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will say whar they please Of you, and you will
have no power to answer, but will become
more than ever the victims of ptejudice and
oppression.


Our population is now nearly three millions.
One million oil US are ffeemen. How disgrace
tul then would 1t be, If his periodical, devoted
exclusively to our interests, and published at
the low rate Of two dollars per annum should
fail for the want Of support? We feel war
ranted to say, that it has been already exten-
sively useful In elevatng the character, en-
tightening the mind, and imi rowing me COLI
dltlon of our people, and We anticipate an In
crease OF its usefulness, under The direction OF
the present udicious and public sprHed e
ditor.


But much more liberal patronage Than 1t
has hitherto received, is necessary TO sustain
it. 1t was the want of this, which Obliged The
editor Of the Freedoms Journal to relinqulsh
his work. lie was loser, no. gamer by his
labours. The editor Of the "RIGHrs OF ALL,
has also been great looser By every number
he has published.


This paper was not undertaken by him for
his Individual benefit, but for urgenrral good,
and to that he is willing to sacrifice his time
and his labour. But to expect him also 10 sui-
fer pecunlary loss, is too much. He has pro
missed to issue the paper monthly, for year,
though it should be at his own expence. But
then unless you come forward and contribute
TO its support, it must stop. Will you suffer
this We hope not. but that you will render
il such aid, as will enable the editor to publish
it at least weekly, and will secure its cohtinu-
ance down to posterity.


Signed in behalf Of the Stockholders.


THOMAS L, JENNINGS. Chairman.


P. WILLIAMS, Secretary.


August 1lth, 1929.