to make the following inquiries.


COLOURED PEOP! Il IN OHIO.
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latn2 the settlement of cOloured people
among us, is constitutional. In conse-
quence of that decision, the Trustees of
this township have notified them, that they
must leave in thirty days, or the law,
which requires that rhey shalt individual
| ly give bonds to the amount OF $500
will be put in force against them. They,
10 their turn, have assembled, to the am
mount of two thousand as they have re-
presented, and chosen the delegates, to
make arrangements for their final remov-
al, and ask for three months to effect that
object We think their request reasona-
BILE, and that it ought to be granted. We
consider this class of people as a serious
evi! among ms; but this evil has been
brought upon US by the whites, with great
injustice to them the only remedy afford
ed is, to colonize them in their mother
country. Now is the time for Colonial
ton Societies to be up and doing. p
Emporium.


Are there no christians, no philanthropists
no patriots nor ambassadors Of Jesus
Christ in Ohio ? if so why then do they not
identify themselves with the oppressed peo-
pie of that state, and make humanity com-
mon cause? Why do they not lift up their
voice from one end Of the commonwealth
to the other, and denounce such injustice
and cruelty why are not the unrighteous
Authorities who have in this shameful
manner violated their trust, and disgraced
their constituents, arraigned before the
Bar of the people, and consigned to ever
lasting obscurity.


If the principles of our Union, by
which life and the possession of property,
are, and should be, secured to every
individual, are suffered to be so shameful
ly and SO unconstitutionally invaded, |
tremhle for our happy Republic Our
extended Union, exalted happiness, and
boasted strength, will very soon be, but
as so many spider webs.-We shall soon
have nation rising up against nation, in
our midst. One unchecked violation
OF law, and of right, especially when
done officially, leads to another
crime is productive of crime, nntil the
perpetrator who has exausted himself in
tyrannlzlng over others, becomes his own
tyrant, and in this way the capturer be-
comes captured The torturer is never
permitted for long time to exult over
the tortured. The powers that be are of
God, and ne givetA them to whom soever
ne w'il-hlstory informs us that invariably
when nation became intoxicated, abused