1lIE CREEKS.
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Great excr,ions are making by the Clergy, the
Press the Theatres and Ball parties, and by pii-
vatc individuals, in many parts of this country,
to relieve tire Cracks from their suiferngs, incl
dent to a nation struggling for political liberty.
We know not whether the bondage Of the
Greeks in Turkey, has been Of a more cruel and
degrading character than that Of the American
slaves But il it has been half as much SO, their
situation might well excite the sympathy OF eve
ry philanthrophic mind


hut in the meantime, it is hoped, that this hea.
W Grecian draft may not exhaust the fund OF
American humanity, till the deeply suffered and
tyrannicaly degraded slave population of this
country of unequal rights, is relieved. The
Greeks have suffered a political bondage. The
slaves of this land of political freedom, suffer II
political, physical, transferable and inerminable
bondage. JUSTICE.