No. 40, wnOIE No. eee
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I 4 ~ Rd,Ssasss foS aa Osiuer. ~-rbs sSilos,;n

 petition has been presented to the Massaehasests

 I6gsiature Of Sourss the petitioners did not con-

 template the Possbiity q thsirp being grant. ed. As a mesnas however, of showing howabs

 the conduct of onth Carolina is. surin; dOcumert

 isvery oppOatune. and viii place shesnBjsct h its

 true light before many minds that conld not other,

 wise be reached. Viewed in this lightsit.is unex- |ceptionable. and probably few would aes t many other. sss .ta

 zoIae !1o..erpetes fse Senate. s'd' EaoHss ses A resenf0ttDes, &c. cf .MGssachusetts--- Y

 Hnmbly show the undersigned cifizens of fsrofnn m sad Commonweasth. that, certain wicked pert sons, coming from States in this Union. where tho

 abominable sin of Slavery is not only tolerated bt

 chefehed as one of their dearest institutions and aspecialy from the State Of South Carolinas S,ats

 rednced tp the lowest point of moral ifsnot intef lectual. degTadation, byihe; constant and unres

 strained intercourse witha class of beingseonsiFL cred by them as bfutcs-have long been saccustonas ed to come and reside in this Commonwealth. and l by their demoralizng sentiments and doctrines have exerted a most pernicious influence uponSthe morals of our citizenss~-we therefore, pray your honorable bodies that, as ass police regulations as law mayhe enacted, with suitable penalties, feqpi.s ring alt persons coming from any State in the bns

 

 deemed to be citizens. to give bonds. with suffis cient surety, in areasonahle sum, for their good behavior while they shall reside in this Cpmmons wealth.g N ssvtssss.ss f. sr,asg3s fr s Ssss.. February Sd, ls45.s.a ststsssFls s'tfsS9 hss a d seaitskas sesTa H f--.---~ A4s- tsssssSgsi a4 si ~ stgstFfast shel Aafionai Hsfefiigeacey. ,sasea ouR FoREser REnAT4oNs.--We are airaid' that the general sense of fe Nation is not sufficiently awae 10 the critical position in which our co,i,tr

 E likely to be placed by the action of the ExecG4 tive upon our foreign relations, and by the partial concurrence of the House of Representatives X, one branch of its projects and the action of that body. even surpassng the Executive recommendations, in regasA 10 another s5stsv 3sssAS Aif9 978T' In speech on Monday made by MT, Adams. s, the spur of the moment, but in which he was ied than he intended. Mr Adams took occasior' to si. lude to the present posture ofthe Oregon question: and 10 the possible consequences of the biIio tfa subject which has passed the House, shouldn't fi,g pen into law Tife direct effect of such law he said would be tobring us into collision with Great Brita.n and to cause just apprehension of our be.i ing ultimately involved thereby in war yiththat Power. s aY7sa tas. @at@G A53 ret8@ sss9 f 3""si

 Ailuding fo ruuor sbicl, had reached him ofl the purpose oi the AdminisfatioD, in the event of the passage of the Oregon bill to propose to add at once i've regiments of infantry to the present Milf. tary Establishment, Mr "A. intimated that .houey CT necessary or proper such measure might he n such acontingepcy. it was nothing in comparison to the extent of military which it might DeeDme necessery to make ir co',seq!ence of the gol question which inc House of Reyfesenfafiyesf had on its part alfeady c0untetianced. 'Es

 Refefrng to the speculatohs which had been. .ins duiged n as tn supposed design of Great Britain to acquire tne Island of Cuba by negociatpn yitl, Spain to which lie said we should, by our airext alton of Texas, lose all right to take execution on general principles-wih what pro,abilfv cf s,,r.is cess should we undertake by force to prevent hev acquisition of that sand or wrest it from her hands when aeqglred. considering the N qtsE ,,se sv feir account with an expenditure of faFtY millions of dollars year for that branch ot the pno.

 c service alone, and, il actually engnged N Mat he ,saced. uf sosrhaps twice that annual amcunt 5o i y isss fG.g 2a n easy so os ra,ssa ,sar as rot to be conrted, as, by the leyity with n which # had been spoken of, some gentlemen seemed to think 1t should be. N s,3 & W

 AFIoAriro TIHEx Among the new pha- ses of Yankee ingenuity, says the New York Ey- y-ssb happy ir conceit. and nsginai inidea. At the foot of spring street. on the North River, large steam. boat is at present undergoing Transformation to theatre-a floating theatre with galleries, boxess pit. scenes and machinery, as well as with commo- This Aotui0 dyanafca Is fo De ready in the early s,rr5er. to sail np the river and to apluse thepeo ple or the interiof whose residences lie upon the banks of the IIudson and so on is, the line of canal, and perhaps to the gfapd lakes The concern ist proceed wis printing press and coapositor for the printing of tie bills theplay What shall we hear of next! ..r s5 ss .Noble .acss@ Goo. Dviggs Some time in the carly part of last Fall, poor unfortunate nan, slave to appetite, was arrested for using profane language before the Justice, and of course Timed and in default of which he was to be incar. fcerated sixty days intfe House of Correction. Not

 efed release by paying the costs and giving secur-

 ty for good behaviour for three months in the sum | of sIo6a He flew around among those who had < made him drunk, and had been the cause of his lmsfortunes, but their hearts were steel. With the E. Jugo before his cyes, family of wife and chil. dren depending on him. be mel the Governor, and I telling him his complaints and wants, he in the true spirit Of Washingtonian kindness signed the Ibonds with the unfortunate slan--sayed him from lprisot restored him to his family and we have not l heard of his using the sscrttuf" since. Go the Union over and you cannot find another instance of State becoming surety for man in that eop- Idtion. Such Governors are scafce,l but Masspchh-

 sets has the honor possessing such iass \ ssThe, ,debatcson the Texaas question is ealing sEfoffsS some startling flights Of eioquence Mr. IsBrown Loc0foc0 Crator from Indiana, made Ia \ speech on Wedneslay, Warming into his subjerts The woupdsup his remarks thus Extend the ay.r.a

 of Freedom sir.r-ftl Plant, sirr-r, the sfars and

 stripes along the emindtsOns of the .4ndtrs sir.r-

 yes sir.r.r. even upon the ssosc inSestiga wid of PstigOntfs- s s,ssg. ssxstssg M l This Mr. Brown. we believe. .'iy frst cousin to ' the man, who describing bease sNhich hs was 4 sf have employed, said he aa man who has sfed many ne s to crucf for