PLAN FOR ABoLysHlNG SLAVERY.
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PLAN FOR ABOLgSHING SLAVERY.

 The following is the plan proposed by Hon. David Sears of Boston, in his letter to J. o. Adams, for the Abolition of Slavery:

 1. That Commissioners be appointed by the United States, and confirmed by the Senate, whose duty it shall be-under such conditions as Congress may detsrmine--to purchase and smaDcipate slaves-being women and childreh born prior tO 1850, and held bound to service by any citizen of the United States, within such States of this Union as have net yet abol. ished slavery; and that annual appropriations be made by Congress for this purpose.

 2. That from and after July, 1850. there shall be throughout the United States. nO hereditG- ry SlaueTy. But that on and after that date. every child born within the United States of America. their jurisdiction and Territories, shall be born free.