti-Corn-Law Leaue tried political ation, in the we to sme extent the orgin of ntuonraus nd toaik-
tIt motpretrlgoseult-ftent-n m-istsneo nte0adfudits ctr tilaI portosortof cilterai con~ate ftero its
thV moL perftc reigiou equalty- rf the on-in Amercan sese ofthborougandfand, tstillrout;nandstilemoieorcenilhavehae hadml lhid
torreoree of the SIrte in Fusmatn of faith and cn- IWaroelllsse They tried the plstu of ontetig before nule suchEIfat, mild hae At file FsnTOolTitOre
cine-of the ate-ttian oh ol ipots for ile sup-1boroughs, sid after some hafdozen ttempto, with ceived echnsucicanerrlteoratpportand co-opertior,
port of a ect-mind totwithholdino&Itf llgrnha sand vre uceesa and the epniueo aytosn shv elm oro ntnlta iemilro
ontiunllnla for eceleiniioipriusc, whetier tho aidaepnltr fmn huad a aelotten otot ltbta h tmero
Ocedgst tip and coght to be prototmgted be pro poudaj tiey gave up the gae. as too expnsvestnd te electors in lhis borouh, wlo are dsiroos of
hesari orRomn i.itiolc. n-oldneihersee inliclrot. They adped Sir Robert Peels pln of fle-idir title lo-SO of Conona a gentleman
n Cag~lt o Ateningto he illt~oionOf m~t. Icoud sow ltilingftle iesAnd opitiono lich I hold is sn-
th betowetoct of Itoe Upon anothr. %Wiih thosetothat the result of hat stdoption. in the very bet lo- an itilailretoyplaeirvteInanpiio fi teoucst
viewse, I wouldldipttee With a Saepid clergy anti cntity for iha oopetaion-the Lneashir lbotoogh- Eie P 1. MY pparit anceamongyou ths evening,
ulio Estsblishlnme ntowheter it be the Episcopal *a, that fer seven ye~rs leboir, til an enoatrmous lerefore is the reelt of an ohsrvtion for ite
Church in Etgid, ile Presbytecrian Church in
S 4 ltd o t oa Ctoi r rtsatoutlay, te free traders Were just swhere hey Were 1at hait a year of tie poiicaelapect-, of tit i orotgh
Cltttrch in Ireland. I t hoddeortttChurehafrctn the tommenerpotu~lt, and tat they had not gained a and an nteroure, during Lto4t period, ith getle-
the Slate, and do F. for Eogood of both. Andl his, single aeat in ithe Itolia of Cmmons. Then cme represntingtle sentur isetsand Oishof zlarg
not because I lace the religion of tle New Tess- he fccelolii land moventt, in which, Up to lst bodice of &h eltr. Titose getlmeneHwil ber
ment tess, ht lensage I think 1, practically. love it Monday they delore they have inveted, nearly me witnes, ht I hve acted Wil candor and With
troro than itoro ho would perpeuate its allin 200DD fMn it htrslt- clto ceuhitliewoeo
jas they think) palitt temoral pooer and pitrontgu., , 00 fmny it htrsl pn te aiiatrogint titeluoio o ttre my.ca
qil tOpinion, helteis, nd can be, -no real and callLegisltatre Why, the attinent of some half- sd od atI Aole h-tornoiainintoorueaw
eettitlolioeebewen ttetre 'horll(to ileti drm sets smeof which are nor heldt poo scfh e aertnfen f a ikeeeeors f this borough
(clIIees; ut, n Thee oofroy. hovesought, ty hore
tio,, of which tre Fill those who loe the coLTaonnnvery douttful eure. Tbs potato dt-sve A a - tevlf nicngadjaf~aoyrir~
Hiead ineerelo, nd worship lhiouin spirit sd ino much more efficient poitiai ation shan Eliobalot or te xiaence O o ooritigo iea generl tel-
trot) ati he tat. Wth m prsen -owaof ie.bo, or, rahr, hmpollnglbth, inhe taimet of ing in fator of tho apparane of a candidate cher-
natur, the governme~t, tie componettt lement,
ad ibsutoimtate deigo of IitaChtieitin Church,)fre rai. The freehold )lnd Kschemeis now'avo.wishing to opions ndr]priciples, to thoapdlvance-
I eatn ho no contnting party,-to the continuance o eolW aintinent more for its social than Its plitic al t fohicho Try public life Itosber o dvoted. hiVtt
ihe connection btiveen what is called Cittrch and advootges. The NtionaliRefoprmAsociatindont t1t1141 principlea ti opinions ar, I am bre to Ox-
pain, and I doubt not ymit will afford iontics ppor-
Steutel bt enestly desire a separation, thit sotle ream of achieving heir object by gaining eltion , ttuliy of acing temn before you, With teh frock.
religion or the Gopel may be left Its own noivo. which they Reil themeles of only for the purpose mnes fadd lneoy wisil yo hve A, ight Io demand
divii, and ominiptenit ecerria.AsaRtietlhar of of educatitg Vato Vpoleithe princrilesof Political of tie individul who aspires to te hnor of repro-
civil sMILEtYI cannot conceive of perfct cvi free- Ii h isop.sadCtolc rse o etm o n U-JMT1
drun n aptrrm perfect rligidis fredom. I eitulc stanln teDssnes n hotira tr1a-d to sntn y ot neParliament
rear lmp mn&Ip 'ml f~ cvi rghs farCic on 1oliiaotion, ~they wudhv rmpun np o ,IAtu bot to Avow are not Adopted foe the occasit
ten wh i ticlod innlienole ptrcbndg utlAndos. 111tepriteo bliineoither lav they been at 'any periodtLaken io to
accotiofil rislnfOurlit oti ent n r- inc Poeaid no Other mantohofrescuing the negres, aservea purpose, or to sqtiar with ilo prevailing
criptions of a. partiCuIATrmset Iteither cn I mgttrdour GO0000 olonial sarae would still e cning sppirit and teoer of tie tintosr. They re ry geru-
it 05 jut! to try ni impot polarty man for tie Sip-Itheir ehananl. pla nttion; rod had free tradrs in, my honrrhel. our conscienious cnvictions. I
prt of religious Forms nd dotrines to wich itsaICECa
enotL1e etos-ito ubetscrihe. I inivi ew -- Iben shoctiop to that reortp, Eli pcpleof itic on hold ilchetobecause I believe them nground ad jut,
At once tanloutroger on hus cosienc, anId n itahoe-try woild now ee hopelely veniuig their heat. inhcse Itoyhjudgt one terar ung.Isi ould
ral exaction of his etubsttnte. If laxed food.'nterewas one power,end one shmer, hstever be tudgencase, I wll aeli ng.em eaod
a ppeheod that Mr. flougltasill01nt g s fe aby which te a rious forms of eronl, areligiousm, aotbte-o ov e-rsot htI atilnot
to nsoo-rtuthot lIt. Tltenpsan had a perfect lkowledge And in1ustiol Ialuiery could te ortrw, and h,% be wiser t-mrrow han 1Icmmt-dtmV.
that ' the Ccnnlctiont Of ChUrh Itid Stat, and - the wo, the omniprpotpenvcif public opiin, which, when -It i now lor you, g&ntterc, t jdge hoov far
(annty ithEli wil ofGodbe. thesenaite are in accrdnce With your own,
maintenancre of tElioinvioability of Ilite tictritt. nAii- eiroed in ranfotitao-il tlaildf nbe how far lty ae stchis yut require in )or rep
ciplanot worship aniull rinee of the Egliathoma, infl fet, the voie O otmd. For myaelf. 1iliho e ftsntative. Suolli hey he found to e geetl y
Church,* ald I the preevtion to ie bishops and no olteteocc pop else ore faly Party, even with i union awitl tlunteyot entetain, there isstill loe
clergy of Itnglatid, of ttte rights cd privilege which Is righteousa ojet, whih loses its fairlt in Ithe fol- qlptesitn whether 1, a the irperonolion 'of those
by l:aw appertin to them, (I otitted t064 rich haft ilneAt of plrnbint. Wleter means which have principles, ain the person you oright to selct as your
befor,) awera ruomint prtlCIe otBitih Coati- ,beent proed mterially inffeint for 1he prmotion r'rereseatiive. Upoo this pint I am as anoiusase
t-ution, yet deliberately Itld the people of tho Tot-r of a good case, Gid are only potentail for geo eer cise Cite freeotbaridu mat del bertateyouchoelI
IHamlets, at the outset ;ofhs cnVa,that,with a fu ti retuilcoruptionmad the u'Portf monopoly iay, preeuing myself bfore )yo. I cn umkeno c-
iknowledgo of that fet, ho would nevetheless go Into when transplanted to Anrrir, become the uist Lt-1fit 61-uiendlroies, nor cn I come under may enge-
the Illuue of Commons, take a solemn oath to do ting-,meanis for savemenenepaion nd natoar ge- mert, btthoe f mot huioesly dischargig my
all hee thimga.acd teoitnditl tr on rion I willnt vcnttur an Opinion; I nerely esltiy dutly, ad Carryrig out, as far as IIsam able, he
thon mmeditely urn rpritniples irwhich 1 hav declared. I on here 10 50-
anld edeavror to undo ,tem. If hleleliero Mr.i to their utter failure lie. tet no favor, nor can I undertake to confr ay- I
Thromplson capable of uch an st whant does he say. It l- a pity tat Mro. Dulass ad nt pointed out do not Conceive that a faithful representative on-
to lila jpr mer/'e pious friend, John Sebie. bring a Wwt lie motant by theI anonsies, of thltritiloCon- tracts any obliation, eir ohuis are mutual sd
paet/seepts eieimhmi in such basetl, fr he upported aituin. 110 should net ha~e lft oat to guess me his reciprocal. You of yor own choice select titr as
Mr. Thoipsoaa election at lie hutings The idea maning.I-H he since hohas hee.ae a politieal party your ervan, nd if e at, tho eand f hits tert, is
im, gro an sily lbel ponMr harppsit. a wel ble to sy, I hove done toy duty' he may cry quit
ic agros an sily lbel ponMr. homsonam en~ mn, grown soultra rputilicen, that he can seeFilt-owith hlliicnstitteos.(Ctler)
am the 7,000 men, wh. if 'hi foolsh taement About ing but evil in our Queen and sritoctay l Why, I'OF pyslf, peaccnly, ils % awy irksome and.
iritth oolts and Costitution to torret, voutatrily whlen here. hie was in ho abit of paying them high roearraig loseak ; but ity difficilty is dintinw-
voted for him o commit sch an atrociouc at of d- complimuent,and placing them in mat danseoa jled by the thouh, t.'hat I pan going to uter tmth-
libterate perjury.- juxtapoiin wih your Preient and demoray. ing of a el-llttring chractr. In origin, in
stoation, and in inlutence, I ao a nioEt huble mndi-
Tho Attempt to represent 31r. Thompo's thooret. lies i one of his prtty stck quotation, in the uet ida,, but I soc willing to apply all the energies
Ical prCfrences for republican insituion, as ineom-. of whitli lie was very happy, Which I hve cut Out I pos~esis, and to sa m e small modicut orOMalnt
paible With ElteSupprt Of ia limited mionarchy like front one of his own printed speeche:- with.ralwiici it. has pleasedPooienc to gift tte, fr
out-. i really puerile. Wby, I hae no doubt there Theto hon at a v .Irsfe the adivatceimmnt of te filietie, tho right, ad iha
re many Americanrs Who haO t aikng foe a lmted Crouches, sdlat-sl his mighty pw hpieso o elwcetrs yprun h
- great Objects I have st efoe yoti. (Cher)I
monarchical gotemomeol , but the world would de- Upon her lp-an emblem meathavnetrrnkeoecitspdgeorweti
nouncetem onua noodles were thay churlisly c.To r- Of nglands queen and Englani'ala.' to recommend me to yor notice. I cannot proie
ruo inactive, and Fefrahn, upoia thatrmod, to aot As Well, ow he mFutt knowfoteading th pprs. to build ocks, or maoe railroad, or estblisho oton-
citizens of the United States. The hitory Of Bo- that the Britih4 lion - till lists that- England's ufutures amongst YOU.
land will show wharmitics ofr circnmstances both Queen 1is the same awhn he Was ere. except ha- toAo ieahaddingotho intrIan asla aotyn
in Church and State. the British Consitul Maron nos g ~got a !litle stouter asd memreatny, and beng o ethbin of the Mtnisan er, I cane ho ld ohtmayn
eit undr-Popery, Prelacy Pritaism-State stil mom populse with her pople iAnd I England's plac me in the hall of legisittio. if you chetoce
Church and no Church-ing evs outaOnsowrltl. law,* as lso Asomewhat improved ine s 184. * I Emutherefore, it will be fr theSak of tmy priit-
The ROCIuSster ditoc appears to be just sas munht, spare imanomallesin our Conistittioin, or 0 It in pes, and bcecause youdeem toe, as m a t, ntno-
Ithe dack upon the suabjct of political sActo n houe poliial instivuios. he, at all eoventss, should wet-hy to ha the advocate, io your name, of those -
this contryaa hais upn thenatur of te lirI. dea reholy wih th~ nowreincipsupprter ftthe rincilndeLt sitoedundrstoo IthatIndo ot sp
I thi counry, m be i uponthe rhtur of te Bel w del gerl~f vrith hemnowpheis before youo ase eatheforepeaeIlia epiesnt ofie anf lly elu-u
Slab Cntitution. With Tarim and Whis, who American Costitution; fo, after nntsen mot' a- ,ive ection of the cotastuecy of tit o ooudti, or
rInvrto capital in the puchase of aw in the 1rg111- peinee in this coutry, he thus desribes the relative Eli opponent of any linrticular individal in Prlia.
Iture. and get a eturn foe theic money, and a hand- dhereeis of liberty be ait enjoyed in AmerecAnsd meal, or seking your uffrge. to get there
somte proft too oot, out pof goernmenl corruptions, England - I hope every gentleman who clams your noice
the sople instrumoetality is that identical political ac- ill hve asp far a chance ase myself of winning his
tion which Mr. Douglass ha. now a. fled As his Ap ,'Sir, liberty io.Zgland is bter tian slavery in way t your good pinion, and that You will select.
po-prile phee f lboc Toprteo th incmas of Amerca. Lbry under a monarchy is better thn teheabetIfrm among ble numbeaur, be thy fe o
es-retansopheeoflsrsuch astestet oti Ime-aesotsm Tnera dornacrsc. (Cer.) reedom mmany. I shall experience now feelings of biternes
thdEat. indiip ies compntic Wst nant Mawnrs, nr- a-fnnnrchical gvenent is better dosana. or dismpapointlosent, if' I mn rejced y your vupof
hsta, h a nia opn.te adcwpra very inasupport of Elion America capitol. Sir0 I this evening, but retire with the mosca frendy sei.
IThesoeemeana have also beens reored to But no bose known what it ws, for the EIlitien*in My oent, and che most arnet ihuthat you tY iAm~
reigios, philanthropi, or popmur moovement. has life, to enjoy freedom in this country I say that I A ore fitioj represenati ve, rdot the lignast
ever been conducted to ms mucesful sseupon such ttseeherm, within the last ieten mantisfor the pesues to wich I sin suemyel1 5 ttiyumod C-
Toafrihtrh rtbaildnaa st $!mein my ife, known what it was to enjoy libaseifAtchdmy.byortdn a.psrk
piliope. T esn-htte rtsfloiinis s oathI - ltose attached, mayy ouratexergt-e, l'o.,
a body, dsoght to acieve their object in the ho en;. brwith thgosef uloutrmn t are0O0so
manner as %e liberty Pary in America, by forming Then be went etcs to enmratle a long catalogue of bruhtoamcerl O
thesevesino apoitialaecio, ad ndevoiogtofoul laulta and h iaine,which, As a cloed mn In rpyto a qtOoin Mr Thompson sad he
Lierpselyesintoa poiticl matiancouldndeberinotparty o Eie distribution oftatoiicting
gain seats in the I.gslu ,is rly ridiculous, In e was subjecrtoinal rliso he ulkof which. I liqnoorsduring time leti e Iuwould not purae
dote Bst place, they would have had to eped himasgie, stilt contvinue, although he has ia. from iseat by he detnoosstiaaion Of a slainle hbUroas
millioans of pouands at very eletion before they tha condition of a fugtive lve to that of an edlitoar, being.
could have ad a chance of making way in that di And a leading cocobe r ofIa Political Parry in he M. Ttooalfiieltknowledgl the vote Nw pam-
motion, In the next plce, that money would has Unied Pan.mat and eprassped hies tsetue of ime dligtoua
ad to be penparded, not in the legritimate purposes Of Th next assrtion in hs atceIs ulararmledo ramaireoahcitMad movis. Thw he lad nfisted.
eiletoins, but ini debauchng the voters, troghth and peronally attenaie, hat it rally dserves to b H now accepted this invita ion, snd wouldT-nod
mdiuim of bribery, dreltkennsa and other Immoralcarcerized by a few short but maepraeme axs rthe Tower Hamleats. (Tis dciiooa wastev-
itdea. In the third tplae, whn they lhad tints I twords ; bit I wil forbea. Frederick Dooglasa sI- odithll trreaoedoum clseo) --
theirunaxiy, sanpd brouhtguilt upon their oul, they martsthat M. Thomtpon ha s'labrd har diullog -( kaaadeail jseN o](ViewImageLocal?handle=hein.journals/libtor22&div=1&collection=&method=preview&ext=.png&size=3)
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