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"SLAvERY IN MARYLAED."-We have just seen publication made by Dr. R. s. Sleuart ofthis county on Slavery in Maryland" addressed to Jno. L. Carey, Esq the Baltimore American, and ur- ging that gentleman to. estabsh an Emancipation (Abolition?) paper2 in thaticity. The response of Mir Carey states thai inc "Staie Reform Conven- iion' about to assemble in Baltimore will doubt take up the slave question. and perhaps make some fna disposition of it favorable 10 the emancipators alias abolIionists. Now we should like to know by what authority Mr. Carey has so msrrpresented aud llbe He'd the movers in the present reform question: and of how large portion of the whig party of this Stale does he profess to speak the sentiments. We lltte thought month or so ago, when we called the attention oi the whig Shareholders of Maryland to the startling proposition made by ihe New ork lri- bune and several other prominent Whig papers of the Empire S.ate" that we should so the ed- llor of the leading Wing paper o our State treading so closely in their footsteps. That proposition was for the unIversal Whig party to dissolve their pres- ent organization and abandon their present party name and rally under the 'shag of Abolition-" The Baltimore Republican and Argus quoted the lang uage of the "Trbuoe" at the time, and also the severe s,rictures of the "CourIer and Enqulrer,' and we now ask them to have the kindness to re- publish them, in order that they may be brought 10 the view of every citizen of Maryland.

 No wonder that the publication of Doctor Steuart and the appi obatory response of Mir. Carey has cre ated great an excitement m this section ot our State-and no wonder that many abolItionists are proving about among us. like so many thieves in the nght nsligating slave population to runaway in organized bodies. when they are invited to do so by such publications as those of messrs Steuart and Carey. To talk of improving and beterlng the con- dition of the African race by means of either eman- cipaton or Abolition, is as superlaiye humbug as the talk of bettering the 'home mechanics and la- borers,' ty increasing the tariff taxes. In both moral, mena physical and social point of view, the slaves of Maryland are far above the free negroes as the Anglo Saxon race is above the lazy eeminae and degenerate Mexicans. There is with but few exceptions here and there-no such thing as actual and poshfve negro slavery in Maryland. It is only non,inaH They enjoy every thing Of freedom but the name, whilst thousands of our white aborers, under the tyranny and sxapions Of our chartered manuac'