Negro Steaiers.
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TIE Birney paper at Boston can see no fitness


in the inquiry in,1Delia We5stor'S guilt or iEino-
cence Of The act laid to her charge, and esteems
i. base and servile in Norihern papsrs TO c-nvass
The mater. We dissent altogether from This view
No matter how wrong Slavery may be, those who
sneak into Slave Ststes to inztigate and ala ne
graes to run away from taeir masters appear to
us guilty OF extreme baseasss. Their eveFy act,
every hour, while 50 so.employed, is full Of deceit
aud treachery Ii they dislike Slavery, let them
keep away from it, or 90 ,nanfulIy in open day
into its douioions, and say, Your hws are 4
nlockery and sin against God-I defy and re-
ouaia,e them :" Butto go peacefully and qpieiiy
into Slave State, or any State, impii'a and de-
nanas acquescence, for the time being, in the
laws OF that State and the people receive and
.rast you as disposed 70 let them ainc while
among them, whatever your opinions. II you
gi,lste the mutual faith clearly implied in your
own act, you deserve Eeprehens.on This view
appears to b. taken by Dr.. Brisbane, leading
Aboiitionis,. who in his Christian Politician
(Cincianeti) thua speaks


MISS DELLA HEBSTER.-fltdG the t'iu7l-S va
Miss Websl.s's trial, on the 'hrd page, aod com
pare it with her letter 10 her Pastor IL will teach
Aboionists 10 be more sparins oi their comn,en-
datons hereafter, until they acqu5ried With ihe
character of those for ":;c:n expressions OF sJmPa-
thy are published No one mas claims 10 the pscu-
liar sympathy OF AbOlionlsts who s not open, can
did, truthful and honest. cannot, from all have
seen and heard of Miss Webster and her colleague
Mr.. Fairbanks. come TO any other conclusion i!inn
that thry are unworthy the rsspect OF hCGesL-heaJied
hbolitouiste. can honor Inc VINO, bra7ing he
danger, assists slave escape from the oppregscfs
grasp, however may differ wit! MIN 10 the pre-:
priely of&ny specific ac: but perfectly despiee al
deception, and | have no respect for the man or
woman vino will pretend one ;hing while doing
another. And if had reason 10 believe that FAR
bnnks aud Miss Webster true representatives
OF Abolitionism, should repudiate the name forth
with. But, thank God, IN oil my intercourse with
Aboliiionisis have found them as candid, sincere
and honorable class of men and women 10
be found in any society whatever.