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IN
VOLUME II.
L'I'RA ASSORTMENT
OF ! LL AND WINTER GOODS ! !
PUS Drberibers have jnrt received from
thoNew Vert and Montreal Mlarketst
the largest Block of Marchand se ,Inch hof
yet been brought into the liuron Distort.
Asti ae the purchases were !Bede perrunally
by oew n( the Firm, the quality of the
goods me as superior as the ynentity Is ex.
tame* -"yr.uapt payments trod . smell
refhs," M the met. *heel) taey have
adopted, sad the public may depend upon
"TILE GREATEST POSSIBLE GOOD Td TIIE GR?ATL.YT POSSIBLE NbatBEI1.
•t
GODERiCH, HURON DISTRICT, (C. W.) FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, l819.
1,500,000 ACRES 01: LAND
FOR SALF, IN
CANADA WEST.
•PILE CANADA COMPANY have for
1- disposal, about 1,500,000 ACRES OF
LAND di.p.recd throughout most of the
Townships in Upper Canada -nearly 500, -
beteg meted wash every di -rrtptlon of 000 Ames are situated to the Hume Ttact,
toads se their establishment, et the very -well Irma n as one of the meet fertile parts
lowed remunerating prices. Their Stork of the Prot ince-it has trebled fie, popeea-
cnnsuts of every mammy -ref men'• and lion in fie* years, aid now tomatou
up.
wnmei s Clothing; Ilats. Cape, gannets, went' of 20,000 Inhabitance.
. Bente, Shoes. Ilardwere, Cr.ckrry, eked 'I'hc -LANDS ere offered by say of
diet, Bridles, Ilaberdaelt•ry and Groceries 1, i:.1 S k , . fur Tea ) ears, or Jor
of ever* description. Intendtne pert -batters Sale, C .1 S 11 1) 0 If ' -the pl4i .,fa One day as he Sen•ath e'h gen
see epGeited to ca:l and (marine • he them ,,
- ,,r fifth Cask, aid Ike balance ie instal- Sat sunk in deep despair.
selves. otents being done .pray trifle. An aged Pilgrim parsd him hi.
THOMAS GIi.M(OUR 1...00. The Rents payable 1st February each Who maria ht• face of cam.
God.sich. Nhiees. IL 184n. 41 year, ■re about .e ILtereet at Six Per
--- (;ett,u ron the rice of the Let:d. Upcn moat All Minstrel. yet that e'er 1 saw,
GROCERIES. of11.eLot.,whe•nI,E.1SED, NOalONEY Are fullofcame andglee:
Bal thou art sad stet wee -begone !
_- - IS REQUIRED DOWN-wbd.t upon 1140 1 marvel whence is b•'
THE 9nK s h vibe• would tall p•rtie.lar •others, according to locality, one, two, or
J0ttt!1.
THE HERMIT OF WARKWORT!I•
[cermet-nen ream nee t era]
The brothers straa their paths divide,
O'er Scottish hills to range
Aad Nidi them.rlves is quaint diesel's,
Aad oft Ibeirdress they change.
8ir Bertram clad in gown of gray,
Most like a Palmer peer,
To halls and curbs winders round,
Aod begs from dor to door.
Some!:mesa Mimerel's garb he wean,
With pipes.° sweet and shrill
And wends a every tower sod lows :
O'er every dale and hill.
att.nrinn to their rv'en*nn Stuck n/ three year. Rent, most be pail in advance, Father. I Pets.. an Arad Lord.
GROCERIES. se they flatter thet.wlves -hut tt:ese paymecta of I free
chat the quality and variety r.f their Teas. I from further Calle until end, 3rd or 4th Yea
Nagar. Coffee, Tobacco. &• . eke. &e., will hit ht. term of Leese..
hea rii6mricst ecommcodetiun tie intendirg The right to d'URCII).Sl) the FREE -
remelt 1101.1) dune( the term, le 'metered to the
N. B -Groceries of ere*descriptinn Leanne ata fixed sum named in Leave, and
will be hold for eash or produce, ata miler, oil allowance a male according to antici•
lino of, at least, 15 per rent. below termer patoJ pavmen:,
pricesLots of 1,..!., and any further info:ma-
T1!05 G1 L'•MOUR St. CO.
Goderirh, Nor 16, 1845. 42
TAILORING R$FABLISllVV1.;:i T.
SPR/Nr; dr SUMMER F.4ft!Ill' Va',for 1843
non can be obtalaed, (by application, If by
: Ater punt•.paid i et the Cue!sreet's Om -mare, Fu from t!1' abode edema.
Toronlu and (;oderick ; of It. MIMS*LL,
.1apkudel, Colborne Dutnct ; Dr. As late 1 chased te ere., an alms,
Whose grief afflicts my mind :
His only child is street mese,
And fain 1 would her find.
Cheer op. my son : perchance (he said)
Some rid.or• 1 may bead
_
For oft when human hopes have fail'J,
Then heavenly corer,rt-a near. -
Behind yon hill. so steep and high,
Dowe in n lowly glen,
There stands a ensile fair and strong.
Al tree, Grelpk, or J. C. W. DALT, Loci.,
Ner.lford, 11t,ron District. '
AFULLvariety of the newoet and meet (i rdench, March 17, 1S4$.., : 7
improved STRING A+D St.•>IfIFR FAS!!
Imes for 1848, have b.f'n received by theiMARBLE FACTORY. 1CiORV'
.nb.ertber, who will promptly attend 10 the$OGTH WATER .YT., GALT.
orders of all who may favour him with their t
A. NA /SMITE[. [' H. Mc:;t'LWCH' continues' to MIS-
nracttare IIEADSTONES, MONII-
Gnderieh 19th April, 1049. I MENTS. OBELISKS, TOMB TOPS,
FARM FOR SALE:. &e., in Marhle and Frce•ton(e as cheap a
any in the Province, all wurk wast ranted to
order. memo charge will be reside. Prices'
Z.Q BE BOLD by private htrg• ^• Get if.. 1 of MarbTo Ileadatonee from 10 to 50 Jolley-;
23. on the 5th ('onee••rnn of esved I of Freestone from 6 to 30 delimit ; Menu-
renuiaing en acre•. 20 of which is eleard•d and I meats &c., from 50 dollars upwards. -
seeder eel:keine: tea acres are newly ender- W mitten communication. addrusei to the
brushed mid ready for elupplag. The (and is of
.seelknt seethe and well watered. There is a', underetgned contaih: g the Inacriptiene,
good sub.tanti.l loc Dwelling iiouse ea it. aad I and at what price, to Marble.or Freestone,
one screed' seperier!reit trees inbrarusg condi- will bo punctually attended to. 1
unr.. And u the proprietor i. Armrest of enter- D. 11. McCUE.LOC Il.
ing into other beeinees, he will diaper el it on halt, Noy. 8th, 1848•
mT 42103 -
nderute terms. One•helf of the price will he . _ -- --
REQUIRED DOWN. and the other half is
1 ,n.talmeetw.
83 -For fonher pertiralars, spree at dim O.Tice, A H 0 P. E ,
.r to the Proprietoree Ilse prem'••.. RESPECTFULLY'begs Ware to return
• GEORGE FI.LIOTT,Jonrnr. as his sincere 'banks to uumcroue friends
Geder,ch. 131b net • 1848. 37if and the p.tbl:c generally, for -the liberal pat-
ronage heretofore received, -and tamer...
thein that he has REMOVED hie TAI-
L() It I N G ESTABi.iSIINIENT from
THE Suberr her b'rrchy intimates teat he L'^hth••uecstreet to L.i street, next dour
has now on terms of Icare and part to James $.seat, Car, enter," and a few i
nwoenLip, the (shire management of the. doors west of theGoderich Foundry. %hire1
Goderich Milts, and that h• ti pregame to, cu all orders will, bo promptly executed ; and'
pay cal) for any (pan' ty of cord mercfi.nt- i esatomen may depend on hating their gar- I
able Wheat at the Paid Mi!Ie; provided the' Isents made up to the woes ut.pruicd and
saute be delivered there in time for intimate- (ahmuab!o sty ie.
tore before the clome of the nanig**Unn. :ri A full variety of the newest )'all
WM. PiPER. and Winter FASHIONS for 1848-9 jests.
GOFaten MILLS, received.
D-
September ell), 1848. 39t1 Guderich, Oct 27, 1348. 39
NOTICE.
patronage.
three ramal REMOVAL.
CASH FOR WHEAT.
CASH FOR SAW -LOGS
AND SAWING DONE. ON SHARE!.
' earl] at the
willat a h
HF. Subscriber
p.
T
nu lack Cherry
' k Mille Ib for Good R
Croderte
Saw -Loge, end will saw any other descrip•
tion of good Saw -Logs for any parties on
shares.
he. WM. PiPER.
Gone Reel MILLS,
September 5ih,.1848. 3211
HA. DR'A RE.
THF. Sub.cnber wishes to inform his
Customers, and the iohabttante of
Stratford and vicinity, that he tweeds car
rying nn b..ine.s on
c!READY Y SYSTEM."
And that after the first alar of Jancary, t e49
he will give no credit. He will pay the
highest price for produce of all kande, Biark
Salts &c• Ile begs to return hos •theere
thanks to his Customers for their liberal
Patronage, and hopes still to receive a
S5*re.
TiiOMAS M. DAI.Y.
Nut. !9th, 1848. 44tf
DR. GEORGE HARVEY,
Messier of the Royal ?Mage of Surgeons,
L'Visbrlgi.-
HAVING pnctitred bis prof.s•wn for
reyeral years to the Promote of Nona
Scotia, takes leave respectfully to nfer his
professional servicee to the mbabitanta of
Goderich and ea vtcteity.
Residence in the cottage lately occupied
by Mrs. Montgomery.
Goderieh, Nov. lath, 1848. 41
VALUABLE LOT OF LAND
FOR SAI.E.
LOT 8, Lake Shoes, towtasbip of Ash-
field, coetaining
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-
TWO ACRES,
THOMAS' GILM:UR las, CO., have. Stratford
largely increased their fusser .tock of
tomtit sad Ornamental Cutlery, Hardware
Jappaned Woe., sad so. ready to supply
their customers am. Abe public generally,
with the latent • in ever,' de -
*enrollee of knives., Forks. Spono., Trays
Locks, Hinges, Screws, and all other Arai
cies of lfadware at reduced prices.
They have also on hand a good assort-
ment of
ROPES, TWINES ANDCORDAGE
e4 various glees and q'ralities; also several
patter* et IRperlar Carpeting.
A Imp *apply of Salt from the cheapest
market.
Apples of the very best quality in barrel..
Pi.
11. -Th. terms are iaeariaily Cask
er Afrrehanf.$Ne Prdefree, and no abate -
meat from the price asked.
Goderich, Nov. Ira 1848. - 411
.1. K. GOOD
- NEER,
WILL attend SALES in any7 •rt of the
District, on reasonable T mP. Ap-
ply at the Reified Hotel.
Godetieb, 1481 Sept. 1848. i3 -
D WA•TMON,
BARRISTER AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
A•YaTea le magma., $ARa•tITTCT, 1st.
OPTICS iM TBC MA8i[ST SQUARE,
GODERIC11.
Tee. IMS.
e
About cho evening flour,
Melhnoght 1 heard a l.a3y'. voice
„Lamenting in the tower.
And when 1 asked what harm had hap'd,
What Lady sick there lay? -
,Tey rudely drove me C•rxn the gate, -
A.d bade me wend away.
•
The tidings caught Sir BertramiiSe;
He thaek'd hiss for his tele
And moon he hafted o'er the hills,
And Boos he reach's] the vale.
Within tint miles of the lttriy's' Vllage of
Poet Albeit, in which there is • Grist M,Il,
a Sew Mill, and en Oat Mill. The lent is
bnnndedon the west by the !Amend cm the
soot by a cut rood, -.ad ie well watered.
Q7' Fos par ieulars, apply -.41 by letter
post paid -to
DAVID CLARK, Esq.
CLassteoNr, 14th Dee. 1118. . 45tf
DR. HAMILTON,
SURGE(Jrf.
wa•? ITaanT,
•
Thea rimming near those lowly towers
Whirl) peed is dale so he..
Aad memoir down bearde the gate,
Ilia pipes he 'gan to blow. _
Sir Porter, is thy lard at borne
To hear a min,'rel's sot t
Or may I crime a lodg'ng her..
Without offence or wrong ?
81,' Lord. he mid, is not at home
To hear a Mi■atr.l'e sone
And ,hould I lend thee lodgiag here, •
My li(f wou'daot be long.
He plied again ro soft a atra. n :
thech pow-er sweet 'meads impart
Ile wt.n the churlish reeler's ear,
And mora his auiborn heart.
Alln••ret, herald, thou plwv'et no Offer*: •
Fier entrance lieu •hnuld'•1 win :
Bu•, alit! 1 am ,worn urea the raid,
To let no etnng•r
Yet. Minstrel. in yen tieing cliff
Thoul't and a ttheltrr.,g cave:
And here then shalt my supper ,bare,
And there there thy-lwlei--g here. •
All day he vim h•siae the rate
And,pipe' both1 ad sed clear ;
•
All night he ,sats round the walls.
In hopes his love to hien
The first night as he !limit watch').
All at the midnight hour,
He plainle heard h•s Laiy's voice
Lamenting in the lower.-
The
ower.^The second sight the mann shone clear...
And gilt the spangled dew ;
He low his Lad► through the grata
view.
'twits transient
el l
8 M t
The *bird niche, wratied eve he slept
'Till neer 16e mdrninr
When. staring .p, he eria't hie sword,
And to the critic hy'J.
When. In 1 h. raw • 111d2•t of ropes
Dcpeodingfrnm the wall:
And o'er the mote was newly laid
A poplar strong and fell.
And seen he saw 111 love descend
Wrspt Ina tartan pl.id;
Assisted by asu'dy youth
1. Highten8 garb y-elet.
Amst'd, rnwfnn.4. 1 et the sight.
11e lay unarm' and still
Aad seem he low :hem ems the stream.
And mevat the seigbb'ring hill.
QabearJ, unknown Ball within,
The yo.thfol couple fly
Bet what can '!rape the Inner'sken :
Or shun his piercing eye ?
Wish anent imps he fellows close
Palsied the flying pair.
And SSW bee hart, epo., his arm
Wile familiar air.
Theeks, *le Teeth. she often.sil
My t • them w.11 ham w n,y
For ewe what write beat the' ereetn,'J r
Fee mar what dangers rue 1
And ever shall my grateful heart
Tl.v services •epee
Bir Bertram would en further Item
let cried, Vile traitor, may ' •
Vile awls.•. yieldthat Lady op !
Aod yeiek his word he drew.
'Thermometer torn din rmddee rage,
Awl at Sir Bertram flew.
With mortal hate their eig.srtrs• arm*
(lave twee, • ve.geful blow :
8.1 R.vinan'•stressi., Med preved•d,
eked laid the Mutase low.
1)w. taster, die !-.A deadly throat
Awed. sash lenses wort
Ah! sea law Idabel knew kis vets•,
And reeled beeeeib butswerd.
0 ,top, she cried, 0 atop thy arm 1 --
Thou J«t thy brother slay !-
Ano here the hermit pao►'J and ,rpt
11:s tongs* so more could my.
At length he cried, ys lovely parr,
!low 'hall I tell the resi 1 -
E'er 1 could aloe my piercing sword,
It fell, aol pt•bb'd her breast.
t`. -ort thee thn-lf that hapless youth 7
Ah ! cruel ate 1 :hey mall.
The Hermit nYpt, anal en did they :
They 0igt.'4 ; Ire huag his head.
O Mind and j.aless rage, h• cried,
What estes from Thee flew
The Hermit pawed; they silent mear■'d ;
Ile wept, Aad they were woe.
Al. 1 when 1 heard my brotbrr'i aatae,
Awl saw my lady bleed,
1 rav'ih I wept, i curramy arm,
That wrought the fatal decd.
In vein i clasp'd her to my breast.
And clne'J the ghastly wnund
1n Oslo 1 premed 1. s bleed -ere curpee.
And ria',: it from the ground.
•
Mir Mother. alas ! stake tempt more :
11. precious life was amen.
She kindly strove to moth my pais,
Regardiesg of her ow o.
•
Bert -sin. she mail he comforted,
And litre so think nn me
him we in heaven that spin„ prove.
P: high hese was no to be !
retiree'. rhe ...l, 1 still was true ;
Thou noly halel my heart
_ May'we hereafter meet in bites
\V • now, ales I ma `t•part.
Forthee I left me feiber'a hall,
And flew to the relief;
When, to ! near Chivot's fatal hills
I maks Seotti•b chief. •
L -r% Maleelm'e tan. whose pro:reed love
• 1 haJ refired wi;► seem :
!!r s!ew my mend., and seix'd oe ms
l'pes that filial morn :
Ant in then dreary hetet walls
He kept me- Mese cent'. a'd :
And fondly sued and warmly pre»'d,
To wia mita hie m ud.
Each rising mere iseresed my pale.
Each night ineless'd my kat;
When, wanderng is th s northers garb, `•
Thy brother -forted me here.
. 11e quickly f rm'J this brave design
To Oct me, raptce, free
Ar.d en the moot h:. horses wait
Ty'd to a ceighb•r.ng tree.
Then hest*, my !ore, escape away,
And for thyself prevel • •
And comet.mei badly thank on her,
• Who ehou:d have been thy bide.
Teem, peering comfort en my boat
Even with her latest breath.
She gime one parting fend embrace,
And etca'd her eyes in death.•
in wild amaze, in speechless woe,
1)evoid of eras l esy :
Ti.•n sudden, •11 in frantic mood,
1 meant myself to :my :
relne up in fe•inu. huts, . •
I reix'd the Moody brand :
A sturdy arm here interpb•'d.
And wrrnch'J it from any hand.
A ernal, that from the re'tle came,
Itad mias'd their lovely wird ;
,Aad ►e:..c.g me, to pri+tic hare,
Aod deep in duntreod barr'd.
It chine's] that on that ve•y Morn
Their chief was prian.er teen
Lord Percy had us loon eschang'd,
And &trove to soothe .,y pain.
And seen them hemmed dear remains
To England were cenerm'd
And there within their silent tomb,.
With holy rites were laid..
For me. I lnath'd my wretched life,
• And long to end it thought:
Till rime, and books. and holy men,
Had better counsels weight.
Ther raised my Mart to that nore pewee,
I Whence heavenly comfort tines
They taught me to deepiae the world,
And calmly bear its woes.
No more the sieve of humor pr:dr.
Vain hopee end w.diaeare :
1 merk'n ,nw'd to .pend my life
In penitenye and prayer.
The bold Sir Bertram sow no more,
Impetuous'. haughty. wilt
Bret poor and hnmhle Benedict,
-Now lowly, patient. mill:
My !and* 1 gir• to feed the peer,
And .se4 alt.,. raise
And here. • lonely Anehoret,
i came to end my days.
This !weft tegoes,•r'd vale I chore.
There rocks and harming grove :
For 0r, tumid.. that rwermurinz stream
My love was wont to rove.
My noble friend .pr'en'd my choice .
Tht.Meet retest h. gave .
And here 1 eared her heente oe form, •
And seorp'd thio holy *see.
fell Aria win'•rs, all fnrlorn,
My life i'ie hnimed here :
Aod daily o'er thio .rniptar'd saint
1 drop the ;.ee(ve tear.
Arad thee. dear Mather e1 my heart.
Se a,'Mrl sat an tree.
The sed ofthy bite
Bull makes my bosom r w !
Yet rant anpity'd pseud my life ,
Fer.akea w reran!.
Th. Ferry end his nn''• eons
Weald grecs my lowly err.
Oh she great Eerl Gam roils of state,
And cornflower. pornp M enw•r,
Weald gladly seek my little emit,
To speed the trenq.il hese.
Bat tenet% wf lits Is leegth of w«:
1 lied to mown kis fell •
1 lied,. mean hie godlike sews.
And Mamie end failew.n all
a
But thou the hoeoet• of thy rare.
Loyd youth, shalt now r.sr're :
And raise Amaro the Peres, meet.
Mery 'harems ti an before.
Ile rea.'d: and nn the lovely pa -r
Hie choicest blewing,!a, l:
While they with thanks •I pitying team
11:s mewl.fel tale re; a.1.. •
And now what present •cone to teke
Teri a.► the g•ind .:1 n e :
A' d. r.'Jee by to, sage educe,
To Seetiaud they retire.
Mean time their ousts such hymn:mor,-1
At Relies stately ball.
Earl Neville ant M. prom!, arum
Now ti adly pardon all
S!:e snpp'aet at h.r' e.thew•s throne
The loyal grace t'0 ler'J :
Torr:l the hor.oursot his rites
The Perry was grtar'dr
The•yoiithful Earl .2'l mere end more
Ad•nir'J habeau:eona dame :
Nine noble .nes to him she bore,
All worthyof their name.
• King ilerry Vf. Anne 1440.
•I N i•:I.VE AND Idyl PEN. P.
al
IRE !+n Ur THIS TESTI.
NUMBER 2.
eonsc"•ntion', In the dt'Ieace of their sys-
tem. But they must allow es to he sincere
1, 0, ted coneciratten•, We cannot• get
,*Cr, net ••rend. aver away form the convie-
n .n, that it is a wetter. which, Instead of
m extende.', shnu'd he r xtinguishrd air
ta.t as p•'•nb:e. We bclieso that it is a
err rt' to Tiernan Lem re, -that it Is a !eft se
le men es n an. What it is to man es en
a Mott, we 1I sot now ark; whether it
f••ni ani cl.nhes tam w.•ll, whether it males
aim cou.f..rtable, whether Ie allows him to
be juyuns snit •pettier er bow often it
vu is I int w-th eit:f.es, glebe* him with
w:,und•, roods blond-h,•unds to pursue him
eke a dog or a '.s,,if. we wilt r.ota.k. Ila•
man slavery i• a. wrung to the muter( that
t•.kh• effect. upon. 1t nustake• and mal -
Ireat. that nature There elands a human
bring ; mac his starter enlnvate his facut-
tii s ae he wotl,l those of his child ? By ro
n cans ; it will never do ; be 'route be no
lergef a slave. Slavery, then, denies to this
nat•ire its toherent tight', denies its Fro-
g -fee., commands it to mop, to stand stilly.
-• ;:: not, diem not, fires tot permit it to
rise. Why, let me ask any man, the
etoutest dctend.r of this system, -Would
From the Christian F.seminec volt think it right 10 enslave the poorest,
meanest, most miserable, moat imbecile
TI!F. CRISIS OF FREEDOM IN THE white man that lives intim next cottage !-
OLD \WORLD• AND TIIE NEW.. Woo'd you thank rt right, right before God,
to actze hem er boy Mm and sell him, and
his wife end his daft's, and their posterity
for ever after, into hnpelees bondage ? The
Anrwcr is, No. The eus•cientipus. of all
the world rays, No. What then? Can
the comp'emoa of a skin -whitened by •
Northern elle, bronzed by an Indian clime.
or blackened boeeath the heats of Africa -
mike all this stupeadous difference between
right end wrong,- make,thet to be just un-
der one shade of co:or, which under anoth-
er would - be iafiattety unjust ? Is this ,
the ethics t f tete .'ave system, -that a
brand or • chain upon a white skin it a hei-
ami. wrong. to make all the world cry'out
with tradigsali .n, Aad that a brand or a chain
upon a coloured akin is a righteous and law-
.tanderd before the eves cf men. A'., let' fol mark tied badge?
men '•hnxr the solea cf tl.e son of G,1, and Thie ie the strong ground of the "Free
live." "ay Ince, _1g love like his, "let Soil" argument. but th,s is not all. Th.
tl.rm rate cue another,^ Let this spirit wrong Ohre pie works out bad effects. -
eater int) our farms +ire .work -hops and Not as ties 'nary` dreamer', not as mere
manefeetnrice. Let errelnpore feel it to -moralizers, do wi protest against the slave .
wares their brethren areund them, and by ay'te:n ; but se political economists, as
tote scr'4e them. Lit the racrednes• • of patriot c tiseay se 11$o0e who wish to see
humanity be felt and wort -zee beneath upon their territories the most .vivo o es
the. burdens of toil. I.it nen theruoelveli and prii.nerure growth efwt4f. 1f there
toil as beneath tate great Ta.kn'aeter'eeye. were a Upas -tree which could be intro -
!.^t affection hrlp men, lett m love of ono dueed into Ca'iforsia std New Mexico, to
another he!7 teeth eve: t:ley will be 6elpe 1.
l lar:o of hid and rtlitt there may be, -rho
good heart wia 6y,J.ihem c.ot ; but perhaps
n.. -one -pile. Hero a J..:at-AGA ietete.t,
tht'e .ot 0 .idea an en.ergency,-a library
[cn'lTInrFt FROM 1,1.11 La!T.]
For none:vOl,'se do net look to see ger•
ear.:c changes in society far help. We do
not look for en: estdden wrench of the word
from its settied habi'udec. Tho relief of
society from all its' he»y burdens trust be
gradual.. Lr't a new spirit come Into the
world, and, with):it any tical/et changes, it
will make the w:urle nes-. l.et gorernmenti
lccl th•c:r majestic, solemn, parental relation
to the people - Let all parttalelegiatattnn,
htsq.!oi , rtcil'ge•, Ana unjust erunop ,lies
be done away, and let all men have a fair
ch: nee of competence, comfort aol happi-
nese. Let education t:.+ amp's provided for.
and let pore re! g3t;n lift up its gloriogs
spreaa.s fatal blight through •11 the land,
'alio would perm( Is be planted there! -
Slavery Is that Ups -tree. it is a blight
to industry. main g it a degradation ; it I.
• h'yltt to the very coil. exheuetiog its fer-
• rasa nit -scone a reverent and Lamble Oita, it i. a blight to the general education
gather:eg ta_etber in the hnnee of God ; of the white race, from the nece•aary spars-
buteew•ays a k:;idiy luo1.ine after the wel- nese of that chaos cf the population ; it is
fare of all. everywhere a loving heart ; this I a bligl.t to the whole eternal activity and
is tee gtend panacea fur the ills aol d.arae mechanical genie+ and commercial proe-
of ar,t:ety. parity of any people. 1Vhy,soneof the
In fast, the cais? rf 'tee' proa'ot dieters* etropgest rlea 1. r the oreopacy of sa sew
rs that very :reflect which ie our.boae1
t.- soil ., teat the old is worn out. It is
Sieves d, net die 1'f eervatiaa, a'r stand este, we kaon, that the t,rrid zone cannot
in any fear of it. Ter Areas an.ser!. de net be cultivate 1 bI any but bl'ek men. Sup-
81arte. 0Tr did thee* of th • M:,!d!, Agee.- pose it were true. ie that an torment far
Miry are end sere earn..f •r by their ma. ', medico th••m slaves ? Il it we dunbt if It
len. But now greater f:yb!.ain 'hoe come - be owe. We do ant Lelteve th•r' is soy
and teen are reit 1•. take c':- of thcm•cices; mon in welch wile men eannot be smelt -
see throreh thio free aree.e, tele irep.•r', -t' mated. and areuatrmed to toil Are the
and tranat:tn state of 1So frac pfinriele,' people of Brazil and Hiadostan and Siam
mletakes have ateien, pack es meg aro a:- i black men ? Anil even if the burning line
ways liable to commit when last t r their liftmen the compler'nes of men Mt they ap-
cwe guidance. - This r.vy f.r lJ of onpreee• , preach it, Is that. wo repeat, any reason
dented free activity, while it has e; eeee too ter malting trim slaves ! Do the free And
- some a path .f.sr"entcrpriee end aec:':r:ula-: fleece elements, as t' sty aweep around, write
t...'. le conducting mati'udea down:vatJ, Blare upon the brow which they lave
on the wee of. stinted faze and crusherg [ darkened ? .1
toil, toward. tee Gates oldest.); and this' Now, complexion is net the hrand of
the very free ami, the self guile :c:', w•le c's I ecrvitude even in the rlavchelder's estimr-
the world has onueet and r':cris,0d, has tion. it is donna -rote the •lave meat..',
brought it to t!::s tri r!bie cri.:e ;-to thio ` even though her childeen be almost as tl sir
i
1 r n but
maiter. n ores trecTt n
terr.5lo erisc, re repeat, w..en volctr.ic int t.r. It u net oat ,
tr egg k
• abysses are suddenly opening thca•e:area acb.lrar y enac n , that wives alace.-
in the great eeo'ree c1 cis,l zttioe, an: It is ' local law." And it •eeine to nit that
clog le ae•d a Sinai da are eweening over it would have barn much water 1 n the slave -
*he fare r.f the loo::d, end ('aria::.n mule" holder to have •ai Ithit the law established
and Charletgr.•tem:es and Leah starve- a relatir,n, rather theme lettere -.-a cerleie
tion ere ahrit k.ri through the gloom, sa:d reit: m bet zero lien oral the slave, like the
the wlnle bulygff ell, eatablis:s d• seci••ty. ,i .1 .e:elem. either than property in man.
from the Casyan Sea to the •inters of the .t he:attar, le•r.'e to lei roeerty- 1 commodity,
Atlart;e, :s t..mbl.ag for 1'. strurgbolde of chem. I, e'uplernent ! Univerasi human as-
."ah:lily CO order. And now we say, the vire cries out upon it with a`.horreec. -
en.rg e. of 1h.. a'n•, freed):n mint and 'iehe idea is net tenable. uo'; oleraele, hard-
y, ill fins•::t • ray ,, I' escape and reit f, Aad ly euneeivable. No, it .s a relStton eat41-
heater or.:^r and stebt:ity. And sur, once , !ieh• d by arbitrary, particular, local law. -w
mote, we sac, tit. text Lt tette, the text The alaselioldt f to Ft.•ppel by •II 'latent
written in GuJ's bend of riadum, from 1 law from arguirg that be has just as good a
which help is to he p'ea.•hed, re time :- right to carry his eluve• to the new territory
'Brethren. ye sive c.l:•d to latecir : mite as to carry Lia leuree or hie 1l"ugh or hie
use sot I: betty for an oeca•.on 1„ t he 6•sh," cut t..n-cull.
-to the lea or and se: ah and bru'al in Ant here is the t•cuble. if the planter
'tinea'. -but 'dry tete 'erre ono •ao. heir ." were f.rbrd.!rn by the government to carry
- ie the nest^! • i OFT alacu.r.; r7 we re- a cer'.rn Inaehn u fir pecking t•otlno to the
marked thtt there a .'ro certain q•teettons new territories, becarse tt wa• known to in-
_ eleeh deeply 'gets e. •t h,'cn •. 11 to So. 1 •r•• the Iahne. duubllees then he would be
dee.'. a part o1 t'..; .rest Ill s•n.nt in „F.odn,I. BO tt ra a teiy different ked isf .
men's nods •hi' h r... -,•!e the .3 deeiv.l• „lfmr,• that be.tam.• et being ror►.4len to
iced world. Ale/ 1. teen ere d- nae .ung r it v 'm. -I Inc. there. West is the diger- .411
more Geetlnar fa 1h,'n.elve■. N.D. •. v e • 1 N by •'e.• lb.. lacer prob.b.tion. or amid
are dems.d;ng it f .r the ,!ase. We ha, - Vie pr p eel of it, bark, n such • pe- ohs,4
come. ■oa the who:. meld has e tie w tho•• . nu booty ! 1' I... •r eve 1 e..nvt,ttue tis:
a fees year.. to • r. w Tit er of at. a led. .I.r. sy w a•nr• ly ►rust. Shia WAIT, ewe
suha'rt. Brat at the ;••Bent mesterei the ,, n.,tmo s 1 • sameretint to eke tpl. of
dens•n•l here he. taken • parte. Jar eels.. ib. 8.4,:h. 'PS.y .•', •'Yon pe Abe ne
e A d.lerminatten has very pl.In'y a in ft .1.•'
ly the 11•iri•avn•1 Law'. Yue las ,l ser
ft.eti to fair nation, wtthtp.s few ,moth'• e►•raete•. Tim .ay that se Ass. sm. ag
past, that there shall •3e so torh•-r I•s,en Asa meetem sat bee lbvl it *anent be toter -
mon of the slave sya'.m upon our t.r,tt••rv. amid. T►•'. •e ea..' he had m.e. W
We bel eve, that. off H,oely, the battle 1 ► ca.wut •.i.s•i• to tku.' r,,, nu, ow. p•'
free sell is ahe•4e f•t,glit, and tete eict'•ry we are $•evilly re wile to t► • heating
woe. We re ,tic at tt, I. Sari se re- our po-tt tie and • er ato misat ; to their
j tier at 'my public. •ynt w ,mer 'armory. 'n motet vial an raeellewt. besorabl
Whether re are baht or air, et. the im ao.1 ('brta•ito ewe. But we seat stay, a
;alley of am whole heart is t , sty, W. the frill to act nuts,. W-• bate tab••a
("VIIGid for rt n.w fru•'• 1 ,.von this tali ter of ••ave. ry. IV"1S's rejiice st ir, an,' we give thanks ; It is ibey t1.t have rawest th.mea'v•.• re
but it i• n t spoil of nab:nenr•s to ens a •w ewe • • res* p ••'tine. Pre**.it by •
fellow-eitizens of the Son'hern 31'.,..,- ...km fr'm the Nor h, earl ,.d..,3 free 1
We respect many of them.,whem vie k•ew wheal. rim hz 1 teeth,. god lad on ret an me
We believe them to he potf.etly •-n.•re and neat statesman of cher ewe 1' *y hew fee
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