THE RIGHTS OF ALI.

New ork, Friday August, ID 1929.


BARBARISM IN AMERICA.
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passed an act, certainly not law, by which
the coloured population were reqnired IN
dlvldually, to give Bonds, and | think
freehold security, to the amount of 500
Dollars for their good behaviour, and as
an indemnity in case of their becoming
an expense to the PUBLICAN act un-
paralleled for illegality and barbarism
in the history of the world. Certainly lis
cruel authors never could have seen the
Declaration of independence Ior the
Constitution of the United States or thew
would have perceived it equally illegal to
nave made such demands on the coIoured
settlers, as it would be on the whites
But at this we are not so much astonished
ONO was originally settled by the litter
ate lower class from the New England
states The subject of surprlze is that
al THIS advanced period of that states
history, and in this enlightened age of
The world, when principles of hberality
ana humanity are pervading and charac-
terlzlng every nation, the Supreme Court,
snail say of that enlightened state,
declare the law tact, for there is no
law in it) constitutional | appeal to
the statesman, the christian, and TO the
common sense of the public, and ask
for the legality the humanity or even
common sense manifested in such bar
barous policy? There is not the least
tincture ofBackstone, Paley, Moses or OF
Christ, in snch declslon-surely the
dark ages of heathenism are returning al
least, to Ohio. But here comes the
sequel.-1HE POWERS that be, complete
the human tragedy, by ordering the col
CURED population forthwith to leave the
state In thirty days, or comply individually
with this abominable 500 dollar bond act
which is utterly impossible, and which
must have been intended as an impossi-
bic requisition. PHARoAH like, make
br'cE, '0'thom stra,o!!! We will give our
readers the whole history, as handed to
us, by the liberal minded Editor of the
Cincinnati Emporium who says, the
only remedy afforded is to colonlze them
in their mother country-And why not
send the Editor and the Authorities to
their mother country, England, France,
Ireland, Turkey, Algiers or Arabia, as
may be, would there not be equal Justice
in it?


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