After we had put TO press, The first side ol
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After we dput TO press, he first side of
the Rights of All:". we received our
exchange papers, containing the following
pleasing information respecting our afflicted
friends in Ohio We were both delighted ana
as;onished 10 fin' that their minds had been so
compleel. led into the very channel that we
had directed them, IN our remarks page 29.-
Es4he co incidence is striking, and were we dis
posed to be superstitious, we should think
there was some supernatural agency in the
work.


However, the establishment oil an American
Liberia. and under the British Government too,
is TO me subject Of no small moment. IIcer
tain sections Of our country are SO cruel, and
so unrighteous to thel" own, already too much
afflicted cltizene-and if the general govern
ment, will see with indifference the rights Of
any part Of her citizens SO trampled upon, as
in the case OF the coloured people of Cincin
natl, see no reason why, the injured party
should not in disgust, forsake the land of their
birth and nativity, and give their strength and
influence to more righteous, power.


The conduct Of the authorities to the colour
ed people Of OHIO, forms blot in the history
of our country, that would have stamped with
everlasting lnfamy and disgrace the most bar
barious nation Of the dark ases-t wish YET TO
obtain the names OF all in authority, who have
taken any part in this abonlinablA business,
that | may write them ndelibly, and
hand ther1 down to the latest generations.


Another subject Of surprise to us, is, that so
many Of our northern and eastern editors
should insert the decision of the Supreme
Court of Ohio, without any structures on It's
cruel ilegality. We should have expected
It's inhumanity would have extorted from their
feelings and pens, sentiments of disgust and
astonishment, and more especially, that Its IL
legality would have enlisted their fears and re-
monstrances. 1t is no small thing, officially to
trine with the guarantees Of our excellent con
stitution. There never was time IN when
our country was so strongly threatened with
internal national feuds. Every body of men
possessing the least political power, seem to
plide themselves in inlringements on the rights
Of the.general government. If the proper au-
thorities do not check this evil disposition,
~hile in embryo we soon shall have "a indie
pendant Republicks or petty Kingdoms


