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- CASSIUS NJ. CLAY will address Ne"
York audience for the frs, time this evening on
sobjec, Of Human Bondage It's character ana evns'
IN. prospects and the means of its overthrow lhe
hare announcement should suffice TO hi the spa
o,ouu Tabernacle 10 oyeraowing. The speaker IS
ono ,ybose name will be indissouby connectedwith
IN. bis,ory of our Age long after Mankind shall
have cessed 10 know or care who was President or
chief Orator in our day. Mr.. Clay is yet young
man. but has lived long enough 10 discern the tia-
grant wrong of holding Men and Women as chat
tells and selling them as merchandise-and not
merely to perceive bat TO renounce il. In thus
stepping forth from among his neighbors and KIN
dred leaving eminent Statesmen and venerable Doc
tors of Divinity behind him, and acting thoroughly
in accordance with his convictions he has divested
h;ms.lf of much which the Law declared his Prop
erty and subjected him to obloquy, persecution,
rnob.violence and imminent danger of bloody
death Pos,erity will recognize him as one Of the
trDe Heroes of our Century, and honor him accord
ingly.


Mr.. Clay is hardly graceful speaker, bu, be has
the eloquence Of Earnes,ness and Truth-of JUS
tice and Humanity. Who will not hear and heed
him


The attendance of Ladies is OF course solicited
and expected-as the audience will be entirely seat
ed-and quiet