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We e,trqc, the following from the n. \. Her.
aid, and are glad TO sec that tho cdous measure IS
losing ground so fast, even among lis orsna'
projectors. CO..


Riga. Of fSearcG.-.-'Thn irritating surveillance
Of The hich seas; whicN has Frosoj OF late an
endless source Of annoyance 20 American shipping
is virtually n,an end. The commission when
has been appointed on the part OF the English ana
French Cabinets to modify the evil, may throW
dus, in the ewes Of Exeter Hall saints, bui IL WHY
assuredly deceive no one else. For all prac''c"'
purI oses the power IS gone. Public OPINION III
France is so potent against the PnnciPe' !h"' ho
ministry can Withstand it, and some OF the ino''
clear.headed Of English statesmen tank 'ha'
not only docs this obnoxious right oil search con
s,nutly keep US on the confines OF COLLISION VIVA
the United States but that so far from mitigating
the horrors Of the slave-trade. It has actually IN
creased it. Lord Howick, whose talents as a G"'
batter and keeuness as politician place HIM lore
most among Inc maslersplrts OF the BRITISH SEN
ate, has unequivocalIy given vent 10 his belle! shas
the rirh, of search might be abolished with advan'
IN % 10 the African and to England. Public men
in ENGLAND, oyer.raIing the power Of tho SAINTS
NJ Iglss; cIamor Ihey hn ra nnIst"I'"" 70" rSr"'~ "
ing, have gone bey yond their marx ID carry'"g ou'
measures fer the suppression OF Inc s'a'e.'''ue'


Admitting the purity Of the motives whlch ac'""!e
those who oppose tie traffic IN human N'h'' II y
somewh hat ungrlcious for us 10 DC always at''"-
on the .hoiiUr than thou assumption an1 en-
deayoring to force our nOsrums down !he !hroa's
Of ma lions as potent and righteous as oIrSeNes'
Unfortunately. the necessities Of the present Con
seryatiye Government obliged them TO carry u Inc
deusion which IN opposition they resisted. "t
propretors themselves or their connoNIohs) o'
West India property, the Tory party, "hPh t"'
Negro Emancipation Act passed, aud the D'aCNs
it was found, would not work, when pro4ucNoha
of the Colonies fell off, and the estates Iecame al
most worthless in the market,-caIed ed out Iust'I
for protection against the competition OF siaFe pro
dure. The debates in the House OF Commons
during the las, week on the Sugar question, $40"
that the pocket is the primary cause OF the oucF!
| in that quarter. The slavery question IS t"u
tainted with selishness on the one hant. nnd NOR
! bid religious sympathy on the other. But all !ht


world is no. mad if weHTe. The French naHo'


have long seen through the deIuson; they see u


The greatest consumers on the Garth Of s.ave'gro"
cotton and tobacco, while We make such pothe


about suppressing the traffic IN Sia'es' Hence


forth: nations, like individuals, will be pernil'Ie


on tins question to entertain the'f own |'o"' Il"


act upon them. And one thing is perfectly cIea
from all that we see passing around us-irom III
growing return to reason on the part OF 1h'S cooi


trv. and from the strong opinion which PreTaI''


France that the right of search. atera long lf
al, has been found failure. and is IN TACT al


end. We are far from being the admirers or eve
the abe,ors of slavery. but knowing that an IT


ioa %th hs" hs q nsaHIDGPsaS sHDsaS, mas U"E


u -.--,.-- -, .,i innlnrnnS iermI nutlO
feeling, we are sure, in which we shall be jOlnt


by NUN bers of our transatlantic friends.