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RUNAWAY SIAvEs.-We believe that there's in
this city secret organization, whose plans
tended throughout the Southern States and whose
object is TO entce away and assist runaway slaves.
Members of this organization have travelled TO the
South, and there, In disguise, have assisted inentc
ing negroes from their masters, and forwarding
them to this city, where they have been received
and sent to Canada by the organization of which
we speak


Is very strange that in this age flight these mad
pseudo reiomers so blind to their own interests,
even, and the cause which they profess to have so
much at heart, to think OF eiiecting an yhng in
this manner Whatever opinions may exist upon
the subject of slavery in the abstract, are conf
dent that the right of property granted the South
will be sustained by the whole country.


Several cases have of late occurred where aboli-
toaists travelling in the Southern States, have sue
ceeded entlcing negroes from the r masters, and
have themselves been discovered, arrested, tried and
punished as they deserve. Witness the case of
Torrey, now confined in Baltimore, for this very act;
OF Thompson, Work and Burr, in Missouri; and
others In various parts OF the South. These cases
should prove as warnings to the mad-cap abolition
lists, at least TO keep their operations within the
compass OF the law