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I’Arun u- Piixaion. Bounty Land “'nr
tutu. luck-pity suspended Claims. and all léad. Year
_othor clniuu lglilfl the Government at Wuli- i ,
Invent”. 0.: tho American Chin” In England. “W
{and “ ITNBII locnted and sold.or bolghmmd l M“ M‘ “_h—fflw
ithfl‘ price: given. Agents engaged in lo- , '
fitting mar-nu in lOWA. llliuoia Ilnd 0th"; T 8! ADM ‘
wen". Staten. ”JPN." to him person“; , ll}; (‘omir'mstoneri of Adnmnrnunty hereby ‘ 2 ’ 1152
.1» by letter. I give nntice that they have tin-d upon the °
Gettysburg, x“, 2}, '53, ’81: “firing 31111;: for} the buying of .tppcnls‘for’ :———+—~-—«_~- Tu: , .7“ A x __.
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"mum AT LAW, wiiimmi to collar. ‘ '{f ”; “flaw"?- “4;":' and Ihm they win Sunly. "artfully,
tiunl and all other buxincu intrustcd to (A ‘3' to ”:1‘ ppm} ietwccn the hour: a! “Y M" '° 7"";
di can with premium-st. (mice in the 8. 16. “in" ‘ “cf-'H‘L . l “311 3 o clock, P. 3]., of each , I'hyce the Nari lightly
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.‘ . ' ' _ , _ [Mountplcnmny Mounijuy. Ind L‘ouutagu, on
TTURXPA AT LA“ -“"Uflic° ‘” “ '" y'd‘ ’ “'f'llflddy'lhf 23h! "_l'Jummry/ nu! “'l'“ ‘ you“! 'ulo'
“1° “WM, me 0001' we" of the new Fur Braiding, nummuu, Liberty, Tyrone, ( ‘0“ “I h" Kn“;
’(‘l33‘y‘zu‘e- \_ l 4 ”'9 I Uniun. Freedom, and Bcrwick borough Ind “grit?“éhu'd."
_ i “'3' ‘ o‘3 ~ -' - iluh’nship, nu Thuruhiy. Mr 24!]. "(January Md. , ‘ ' ! "'¢i
" ' " A. J. Cover“ ”—1 .... ” I ll; order ut the t‘omuiisxiunen, T‘Om' ‘ln'“ 3'“ "3'
‘ 9 . J. )1. “Lu/flit C! k. '" "Hm" ‘
Tronxm' AT LAW. mu pmmpny mend ; Dec. H, isoo. td t’ " Sprinkle lmh Mid: them
to Pallet-[inns Ind all other hit-line“ un- . ~—-——~r— ”—O-“ ‘ Benny Incl bloom.
tuned to him. unit-o lit-tween Fultneatm-kt’! Notice Lu '
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2;"! ”tun“: thud" ’ hurt-s. guillrnyflxgget, ' HE A-uuorn Il’l: hen-by instructed that it , ("If her brunt;
~f}‘{:{“_rl~' “' ‘ _ _ _["P ‘ '_"_ _ '>_ ‘ in their duty. underline act uf.\.-~emhly,to' Cdliu he her Ilumherl,
give notice lo Mel-y pcrmn whom they shut" l‘curi-ful her roll'
‘W9 A‘ mean? . it‘lllbflcc in thrlr Militur) rt-111. lhnt he i: so ell-i Beautiful. lth-Iy. , .
1'1"“) ['l‘ ATfIC‘ “ ~~4§m09 ”bu“: h‘orth- rolled. Such nolire may be given by informing. She “'lli but given,
A rumorncro ‘uulre- Hurt. e 2'! “"14. and [mum in writing. by tuning the nine It: Am: bud on eurth,
5. [UCL 3. 135'"- I', l hisplncc of ?Esiill‘llct‘ ur buuim-ss. _ | To bin-sum in “much.
’ _,__ ‘ “‘”‘ 'fl “ By order of th: lilitnr; Board, ————-__—_
Edward B. Enabler, g ‘q. u. lll‘EllLl-ZR, I‘rn'l. ' a , ‘
TTutthi' AT LAW, will faithfully .nd ; W. A. Drms, My [Dec at. taco. ' .
rouiiitlv attend to 11l hutiiieucutruatcd ‘ ‘ ' ’ ' ‘' ' I:2 nuts”
P . , 0
“turn. ll: upmtka the Germain lungunge.—- 2 Procmmation. l
Ulla. stflhe tame place, in South Ballluioro ‘ 1:: :-——_~.—: :5 ' 2 :77; ‘47"
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Paeujsburg, Mun-Ii 20. 0F ABOEIONIBH.
J. J. Hex-con,
”(NEVEY A!” (“ ll'XSl-ILLIH‘. .\T LA‘V.
A -l|m.'u on Baltimore sin-ct, nearly oppo
‘Kl P'lhnutm‘k Bfuthl-rx’ Swrt'.
Gouyshurg, ogp). 1560. (f
J. Lawrence Hill, 11. D.
AS hi- uflirc one
door “’O5! Mme" n
Lutheun church in
Chunbcrshurg strut. um] oppmite l'ivkinz‘~
Ito". where thosc uiahin: to have any Uonlnl
Operation perturmed urc respectful]; im’in-nl H)
¢IIL ltlvxlau'ls: Urn. llurm-r. HM. (‘. I'.
Knuth, I). I) ‘ Rev. 11. [1 Bnngher, l). 0., (Lev.
Pr !. I. new". l‘rnl’. \l. L. Stun".
fieltylburg, April 11. 53.
Cancer Insutute.
HER many ymrs of «um-euful practice.
A 1111. KELLIXG still ilcsircn In dn gnu-d lu
! a tuicled. llc ruminun lu cure all kind; of
CANCHIL‘T. Tl'llllle‘. “TENS. SCRUFL'LA. or
KING'S Hl'll.. SHIN-L". km, if rumbla n‘ilhuul
cutting ur puimn. He does not cunline him
ulf mrrely m ll). cure of llie nlmre dig
sun. bu! lill [run all 0311:?! with gurus“.—
I‘Alienu will he \isiml. if desi ml. n rr-mmuhlu
diluuue.‘ l’rrsuna desiring to visit l‘r. K.Will
pluu stop In the Railroad lluxclin .‘Jvchunii-sv
burg. whom may will he (llmtt‘ll to his rosi
dam-e. For all pnniculau write —sule div.—
QOMI plainly. Enrlulc I postage \lnlup _to
inpay aml‘cr. Address Dr. (‘. 1.. KELLISU,
llnlmninl'urg, Cumberland cu.. I’m.
Uct. 15, ”HO. Um
“Wide Avimke” Meetings
VERY SIGHT THIS WEEK. .\T THE
E “l'nLl'ES' HALL." nml evcry d:l_\‘ lota-era
the Imurs 0f 7 .\. .\l. and G} l'. \l.. til. the .....m
welt corner oftlxe Mahmud. in (it-org: Arum“?
(‘lnlhing Store, h. hming jun rcmrnol from
1!” ch; I‘M“ A Rupt‘rinr mwk 0| Marl. (Hire
and Brown‘ (.‘lntlls. for chr um! Dre-'4 Conn,
the hen-I selection uf [Huck and Fine: \‘a-si
.creo, (‘nhurg Vniellcizu. Solfcrinun. Mun-x. he
hinn. Ginghmm, ('ulirm-s. "lucked and I'll.
Notched Mu‘lins. Slit-cling :lud I‘mgghmn" uf
fixin or nut thiunuMe figure#: in a \urd, the
~l¢flel are jun: the ".lymw" (or H” (inn. :1!
of thick Ii“ be sold In. the may loul‘t cash
price:.
ALSO—Rom” .\lmlc Nothing in ever; nuje
:y. "er Ind file. If we unnm m ’0“ W. 'l',
line, who never mis‘H A m. will Inl- gruur
Insure and make you n gnrmcuwu 1!!“er
olt notice,
oa. a, lan
Second Ari-I'Bl
["3 T.\LL.-—luryrr Slot-k than Hwy-3..
‘ JAPOIL‘) & Bill). ban-jun: rertirel their
mold purchase of Full and \Vinler (coda.
‘ kid: “my ofl‘cr cheaper than cur. having
rough M’lhe most {.n‘oruhle rams. Tluy nsk
the pu’blic to call in and we their large anon
lOI‘A,’ cunrincml um every taste can be Imi
led. Their CLUTHS, CASSINERES. \ CST
-1563. (Instincts, Fords. Imm. kc... cnumt be
accllcd for \‘nriely. and mu" the low prior-s at
which they ure ml‘cred Me reully Mkmisling.
Goods and: up n! the shortest unlice, in the
hint styles, und M. M renaonnblc mm as can
‘bc expected. Their e‘lnhlinhmvnl is in Clum
‘bbrnburg Itveet, n few doom hclow liuehl-r'l
Drag more. [mg 15, lucl.
Lime Factory
~ x GETTYSBI'RG !—ATTE.\'TIO.\', mm-
I BE l—The nndenigued would um“ xe
.Jpemxllyillorm the public in general. Indme
Imin; community in paniculnmhu they!!!“
¢nuodtwo opuioul LIME RUSS, M the concr
offinntton meet nnd the Railroad. md gre
pow burning. 10‘ will continue to burn, late
, Idliu of the BEST LIME, which the, ill
_3‘ o of“ the lowest livmg rates. rum"!
”miner! Arciuvited to give them a CI“. Iy
”whiny “good snide, which they expat
Ali”! to do, they came: Ml to give satisfa
thl. MCCL'RDY 8 CRASS.
~ Aug. :0, 1350. 1! ‘
. luble Yard Removed.
nboaiber hiring moved his place n!
« Abusing to En! York street, a wort as
“it!“ 8!. June!’ Church. would announ
3fi~ public tin: be is still prepared to [main
fl! kinds of rock in his line, and) u Rona.
3.2 m, Bend-man, to” ten or every variety If
fli- ud finish, with and without bun n
joke", to sump-Mn, and at prices to :-
:flo kiln”. Per-om daifing anything in his 1i
:flfl lid 1; t decided “Vantage to cumin: I:
M and prim before purchasing elsewhen
“'3. B. MIALS.
Quay-burg, lhrch 21, 1859.
:',’,/-_ [now Hotel.
.xonra mum mam,
.- t PHILADiL I’Hu.
n; mm
W ‘ a. m 1r m’ mutton-
W» 7‘ w- --.» -.A
, ; ”wa
‘ cw meat, the rum Panamanian
;.. wflflfifim Tnfshfiz flaunt-‘l',
3 " 1.5., Do“ dehy,bn“eomdgh
.~ , wane-MM
‘ntßrond-
"ERIKA." the lion. Ron" J. FISHER”
l’ruitlent of the sewer»! t'onrtn nf L‘utn~
mun Plea: in thel‘unntiu cumpming tho lf'th
ll'htrict. and Junire of the ('ourts ut' (Dyer nn-l
Tenninrr. nnd General Jail l)eli\cr_\ . fur the trill
of all «mpitnl and uther nfl‘rnders in the said
IllMl’lt Land luvm Zinnuu and ii uc E. “'in
uu. EMF” Judges of the t‘unrts of l‘umuiun
l'lmu. null Ju-ticm of the ('uurh offlyvr unil
Ternnner. mnl (lent-ml Juil Delivery. fur the
tritxl uf ull czipitul uml Ulll?r Aim-inden- in the
('uuntyuf .‘lllllH—lll‘ut‘ inned their precept,
bearing d-llt the 22d «lay ut‘Nmenil-er, in the
year of nur Lord nne thou-mud eight hundred
tilt} mine. nml to me lllrt't‘lml. t'nr holding a (hurt
ut‘t‘mumnn Plea-.nnd General Quarter Snsimu
nf the Pence. aull (lent-ml Jnil Delivery and
('nurt of”) er And Tet-miner. nt (icttyphurmon
Jinn/[11.3]. (In 21-! «In; I.] January nr:f.-——XH') [PH
[s' HEREBY “IVES tn ull the Justices of the
Peace. mix-run” tin-l ('unxtnhles within the
mitl (‘01::in (if .\tlunl§. that they he then and
there in their pruper per-nus. with their llulls,
lLM‘Orll". lnqui~itiunn Emmiimtiuut. and other
lleuwmlmun-e4~ tn .lu thu-e things which to their
(Jlllt't‘lmlnll in that behalf til-permit: to he dune.
and «1:0. they ulm will prmecute again-t the
{Hi-mien thut ure ur then that" he in the Jail of
the mid ('mml} uf Minn-4. are to he then uml
there tn prosecute again»! them as thnll he just.
murm. WOLF, S‘cnf. ‘
Sheriff’s (Mire. Cett},hurg,} ,
Deal“, Irma. tc
Notice.
"HJP J. CRAFTS ESTATE—Letter, of
‘ mlminixlmtiuu on the edtllt of Philip J.
(graft. lane nfStmlmu (own-IMP, Adar“ county,
fleet-Jun]. Inning been gnuted to [be under
siguml. rmi-liny in the mme ton-uphip. he
hen-by gives notice In all prrwn: indebied tu
Mud num- to make immulinte payment. and
Hunt hu'inp; (hiuw against the same in pre~
scat them properly authenticated for 301811“
mun. JOHN S. (SHAFT, Adll'r.
Dec. 17, mm. m-
Nance.
DUN TATE'S ESTATE—Letters 0! Id
ministmtiun on the "tut: of John
'1 ute. 51,1qu ufStmlmu tvm'uillipTAdums couns
ty, dei'cm-cd, htu‘iug been granted to the
uudcrsigue-i, Raiding in the name tuwnnhip, he
hen-l»; give- notice to nll person-t indebted to
mid cstnte to nuke immediate payment, and
tho-e having chim- Aguimt the name to preient
than prupvrly flnilltnlit‘nlrll fur sculuncut.
lS.\.\l‘ l-‘. BIUSKEHHUFF, Ain't.
Dun 17, 1860. m
.\(‘On TRIMMER'S ESTATFk—lekn of
mlminmnlion on “I. "tut of JM‘ub
Trimmer. Sn, lute of Hamilton twp, .\dnnln «0.,
tin-eased, luring been “mun-d to the under
»igued. res? 'in lbe sum-township. ha hereby
gin-I write I All persona indebted to said
mute to make 1 mfm p.|yment, and "mm
Inning finish “gains: the sumo In pmeulhem
properly uuxhenuclicd for lottlemcut.
JM'UB TRIMMER, 111., .lvlm'r.
Dre. 24, 1800. St
OHS HART'S ESTATE-L—Leuen of NL
J ministration uu‘thc eunu- M' John Hurt,
lane of ankliu lowmlflp, Adan" county,
drceucd, Inning been granted to the nuder~
signed, residing in Hue nun: LoWuh p, be here»
11) gives uolirc to all pawn: indebted to Mid
hmle ‘0 luukejuuuL-dinle pa} mom. and those
hmiug chim; again»: the nine to pmeu:
them properly nuthculimtcd mr lcult‘lui‘uL
.\UHAIIAII HART, .ldm'r.
Dec. 6. 1860. 6!.
HE undersigned, having been Appointed A!-
lignee, under- deed ot‘lruu fur the benefit
ofcledimm, o! CONRAD MYERS nnd ELIZA~
BETH, his Wife. of Luimure mvnphip. Adams
eonmy, notice is hereby given to all penum
knowing themselves iudchted to said Auign
or: to milk. immediule payment (A: the under
ligned, residing in the nine township. and
those hunting claim uglinlt the name to pre
vent. them properly nulhenliwod for lelue-.
meal. - JUHS HESBY MYERS,
M' ' Dec. 17, 1860. 63 . July-Ire.
BK cub-crib" elm At Print: Sale,
T his HOUSE AXD LOT, on High
street. :djoining Solomo- Powen. Th
Hons. {- u two-utol‘y Brick, nest], new, ‘ifll t
Ruhbnilding, Ind A well of inter. em.
any. ' DAS'L. r. Prussu'ur
July 11-”:‘3; n
. Notice—Ga Stock.
T 0 STDCKHOLDERS.—I'I'yncnt of tho
l'iah lulullmnt mu lubncripfionl to
the Ctpiul Wk of the Gettysburgfiu ('ou~
pay. due on the u of January, Hm, is I'9-
quind to be nude without dehy to Jon. B.
Dunn, the Imam.
fl-By the Au or Aucnbly ruining to 9:: ’ which ii: all panti- is confnnmble i 5 tine
waid- V Me. I" ‘59 “530‘“ I'll» mot-Ami. he a pufl'ed up with pflde. md
We! Stock be not complied will. the knmvel nothing either of “no Jewish or
mymrequinueperuuuupr month the Christian reveluiom. thongh he pre
hum: on the mom due Ind unpaid. . tends m In" N [new of both:
‘l-JAWIPW‘ butindistemrerod'mhh ' shout idle
“Wamv 39° I~ ‘ qnafiom mJ debate of words, which Alford
Mm m“ .. _ , _....-h_.__.fi- . no'fimndntion for ”5606??? th untho
1331' WEDP'A fl Md banana noun-of an . contention, making.
“any «Gnu 11.4.55... h: :m _.lmjtut mpic'h thu flu truth in not linx
‘*P‘""‘”§‘§§‘§3§"sao-.M .mm‘y‘ mww I manyi
xcedpdou, .. >_ o moon! to Ml.‘
‘“ “ Pa. .1127:me :ug'mfidzmu “1
"M w W W 0 Mk“ \
gv‘wmzzlqufinm WWI-tho but?
“Donna’s.“nlmz “all, hump when ‘
——_-————‘-. 1d 1r thy-elf, donating.“ nth
(‘Ez’éfii’w mum “W by "
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Notice.
Assignees Notice.
Private Sale.
A DEMDDRATHD AND FAWMLV JDURNALO '
GETTYSBURG, PA, MONDAY, JAN- lé, 1861-
A Sermon Prmelu'tl Dawn/w 9. 1360,
I!" REY. HENRY J. VAN UYKE.
SERMON
l. Leta: many serum; as are under theyolte
count their nun masters wurthy of all honor.
thnt the mine ot’Uod nnd his doctrine be not
‘ blasphemefl.
2. And they that have lpelierinpmuten. let
"themnutilespinethemfloeenunetheyurehrethreu:
hut nther tto them \‘trvice. became they are
faithful. and bclmed partake" of the benefit.
These thing: truth and exlmrt.
3. H II)” umn tench nthrrwine. nmi run‘ent
nut to Wllolciutttt' unnit. eten the worth of uur
, Lord Jem- Christ. and ttflha doctrine vliieh in
neconling to godliuei-s.
4. lie in prund. Lnun in: nqthiug, hut doting
. about qmptiuus~ and «trite: ofwmh whereof
cometh any, strife, railings. nil sunnilingn.
. I». l'enrne di-putinxg of men of corrupt
mimlr. nntl destitute n! the truth. Humming
that gain is gulliuen': frum gut“ withulnur
thyM-ii.—l'uura I'm] [fl-ml: Io finality: till. chap”
111 to 5" rrrnr.
' l Prullflxc tn «limun the elmrneter and in
, fluence «if almlitiuniqn. “'ith thh View. I
.lutve «elected a text from the Bible. and
puma-e tn Mlllt‘n“ tn the letter nnd spirit of
i it: ll'nt'lling. We tit-knowledge in thi~n plaice
, but one rtnntlnnl «It mural-l. but one authori
; tntive nnd infallible rule of faith and prac
tiee. For we are christimm here: nnt
heathen philmupln-nt. to gmpe our way by
‘thefi-elvle glimmering: nfthe light of na
ture: not mndern intidels. to nppenl fmm
the written lnw ni‘ Hod to the corrupt and
liekle tribunal of rem-on and huntnnit'y: but
, (‘hristinnt 0n whnee haunt-r it inn-ribed
; thit- sublime challenge: "To the law and
i to the teutimnny—ii' lltey nymWfi‘rd
,' in: to thin wnnl it is betuuc there it- no
. light in them." ..
Let me «lireet ynnr apeeialttttention to the
'lnngumze nt'nur text. There i~ no tlifipttte
aiming ("Onllltt'lllulfIB‘llN'" il nu room for
' dispute—as to the meaning of the expri-vx
. ninn “nervmihuniler the ynke." liven Mr.
linmm, who i~ himwlf :t ili‘tinpuhhed n 1»
, litionipt. nn-l lllX" (lttlll' more. perhaps. thuu
' any other man in this country to pmpugnte
‘ abolition tlm‘trimw. mltfit.‘ that “ the nth“-
’ tinn of the phru-w 'und‘lln‘ynke ' " 4mm
nntlmthtmll} thnt it (i. r.. he original wnnl
Jotlfm) it to he under-40ml here fur slavery.
Let me qumu unntlier lt‘elllllfilly nn this
point from my eminent Scotch divine—l
mean ltr. McKnight—whim: expmitiun ut'
the epiStle is n. nintulnrtl work in tirmt
Britain und in thi-I muutry. uml whme muo
ciatinnt mn~t exempt him t‘rmn nll flll"pit'ltlll
of pro-‘hirery pn-imliew. lle intnxllieml
his expodtiun of this elmpter with the fol
lnwing explanation: “ Pn't‘all'fl‘ tlm lnw nf
Mow-4 allmred no I‘md‘liil‘ to he mule n
glare for life without his mm mn‘ent. the
Jutlaizing teaelmrx'. tn ullure ~lnve< in their
puny. taught that under the (impel like
wiae involuntary winter} is unhmful. This
doctrine the upo-tie mmh-nmn-ti here. in in
his other epixtle-u li)‘ enjoining Christian
slave-4 (0 honor and (th’y their master“,
whéther they were ln-lit-vet-u or unln-lieveri,
and by auttring Timothy. that if tiny penmn
taught otherwiw he oppo-ml the who Home
preceplsuf .l(~~tL~' ('hrirt and the «it"x-tiine of
the (impel. whieh in all points it conform
able to gmllinew- or munrl morality. and
was putfed up with pride Without rummaging
any true knowledge either ut‘ the .lewi‘h or
('hriitiun revelatinn." Our leurnmi Suitrh
friend then goo! on to expound the plewtlge
in the following pant mute. which we mm
tuend to the prayerfuiuttcntion of all “hour
it may comet-m :
“ Let \\ lmtm‘i‘r Chri‘tian times are untier‘
the ynlte ornnlxllievers pay their own mun“
ters all mpeet and obedience. that the ehnr-‘
neter of God whom we won-hip may not be
calmnniuted. tunl the doctrine of the gmpel ‘
may not be. evil s lam of u tending to d!»
stroy % lnlititnfiights of mtnkind. And ‘
thme tl'i'lilfln plan-s who have believing"
muten. let them not despim them. fancy“
in; that they no their equnlu beam-e they I
in their brethren in Christ; for, thou it all {
Christians- BN‘ equal an to religiuur pnviieges, 1‘
elm-cs Ire inferior to their masters m station. I
“'herot‘nrc. let them serve their masters ;
more diligently, bemuue they who enjoy the '
benefit or their service m- believer! and be- 1
loved ofGnd. "these things teach. md ex-i
hurt the brethren to wmetise them.’ ”any"
one tench difl'erently hy uflirmingthut under‘
the gospel dues are not bound to serve
their mil-tern. but‘ongbt to be made free,
and dou- not eat-sent to the wholesome
commnndmenta which are our Lord Jesus
Chrittt'l}, mil to the‘doctrine of tho‘ gospel
“um I) Ila-n um nu. rnvuL"
tmtimony need not he mnfinnrd hy qnntn—l
tinns {rum all the nthvr vomumnMriPd.) iu a
pmrphwy written for the-o day u, and won-l
de ully n iplivnhh- tn nnr prv-cnt circum-I
ntlnccs. it. girm us a life like picture of}
nboiitionixm in it-t principles. it~ Hpirit, and i
its practice, and furni-hml u- with plain m-(l
lt‘ructinn in retard hmnr duty in the pn-mi~'.
son. Before onu'ring upon thosliu‘um-hm of
the doctrinv. lot us define the term: pin-i
ploved. By nimlitinniun wnnwnn tlwprin
ci let: And nit-10mm ofnn nlnlitinniwt. And}
Ilia! in In almlitionitt.‘ ll!- is nnn whu hw
liars- thnt lion-holding id liu. and ought
therefore be uholinhod. This is tlm funda
mental. tho clmrut-tvrb-tic. thv m-ontinl 1
principle of nholitinnism—thnt dun-holdingl
in nin: that hnlding men in involuntary
M‘n'itude i 1 nn int'ringvmont upon thn righti;
nftmn. a heinmu crime in thu-ight ottind.
A man nuu‘ lx-lim'é, nn pnlitivnl nr t‘ntnmc-h ,
rial ”with. that nlnvurv i‘ nu umlwirnhln '
lynttm. and that slan- lnlmr i~ not the mint .
profitnhle: he may hnw- \‘nriuu-t vii-its :u tn’
the right-1 of «lurclmldi-n muh-r tlu- t‘muti—
tlltion 0f tho vntintrv; ho mny think thin 01’
”Int law upon the *tulutolxmktnfSuuthorn
Stum- ix wrong: but thi‘ thO~ nut miutitutv
him an nholxtinnh-t. unit-«s lu- ln-lim‘m ~lnvl~
holding in ummlly wrung. Tho nllvgml ‘in
l'ulnms of shareholding. nu it i- ”in \‘ltnr‘ur-l
tl‘ri'ltll‘ doctrine. m it i-A tlu- ntrvngth of uln
litionism in till it: rnmifiwl und vnrinm'
fnrma. it in by lilli (llit‘li'illt‘ thnt it lnyu
hnhl upon the ht-art- and mnuvirnrm of‘
nil'll. that it t‘nmw 1L“ 3 ‘tlixturhing l'nrm- hr 5
to our occlmiadtivnl iuul ('l\'ll in-titutimu.‘
and hy oxviting rt-ligiuu‘ unimmity llTllit‘ll
All histnry prove: to be the ‘trunumt of hn~
man passion-x) imparts n porulinr intnn-‘itv ‘
t 0 oyery Oflllll'“ intn \\lll(' lit «uteri. And
you will pvrooir» it inju~t hon» um nhvvli
tinuism prmwntn a prupvr mhiwt for dis
cuwinn in tho pulpit—for it ii mw‘grr-at
purpose of tho llihlv. nnd thvrrfnrn (inn
grout duty of (:ud'x minffien in it: o-x
-ptNition. to hhmy uliut id tun and “hat id
not. Tho-w whn hnhl tho «lm‘trinc tlmt
llnvi‘hnhling i 4 sin. and might tlu-rofnrn to he
nEnlinlu-d. tlitfvr very much in the r-xtvnt to
whivh thm‘ rHllu-t' tlu-ir theory to pnu-tico.
ln mine. this faith i. nlum-d without \t'nrh's'.
They umtont thmn-mlvm with nuly'vnting
in such a my M in th-~irjtulxim-nt will hat
prnnmto tho ultinmtr‘ triumph of their
vii-In. othor< utmnl luff at ulmt they unp
pmc n mfv distnm-fi. m Shinu-i did When In
ptnnd an an nppn-litl‘ hill to turw Kim: lm
yid and rebuke tln- uinnnd «lr-nnunm- divino
juclgnivnt- upon tho *lllhl'l‘. Uthr'ru. mnrn
pmctionl. if not nun-t- pnulmnt. un into the
Very midst ul'tlw nih-gml \rickt-«lnma and '
toarh “ m-rvnntl unth-r tho yakn" that tlu-y
nught nht to munt thvir nwn Inn-torn wor
thy nl' all hnnnr: that lilu-rty is tln-ir inn
liennhle right. which tin-y ihuuhl lnnintnin.
if nmmry. «rt-n hy the dlu-dding nf hlnod.
Now. it in nut for me tn dmvidr- who of nil
those an‘ the trim-t tn tlmir um" principh-c.
lt'iil not far lIH‘ tn dr‘ride- wln-the-r tho mnn
who prt-nnho-n thi- tlm‘trim' in lmn'o words,
amid npplhudiux multitndw in the city of
Brooklyn. 0r tlu- on» wins. in tho mtillnw
of night Ind in the fuwol‘the hm ".- tort-on.
got-n tn pmoti-tc tlu- prmwhing at llnrpvr's
Furry. in the tun-t (utuiwtvnt ntmlitinuht
and tho mmt lu-rnir nmn. It in nut for me
to droid? which is the that important part
of tiw tree: and if the trw lx- pnimnnu‘.
wllit‘h l 9 tlu‘ tun-It injuriuus—tho mat. or
the brunt-h". or the fruit? But lam here
to—night. in God" name. and by his help. to
nhmy that thii tree of ulnlitionism is evil.
and nnly evil, mot nnd branch, flan-or and
leaf. Ind fruit: that it upringv: frnni. and is‘
nnuril-hml by. In utti-r rojectinn of thel
Scriptures : that it pnxlnm no real hem-fit
to thn (‘ll~lt|\'(‘<l. nntl i« ”It‘ fruitful murm‘ of
llirieinn, and «Irifp, and infidelity in both
('hnrrh and Stntv. I have fuur diutim-t
propositions on the yuhjfict tn mnintuiu—'
fnur thou! tnnuil up and tlvl’vnd: '
I. Aholitiunisui has no foundation in the
Scriptures. . i
11. It: prinriplr‘ have Mon pmmulpttod '
chiofly hy iniWepW-ntntinn nml Ihuse. ‘
111. lt lvmlvn. in multitudeu of om, Ind
by n logical wot-«u. tn uttnr infidelity. I
I". It in the rllh-l'cnuso of theftrifn that
agitated nnd the duty-r that threaten: our
country.
l. ABOKIVIOSL‘I NA‘ 3'o fnI’SDATIOS IS
31 Illl’l’l'll
Paving hy‘tho row-nl5 of the patriarchal
ngn. and waiving the qumtirm n.- to thmo
301'"!an in Abraham" family who. in the
simple but exfir‘fsspive lauguago of Scrip—
turr-. " won» bought with hip- mom-y." let u
-omm> at once t 0 the tribunal of that hut
which God prmnuignh-d amid the noiomni
tiou of Sinai. “(hut said the law and the
testimony to that yovuliur ywnplo m‘or‘whom
God ruled. and for whose inutitutiun- he hm!
anumod tho renponsibility Y The answer is
in thr- 2.51.11 chapter of Leviticus, in those
worth: ‘
" And if thy brother that «lwelleth by thee
be waxen poor. and be sold unto thee. thou
shalt not compel him to serve I: 3 bond
servant; but as a hired servant and I m
jnumr'r ho shill be with time, and nlmll
serve thee unto the yen ofjuhilco. and Hum
shall he depart from thee, both he Ind his
children with him.”
'1 So far. you will observe, the lnw retard to
lthe children of Int-Ml, who, by roman of
poverty. were reduced to norvitude. lt w“
‘ their right to be free at the your ofjuhileo.
funlm they chou- to remain in perpetual
' bondage, for which one provision in made
'in other And distinct ethlm-nu. But not
I m with slaves of foreign birth. There was
Enu year of 'uhilN- provided for them. For
‘ what say: the law? Read the 4-446 veneu
} of the name chapter:
l “Both thy bondmen and thy hondmaids
l which thou shalt have shall by the bath
‘on that no mund nbout ' ¢ Of them
{shall ya buy bondmen Img hondmnidm—
Moreover. of the children of the stranger
that do sojourn among yaw—of them lhdl
ye buy and of their famine! that Are with
you which they beget in your land: md
they nhnll be your mion. And yelhdl
take them as In inheritnnco for your chil
dren utter you to inherit them u- : postu
n'on : they shall be our bondman fon‘ver."
There it ix, phtiniy written in the mine
luv. No leg'mlntire enactment. no “51th
fumed by lo?! nkill, Wu ever mnre explicit
Ind incaph e of perversion. When the
abolitionint tell. no (hot nlaveholding in
sin. in the dmplicitv of my kit): in the
Holy Scriptures. I point him to this ”cred
record,“ tell Inn in nu candor..- my
text dos. tint his touching Nosphemeo the
unhe- of God nu! ma doctrine. When he
‘tntbeginsdootdxu 83:!th mdstrdu’ of
l words. slope-ling to Mutation of In
dependenoo, on met-ting “the idea (I
lma-ty in nun kinenormtty ndqcrimo.
‘ "WhhbMMuying.“Yo
”lull unh- u tubal-tweeter you:
and.“ me you to Mt than for I pm
(ln; if Db h 38;;
. quote- .
am“ am» by a» w
whether they be of God—the very spear ofi
ltliur'lel toreveal their true chamterjwhcn
he gets angry. and begin- to pour out his
evil rurmisings and shit-Ac upon rlavehold
ere—l ohev the precept which says, “ from I
such withdraw thyself." comforting myself
with this thought: that this wisdom ofh‘od l
is wiu‘r than men. and the kindness oftlod. ‘
kinder than men. I'hihmiphers may renmn ‘
and reformers may run- till anhl‘dtl)’. they
never can convince me that. (ind. in the
Levitieal law'r, or any other law. sanctioned
nin : and as I know. fmm the phtin )mtgt‘
l hue quoted. and many more like it. that .
He did nanctinn whiveholdinf tunomz hi'l an
cient people. 1 know, nlw. 1y the logic of
that faith which believe: the Bible to be
lliu vronl. that alaveholding it! not sin.—
There are men even among lprnfifihing
('hmtiam. and um a few mini-Item of the
timpel. who "newer thin argument from the
“hi Te-tttunent Scripturw by a itimple dc
nirl of their authority. They do not tell
in how God muld ever or anywhere counte—
nmiee that which in morally wrong. but
they content themm-lvm with saying that
the lxritienl hm i.~ no rule of action tor us.
and they nppuul from its dcci-ion to what
they t‘OlHltln-r the higher tribunal of the
limpcl. Let in. therefore. join iasue with
them before the her of the New Testament
.\‘criptum. It is a historic truth. n('kllO\Vl
edged on all hand-i. that. at the advent of
Je~uu ('hrist. nlavery existed all over tho
‘clt'llllml “'m’ltl, and vii“ intimately inter
woven With its mcinl and civil imtitutiom.
1n Judea. in .\lln Minor. in Greece. in all
the countriea- where tin-Savior or his Apno
tlci preached the (impel, nlaveholding wan
juet its common as it ll to—dny in South
('urnliun. It is not alleged hyany one. orat
lea-t by any one having any prett-ttfiimm to
nclmhtr-dtip or candor. that the Roman lav“
. regulating rhu'ery “t-re even in mild mi the
very not-"t thtutm which have been “550(1
upon the ~uhjeet in modern titnm. it will
not he denied liy any honeslt and well-in
formed man that modem civilization. and
the rmtruining inlluenem ol‘the (impel have
shed ameliorating intlucncm 1111011 the rela
tion betn'een hunter and slave. which Km
utterly unktmnn at the advent of ('hristi
unity. And how did .lv'flll'Hlnd his Apostles
treat this nihjcct ? Modern and «layer met
them at en-ry ~tep in their missionary
work. and Were even present in every undi
ence to which they preached. The ltonum
law whit it gave the full power of life and
death into the nnuter't hand. Wm familiar
to them. and all the evils connected with
the system i-urrouuded tlu In every day' its
01-t'iouuly set the light of heart-n: and yet it
in a remarkable tut-t. uhich the abolitionist
don: not. beenua- he eunnnt deny. that the
New Tea-tntnent {3 utterly nilent in regard
to the alleged ninfuhn-ss of «luveholdingr—
In all the in~tnietiuns of the Savior—in all
the reported termnni of the impired a )0!
thw—in all the upiutleu they were moved by
the Holy Spirit to write for the instruction
of coming generationp—therc is not one
<li~tinet and explicit denunciation of slave
lmlding. nor one pm-ept requiring the num
ter to enmm'ilmte hia llau't'fl. livery M‘-
knowledged Kin is openly and repeatedly
condemned. and in unmounted tern”.—
Ill‘fljlkCnht‘x" and adultery. theft and mur
der—all the moral wrongs nhich ever have
been known to atllict nocicty are forbidden
by none; indyet. aceording‘to the teaching
of nholitioninn. the greutmt of all piuw—thii
Imm of all \‘illniniluh-in never spoken of ex
cept in rcstm-tful terms. llow can this be
acmunted for!
Let Dr. Wayland. «lime work on moral
science in taught in many of our «chool-t. an
swer this qumtimi. and let purentu. whom
children tun studying that hook. diligently
omiider hitl nmwer. I quote. from Way.
land'n Moral Science. e 213:
“The (impel mm (lg-finned not for one
race or for one time. hut for all rat-N
and fornll tinim. It looked not tothe nhnl
ition of slavery for that age alone, but for
its univeml Abolition. Hence the impor
that object ofitx nuthormas to gain for it a
lodgment in every part nfllie known world;
so thttt by its universal dill'usion among all
clamor society it might quietly and peace
fully modify and pubdue the evil mfllttns of
men. In this manner alone could its object
——~a univeml mnrnl revolution—have been
Wimpl'uhed. For if it had forbidden the
nil. ln'ltt-Ml of mhvertinx the principle; if
it had proclaimed the unluwfultnu ofllnvc
ry-and taught nlaveu to mist the op milt‘
0 their made“, it would inuttmtly linvc ar-~
rayed the two panic-4 in deedly ltn—tility
throughout the (jivilized world:ity~unnounce~
mom would have been the signal of servile
vrnr. and the very name of the Christian rc~
linion Would have been forgotten amidst the
agitation of univcrual bloodahcwl."
We pause not now to comment upon the
admitted“ fact that Jesus Christ and Ma
Apostles huntued a course entirely difl'erent
from that adopted by the abditioniats, iii
cluding the l tied author himnelf. nor to
inquire whethxfie teaching ot'ubolitionism
in not an likely to produce strife and blood»
shed in these day! as in the tint ages of the
church. What '0 now all attention to,
tnd pmtest again". is the imputation here
mt upon Chrirt and his Apostles. Do you
believe the Saviour nought to insinuate his
religion into the earth by concealing its real
dentgn, md preserving a profound uilcnce
in regard of oneofthe very wont aim it i
rune to destroy 2 Do you be ieve tho! when 3
he healed the centnnon'u servant, (whom 1
every hone-t commentator admits to have i
been a slave.) and pronunced that, precious .
enlogy upon the master, “ I have not seen
so great faith in lat-nel"—do you believe
that Jenna suffered that nun to live in sin
We be deprecated the mmcquences
of preaching abolitionism! When Paul
stood upon Kar’l hill. surrounded by ten
thomand times In many ulnveholders u
there were idols in the city. do you believe 4
he kept. back any put of the requirements
of the Goopel. beau” he ran nfnid of the
tumult among the people t We ask these
abélitiota -philoaopheu whether. an matter
of tact, idolatry and the vices omnected
with it were not even more intimately inter
woven with the social and dval life of the
Bowen m‘rothau nlavary wart Did the
Apostle- ’ from poaching giant
idolatry! Bx. who day not now um by
demo-dug in ria they W down
upon than-elve- the whole power antic
ompiruf:"Bao covered the hodie- of 0.1104
Chink! "Erlithpitch Ind lighted up
thocity will ' burning WM be
earns they would not withhold or mp»
Whom int-aprtltothe lonhipd
idols. In the light of that. fitm‘axcrmr
mkh-Wfiflfihh. nyhnd.‘
a any other tun. to us that Jesus or
M m h& that? m opinion- of
alavery {or bustier“. war. in which
the very no Christian religion
“Rim W” The name a! l
mm is not» anemia-ant»
Insane _ Welt-damp
dn d tau-bud
TWO DOLLARS A-YEAR
' declaration of "in truth everywhere and at
l all times. And yet this philmmphor. w d‘m
honnring to Christ and Ilia npoutlos, in
moulding the charm-tor of our ynung men
and women. It. comes into our schools and
iminglm with ”10 very life-blood of future
ignemtions the sentiment that (‘hrixt and
is apostles hold hack Um truth. and puf
‘fnred sin tn g 0 unrebuktd for four of the
wnth of man. And all this to maintain, 1t
nll hazards, and in the Tue ut‘ the Saviour's
l-cxmnple to the contrary, the umcriptuxnl
, dogmn that sluvoholding is sin. But it
tnmt ho “Inert-ml in this mnnmtion that
the Almtlon wen? much further than to
, 3},"th from prom-hing ngnimt hlfl‘W‘llfiltilllg.
L'l‘hny mlmittml slavelmldr-rs to the mmmu~
‘niun nftlw church. In our text, mmton
Hire acknnwlmlgml m 4 “ {m-tlin-n. fuithf'ul
\unxl belovml. pnrtukon: of tho bonvfit." lt'
'tht- New Testament ivt to be rennin-d as It
{faithful history, no mun wu‘ ewr n-jcctod
{by tho npmtnlio church upon the ground
. tlmt he ownHl nlm m. ll‘lu- nhuwl his pow
: or us a nwtor. if h» avaih Ll himaolt'ot‘the nu
' thoritv confer-rod hy th‘u Bumnn hm to mm
tnit mlultnry, 0r murdt-r, or vruvlty, he was
rejected for tlmw crinwajui-t as he would be
n-ioctod now for nimilnr crimes fmm any
(‘hristian church in our Snutlmm Stan-«=—
xlf parents nhuwd or noglm'tvd their t‘hiL
tlrvn, they two cemun-«l. nnt fur having
.r'hihln‘n. hut for not trozxtingtln-m properly.
And so with the slnwhulder. It “on not,
‘ tlm owning nf «hum, but the mnmwr in
,which he fulfilled the dutiu uf his autirm.
.thnt made him a subject for chum-h di~ci
t iline. The more fact that ho was a r-hww
holder no more ~uhjuctml him to (‘l'nqtrp
'5 than the more fact tlmt lu- mm a father or u
‘ husband. It is upon the ru-ngnisml lawful
nvss of the relation that (\ll the met-opts
n-guluting the reciprocal dutios of IL“ relu
tinn are tuned.
l Those prwoptn tire smut-rod all through
Ithe inquired opistlr-s. 'l'lu-rc is not one
_commantl 0r exhnrmtinn tn (‘tnttlit‘llvttlt' thn
|film/r. The Apostle wvll km-w, tlint fur the
{mm-m, eniunvipntinn would ho no fi'ttl
ileuing tn him. llnt tho Xiltbit'f is vxlmr
‘ted to be kind and cun~itlemttu and the
.Ilnvo to he nlwliont. that m tht-y might
primer“. the unity of that vhurt-li in Whit-h
there is no di<tinr~tinn ln-twcvn time}; or
.lc'fi'. nmlv or fornnlv, hand or frx‘o. Uh. if
tnini‘torfl 0f thr- (‘nwpvl in thin hmd or nun,
hnd hut follnwml Paul as ho followed Chriq‘
and. inctmd of hut-ling nnuthomus nnd ox
c'tlng wrath agnimt sluYFllfiltlt‘fi, lmdumuht
‘nnly to bring both mmtvr and tilflYe tn the
fountain of Emanm-l'p blond: iftho sgnnrim
of the blessed Goqwl hull only been nufliln‘d
' to work their way quietly. as the light and
Idew of the morning. into the structure of
society, both North and South. how differ
lont would have lwn tl’tf' position of our
mintry thi-iduy lK‘fOY‘t‘ Gm ! How difl‘or
out would have lw‘n tho irrivilt-gm enjoyed
by the pont- hhwk nmn’x mul. which, in this
‘llttt‘l’ mntmt, hu- horn—too much neglected
and despiwd. Tht-utht-rgunuld have lit-en
no need to how («invértml our churches
into military barracks for mllct'ting firm
nnngp curry on war upon a dimint fmntie-r.
No need for a mrnreiyn State ton-scout.) the
'fmrt‘nl penalty of the law upon the invader
‘fiyr doing nu morn than honestly to carry
out the tidying ot' abolition prom-hen. who
hind hen _ hunlem‘ and grievnuu tn 1.0
home. and lny tln-m on men" xhouhlt-h‘.
while they tom‘h them not with one of
their finuvn. No Hood for the widow and
them-plum to Keep in nngnhh ofho-urt (‘IVI‘Y’
jthmo mld mvm. for whoa-m (lit-honor mid
desolation God will hold the real authors
responsible. No nfi‘nxinn or prvtt-xt for
pint-holding Stun-s to parts such stringt-nt
j lnwu for tho puniahment nfthe secret inn-n
-'dinry nnd the pron-mien of senile war.
I nhsll not attempt to show what will he
ltho mnditinn of the Atrium race in thi‘x
muntry When tht- (ins-Im] “hull hun- iii-ought
All elm-rm-I undo-r its oomph-t9 dominion...
Whnt ciril and main] relation! men will rm:—
tain in the times of milleniul glory i do not.
know. I mrdinlly ombmm the current.
opinion! of our t‘hurch thut nln'c-ry is per
mittml and rogulntml by the divine law un
der both Jewish and ('hridiandispemution‘.
not as the find destiny of the enslaved. but
at an import-m and mercy-nary prawn-s in
the“ transition from lu-ntlwnism to ('hristi
unity—g wheel in tlu- [reut machinery of
Providence. hy whiclrtlm final h‘dl‘nllflinn
in to be :ceoniplishod. llum-vor thii may
he. one thing] know, and every abolitionist
might know, if he would. that there Ire
Chrifitinn families It the South in n'hivh a
potrian‘lml fidelity Iltll afli-ctinn Fllllfiifli be
tween the band And the {rs-o. and wherp
slaves urv better fed .nd clothed and in
strucu-d. and have A better oppnrtunity fur
nitration. thin the majority of [shoring peo
ple in the city of New York. “(ht-tongue
of Mmlitinninm had only kopt lilvnce these
twenty year: pout. the number of ~‘uch fnm<
ilies would he tt-nfold as great. Funnticicm
at the North is nnn chief stmnbling-hlcx-k
in the wayofthn Gospel It the South. This
is one great grievance that prev-es today
upon the hearts of our Chriy-tian brethren
at the South. This. is a measure, explain:-
why such men an Dr. Tlmrnwull. of South
C‘l’Olintl. and Dr. Palmcr. of Now Orleans——
men whone genius and learning and pie! i
would “lam any State or station—me wily- i
ling to mode from the Union. They feel ‘l
that the influence of the Chrixtiw ministry ‘
is hindered. and their power to do good to ‘
both nuultyr Ind rlavo crippled. by the con- ‘
mm ugitotions of Ibolitioninm in our nu
tionnl councils. and the incessant turmoil ‘
excited by the unsciptunl dogma, that ‘
Ilsveholding is pin. .
(7b bu Gndnucd.)
unmmmm:
Tho following nddm to the people of
the United States, origixuting with Senator
Bigler Ind John Cochnue, of New York,
but boen signed by Mr. Crinunden tad my
ny other member: of Congress. The propo
sitions are those introduced into the Solute
by Mr. L‘riuenden. The object in toga: the
appl'ovd of \he people in order {hat the
posed Amendment: may be paged. -
93° of two thirds, u mindmenu when:
Yeu «runny is iuinuninent peril. The
fedenl Union I: in process of di-mlitiom;
Wilhou‘ Maid Comma do 'ttle to
ever! the impending 'ty. The Santa
Committee of Thirteen hm "period theit
mum, toeyeeuqmenyhm “lunat
ment between the ford: end South. The
Home Committeeof Thirty—unpehem n!-
rind Arno m conclusion. Item-
which“ -' -nfion‘:amo'u"
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willbotwoen the Ema-ma ml. .We
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that, with as little dehyuu poaibk. as» ,
our 'ud enton we m
x“:- ‘9“ fin he“ tell m curb.
done. whether-by public mac-tiny. m
tinna of debs-en. «- than): the knob
box. [if sedan can be had At all. :10 b 9 09
{active {must come prompfly, '11: Inch
form a to indicate unmishk‘iglyour rill
on the subject, so taun- Icpruonufiveu
in (‘nngrosn may go their wfionaypcar
diugly. Mon-while‘wo aim” endeavor to
maintain me government and pram-vs th
public I:43am. , r -
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No- 2.5.
CONCESSIOR AND 00130101.
Our nation has smrcely at miivefio
nilottod [period of human fife. and d y
it is writ ling in the throes of a woody: din
solution. One Hat has {Allen from our M
timmi galaxy. nnd has set in darkness.—
Fourteen others are making hate to follow.
What min-M power has dmturbai the hash
moniom motions of our plan-lay ayatoln
of States? The answer is upon every one’s
iips Ind it in the some everywhem—qlqrery.
But we Mk. has not this I. «iii-lurking
(‘it‘n‘lf‘llt existed ever since tbyogbirth of the
Rvpubiiv.’ Undoubtedly ithu. Whythen
him it become so violent, iflhue days,“
to thnatcn to overturn a ~ he ordinary
laws of gravitation, which havepo long llehl
mix-Government ingvther‘.’ Toeverythouizhi
_t'ul ohuervvr. the anon-r presents incl It
once. and it. is (his, the qumtion of slavery
has, to a great extvnt. [out its political Mg.
and has Msumml the gnrb of religions Tm“-
‘iuism. Fumutim. in the rulpihxmd out of
tit, have sourchedthe ho y scriptures. Ind
.diuturbod its blessed truths to prove that
{slavery is n crying sin. Tiieyiiare hem gri
i siduously striving to educate the Northern
‘ mind. into the hoiiot‘ thnt this sin of slavery
‘liko all other moral evils. must he cmxhed
' out. by mond suimion. ifpmmibie. by “Shorpe's
Rifle.” and gun-powder. if newsman-y.—
lit-nco. u crumde hm: boon commenced
' uguimt bllfl't‘ owners. which in meant to Be.
.and nucvsaariiy must be. monor or later 1113
reprvnibio. Ah, but my thew self nproiutr'
led philanthropists, we do not moan to mtg:
fore irith‘ din-wry where it now exists—:-
I’m-4ibiy not directly. but we my you :“O -
nmm to crush it out. imcaliso you have
, turnvd against it the mmt potent engine 0!
the prosont dny7pubfic GIN/H.071. 'mdtlpnva
hitched to tliucf‘enginc, the ungovemnblo
stoodx of n niioguidod religious fnnnticiup,
‘ that out-rivals the limos of "Peter the Heb
mit."
Tho mnuequencm of thick religion! «pod
of the slnvi-ry agitation, are mimitput. and
naturally flow from it. Fir-It, a settled de
termination tn violnto the Conntitutionnl w
quiru-ment whivh oninins all good citizens
to delin'r ripl runaway ulnvm. Second, 5
fixml illurponc that the soil of thof'roe Suites
slmuh not bé soiled by the font-prinmrg‘n
shire, in hid trmw‘l through than. Thi , n
pnwlvtcrminod and avowed design to pre
vnnt slavery from going into tho Territorial
of tho l'nitc-d Sl‘llOfi, hy the excrcit-e of all
the pm» on of the Govvmmvnt Against it.
Of this religious warfare again-t nlm‘fl’y.
the South has good right to complain: be
muse it renders slave property insecure.
nnd so dobuuche‘i tho nothcrn mind u to
render it incapable of either perceiving the
right. or doing it. Who madc- us keepers of
our brother‘s confidence? Tho slave own
vn my to the North, “let the blood of tho
slave-I be upon us. and upon our-_drildren."
“go you nnd wash your hands or lt—ond
you will bc clean.” Thisia mting the Inor
al guilt ot'xlarm’y. ifthero is rim-Just where
it is, and where ltihflnld be. and just when
the Bible puts it. “Every one Shall bejwdg
ed for thcllmfls done in M: can: Indy."
This n-liginus battle is waging between
the North and South, and oven the sacred
ta-mpln of Liberty iu dot-med an unholy
thing by tho fiat-co belligl-renta. j Whnt is
to be dnnn by [in of the North to save this
l'ninn .’ We admit it is worth saving.—
Thon wo mmt quit. this (lehuuching the
minds of the masses by inrectiveo 331115“
the imtituu’om of our brethren. and teach
thvm to look upon ‘0 slow owner as a civ
iliwd gentleman and nm M a. barbarian:—
We mixture to prvdict that if the northern
mind in turned into the oplmim direction
from that in which it is now rurining, that
we will won discover thot we are wrong and
that there are a! lay! two sided to these [)0-
litiml and moral qnmtiomc which we now
firmly believe have only 0‘: side. By-und.
by we will lit-gin to learn but it ll I pliln
oonulitutiunnl duty to surrender fugitin's
frnm lnbnr which no good citizen can no
glect. and yet retain his loyalty to the (lov
omment. ' «=1
Soon we will commence to realize that.
our Tamera meant something. whgn they
virtually dovlnred in the Constitution, that.
the citiu-n of a. fltutn, crossing hisown bar
derx into a neighboring State is still 3 cili
zen. and entitled to protection for his per
mnal pmu'rty. and realizing this. we will
understand that the right of transit of the
master with his ulnve through out-Common
wmlth i 1 about the same as the right of I
l'ennxyh-aninn to pass through Virginia.
with his horse. Shonly we will be mud
to find that our right to exclude Flare pro?
my frnm our .nntinnnl domain. hung I‘l
with the blood and trouure of the whole
count ry ,is not so axixfinalic}: truth as we thoughfi
it WIN.
Suvh on education of the northern mind
‘ as we have hinted It above would mm to
store the harmony of our system. We pg
l pose to try it at all events. As an hulg‘blo
? citlu‘n or the Keystone State we are wi mg
- to concede that .11 personal liberty bills
> shall he rn led, and that the fugitive slave
low lwfaitllglly executed. and that where
slaves are rescued by mobs that their mum
ters shall be paid their value, that t luau.
lcns shall enjoy the uninterrupted t p{
pM-uge through the free States with lm pm
perry, that t e luthority of the Gal-em
mem shall be ually dinded by a compro
misc, forever (lam-nus the encroachment;
of slnvory North of that line and le-ving it
to the inherent vitality of freedom to 001»
quc-r free States South of it. ‘ ‘
But our Republlcgn friends ul: uaagith
surprise. shall we surrendgr thejruiuofmr
great victory? By no means, there are the
offices, go fatten upon them. they ere the
spoils of victory. Shall we sun-ends; our
rincipk-u? By damn: if they are wrong.
Elle greatest victory of a victor u a triumph
over himself when he knows he is in error
and the noblest of tlljictoriu'il that of
justice over injustice. . :
But we no told the South will swept no
canoe-ions. You hove not tried them yet.
Hold out the olive branch uul if'fixey re
-9"” it the fault. is not yourm—(deuy
IM.
H‘A very smut friend of our; if: this
city. up one of the “Newark. H. 411 mm"
-e fluoroughigoin‘g Republic-n. ou' waking
the day after as action. requested”: wife
to look out of the window 9nd tell him how
the election had gone. “ 119' mu I
know 1" add the Indy. “ Watch the coun
tenance: of the puma-by in file 'ltroet."
said our Republican orator. “ind iffflno
Danna-nu wen-:1 face on; Ildo‘lnn %
sud tavern." Tmaflerw
cube windowforefewmnmeub. drill-ii!
toherhnsbeod: “I daft may!“ pu
ling byqu a little nigger. He'g' _' n 3;
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