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The vexed question Of slavery introduced into the
old school Presbyterian Assembly again Tuesday atcr
noon by resolution being offered declaring that the
ton Of that body in ls4s rcscnd pre-
vous action. very sensible speech delivered by
the Rev. Dr. Lindsey Of Nashville Tennessee. in which
he deprecated the efforts making by the abclionists as
having tendency draw still closer the bonds of the
slave He conended that had it not been for the embi
tered denunciations of the abolionists clause would
have been long since inserted in the constitution of Ten
nessce providing Tor the gradual extinction OF slavery
and this desirable would have progressed
far towards its accomplishment Many years ago, when
he went from New Jersey his native State to reside in
introduced him to a negro man, fne-looking fellow,
who happcUed to be in conversation with him. Upon
: S. the
necessary he should pay the man some little attention
he was entitled to vote and could command at least
eighty others. Mark the difference now, urged the
speaker The free coored population have been entirely
deprived Of the elective franchise and many other stin
gent measures have since been adopted towards the
ed but for the arbitrary dictaons Of the aboonsts.
He asked very pcrtnenty they were sincere in their
benevolent ideas respecting the extinction Of slavery,
why did not the orators upon the subject put their
into their pockets and state how much they would give
towards manumitting all the slaves Of the South Z
Their philanthropy, he thought, would not carry
vorng, by fsnatical speeches. to force tho South into


measure. the whole burden Of hich would fall upon
with each in expending their upon At the
cusion Of Dr. Lndsleys remarks the previous question


James L. Pine Of Muliiss HILL n j.. on Tuesday com.
planned Of having been robbed of $l6lS spruce
street wharf by man whom he stopped for the pur-
pose Of enquirng about vessel he desired to
to take goods home from the city The robber s said to
have fred apisto at Mr. Pne the ball from which pas
sed through his coat No trace has yet been discovered
of the man money. Some persons disbeeve the
whole story and think there was robbery init.
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