BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
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EY THE GAG LAW proposed for adoption in the
Kentucky Legislature and designed to reach Mr Clays
True American has los its sting, as We learn by the
following letter from Frankfort to the Louisville Journal!


IL have learned that in Committee 81 the Whole in
the Senate they have struck Objectionable section
Of the bill in relation to slaves and that amendment
offered BY Mr. Helm, has been will De agreed TO-
this effect Thatif any person shall hereafter wllully
and maciousy excite or shall wilfuy and maliciously
attempt to excite any slave within this Commonwealth
10 insur!econ rebellion against the laws OF this State
against the lawful authority of his by the pub


cstion OF any newspaper hand bill circular or by other
means he shall be liable certain ine, &c ItEppears
20 me that this amendment makes the bill altogether
Objectionable 1t does 10 trammei the liberty
of the press and il furnishes legal remedy far OF
fence which would otherwise be without any other
edy but the Illegal action Of the people