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VOLUME VII.—NO. 41. 


WS**tT, - I j| ' .— - - 

„ ths r^h«Ms' :ll in D! I^ ly | alliance8 - « f ™” •““-Chris'i” j*" "T* * '!L' CT P abli ‘ hed i0 ,h * Aib *"r P»iri 0l 

AMERICAN A. S. SOCIETY' j' ° T ’ ZJ'Z TwZZ 

- »sa«ttSaS35S “r 5 --—sw# 

11 'im. holders aa Christians therahv mab; n ,P^ ® slave- is 10 be ns eff« - . - . 

- j par! of said bulwark • 1" ) _t. k g thernselres a I 

IfDNEY HOWARD 


Without Concealment.WltMf'Cwpr**Lse, 

NEW-YORK, THURSDAY,4AKCH 11, 1847. 


WHOLE NUMBER 353. 


■ Patriot! ibeir opposirfon to free diseosaon, efformo aoppress j eery—creates tod keeps aliee the sparit of Slarery. Still, Liberty party claims to be the embodiment of 
’ the truth, stxl eery gre»l eeosilireness when the and the Liberty party, io sustaining that bulwark, all troe Anri-6lareiy, while it repudiates Church 
i truth it Altered, wHcb conflicts with ibeir party. J it condemned aa not Anli-Slarery, by the practical Anti-Slarery reform. 
n m tTbiaia a sign of something rotten in Deamark. No application of its own principle, by which it coo- The amendment and resolution was laid on the 
is, what j honest mao, or body ef men, will erer assume a po- demos those who rote for Slarery. Then the Li- table by a Liberty party rote. The meeting ad- 
partieo- Li,*,,, a,d rnaietaio it at the expense of truth. Thejbeny party, in sustaining the American Church, joorned. 








































































































































































































































































































































































































































Bwabter : 
III IlluMuiJIU UtLl 


JtusceUana. 

TOUSSAINT: 

AN HISTORICAL ROMANCE 


bleanin gs from F oreign Papers, 


1 field of i heir la- 
udiences composed 
ioeral became the 
mse assemblies of 
ey spoke, and the 
d by iheir energe- 

lion, and deeming 
to the women of 
clergy of Massa¬ 
ged ‘TheGen- 
tiosi them, in the 
he aposile Paul, 

They defended 
d Sarah Grimbe 
of letters on the 
of the Sexes,” j 
ailed, in America, J 
” and which has < 
P with the eman- ' 


idemning and re- 
the Abolitionists 
them God speed i 
of women being 
en. The clergy 
sued to show the 
of women, and 
get the manage- 
heir own hands, 
is in May, 1839 
ti-SIavery Socie-’ 
denying that fe- 
pert in the pm- 


r ‘ ATTKMPTEDSAr.e The Pope preached a sermon on the 13 d 

'• AT SttEFFiELE. -The inmn If r ST ^' BLIC Auction m , ! h , e church of St. Andrea della Vail 
i- now attained so nnenviiht " ° Sheffield, which has Whlc 1 P ro(l "ced the deepest emotion on tn 
d seal of crime or the deenJ, D0l0riel 5 r as being ,h e ¥■ J h was 'he first lime, during 'he last t 
e week added another ,„,r^ es ®agmtude, has 8 this d , red years, that a Sovereign Pontiff had 
e r / 1 : 'he Pubnc an , d end n er D ofa al °?V“ tb ' ^ “ addre88 ,be l ' !p ^ 

' waswendmg^;^ 0 ;' M ^. h j- Mr ' Tb °ma. Tdford Campbell, son of 

a large concou “7 'he Town Hall, he obser^'i d ' s ""g"ished poet, was held to bail last we 
? Corn'Exchange near fh" 0 " 8 t harr ’' in * '“Wards Urn l M . Brlhor »ngh Police Office, for assaulting 

r '«g, his Worship asee ^^marhel. Oninquir! g "‘ His conduct was very eccentric. 

: oTS’r 8 ^r?h:tJrad,w jecl ° f iba >" » letter to thTjS^Wr. K. H, 
? band. He accn j S<dd . at P ub l' c auction bv hTT'i . 6 °j Heliers claims the merit ol ha*' 
, and sent n 0 lice ,D8ly .' Tent the PoLe n® 8 ' “, dop,ed ,he P'»" of producing unconscou 
■ all 'he pa P rt s %“ nMabl V> Voo| ho«ae ,o annreb® 6 ! “V '"halation of vapoirs, and of having sof 

; ^.p^-ri^'-^oojh^tr l d surglcal operalio ° 8 w " hHUI giving pai " 

per Pi oL""*£*' s^Ve 'a™** a " d agehts ™ THE STANDiED 

1 acquaintance, or "brother'" aS '. hen gD " e ‘o U fe*ch S a°n Cvrus M - Eurleiqh, Plainfield, Ct 

da y. Thev lived unT e Ve t mon 'h s last Christ ® Howland, Sherwood’s Corners, Cayng 

once had him uo bef„i ap .?' l!, ,i 0 g e 'her,-snd sK® 8 ; L Stone > 0 berl| n. Ohio, 
liking pj oaj 8 Mf S ' C p hadfe^^iU-ltetng despHoiit^N^J'ListCcorjbians co Oh 

house. The hi l P !' ers ' who lodged s rdl " ar y , K ‘ G ' T «°* A *. Marlboroueh, Stark co Ohio 


liking to one Mr h . d' bad »«*eit an\\, r r,ll ;“» ,n « l ES ° B Holmk s ,N,. w Lisbon, C 
house. The hi <■ Pe,er8 - who lodl"a ra ? rd '"ary r K - 6. Thomas, Marlboroueh, 
to take hie rc busb and had that „ dg ? d '" ‘he same hil ' c h**n, Short Creek, Hat 
'h mart, Vrl 688 •»■ i brea '*"™ d Springfield, Mi 

'here by h' k Sbe had, therefor! d ,0 be sold in dAMES A -Buaa, Ludlowville, 
fc_.\* D 3 r her husband ,or ?> consented m he tJ Robert C. Marsoa,, Hi™ ’ 


I „ . 'ad, therefore 10 be eold in 0 88 A ’ Ludlowville, N Y 

know X! husband and anmh’. n * enled 10 he led v” BE * T c - Makshall, Hiram, Potagc e-uaf 
however h y °" e Wo «' d DUmh" T"' buI did no, £ l “ NT "' K Nicholson Harre^ure, Warrenc 
be Told beeo ,old hy her be, ‘ Sl >e had c *ontr, Buffalo, N Y 

man li° a m an she did „ “J' band tba ' «he was to n aa i W - Brideewaier, Mass. 

man ' Wb ° was under twemv„ n0W ' Tbe Poor "o! w"? K ' Co “a. John,on’s Creek. Niagara co 
"'y-one years of a„e wim ” ,EUA « R Buss, Worcester,Mass. 

SC. wept A. H. Biqklow. Concord. Mass 













































