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DISCUSSION on SLAvEgY.-There is an evident
impulse in Kentucky ie discuss those questions con-
necied with the subject of slavery The Frankfort
Commonwealth says: The indications are mani
fes; iha; the friends and opponents of gradual pros
pective emancipation desire TO discuss the merits of
the subject before the country through the press
We know no good reason why the discussion
should not proceed. There are many good, honest,
conscientious, and patriotic citizens on both sides
Of the euesrions