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'l c .a., t•-•pemicir.iiii 6, 9 , T- : - ...ite.l.iret;''atirlid But for die, pAiled,fountaiti's sight„ ! -. . • 3 " 1 ' - talc -7.1-!,1117if1in7.-• Jfil o.c.k . q t filqirtitPitleeV, fit kivi . f6LP iill." •- ''''''" i -Pobitnii.!l i ,?, 4 v e ! l, A:lr , ? , . , I , 7 t i),T • ; , 6 rk,n, 8wh., , ,a, ,, i4.,:ii4 - • ; .a:tliV'tiiitin`diii g nittlii Vi' L ' ;;., . „ .....iii,"...,A i .. i z u Ti1 t V•:•..,11.... 0 b54 _if:Amite - ill!. ycitts- white witigs.to the-brem l : • a - ;or was er -t tit • hit-r''• e • a- i •is • .'": one'iiiniitik, ',.•1•• 4 t •.Citi '-• -, •-•- ° •t '1•114' eli‘P •1,41 . . • • ' The plii•oing of: be p 4117;•s stf. i ''' .44 .. l' ijf t. i• .7 peri:squarer •- !•••• ' . • , 0 li n es, each insertion utidei. - i, —1 :90 :Mc 'hope to find the mystic merge • ' ' - 1 - 1 • ' -if columns will be . inserted at the sanist., - •..4" all strange lands ; the strange world o'er - .: I But bear me now to cop still hargp, ' 'Calm cradled by a tideless shore! _ , tnistrr-tor's o'r - Executor's Notice, 2OO itor's Notices, each,'- - - 150 iffy Sales, per. tract, -- - - :; 50 ige Notices, each ) - - -.1 .00 .ce Notices, each, , 1 50 'aistrator's Sales, per square for .4 ;ertlons. IL , si sr Professienat Cards, each, excedine• 8 lines: per:year, - 5 00 LI and F,4 - itorial . Notiees, per line, 1.0 trhu-3ient adrertisements. Inuit he in adranec, and no notice will he 016 , 1 dvrrti . semeutii from i distn.nee, unless they accompnied byllie money or satisfaetir., rence. 'Pt5i.110,5 titrb. JOHN S. MANN, - IRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW, virriport, l'a., will rett , and the severnl. irts in Potter and .'Kenn CoUnties. All tntrusted in his care will receive )rapt attention. Office on 31rdn st., oppo, the Court HotiFC. 10:1 F. W. KNOX . . ANEY AT LAW. Coudersport, Pa., will :nl3rl2r attend the Courts in Potter and .adjoining countie,;. ARTrita G. OLMSTEP, 3NEY k c:OUNS . ELL.Ort td.rvort. Pi.; will attend to nll busine •rsted to his,care, kith promptues. and ity. On in Temperance plock. ''sec .ller, Main S 4. , _ ' BENSON. ift:7l.ll' AT - LAII.. tdadnivjort, !nd to all htisdiesi eittrn_sterrtoldir,flifth .e and promptness:Office eornevof - West Third sts, 10:1 : •C. L: fio r, ' - IL 'A IiGIITSMAN, - ..lriogligro;' - Putter trig proorptiv And ellEciinkry'ttiterid to taiNines:confiusted to him'. .First-clasi )fessiona.l refereues7ettp. Ito-given if:re -11:::9-1y* CiIsRLI;S IZELSSM 2.N, itilj r ).llKEß having . trected a. new -and avehLent 6hop, on the South-east eoenot. Third and West streets. will he happy to :rive ()tlers in his ealline !p tiring a'rvirea tang eitrefullS:und ne ou short-notice. - , Tsport,.Nbs;,B4 , 859,11-1 y - , . . , .77 ; ICING: PiIYSICi AN. Cauderspert,Thi., pectfully ini:ririnS"iheAtizeris of the ril e and , vicinity that hd . 11. 4 i11• protntily re id.to for.4nofessional services. ice on Main st.. in building formeriv pied by,C..:311 4 ,1;.11i,i, 8:722 t'LLIXS 631/T11:" SlilTil'b: JONES 2RS DRUGS, 11EDIPINI4S.PATNTS, !9, Fancy ArtiO es, Staxion er)Dry Goods, •Qtcrias, Coudersp . 9rt, Pa. D. E..OLMSTED, AIR IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE Ailing, Crockery, Groceries, S:c., Main st. ; udersport, Pa. - 1071, . M. W. MANN,. •- . AR BOttiS MAG 'INES and Music, N. W. corner or Main ' Third its., Coudersport, P. 31 AIIK 2BR arid TAILOR, late from'the City of rvrpool, England. Shp r oppositc o, Court ouse. Coudersport, Potter Co. Pa. • N. B. —Particular attention paid, to CUT, .`" A0:35-1y:. oLusTcn . - NzLLy. L'ILLSTED .LER IN STOVES, TIN .I.r. SHEET IRON 'ARE, Main" st., nearly oppositelthe' Court :use, Ccuderzpc;rt, Fs., 7in • and: Sheet 11 - aie w . ade order: icind"style,: on tort notice. :" 10:1 .CGUDERSPORT GLASSMIRE, Proprietor,. Corner* of end Second Streqs, Coucleriport, Pot iir • . ... . , ALLEGANY fii.113811;:: •4 • 4 1IEL M. - 11 ILLS, 1474.4E40f f ~ C ol.sburk 'ier Cii;, Pa., seven mites mah of Con:- , .''''" 9"CrW:4lTAirsertoidr:'79:T4--- • 34 ' ; aMikTif-Vro.i.rigtor;PhAteSTPoFtor Co:; Pil - Hatised s imitinted on tbe , East erkfliiiiiiegroot i lopßWYe• k.' CoreY 4 fi t tsilflirlsotiattiell .Mapted.to meet the edhts 7 .slyiticiht .astd.frjendeS-12414.1y. D. 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Not- when the Spring cloth rosy rico From white - foam of the Northorn snows; Not when . 'neath passion-throbbing skies --The fire-pulsed June ii beauty glows: But when amid the templed hills. • Deep drained from every purple vine, Soft fur her dying lips distils The Summer's sacramental wine; 1 SO. While all her woodland priests put on Their restures dipped in sacrifice, And, as 'twere golden bells far sw tag, A rytlmic silence holds the Skies ; 'What time the Day-spring softly wells From Night's dark caverns, till its sets t In long, melodious, tidal swells, Toward the wide flood-gates of the West;— Oh, open then my dungenn door! Lt Nature lead me; blind of eyes, If haply I may f,c/ once more . The pillars of the ste.ndfast skies; If haply there may fall for me . Some strange assurance in my feap, 7 — Aslie who heard on Galilee. 'That stormy night in wondrous yeats, 10:1 The !, It is I," and o'er the foam .. . Of .ishat seemed phantom-haunted seas, Saw glory 01 the kingdom come. • • The•footstess of the Prince of Pence! . After - nine . of the most lonesome, dreary and hilirrond that ever mortal man •raveled, in Litchfield Co:, Conn., I came in sight of what I suppoSed to belthe wid.r V ' S _house. I t was a low cabin, at the foot of with. 4 tremendous rah in front of it. I saw some one. sitting un der the tree, and; a:l3 I approached nearer, I dismivered it'teas her lee buried in her, hand), and weeping violently'. *AS-sborrasj Yeached . the spOt, I aildresSed her somewhat in the follow- . ing words c. - •' " I do not: Wish to be inipeillnent, mad am; but I feel some concern to know what is the matter with you ?" . ' ""0"! boo-lieu—cc ouli oh,. we Hop °oho() boo," " My dear madvn. what is the tmitierl" I demanded, becoming really Concerned at the 'manner in whirli she• was acting: .Slie kept up her agony of distress,• while a group of six or seen` ehildrenliegan to come from the' neiglibOring bushes and gather close about her. ' "Madarn!':' cried in the name of all that's good, tell'ine Whitt ails' your " '0; stranci r .er !" she exclaimed, raising lien ey es;' bloodshot with creeping; " Inv— bon !Mal kris—bcie—band . is=boo•hoti-7-7 dead !" . arna,oriee Mote she relapsed .into her Of we'eping.' I. was truly affected by tii'peOr•Woniart's diStresS;and though' a•poOf sinner :mySelr: - could not refrain front'offering he'r soind•consolation. ' '" 3.1 y dc-ar Madam, tierd t• give up to -dis tr6ss. - la eaven . has. pro'niised 'to be a hus band to the'Widow, and a father to the fatherleis,' Cheer lip my good woman; the'alond may be dark; .but the sun 'will eventually . diSsipate it You - may have to labor hard forNourahildren, but Heav en Will aid You!" • '• "That a'rn't stranger!" exclaim= ed . the'Wonian ; "as for •the 'children, I dal*: eotliut se=venteen, an` I inalig sport MIME@ thliu'easy 'enough. - Heaven' dinii be, iiiy husband,' and . lot( - no doubt ' he'd malio mighty; good husband, 'but I want a streilitf husband, a - real - live one like: rny'poor - ivas 'afore - he -diod—poor Johnlmo'r Q, me r--:•laoo.boo-e ee !'"' • When. Llia'd. listened - le . this-i'speech,, there 'Fie something SO - abSitutely- and purely original in its ridianions ideas that 1 - toUldnoi help langhing . at the-MOnrnLl '4s 'soon as p . cssible I iepovarpiqpy : i selfand changed my tactics. Well; lint .I..'snid, "if that's fOr . Heiven'S :Sake' don't give yourself any trouble. There:pretlenty'of men in the woila;'•elrefy. fo4 can 'get aptithef hus •is 'imit, tilt i4g.tiloliitsband, stranger; irsalinL-4morTUOIM John! lioif lino ee !m • ' • ..- 'l4 b'rainatlifibte .0.d14t. Asa-Jiang.— DISCOIISOiatO Widow. . 4 . 3041'44hgrt PIASINAfrAPILt.4fIciiNeI!-. ~I g f r h ti_iiiiays,stroni,Tha o l I lif+crw t of'tictile r me \Vgi'lfrOWkilidaiislll o en tre";t tietidlif3l4. 41111' '•WiticAbe.4 nia.a..tialaesAntortlitiaxMriutollgotk, 9 yinris4ll 3 % 4 /92V-E s„ ElV! lir °n peud that DO matte; YdaSiitriity:TACid - Atorpt her I ti :T' smooth , ttLe Di lifd,fot y0u : ,,404, fii,„ Oat yaßappylvflqoli lunar dit.ye.sses yoq „,• ; •" sal' 0, "strarig.e'r 14 - te.furned the wornan,. / ,Ma, •• ,PnEsuov,sl.,. "T With* K; tit as.into, t to . d i ty i t ut• Turtle! Make's yoit speak' but , 'taint , ;wortlif delay, seemed tu. be eqUally necessaly,. Jon wasri!t nOthin'•'eNtraordioary•in nwitfri just and. In'ree'Orded debates I d' them thinza ; . tts , you sp . eak .. Iso have already - 'atcircliatel:Elt . arti . m9nts still I never, no 11 . CV Cr' kdotv I tisscrifpr'this eatialkttbV". colding' ° forWiti - d kin find the likes 'of dohn agairion the 06E1101:n.56 . 1)14;0s; it shall be 0, • Jolitil pool' John l=poorJohti?=boo lan error of' j-tidgenent:,. find. not.yf dispai, hoo-ee !" • tion,,ilany , tuterwtatt i on of ,tho feverish Well, madanni - biveguessed till I'm di.eatus..which are 41:49tbingthe country . tired. What was there ltbaut- johir'sol shall tend to fentert, rather than to allay remarkable?" • •talmlrsay l sbei'exclaiined, "why I rib - thing u;:tiecesSarilyiolf per::ons,lbecaUse, - stranger, John wal 667 .best - fitrdier . 4311. i in our sVstem . ,..thepdblie•welfare and hap yearih: How lu'd lay- back his.i piness depend chiefly on institutions,-and fiddle and roll his'beautiful red fltiiiaboittVe.ry little on---men.--- 1 4-shall allude but front side to side, as he .plaved.; r.Sugailtirielly to itieideutal - tc+ies;i 2 because they in de Guard," Pig in de. Tatar Patch, 'lam epliemdrali;'and be* se,F,eveo in.thel the Ilan Tucker'; an' all them tune.s.!!inid,t.of appeals to , ,pasion and,prejudice,:.-2 Just to think It lut'nt'' been -a it aluays ! safe to.supinit; solid truth to sinee lie sit rite here under this tieti ;and the delib.:rate.eunSiaaTit.ichtof ari`honest Played fur tile while I got up -and-cianced - and' enlightened . ' pelitifp.' . 'lt will 'be an just this Way to that good old tOtt& (;,erflowitiez - soaree of thattle, as 'well.as of ' Oh, she wouldn't an':•lie cOttidn't'an' ihe'f sorruiv. if we, thirty oirlion,s—.-.Europeans wouldn't come at 'alt I • • by,extractiop,,Alneritaps by, birth or dis . . SMIE Te urn turn diddle duns doodle eddy thry !" And here th'es'wonian-juinPed'rip and:; cut two or three" very di flib'ult way ; between the pigeon' -wing 3ttd old 'Virginia back step— ; while she,sithg Wei above tune; then falling. .lies'efeanied in all the agony of distress— - is " And now he's gone ?—dead.lq=k4ne l" I gazed at the woman forpd.tmclAient,l and then told 'ter . I knew itcm,e'i-erygo:•(1 fiddlers. Site inttnediaiely . becanie %altn, and looking up inttr my lace with an in (piling glance. she said. •.. I " St ranger, tnaybe you is n rood I'll go an' lit John's she iitz;”" the 1;ouse: nu Le, L.., FeICTI as she put Dr Sig-lit, I'strUck .-purl to my . home.. 1. •• Few can - undeistand-the depth of such; feeling us that, Natural History—The Flirt. brilliant insect of • the butterfly species is countion io all- latitudes, but flourisheslaeif 4hrin . elintatel It rev els in the .atimosphe:ro of the bail roOtn; the ntatine, the.•artistie reunion and while it loves .publis t ity„ it is not, loth to lurk 'in. shaded alcoves to nestle alining cushions in qUiet '• ' • ; Ile - plumage of the fetnaleiFlirt ts'-very dazzling. Ith..elad in the: 'mist 'radiant smiles ; and compliments of the softest abti most delica.e shades, while its eyes have a stratin - e. :deep and. penetratinglu tre. • ' It diffustis a Mint yet.thriiling," perrunio caught:from cruAcd iloWers;.• scout-bags. biliettleux. Its a lips. rers,ua 7 sive hum.. It can he tree to 10 tune, but sitiv sinatelies, the wane runs over the keys with Hilt and ti•euluieus :••• " toucn. .• The volatility of this .jaseet has. ; long perplexed naturalists. It,batilet; pursuit. Strange to say,: it dissolves to the ...touch, and wheii eaugill'is a handful of aslies; cold and colorless:, -The sting of the Fiih is' very severe Solna say it is poisonous.. Instances have been known where it has -proved ~ fatal to happiness and hope, it is inflicted With 'perfect iidpartiality, but seerifi'td' deepest into fresh atid - honest hearts: ' The ,Flirt• languishes at tha first chill breath of.soryow. When storm is in,the air it is pitiful to see it seeking, shelter, its gay plumage s6;beaten and soiled, and the color and - Life 'p'eifume'gonCi and the ltki•invtting music td a dpspair ing .:T4 flame that it, flutters, around -gen erally burns it at last, as is the civic with tunny tipooimoth,--Iranipil Fuir . '"' NATURE.—An ~Eastern. pa per tells a good :anecdote of a'n' opulent widow lady, who Once - afforded a` -. queer illustration .of that cold compound of compatibles called "humau_nature It traa,,a_Chrit i tmas eve of one of those, ,old• fashioned ; winters which were sp The old lady Ptit on an extra - shawVatid as she hugged her shiverincl: frame, - said to tar faithful negio servant: "Its a terrible cold - night, Scip. • I am : afraid my poor neighbor, ,widow Green, , must be suffering, .take the wheelbarrow, fill it full of wood ;, pile oil a good:load, and poor woman to hoop nerielf -`But before you go, Scip,•-put up . sontemlore' wood on the fire, and matte we a aiDer:ziii€4 . of flip." Thefe last or ders werAihilit,obeyo, and the old lady was' tliniaighly:iarmed,' both insiati and put'. And n6*'llo . i.rtisty Scip was'abOut to-depot on Itiittittrind of merev, - • wher Iris Conaidervi***smiattcpoej4-ap,iii • 'WA bVP• - X9Wells nut : .r , . ga. 9 • _C .4%xiiitur,42/18, y c ::;, -. 3 ,—.... „:... . -- : i. ~ tittil i t,„ 4, lT .. ..1 7 :::, , ,,... a , ,,,t 1N , ,,, , i, • . -11- ARmssiolv oy'IrANSAS. • ,!'• rVlrh — te -- \--t - t r ieL 47l7:l The.Lapor. Ua l tot' tir"Staticii.v) '11) POSI:116N OP ITI - :.(1 71.• i SPEFACiti CkEpillit•iSEW}l l Dclivereq- :)! AS!.i Se?taie, Feti.!zur - • • - -.! ••.,, , eißlina, and Cliristianslll ti.;191, antlincand ii - kg to be slieli in filactieb-÷connUi 'soft, combine prudence wit'il humanity,. in . our! conduct concerning4C "*Giie 4.lli,turbing subject of .9,lavory, as not only to preserVe du'r" unequalled - itistiiNiiBug of Freedom, 11 but nisii'tkr enjoy:theighenctits with conl lentinent .and..barin ::-.., !; . . _., 1 IV berever; a, gad .s: slave caists, lie 1 Aine;he. Caucasian, nc n; lqalay;Cr,Afri-11 f carijeii: ! the : , !nhj'.ll. : - f: twodistinct 'and 11 . ~ .. , . . . _ i i opposite ideas , -jou t laVlie - is irruegly,l! n i tut the, other . :that-lio is xi: htty. 'a slave. -.X.h.il balance of numbers on either sule,,bow4 ever great, never iacqup ely.extitpishes! I' ' ; fie , - -.l•Cig opi ion-, ,for.lt,lttrk:sre hiB di.is ,p k _ alryayS:6otlie defendars'o.f.Slavery optp4rie; cyan if tliere-pre.tiotte, irtsitle. of a Free, State, while, 'also,. tlfefe pre .always out-- side, if there are Mit inside of every Slave State, many who essert•With )tilton, that. " no man- who I;no.wsi..aught can be so stup'd as to. deny thatf all toeu.,werc oat , .uialli• born free, beitgl,the inhige and re : semblance•of. God hunsClf,_ and SVprp by: pi; ivirege above all tlici creatures, born to] eoat.mandend Oct rtO! tibiy." It often, perhap.s zentiially I.ol.)pens, .Vowever that in ,copsiderwg the - 'subject Of slavery,' a t.sci . y seem'iO,o.verkitili,"thetiaturid righ LI or per s onal interest 6,1,1,the Aar e i hintself;l and' to act, exc.4 psiveli ;for. the welfare of the citizen.. tit; this fact adds not ma terially affect ulamate.lresuitS; for the' cl- 1 military questio s p - of the rightfainese c:r wrongfuitlei.i'Of Slavery inhdres is every for:h that . diietissroii ,btinceruing it as-1 'smiles.. AVitat is, just 4.6 ime,class of men I can never be' injuti ! - t uslto.anycaler ; and. w,hat. is 1.-, nj ust. to iihy.cottdition of- persons in a Stale,. Is:ireeessatiallv - injuribus . in siisie degic:c'tb' the WhileyLaninunity: , • -An ceotioalicbl'quest r rott early arises .out of the. subject of Slavery--labor either , ef freemen or of slaves-•t the ca , dinal iie- 1 cessity of society'. '841'4-States choose the one hint), .'some. 4, lie- - other: ' Ilene(' two triunidipal;:system .wttlely, difforent. arise. The . 7 90,..ys St,Ft b tri li* - d o w andni . affects to extAaguisii the -peri-'onality of t he '1 aborer,“nii t, only' ar ineinber' of. the' I political' bedy, M 'as elSo 'as a , parent, - Fitts: I ,band, child, ncighbOr dfriend:• He thus becomes, la ,a, political yiew,' • were„prop, I erty without, Moral.cap, city, and without I domestc, Moral, aiiil'stiaial relaiiot,s, dp- ties, rightS and . reniediil--it 'Chattel, an' object of bargain, 'sale i gift, iaheritance' or theft. - His earniri - are eQrll palmated, land his wrotigs.,atotm , ,n • t. ,to himself, but to his ,owner. he, tateiliotacts l a the Slave nor as a than btit I.l6 . `elapitaltf I -another Amp, i_iiieh'll ' 'repitiWntir: 4 06 , the otherlitintif the S' te , whiett.:rorj eete; slavery encourages an anintates : ahtlitnr-I vigorates the-lahorer:b —maintaining and' developing. his liattiti,l-,tieriimalitY in:.:.all I the rights..and facuttiwtectuanlieod, and . , . . ... ..., I generally. wit ,the, prOls . m •of. citizen-) ,ship. In the .: antt case eepitalitnVested in slaves,'becorti46.oeWPlitieat' farce;: while fir the etherlaberithuediiiatect tiff& ctifrauchisbdi ,becOtties,:;theAoluipating political pciwctt.al.: It ,tbus..broppeits - ,tho we may, -.for,:ptlvettierfect. sal;e, -and. ,pot inaccurately, ,piii:Slafre--Wtates capitol ,States;pati . tree Stitte t ajlittir States.' -'•` - So &lOU 'ash State feiiit'llielitiPulses' of commerce of,etricrptise.orambition; its', citizens :hegia; to.stsplyt;he.effeet of these, systents.of capital labor" relpectively. on itsintetligeoce i its' irr:tue,its tranquil= ity, its integritj'or amity, its defence, its prosperity,' iti-'libeityits - happiadts; its 'aggrandizement.-and ita Tame- 'lct ether , ' words, the,graat qllestiee , arises whether Shivery p,;}...tu,p ra. I, : social. 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Oit.t.e k ersyftent et• - •44kothei n - Ina 6eaff- f ee't.eitn ii : l ti4l;lriq itiff,l4 6 aK, t . ,,hpy,,ap,pry,xe 14 . ~ disc_ppioye of ; tile.tril,4l*o!9 4 A ''if' ifal • k! ,..5 1 '4 5 r.,... 1 Y:',. A00! 7 • 8 !;' , 30•1X' ,4i6 ) ' 71.kyi i, [ 4114 ; ,, i'Eo 6 4lt . . ~. r., 06„da.)0 4 ....'a 6, 11;i?:!9h.i,t,4t.,_.°0)Yiiier0. 1 rife . ,, , , : TM% :iii ..epp . ,,`way, 44n aiiothey s, 'lilil i .4-9TY , ,9 1 tfAt ( %. 11 , 1 '44F,N, - 1 1 5 i ,„4 91 y .. ,i imp IA •,19.., Fftt:';ll:re,, tm my, w ill n ••••f.o l . i:llTg , ttian,-., patientte Vii„dyng . .,theeetn. kt.i+ 01 I . ~, think ; il „.- ainisilv a e C.i „en kat: or tunneee , lsary ! ! ,qti,estlen - that intglit.,74ifil eeght„ te . be ~ d ettled,anddisinisi'ed:aeoriee; I 'S, en the :contiry,.. a Worli.l44lo.!•tind:en iiiing subject of 'political:consider:4RM 4,eivii . adMinistration,, . ' t .ll,efi r States,. rid nations: entertain' it, not 'Toltintarity, et 'because the progress Lor . seciety. ' eon idnalli:brinii it into their way. - They' divide upon it, hot_ het periersel l v, btit'be 6.au-se owing to diiierences i of constitution, .;1-, - • , • Imudition; or circtiniStaneei, 't 4ey cannot ._ .. „ . agree.. • . The fathers t erthe' Repubtia e.neßtidil „ered it. - They even'adj!usted it. so' that' t might have given 'us much lesq""thaii our pitosent diSquiet, lied;not:: eircutn tepees afteiward 'beet - yield . vrti tell they; - ..ise - as•iiiey weie„. hatl'.not cleaily -fere 3een.- Although-they had intterited, yet, z liefgenerally condelniMd tile practice of 'Rldvery Mitt lid ed for ifstlisdentinu•tnee t", ~, ,..; i f" •, , ,•, 1 ~.... i„ . ''• • • 11.hcy espresset this; wnen they asserted lin the Declaration of Independence, as a ' iiiidaniee tat, principle of!!Aineriean secie- Y,' that : elf men. are Created etjual, and have inalienable rittits'te'life,[libcrty, and I the'pursuit of. happiness.!. [.. ' : I , .Each S t a t e .. i lmwever; reserr:cd tditse. esclusitiepolitical power 'oven the subject ,of . blztvery within its own borders. Nev 1 - . J l ertlielesS - , it unavoidably ipreJiented• itself Ilin their 'consultations en - a bend of Fed-'' ileral ! Union:. ' ! 'd.'ne new goveiement Was ljto be arepresentat,ive one. Slavcis : Wei4, 11capiial in some States, in other's, capitat! tlhad no: investment ,in lab 4. - • Should:l iltlibse 'Sla , cs bil'Siepresdnied.i,ls'eapital'ai l !ai,:be,rsin's;'''tilictl ns 'ea - pi - int iSe'rierni.; iloi'Sbittiltrthe? not! Ve'represei i nted -p or tiii: Llcd'laE t all ?•••-'!The r •faihers clistigreedVdebaV . l ~ ..4 to ii.L'%',.a l ticf•r t eriipr:OtiiiS'ett atilaA:'"-Tdith;! !Sfaiii,'-' - iliCi - ',deteriiii ! ned,"slial l'ilivteito: iiSena tor's' iii COn - flt,resi.':' Threeififills,of the l!slavei 7 shallbe.elseivtiere iipieSerited- and lbe taker"' iis, - persbriin' '•What,• Should' be !done if the 'slave:Should - eseatte into a "lit !bor Strite? I Should - that 'S to confess: him to be a chattel, and restore him::as' stieli;'nelniglit'it'regnid lailis a per Sen, and ' ' harbor a ibodd :pieteet" 'hia, 'as -'a Mad r., They -- c - oinpietnitied ' hgain;. end -'decided i that de person to labor Or-Service in ' one State by `the tlaws' - theiCef; escapingl into ti - notheri shall: by any' triW . 0f• . re,, ,, u1f-, then of that State; be dis•Cliarged . frinii sacli labor. cr service; bat 'sh!all ,be - deliv.. 'eyed up on claim to - the pprzfou to-frit - Om 1 sdch laboear service shall be due: ' :Viet, 1 , labo re t'S - - weilld '•iin in igra tel . and ':''slices in icht be ithp4ted into' the *_.'tattis!..! . :-. - ' 1 - ill C fathers !agreed that ,Congress' May l i ewahltsh mniftwat lavots .. of tlnltutalization, ttuil it'might prohibit' the importation of Jper:,eMeafter 'SOS T'onitndnities in the• , -otith,West. -- detached from the . Southera tates, ivere'growing up inlthe practice f Slavery, to, be capital Stides. ' - Netv tat . es '-woUld soom'gr - OW hp it, .the' nort,h est, while as yet 'capital's:tend aloof; and! abor•liadiiet lifted the as to begin there is endless 'bud beneficent task. - The fa . hers authorized: atithoriZed! CongresS,:to 'make: all needful rbles.and re e ulatien4 : conceininsi Ire' Manficemln t ' and. disposition ,of the public: Lilies, hnd4o ., tidulit ;new' States. So the' • Constitntion, *Weltdoes notdis- Orb or affectl - the systeni •Of cauttal in Shivec, itistid e ,min any Statender its own an.s, - does; :ati the satire , titne vecogoiSC , very - human being when witftin , any ex:: elusive :" sphere '•cf Federal Jurisdiction; not as - capital; 'but' aS 'a perSoe. .-- - -What was the action of the fa thersie-Congicss ?: illtek—utlniitted •• : the4••uew•Stator.; of :the su6th 7 west -- as 'Capital' :State4•because 'ii waii ,,- practieilly - impossible to. do -other.; Wise - , lin&by: t he - ordinance ef-1787ir ioni•:- ;Erma :in . 1780; •th eylpiocideilrforthe or:;-' ganiiation atild-adinission-oirtinly: Jabot', States iii the , no rig. west. , ;':They :di reoted fu kiti veS .fa o m service it° 'be: 'restored - -Woe as' elle ttets, 'hut'as poisons. i":l'hepatiarch. ' d'lnittutaliOtiett . to i mmtn:rai, t free labor rs, and they prohibited the. ! trade-itt !Aft. !can labor. -- This dispeSitioti-Of-the.whole übject,'Was in - harineny• - iiitli 'the ;eondi tioit • of sootity,. - nod,' in ; the ! tiJain;" with 1 lio..spirit ottlie's,,cie, The - The :north.' 1 in States cons m tedli bieain.i, laberStates ' their' own acts.; •- • The 'Selz - tioutherti tat es With ecinattratiquility;ntiil by their 'Ow determination;, • remained , 'eePital States. • ' 'The ',:eiretinistancesi i whielf the latbera'did•not !cleaßy'Yoreseei - viere - stwte,' 'namely:: the Ain vt;Traiititi 'rot Slavery Consequent on • i eluereai :tf cotton, andl the - extensiobrof -the -na-: tlional domain icrOsa•the 41.iss;tisiptti, 'and' these' eicettriedbnfOre.l.B'2o.'• i The State 'r - Louisiana,: formed.' on a" : Silfteliolding "reneh - settletWetir, "titbit,' the - 'newly io-• • :...:...r: :„..• :.,-.-,;;„; ii, - ..'; - , - . - -'•••t• t'" ;13rirtill' n ;firitat;treal.E;1.6 .1":441i 4„166:i1n " .0471 . . . qt aiteartlirtheidatiiteryitOrVioliftlithi4 'alitttlyabeMafirittittittlirlire-Aliddirr. _ rtgirli4vitkritifilned;v,bnite*ntAbeteitle-% ktoirelitehniffolddidniakatuilertiinislaiw WOrt,"%egetherottitit tlitzthon utowiispiek iiiilllesten'unnalbaritattaas4to , Ailtebstisg 011144,haidingneetiititidityyrill Inlstlptady,,ty,artilyr. anditigissootro a taturi othet sitelytkirrjtory, wailirotealtuaOlfa iii.ifor ndmiaiklininteitheißedeatimenes ' ThiF 'S'aistihikl , Capixtdlsit4siteorsisdk lb - Cie "aprilfititatizispihdivlisinzecktphitfots.;_ • ittlibloitionrsianianlTerritkras -etifibawi fully open ,td-iSlaliery,lttnlictoltlgnAd*rit 'ization of .faturo , Slavcr-Atittes.-inos.bw I bor States maintained Abut. Congress had supreme lezislattvo-OWer , w- ithin the.do- . main, atie'eciffeOnFOlieiTtkiitclude slivery Cheikt: ;`• - 1 " '-' , '• ri'', - . ,t. The gnestioh thtit oponed was one which related not at all to Slavery in' the !existing Cartittd States: . , It- wtts inarely . land , siinply o. tuitional queAtion , whetlieta the. comuio ti In terest .6f the Witele liepObv! lie, oretinired , that . Irkansas,-' ,blissouri, Kausas,...add livbraska , should , : becatger. Capital" States, with' a ll .the, evileaett4 dangers -of Slarery, or -be labor: ,44;03111 - : 1 wittvall the;securtty, AfenefttelandTblesett. legs of freedom:l _On thc:_sleeision: III& suspended •the...question, as; WaS tlAullg-llT.sg whether, oltiloalely -the: interior. of -this*" nett"; continen tlehoulambe ett,allutt,t 4 fm, the:oppreaSed , and the.oxile; co3tkillglitat7.. after yean'and age , after .age, voiontarili 2 . from` every other-civilized_ land,- a:3 well el. for the children of misfortune in our orris,-. , or, , irbether, through - the renewal 0f lbw: i African_slave trade, those rotignifie'entritnd, T I luxuriant , regions. should -be . surrender* , . Ito the control-of capital-,wringing ont'the , fruit of the earth throoglt , lth,o • in)PoverrA Islam , e' toil of, tango slaves. : That , goes.goes. I tion of 1320 wahidentically• the'question , : of ISBO, ad far-as principle, imil even the field• of its appiipittion was congernod.,- livery element of the taavorprisy : oner l .1, present entered it then"; the rightfulness ler the svrongfulness:of filavery,; its effeeth-, present and future; the C onstitotiotrat i • auooFjty.of PLlAgreso LOP.Maigla ,otille ' States ,ant..lof their ottizenek .tlif !inure of 1 4}e . :Feclerai.:04_,ont,44. 0 0,er ii , „ PA, fall*,l' pact,,bc • ltlyepo,t l l9:*4q) - ortp 3 l4elk9-11.i eRt ..Y.i.P l l.4e o taiV!' aPriPPI.P.PY_Pr•c: s erfii4 l 4 l - , AlW:iii4,tAlfiktV9AittleirscOrPlale-. • Ag! Orisg Iverf! i1ie1A.0. 3 4,1i kis. , Acer eft 4. , *IiPY 'fib iqh ,44 - ve)?eYeif:lP9s! ‘Fai c iAi It istory teJls. 4q; .I)in.9Yr.-Pot‘ikost:itrOh:. thgt the ,Uniou reeled :under...tite• veils- IlfPc 4 4 the 0.9ba.0 - ,-, Patri94 l o 3 ,. -14 - ifk, , .. counsel 'front prudenceotod enfnreS4 *- settletneut .which has e r u . pEove4,o:bnt , a • tidal -bee ;";i0" Which, 4 ii riof; lw, I iliac ti - eally left-opeilifirtia fitt i>7ffieal isanei ' whielf Were hiftliffett. , t7lliiiiniti'v and Ark insai ' viit'il ketitte:d':ai' teeitas 1 States.-{_iiiiile`• label: obthified; l as d'iisset:Akk tiaFthe abridged baydt - nduiprehlislcr.., , field , -`6f - Kansa - a 'andliNetkiiikaP'a'fililk 7 lic,h en til y present eunditiens of ;111ViiititA: our of therti4iiiiiiiialstoiribiniltire, observed, and . iii lie_ Olt t ftiiiFritiiiiiir' und&pittid posies"sion ciMititiff-hefitidW . tainelf, while tither hi confulainOrrenbitii; tt,f with so hard - intl . i.o pi:akin:Oct aiiiiii.' gle to 'regain the lost - eciitiviilent ;MeV was then goaranteed to it lander' - :CifetitiW stances - of 'so grtat ,iptiquility, AvOlift,ity . well desire not . tol:i.'nride - delielFifltfie" Missouri-fJoapriiinise Wei indetdttifitee; esszirily accepled' bir 'tlibrFivillsl : l,tAiii. flounced by eihVgerlitioini Of ibe•dit'ClOifiT. of Disunitin. , 114 - ' MisioiirVdeblite'dlirj closed truthitof;geit.,.'ineinant Wiltilitie use i •• . , • ---- " - - -7 That lt Ts eastto 14411 e cupital':}tates in clefenied ar • te in interests; whtin it is hard taqinrCe(haliii%' _bor States in a vornifioWiiiiii6l:.‘ ' Sccond'i:l'hat the labbr StatWhniaeler Mitt:tar to the I.lninn - l'Nritilitatbs capital States natufal . licilikfror alarming that loyalty - 14 threatening Die; union. _ ' Third•:: That the'otipptb4'Btat`dii`nbt ittistinkaish tidtivegnAlle iinate 'and donstitudeingt regislanneto the • egtelltion;of Slavery itilhe enantintaer; ritimieb '-of• I fie • Unio'nflinihitigoistitutinn: attig„tr&sidti aitinste Sialie'rktiststblisheit by-lee-1r laws the 6apitak s States:lz iseirmitheiiC refeiebeil r dd 182.o'ittirt)pectn , Anriattoti have. tors -, •uir'prieticnk utieennernea: been n:greit inotgagn brinverittelli-Viitt;-1 ing:inanlifiteture, ?ncl'etiltiratiniouliteibr en iland - ind on ' , water ha tfiagtitsour.o .coerce. ptesg attil-4111::10g attained prodigibuesti#4;llndilititin- 1 ciat intetecitt*lretween-t gikatig: and thigh. ettiadg'-havet.li blq inereatie&j'atidtecinek !eliding effecting? fil3nef t• Isairfor * ninny years;l4biectaiiirt 7 ..: : excited diseuagion. Ittls ' U;ShOWZhOW,atiOli ‘diarafrlti ' 4 Tin the' ouvse: of - 40634:44 "in.epin thtimzfot argunrent bite.4osl*ivaz was- n Aslive inentTeeti**.- 'Virginia and Neitucky the great sorrow of . ther: Ar"- • - s jeeted the gysterwisf ieritatiler a• I . Coloottition 801fidtlwavoits:tbr in uoli &tor in the eapitlirtiteet Ciention &tektite alt 1441414: Ns* 4.4 *a. /PM= OE
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