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L rExMICNDQnn-C; SAXUIL PULLasIor.,
VOL XIII. No. 1.
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Our Country is the World, out Contrymen are anl Eankind.
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BOSTON, FRIMtAY, JANUARY 1, 1858.
NO UNION W. WSAYEROLAIIS
The UnIled StamtastlUtlob miI'maoovflnt wfl
damib - and a aement win MILO
W aThe ftee B&anlmb.heguurdas amd *ob
fifii Pawrff a Oflavery. We am the jalietand ea-
stahim f the hsitn. . . .,7T0 s WMen an
fur amnuntimwhim, uve ar aa m pulse,
Omy q osathoam se.the eppased Ia other Stun,
and by fasre rtetheir r tlq :bitt Irq an rieheeA
dam ii g tlr a tfsoin Sisdiig an s.ma
w~gAtses wk.On thiS mbjoct, 005 FATH IX f
TANWO TO ~ComrmerENow. WflVND tIm ?t
acs:. We tbdir chbldren at the and ci hal a mat-
tury, e- the patb of duty amne elml7 than 'hey,
ca omM04 m U i. To thia pkt the public mLn4
h* long been tending. end the time has comefm look-
lag at it th~tn dlspmlnnazely, ith a s am~d
Christan reoketh . . . No blening of the unla
-i bae aapuAstica for taking psiIn the aslavIng
atr faow-cmatum ,;neorughe this band tu he
pupete.if eapwrnee sa& dembenet tI
amonly mtinus thrugh cu a milepszlc ainn i
ddnmg. To tiscanEssledom fm re atarwe tadhnC
-WM~Ana LManY CtamWo
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J. B. YER2RINON& SON, Prlnten.
WIOLE NUMBER, 1408.
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r- o~ o-~t~IO OUGHT T R V
IT P
a ~ifwsiey'arii 1astof exiindin our 1doinion
fosneIl- llfiritttiunst'in theright die-
3H,~-il ~u@l .me rlat~ of thea Black
r.r-. l'I Ai.nrtfl:nn a'ittv'tlyAntea ifclis
weih- is llu1ded. It shoulmi then hays
uls w Tti t the frowning batteries of the
fmr-itstIet Lernthe mnouth of the Mfissiffippi
bae i1-t-1&rrwia sad. Nicaragua, mad
1-4 h rtiit routes frur the benefit of the com-
* Wc~tii~ndMexico once, we may have to do it
11el1ti it not Ijare liean better, -on the score
dhiLaflfliy. g1 ,o )verticoont , An d the centmercinal
of tr ' c -wunlk,to) limee brd it when the prize
,~,innc in' IWe doubt whether at powerful
frp~yui'mtitei wonl'l have given posterity such a
,nI~orf exera0ire wagmimniiiity.
il-niro i)tt throw gtidt'mtoppuriotnitifl foj the.o-
it~tiof Vatluable territolry - tatitry lo ewmn-
itd t oar.onr ,ml liinterests and inational poster-
it-till oiur hGi'-rniment pant by a fourth 'I
'u-N lioi Stlturriinger. Ito at it. It is one
42 thefinst. theIn tiiflil's, thle icalthiesit of them
WtIndia Islandsk'aly its large an Smith Car-
tl~jn'hiring ani irm 'iil ieitilitg twi-te-sesiunthoub-
1! qpT.1io ii i', rii l Linii-aitatible d~ oil, with a
ea' M&eIrIIA Wiitlihays IJnifoditiglfoe tart-ers,c
4:1 i1- ridolt prutiatets oif tb trtii. and cloth-
Ai wiLt 1 rc-tkitol ,-nojte of ait unturpritcalMege-
an ; 0irtt i' t lilk ae Li t~oiniSwaif in the sea.
TIP itI
1, it not na liinieg iliegrt'.that A black emip Ire
* Ml tla;lh-tinl t Lt 'one1,m~rt4-0)ait A half toil lion
011.-0111.1'iii' h 1,Iiriim .l to lord it evrer suelt
If wI looik mt St, lincuiniglrin a.omin&riipoint
f d-, r arnnItitiOe Vi Zi11 hlle 0i1-Mt Valrkitrile.
-L tXIi: Ng lworth teilIilfufntl. were it to
it111rhawkt , nlIt III t t ahylti, tineo
c~1:i-ot~lpin o i'isliinifr0XainiiI..During
it'. Vt Te 4oftin-Pr'-nihn nai t .nlin, tie nx1-orts no
tt -rii':ittini~erIfIht Cllohy one- clmye
P-n: A 7.- Il 1rliibl.aitnotwvdosar
l V ~ ;it trlis ,t hfl,,tt70R3-5,21[9 Iwon ois ; and
7r,l .274 irll.In I S11, thle amount of
odffe nljrt- w. ) I-n . y43,luiumhI1sondi, anod of
N111,0 Ot0. Tlre air-i etherepotd ri
ci- ahti t. I '111Vnit]vo 1110 HmIk orf4'tdulla Wlh it
it- isq-rts WO JillI Jt ire , iti .hor La jilicious ee
Vt ,Lillaq-it~, ia, itorgNr-rit,-ql Valti h rprisi'ng
1nMiitt-.' non cll trlon4'e mlli m WhWe shonld
if ImfhI INI-l1O' Ia -vevrtn-iwtith idnot receive a
1tt'tefr-~InIi, SV:l'1'1(.itet t) opre-text to
- roih liaI'llimf~ii' t arai&ns and sil-
ii' IeAII tiirftLIi n,1it-iakt ill ii iite pots of tle
'tonli hBim aLL ittle reile a g;, ('C;pt. beets, ofr a
BA lt Id t1hr!',' liig ait PePtLaii I'r-ieee, wras in-
1-J Mt.tes atjl fin,] it-itilvtlont- ienvntefen
I miJji-n tiEr-t h.111cane p ent withonei
rm.Sirnihar 1itLeegVZA W-17ur fesilty, and there
~ ithenf-- t-oIii-ritty ir teA.ai Americn vtiel. on
ti-t'oet f ti.
-~ e rpea itletour Covnernumeril ike the Iland.
,Ifit rwil fitttine-ot e tis ho-us enlpiro - this
amnies~.' lne n ntion, aill iblut too
cue nitiotIcc TI_',rst usnilitt nestrmlity lawst
fri 1-i r-kre, coil the ot wilI aqrctAde the bsintsi
.-fur Sotrnulau _ nT,. br mt, we llieioethe majimes Of
111 the niin iWoueaN eitem-er ie in-igorstion of A
sire- tate if tiinpa inntatl urny The peopiat
IN ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l 7.1r ir-.rugii. ninteGovernmt
tA rs lslrri'h oe-and -t hee descendingto
Er-i Countries. Lijtj5(W iin 1 oLIo
I ME F*.L'fAMC a anrs.Teanp
Exmrt from th* inaulgUrel Address, of our, A. B.
1boere mu thin tcgislimef lbm
'timaiey tht- d.enninatiftm of the mack
RpliastoinsrvriaW(11cteinreiltioin of slave-,.
r otlnih'itilRg its ertmsiinntio ,ttecnriwtrien of
ethgaitcolswt,-mItvaoliing it in the [Ditrict 91f
, 4Itwiln, no-i bY tfning it within the limits of
'te tamee wreit1now eists,to a0 ul titmat-ly to
4Mirln he ranu -lre Lo their oxvoMM, land thus of-
W~iiia- aeLCWdow jet, thir numbers lavaccit'-
!tini'diloI- incrn'torv', uji til ley hsivm scured the cotn-
-iiiiginin a FIttge Iuu iiLe f the free Sttes,
ad ciadte Spt.k.-Ir t f ciIkseof Represent-
lt at , nbs h15 t V-4it1 mlof CubMtii-ns
Simulated ly 1mnstittite5r ade fahld amid
P, N I. Whil Pttolit etn a, Presinetof the Unite
,tatmn'T , a W trongin -niumbers, so do-
itnecrtire in itt.tieeis and-', noteroined in its
rnln in ont-t liee- parirn!. witi, indifference, nor
'int Our -iuFnh-ne.j- in the jirpetuity of the union
'161a1in iini,n. TinepriwrocU befre us e all for
mr-ir fall who Properly rsdn-titieC n.p
f-lrights olt the Slates, adthe Union. liris
time that their irnh career must be arrest-ed, or the
fi-o-eIIl'lll nmust abandonk all hope of maintaining
t!1ineriches in tire Union. Though that prsva
tir efte111)annot he coriinfred ' the par&-
Mouat ra)1itk,44 goo,' its dissolution would be aL
MLn LiimSY, winch no portion can% con template
1,iL mntntho-est nemotion.
-NL 110rio such ai event he ovrteal, and the equal
ahit4 (f Lnhioie s itttieerved ?
If tha tconstitutiontd men of the free Stae, pod
11i ratio, Sath,, inil postpone for the present all
in- foetions, arnd unite on the gre.t the yatM-
etunt .r,,prustinidby thi nlack itePuhlimmsn.
thir effrt-it will Ie crowned with snorts. The rao-
cent (LletiFli, Noirth and Sloth, iuditmteo that the
Irnic oinsittionaL Omein every where see and fee the
ikrmprn-ineo of such a union. -in this union is the
hope of the country.'
TMx CHURCH (SOUTH'IS OP1IN ON r TEX
oncrinorEr NORTH.
The fillowing article re-s puhliahewl soon after the
division in tkns )detnodlist Episcopal Cherub; in thi
&imshera Cheien Advuoe, of Charleton, S, C.
IAs we now wish lttocodint Episcopal Chrch
of the United StUL. North, joy iii teing fully ew
Star-@o far sa any aod every vitall princijoreLs.L
coneened-ais the M. E. Church, South, is, bas
been, or ever will h. The eccleiatical body is for-
mailly, truly, undenieble, lrmrocably cinrnceted will
slaver-y. S'lvvhodetit lead hier clsses; laveholdism
kneel at her emuiniaom tables; P'ho lders fill bar
bord of trustee .s: u oteAda-s ecupy her rrry p411
pits, Lot New England ani Ohio stand aghast a
[Pe tthe dagIatorn of Reatern snndWastern Abolitioa-
isor gird thI slv with sackclth. Saea~l
C her rolgEits. we repeat: for altheu hn the
tl., prue es oftheBaltimore Con mat
arc noot ai loed om held thisEkindof property, .a*
of the Maryland or Virgii lordi prwcr may,
bolI .hi, A fll: rxyjii A' ae aithi slate I SELEBC TI10NS. -
whole tragedly of the Omnerl Con renee of 184M- --,_____
The NI, E. Church aislst stotenof hr airt £r e .T . u ia mc v ieruet,
provinces: and kept slorry sticking nLihe skirtsf- A tr 11r 0111OM 31?6'771NOD 0 CANTTO1
tee all. Hr nemies within and without will ay! VAD 10 & UM CHBZB1TI&.
that she edorse the doctrine, tht human hing&
tony be regarided its property -held As httels - By the reqmt of the Synod of the Fe Curhoil
what answer can we g~ve? She ae no moal guilt the Cnton Vaud (visradwhAO ae ponta-
in the relation of master ndslve,rr se. Her uf'Xictslycmittal the Folwing documnt to their
fcial organs must be again loed. Expediency care-the undersnigned lay before their rellow-Chriso
must Strangle conscience, or aboslitionists will leave ties of te United Staes the Address of that Synod
the fltcomnmnion in thnsand. The sliding upon th subjet of Slvery. And in order that the
sae Of morlity must bhe Adopted Agli, ad that object of thin Synod may e attained in that publicity
cours of action be regarded as virtuous lnd ps- of their address thy respectfully request the dit-
worthy in a layman, which would Send A Bisop o rf Fnwapers, religious sdarscular, throughout1
prition. In short, the Baltitnorl Conference lip the coutry, to insiert te name in their respective
conferred a btter bocon upon the Southern Church joIMFIrrr[i t An cury day
byT ging North, than nf she had broght to our The original nitoeenent. suieied by the officers
communion twice the amount of her prfet numt- and membilers of thebSynd, is in the poescsloof
er, and te-n times the amnunt of her talent. She the undersigned.
keeps savery in the mother Church and makes Jes. P. Tooliro
ermy Alogy 'for Northern )Iethodim, a Champion SsHEDI. Swim,
of Sutrn rights and principles.'TASAeD-B. Vrnrtn
Ho. . St-otter r.,
TUS SL1AVED I vzxuzms. . IS, gimastr-z,
A eareepondene of the New York Awnuie of 17m.- J. KsesnaDr.
sine, writing from Norfolk, (Vsa-.Sas- New York, Do. 3 1557
1I hareattanded publiowrlip in sevens] churhsTomUbCI~TAH o Tl .i.O
of dio e oumnliatiort. being deirous of learn-
ing fromn my own oervation the stve of moral and NOltM AMERICA WhO LAOR FOR TIE
religiou sentiment in the Old Dominion nd moii! ABOLITION O SLAVEFRY:
reverent cngrgtion,uandanile, earnest oandeo- ImasaaBv r[asr- iamminan n.frss OnIre Ton
quent preching.I afslo her.Iwstruck Isn,-The Syn~d of the Fe Zrnein Church
by a age in an exteinponsnens dierenoby one of the Caton of Vied in S3ltlterhod, cosidring
o0 the clryme. theitaunotgifittd. learned n else the in~titution of save toe untuy ito the p-in-
rated Of tiro whol, who, ik llutraing thu do- ciles ofp lritlanittnin d dgrdig to those who
trinte of deraity, refre to the numerousmire- maitin it as weltas to its victims, fesi ound to
den'. rotbirieS untilits tit he North ! andl this ox p rem its dep sympathy for the cause you u-,
inicidentally, and withonuta thoghtofseeatinaliso, It,,li namely, tio eaner ptgn of thle slavs
or thme leo-st fing of ill-nture. Still, e-n-ain on- t nlregoutitle legth anid brad th of your great
South a an, Sodem at .1GomUrreb. S noule Suelyif it he snoithat slavery should still exist
for d i ffrotn Letan d-pit fosrato.Tog eightece.cn turies nier the S& n of Rd co-ne bte
am not a, nigger worsippr,' I in not hnaisL to, the wrorld, and ngels haiLed his edeert, singing,
aeftwomb Hipriwith ngroe. Awl have attendd Glory to God in Ithe iigirt. nd on eat Iinee.
S ea fter iucms mr fwhr-scrowV~td dgo-eltoward uline,' it is MOt peculiarly liirirfll
witl, A conge,-gmmtin of 7110, while Fase 001 Int'l 0 for un Ihrher that Cir2Isrias.e.ven churchs,
were o~ie to repair to chut-roomns and lectur. - ld hr eir nltie to sMAi a state o thing, or,
rooms ieFw. In all truth, the olossmal ongrep;-- at k010t, bear it with ouL tteenmusy lbring fr its
Cion pprered hotr dv*ins-i than the one n-eS. tna. We pray the tord to open time ityes of al
Pa ul's. which I attendIl in the mrnming, anrdilwas1Me, but rspttnLV of our breturn in Chist, to
throughout limohseKvi evre'rnt nnNilemn A:t hu the cring inutice o slAtHvey ; iand we Lbeseeh lila!
iow, It n-le anntmneeMi tat on Tiiinkgiig Iiy to cuse,&to rigo in every heart tlat charity of
acotribotion would )'Ieknn p fsr that psmesa- I whicr le is the vey f,untio And pttern, And in
hers of the elirir, which te precher h111 would the estiatiUonof wicih there ist neither (ireek norr
he- litmrl, as: tinememilmrsof the r -gation iliud I JW i cmeunrsion nor uicnierIiirnImiarain,
Imon highly prospered the last yer! And they Syhiiin, hod nor free, bt Ciriet is ill ind in md.'
laves ! Tine;' paid the g4nler 'mt of the expnse i 10, whn si. !110th Cerecu When all the ti#ta of
of building thieirvey r.44 , )18 brik Chrehos. the eath-i1sMa.l -ao~ncik-d totlmir, and all bigs
and rdem tupp~rt thir oinrto'ea. oe Of whim is a reated After die inge of (',d sall lvoneio anuithi
reAp*ctAhie and devted with man. AMl of tunI as hul~riirn, and that great prniie Ile fifild
white cngreTlio n hveSabath schorils for the 'Thy shall not bthur cdetry in nll yi n mly
negi-oct ns we Ll their own elildrmn : nd mnany of mornitin, for tire earth sall Wo full of te 4kqowl-
the negroes take out their Iiblesnandhyini-iroks in edg of the Lor as the warters cover th e east!Is.
that diffiemretpars of the se-vicehi rgularly a the 11 .-
whites. Their exhibitions of n iple-crted piety Meanwile we find comfort and hope in the
are often%-ry toucihing. A grot door is open for thoulght, that a gr numbler of Clritian in Pru
evaneliingandeleatig to clord rcemin ths cunty lmen t Isevil, mnd labor for the abliton
reparing them for f innto, and for whom the ofsavry. WeO. have felt ourselves urged. der
Suthrn id Soiety is doing more good than al brethren, to hold out to you the right and of fel-
the aboliion orators, and preachers, And promebuosh ip, and to exprs our heartelt wishes fr the
frm the frzn to the torrid zone.' - scIces of yur nobre endeavor.
Iike yourselves, we consider as ati-Christian
THE L NCsr-'A Wsreae o ins Rtnrro tat pesmi on of one man by another which do-
The&fin.i the Lm n ens-a fially dtrmnines gradles to the levell of a thi rgtie iniaaral being
the eat that the property of gentlemen from theI made ater G;o's imag ; and like o, we Abhor
South i not Secure for a single moment within the all te evils conseqent n this uversion of the
openton of the laws of New -York. No matter frt elements of Christian mrls. We conider as
abut. the intent. The monter may otrman to so- criminal that ~onstant inocurit and frquent rp-
joarn for an instant on that soil of Owe State; he tra of thiojcred bnds of mart-rge, wich cut at
may e dive ino itby trm ofeireswaan'rs;the very root. ot the divine institution of the Farn-
ht if his Plate one comes within the grr'p ofaoallstlyote.cannotsibue tiludde flsrhght
New York tipstalf, the confiscation of his propertydiorallstent-ieytif aifloistitertigtfulo
must propitiate the wrth ofea virtuous commitoiy. dsresetie ytebnflisiuino l-
dotera i loftier any such thing as protection n- ej
er oisotn Constitution, or comity among roi.-'the thought of these vils fIlS our hearts with
fderated Stes. Front the sbli nlvation of her saeoro and diany ;-with srrew,. becausooe the
- re umor ior aity. New York looks down upon Vi- ins awscomtte in a Protestat land, when
eh .thereareaso ny huad feaglit hrhs
*ginia wit hiorror and ontempt. We aire pirates adbeoe en udvseaglclPoetns
lend Dotlaw, whom the pius peoploof Gotbe-inmay rsobcates bes int u rtrns i s nsm
~dmpoil at lmirt. Shall we submit to this r- d u w -ihdiw.bcuealti
roeh ? Shmll we endure this wrog? Does the deree u w -ihdwry euealti
;Qlpront dmit of no retaliation ? To the property of F r taks lace inoemidst of a people to whom our
citirn of New York to e maflunder that proeion Foocaintiona nd our reformed churches ar
of our laws, aftr a olemn judgment by the highesft acutornd. to lok, in many respects, with hp
Juidicial tribunal in New Yrk, that within its Jifan- damri eove rtrnwobr.egnt h
iction, the property of cities of Virginiaayheaoly caudrsbe oft abo hosaveryreeivet
coifiscaed y legal proes? Can our Lg Islture inthe hel artlexpreiion of rCsianeraffecion
densme no nmasof redres of the groeMnhc,. nd r- teanboriyt ym~f thy. BeOr of good t cu a ge,
seoitment of the wrong? We submit the subject to adbre Ithrny-fgod ouae oula ovrtaas
their onideration.-Thr &a*Bo.gh.gueefoGo=
Though fr anay From te monn of conflict, we
Mraefecting to the deision in the Ltammo ewe yt know something of the difficulties which bot
the Newberry (S. C.) Rieiag Sun Says- you, from the very gravity of the evil ; e knw
,A beautiful stats of ffiirs! No trtetn the faith. erg, rudence, and perserane you
der the commen UContitultion 1ThatCoth adher Ed to Conquer in thisgoolight.
rprly are to he despoiedtacordling to a suen -0. ' i r '4 Ps.- nhy C~.
igninbythe highet judicial uthority in New JSOS or Lrd, who has given to the World that
YU, -hiethepoet faciiebfNwYr new lw-' As ye would that men Should do unto
is tohe allowed tohe landd, tr~anisport-edhiterland you, oytlont hm~myCrs er
tithea.rerfctly safe, under the proteton of nor strngten you for this wek of jeatcsad of car-
law, Is thre no way of retaliation? Would it fly.
nothejetrigt ad ropr for us to coufito in Pray, speak. write act, se every measMin eao-
otjutor , as igeenaaddo u hoe, h r formity wit h the Gospel ; and if the Chitians of
of these common antd blue-beafrdeld VrSki Sths your own ountry and of the, whole world redouble
stat of hins alays o h bore pitStheir prayers and their miclpors, the iory must
stat of hins alays o b bore 7be Your.
That victory ill be compet, And Christian
I W That opening lecture before the Lycumn, on piniples will be flly tiumphant11, when freed
Friday evesing, wnidlivnvelly iblwin P. Whipple, slaves and free ngroishall he treated eer where
)%,,l of Boston. His subject was, -'young Men i no becomes te dignity of a being created aLta'the
itry.' We listened to him for a few moments, imaGodJe. anal called nto salvation i Christ
After paingin review the yowrg men of the renhJeu.Dalblodbrten yyucues
Reolton of 174, the lecturer aid, if he wascrall-. and all their members, in this and every other re-
ed kupon to name his heci idea of all that is heroic ~t e nexrplo of that lvo' f our neighbor
in statremsni ip, sLL that is levated in ptritiaowhih kowsnorespect of pesrons and which or-
all that is graceful in oratory, all that is perfect in throws every barrier raised by in between man and
manhood, all1 that is noble in idea ad Sentiment- mian-
he should nuasme-whoi do you suppose? Wah. Dorly bloved? brthre, we who' take the Chri-
uJefferson? Mthiilton? JMcson? Cay? tian liberty to adres you thus, we anm very little,
tIoCoari Ben ton? Evwtreelbs-o Ie are nothing;bit we know that! through faith
0 Chai ner.' This brought down the Black and prtayer, the vry wakest may rn hlp to hs
0epublifan ide of the house. The aplause ws5 a brtrn. We Will, tlnerefor, pry wth YO uead
conmmentry on the propriety of te reference. fr yu, thast ('rd may guide you by Ill spirit of
Haliving morm important ainesm onand, wedefueled wiaoa, that He may eep ydfm from All iiin in yoi
- urelves tle benefit f listeilg to the latter prt of undertakings, and that til may Oe day asow YOU
the dicours, fuf ~ltled that if this alusionLwas His Salvation
a firnpeimenl of? his Appreiation and criticism of fonat at vy, May 14, 157.
*-chactr,2he. young men ' in other istories be-
slidel our own would staed a , 'ight mat chance' An Kern du Synode:
of getting in ution done them. this r. 31hiopie tr ,widerif In. Buterr, (ncien Pasteur.)
* vienl etsecharaceter yadgfietrulro m ront . Thte-predens- Tao-or, ( 'oetds 11 .
th a suly &sP'Ied.dpt'tre aboitonand- s.ieChessnar,) IA BSat, Patur aSIC a
d ad sne et of merit. The ecture WAS geerally ann'
- regarded as A. aim Affair, And he lecturer Itnelf AS I , -leir 2 P Linge, Pswisir ; A-rens
s , a shont.' But we om lyceum-ers will Rnoatosis, Pasteur
pot ti tscourigcsi by thisWfalr.ltthmak
hartd *m. the SUIT. that 1'a6poow-begining - LaMrT&n rl Was Sysde
makes a god en ding. -Mmlgista (M.) A4., 1). [Hun Man. C, Je1AN TLaasocest, Neter
OMN)w7to1. MianACtsNf, sadMInvty-bth ola
4t~ ~e -
pn h T= ra A SAVE SUOTON. as- ft In the 'otxnsdaof the =a &0a6
'lefollowing thrilng sketnc a alsof ~tlinum lht n thec iTu ir IsAefsdsla
us writtnhbyone of thaEditors of the Utics,{N.YT.) and the day is a beauifl ssoet gaddeed the
Hominy iferal. while on a visit to ?4w Orens, and ear of man. The golden sunine, streaming
pulishedl some time ago in that paper. DenoiriatI foohoeadiatsou. boe,hAoundthitosmar o
Chrisians! this is the way In which uman beings human pol, aspy and giddy throng are holIng
are daily bought and isold Ln the make I Blush for oyusrvlry.Th0 gett l I.trongedwit
your country, and see to redeem it! eat and beau ty, ANdfithe music dI he I no nd
1 hae jnt etunedfrOML ALTOmucion Th gitart are blending with the still weter music of
She just netureafrm a Isla uction. The gld olves. Above the in of the ut ad duty
mot prlnieetbeatis o th Intittio' rc street, nd above the hoarsevr din of the mat belw,
perpetully thrusting themselves pn one, 'will he, is bard the lod laugh nd hartful. glee of the
mill he.' ias little dramned, two hour. ag Of iaot les .of plesure. Gyqi3pam aedrain
tening a I egro auction' osBeI did of tainig a. trip up before the stately i t, and 'fi women andI
to the moon. Lt me tell you how it came aboit brave mn' are A udydispergthohis
I wiassauntering long St LUnis street, (i tthe portals to swell the thron. Ithin thete smpe-
French per,' when I oserved a crowd of ne ovn hll-amid that flai of beauty, fashon and
ie.compostied of men, women and child=. wealthy, whvere so many spIIndors ae gatbemu t-
moioK tnder the Escort or A whit man, towad ther-who wouldt ream thtnder tesaebrad
the ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ , t.co Iol;Ammna Io ~ d nadinthe 6'ugnc of the same golden sn
seimed another gang ping in the sne ditgtiO,I sins-scrime sectin, and deair were hlingI
and soon atersa thirtll I had the curiosity t ll-high revel ? Who would dreant that the former
low them, and a Ientered the rotcda of the hoel dire hir otsae from the latter?
observed. [ should prestume, no les than one hur- IWll, Wel; the scee draws its own moral Lich
deed and fifty neigroms,rasged in front of the dife-' is made up of startling contrasts Splendor and
eant auctioner's tandt. 0Opertionefhnd not yet mrnirvjoy nd srow, magniicecead begganryI
commenced. YFresh lts 'at n ttiierecntt-' marGevrAidem.b ai Ie wersthe crown,I
ilyomin ; innd the vsita ilaos werea - sieineohr mustwar the crow, Werever the sunI
rit= exam natosof the diffeent jarticles' n cx-'shiniv, there also creeps the isectre shadow. It is,I
hhi ton. The iteronse rtuna-sn eleganti and after all, better to suffer the gloom of the hadow,I
roost fashiouable affir-was thronaged with Rpecula- than be without the sriuino.
toe, buyers, dealer and looklier-n. Some were
smoaking their lranas--ome were tking th ei r mdi-Non Ra The place I have above described,
dies-eaate were reding thir mrigpapersan I should hae before mentioned, is the scn o
Rom sieWere chattering on politie, the niy market 'Uncl Tou's sale ater the dath of St. Cir.
and rho weather. The auctioneers were slowly brStowe has pined itull nd faithflLy. w.
walking to end fee upon their eleated rotrums,
like men who appreie their iniporTtAnC. occa-
ionallystooping to rnswiie anini r ront ca e M's T12AX3&E1CARTRACT OCEfl
tomer. The ag-the joke-the stinging ropr-A.few days since, we met imaged t this Society.
*tee-that sunnyasil heola grttrof Isle had beencanoving thi town with it pblica-
-tive cUtcoIA ationoqiern-thoelegant hull-the ti'u. t ri a yung man of gooid appearance,
l~wh of leelien, nd the ntropsre of gmtilitr ei*Intly incr and piti-t least dotouh mas on
pervading the gyjrug-how inlilce the hurriscil'1 1 I, And e ngagedin the uprfltalbninn
of toy glioomy isiIginingI yet whitamuingca- iof d~kning and npping uip Lthe pr-laery worse
zoot !Of the Penietit :nmuagers of t'iner tSiet. The
The clock Ptr 12! A than.come oer rthelexintriiiaydfece which h e pfur 1:the ran-
eliit Of the sooxni The beins IL? treaction,cr-, 'grin the tensn why we ,nrk itslic of corn-
bhroght down rtpiis that olid marble, at wih the it.Ile took the grund that they hd not vi-
potency ef maicuon tehububl ing throng. F, iioe the vote of istrcions josedi last Miy, liee
auctioneser, in four sveral sections of the otund the Motion that tlot who parse them did6 not
hammonering away wi th frightful olulilitend till cneprpny diioa in IE &tddy '/This was
inurefrightfuil getculaionAt four severapr-Im ti n ineprLttri gven y the inestigting corn-
of humoan , chattels. Thee four etee r iuilkv*t, ard if it is g-%l in the mis of slavery, it is
shovuting at ithe top of thir vofowaternately in C11all11g*1 in eala,o to plygmy, or may other
it n1, end n1, n . if, cesir n'sita Io ri iiinWa,,rind. '.o* 4 1.(Lr... ~-. ifns
)AItin odrown the voices of the bloirer. St the is Apa of thir !igous xik-co. Anothr ax-
gipitleiroan on My riht isems to carry off the hon- gInent offeredy theiiir clIprtnr was, that Crist
ern, bohII a ;*etreng t flngsand rapidity id not cotnm irery whi/e on eneat? We are
of utterance. wishi, dear recaer you were stnd- not ging to arge ti ae now, and will mroey
iii near oe, for I can give yen bt a very indiffer- ak, what woud fe hiogt of a ma ; arrid fr
leut dAgurrootrpo orthei efii r th ide popl ni lEptcuing, if lie weret st up a dE-eino that it
Plutmp ni ter -, is now ngae in hauling uipn was nt spifihllymeondtun dby hit
the I'blok' a F~be negr wo~an, with amnd and Now wat wo vish to get Athis, that if the Tract
sickly coninanee. I-ling placed lie in the Scity have intructed theirgents or colporteos
roiPposition, with rather ore expedition than to defendil not only their onilCturs in sopumn
gLe-atlca with commienrable candor he iforms the any mttecr en f Southern origin, inkmans in
sipettors that I this girl ' (se Is agd at leat fr- th e stcltditnt tnanne allude to the har duties of
ty}'Iis alwayss retruding to he sick and I do nt imfatrs, buI&Itac et up ahai defen ce of therc-.
therefrewnith-nt her.' le sellsher, however, iiA ti eorof slavery islf, it ismoe tan time that
low figur-oome $400-e4nd the next instant, her those who are supporting this institution should
place is supplied by a fn-loking, brigt-yeid know fr what ptlrpoe ir money isexpnded.
young mulatto womn, with an infnt, ohir ip- We lite becme usedto li anything in the line
fee efll ue, in hr arms, lie informs his patrons of larery-projugandieio, but if the Travct Society
ththis girl isnRamned Av, aged 22, and fret are to auniote miinenry labor of praching di-
firom the dinnr and ie designated bvy lw; arnid very in Vermont, I&it isa new ld of ZmeorLn, to
prooieleds.Alternately In French and Egli.amo my tleati. Butwe bave no er, however, of
what thus: How much fr this gir? Qaint! any influence of thi kind. Tb. intelligence of our
danerme eeeefeFdcr? lowtuh dolI har people is asufficiet harier.I
rt this spledid gil? iehnrd-o-enl, From the clporteur bout en~ionedil, we eaed
osven hundred-stcrst- Gentlmen, look at this that. e tarried vernht wth alAnptstBrother'
girl! Glood nunse and seoatrms. Do I ear one in the watprt of this town, and alWitopped it
tisounad?7 Oe thosand is offred-one thousanrd a Congegtions-I rother, i ther of whom would
--going, ging-sold to Cash, one thountud.' Next contrihutescfr the support ofdie Tract Socity. In
is otl, for 61,200, a plantation had amed Jer; Hartford, (t., It has keen cstomar for the dfe-
thena$boy,'aged aboot5], named To, fr~l,0; ct achuches at this man to ie their annual
then two 4'boys'mltt-fstre coopiers. fr conributions for the Society. TisyAr ith baben
$lfloQ each : then as Iflaiycompoed Ofa ma t mitted, ad it will be considrednosmvciall lasiwbenca
erad four cildrn-the latter all mu Latoe-a$ it in remembered that they ham Oten raied the
g2.50. Oareloqucmat friend having disposed of his amount of $ 3000. A ceorrspondent of the BoniaI
entire lt, proceede, with hardly a moment's in- Jonal, who sides with the Maagers, complains4
terruption. to ell a lot of ral esttae &a. that the mst ocimnvatirea men in the interest ofI
-The three other getlemen ationoers were drir- the Society are taking ground against its action,I
log en an equally fourishing, though not quit so and taking the ane viewPAs that t them Brattleboro'
rapid a trakd. One of them-. very handsome, church, that ite ufficors the Society - inthe mifere
y ouvngish-lcoing mavn.....sse*ivg Ihislf ext- esaetsto Any ut the will of Ithir. ounstilin
siy to the mi of young mllrtto wene. On wich they ave not don-Bdfaws1 F ell lns.
the Wloek, at the time I qipproahd him tand, was__________
one of tho most beautiful young wonn I ever saw.
she wase aged about 10 years, as dreed in a chap S H-Fr ON
striped woollen gown.End lre-hea&ded.I could Imowslrcveean ok n cisaland
not aiccer a simig&eWc of tMe Aican caiihr epet to finsh the bridgment next summer. and
feslug re. Sh was much whit han the cavreage then to Add aother volume to tetirs rOnciThiy7
of Ncrlcnwie1o ;hrfin a rnflYears ' Vlew, bringing it own to Jf,0I0. Ics1tat
in the extreme, saidshe carried in her b'h dM.rs? long ; a1 i ants, to the time of the pie dmin-
of eyes that erod one througheznd through.U- Etratonhlemstcalyiyha aadenbisraion
in hic hewas Inoperative, and In a hhi ulifers,
like mia ohr flo-apleshe seemed flly imnaiei odnmgdsun ham ad sow
sensible ofhederddeniel, and turnMawany fri~on6d m irnmea6
with true maiden tmmidty from the impudee t ma S Repecfuly, 'n(OgASUH._DE7NTON. -
.r b.1-11 .,a - ---I- B.sai - LI
reaer!wha 0doyouthink aof that bentif Te ssoattnleA lg and i rbihtie in
girl ? She was struckfffor $1,250 tooaof the all thin, the first and mostnuctires of 'Which s,
mst leebh esi-lookng old brute I eret ysone. that Cl- B~an Ite hWa down an am fle
Goad shield the hlplsm victlim of that ba 1k' is ahnhur mnd ~s country Maya well ankA to'
powei.-tmay b, one now, that bad sn's lust the onictiM o 1u,1a to ait for the Intrction
But I was destined a meaoet sfter o wilmic a of his tombtone. No man los breated more in-
Earwidr, oreheat-endng eec. Anobe-dinato and contempt ftpor liticias of whom
Ilooking miiaXtto woman a s itting upn a bech, Pec SOS~adn a nr optte
holding in her aerms two little children-one at in- and keep them In pesr. He deoncd fthe Con-
fact, and thve others beautiful bright-eyed litteoy tration that naiatd toc in asa.Convetion of
of imssevn o eiht ear. Hr fce orea Ion-gamblers and mcondreie'fter ad, mad then
bled and frightened ook, as if se was cnronan aided to pt their nominle ensd tolHinto the pri-
that came great evil was abot to befaill he. When deni har. Hle and ibis frinds wee kcekdt out
her turn to b sold cmet he sacndd the platform, suid porned from the National Convention, yet e
the babe in hearM, and the little boy clingn to humbly Eaed ten rod that soe him, denuced
SIrfeskirts, The auctioneer offeird to mt)othe It'and defamed bisna so-in-lwibecause h#'as the
together, but tn reponsible bids haing beesiMade, Repubvllma Dnmnefoth Prscidency, And usd all
Orther aan leeds t4i wee put up sepradyand his ffcts to brinatlito ptwflsmarn that now, so-
sold to sepraw pat-s--tbone IgntoTexas, and Iur'Ing to hsownshwing, Is fol baadandaob
the other to Mihi lp.The fna spartionofV3cioibleas JIaee; Beaten sa Frnt rptin.
the mother aod child took #aeei a few minutes a- lin frEturycorae and isamacuate onty
trard. I shall Bovine forgt the horror and the yt e evidenatly haIo a particle of oursentiad
a rnyoftht iiri. The poor franicMot no more honesty. His vanity and aritxort1aI
;;~and implore i Mre ti'byl or ~ Madehim the 'Ioland aor fthe nullifers o61
Moe too,'(and Iwill dothem the juice to ay thatMiaias muh Piedand Bohanan havemix I
he was rmach muved by hear aputlis,)and when sheare Of the anllfie f tl ntIqe. Hehaskosleeve
f Wnd that her appoEls were in vain, she bust forth his Laos, aridgrowled End sedbut o as at
rin the met frantict irmithat mener desair 'ga it tbunaneidenci btlos darenot i to, adiiand
Iteric o. At las, moter and child wre rcibly theykeep sirrnghi p, and ilaughiig at h IcoS
s a nae ad hrded eof, to se each other no More 10o10i11andgrfat eutn seinws~od
n rh.My heart ishe toadan t, and I Caeti't om~t Ifhedent know that, the 0 uc ofI
ted with more than frmr ardor a ysteim lbs Piercewhjohho enone osvrlathoivstalI
could eve-n por-im u findishaturcitlie. 9f no wsrrrin Pierce, but ply of Ate ilohueaI
Thus Ilaw with n wey-hsI tid thrust wi hnominated nd elctd hm, ad which wereI
upo me smes-.WO .gftemot, detab le oand qualy potent inmlpatlJt deting Bncha
hetribls fintureof ttehavstaw the ae of so forprecisely the nh iftolijirtD P ak fS
bautifl young women Wto lutfu m= awn, IMddoskrw it and stll. sains th cirluias nd
thenrclossqz-tio ofpaent fwa hiio rtln4113sti Or pumtotiM h9 b ldnm .ldsunt
1: s ti i~ss n r rii rdomtby NrtI InW elfd ha. boh.
peirls nd ortern lere. Tha Ihe ar exept ~Z~1I neuavesn3infue, It i aboutties
IiaJ1 beiev tos~tue;buttha thy ae te-it came tI Aa sad, F*i-sksexerted cyay to bld up
rated fisanty lvlisad or Christian comemunityJima te - S1Z~ WVOt Was i Pw-aaas
md omastazy up M t i imazeity of1 thse e. . Li-'
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we wonid toll the attention of eur reaidet tothe 7
flu ption of the Senate Committee,. of -which wa
ubish a bast this morning. By that it will eset.:'
at the six great leading crsinoittos adi have chair-
nn, and a osjority if itheirbermrs 1rom the-
lahldlng Staltes; of seven members on each corn1-
itle, five of the committees have two Republican
tenoberfachi, and the sith has only one, Of the
hle twenty-two ocommrittes, the chiairmen fcizsx -'-
sea of them are froal archoinlg States. wit!
bolof only iiare from the freeStats. The only
ommittee of any pliticl IMPOTancethat as &A-
aliman frmM a free State, is tie omireitte n 9
7eirritermes, of which Stephen A. Dougas ischar-
man, nd he is large alareholramdId hs inrtet
' identified with those of the at savhrlding States.
e need nt go farter into paticular. 1Thre
.aining conamittielsmar onsituted geneally wishl
e stone strong So thern pet, one of t-hem ha-
nf every niember from the slarehlding State. to
his connection, it should he born its mind that, b'
ha isast csesl
The white poplato of the free Stats. Is..lIU,7hit
Wh)ile that Of the slave States is ciii,......1,4M.464 -
oId this disparity in numbers has been gretl1Is,-
cssedseiocothemtese. Such is te depth 9tbe
gr4dation to which thes Nothern democracy is
nk. It hasf lot alt elf-repct, and wears the--
rainintof its S5outhern task-mastrs with mortals-
vt submissio than do the laves upon ihlbpan-
uns. Shamne on them!.1How would the blodcf
ti old fathers of the epublic boil with indignotio
fthiscould come back, ad ase he recreancyo
eir descndanits. It is no wondr that tLsemen --t
hold be so ready to ox~ the chains of the ave
ligairchy on the people of Kaan, Vhen they he
t eroig of the spirit of mnhod to spain them A
'oem terown limbs.
The Iouse committed are similarly constituted,
ough perhsa lnot quite so bal Of them, four-
sln of the chairmen anromslave StatetIf p-
ortionoal according to populion, they woud hee
oli fifteen from the fill 1Sates. and oly sve
em the slave States. Hlow ernetly land staerely1-
tio Deninvrny decin riai nosithe people wil -
udge-Wrffeste.r iy
SELECT MELODIES' AND THE U UNTOI7t 47
On the 210th of this otherwise ecellent litI, V'
lo book, the ull oi g appears-
'lie withered the Its-nd thatwould svl IA
Our hallowed eolieinotse tie,-
.. Our Ii- ibuleiiifor eve r,' -r1.
When we m'emember that t is I hallowed tie -1
tile ' Unn'-binds us to a coany of the messi-
at tyrants that eer saw the sun.-I-inda ite uman
roa-n Ie v iolate every rinl sof. ii conln- t
ily, and, what isstill worse,10dot nde the closi
l l and the'I livry of heavenI¼ 1 sy .hen a
qocreiit that this ,Union' IHilanous withb these
iroun in tIme support of' the sum of all vtlails,
his language does indeed se infamous. That
rob language shold be uttered mny wher, by my
er-o, is hd adenogh; bm't; whem it isinerted iba
lction of Chnehszn 'Melodies,'bya body profes.
og to be followers of Christ and Wese, and p.
osed to that Rome 'sumn of all rilarmis, it to these
Wa we see its hideous, unprincipled anitudo. - I
an not &ud words to cmynapnmy abhocrreeo e o u
,ae infideity to the right, by a boy of so-aled
thristacs MR,
I call attention to thi, because I fel that It isa
iseteto theP£hurch that I eetelan loe.
o!ppos, Mr. H~Mer, that you aold be called-
[Pn to read or ing this laudaton of the mat
Isnable coveniant eir made with wickedness,
iha would yen do ? Would yunt do s a cer-
in Soothiterdivinedid, onetiet inosin len-
You, for the askre, 1 A. DBAI.
Iona, NO. 20, 1857. -
Prel thtIea i fla.
TflWREENCH 8LAfl nRAp5
A dptatinfe h rtshadFrinAM
a'eIL Soity racly atduo ofCaes
v th Fres nc etnmn ne is u fale
tho c j Ovea r
Lord Clarendon stated that the Governent was
a podkionr of the fullst iukration on the sub- 2
teof this ' new system ' of obtaining laor-on e /
adid not hesitate to designte as the slays trad,
omitg L and undisguised. The whole questio,
waerV bees'fsubmitted to thme consideraton of'
e Frenc Government, which he belive-d had hot
nreseta that thet reut of attempts to Obtain fal-
mani from Africa would be tine ruhal of the nlate
'a; and be fet-,sure nthlug wits further froma
as shao the thmought of the Enmperr of tlw
oae tha tI r-open tiserated tracmi, in op.
ti n o of tyde leding civiised Pew-
. an lmnthe won e astiosit
ieMomnxhe6evilh could scarely be ea
tht 4alisfromn the ockiit fHo
if UnoametuirrJwrn U~ ~y.re l.A
oan 61sd total n rel~ taeinhls04
ld in ot walresre manoihaui ,Th
runa twhkeh re Us oScian
all t 1Of thisr mtry, 1ad0theimpream
i whie the Goleretnts was follyails, beee
ettl o ld be ansofueged to Tear that the AluIot.
tropts fthe Frenl aet o btanlr
ha nsuatfhklitht he lord 'Clerndor)
leught mght ventur tosy eenti tias- -
nanst$ S aitculatio4WOu ldsayee n ithil -
on thtfIllatnsd n lkt should 110 Lra ey.
be ()a Eect to 9the real pwej et lE
w 'eb and 0Theovetrade thereIswas nO Ap '
In heWanemee mi
Is 'i P~ h iht ce with ie Ati-
bi` the iI of tOrds, on the 11th Ius., the
4Ai ofSMr rysked t~eolkns .
Orelo , i iae= cs flta.fle-
leecshouss log and bome Ailill S,
rtheepply reenmigts iato the Wol'ml o
ies auw 7 the deesie bat eedlratified b
dereof the -I1Governm; aRod genauji
.whatwaithe iieon ff UM ,-- ,,
Te rlOf C a&repled that hE*hadl no
ann tenbelieve decr-se b t joineas,.but
vhad Do doubt lb GeesoeIt batiiter-
I into a eukactit h & atin abhouse to g
mgoscondhi k twe to be 1
M odgrtica. aertaied that theamccomld,
M o mikialng a alnd flfrm AhlS Itt
ad bosw trial ed r EyhGownuvtlt kv
atct~kaa had,~ ~ofre
dital m Rtted Stftdeaewitacfl
aooItfalureo f tract to Supply X gl
otrehase' after they ba jbtaboad
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beWhmodtha w'mma
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