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SIR. STAMPS sPEEcH u to-day's paper
the reader win end The able, sarcastic, and
whitening speech Of AIr. Stanly, Of North Car
DINA, III answer to the anti-slaYerys bully Dun-
car, 81 Ohio, The great defender of Mr.. Van
Buren and his pure administration. The Van
Buren, locofoco presses are holding up this no-
torious Duncan as a great man, leader in the
House Of Representatives, q Norrhern man
seith Southern principles Z and as friend of
slavery and Southern institutions. We are
inclined 70 think that the reader, after atten-
lively peruEng Mr. stanly's speech, win be-
come convinced how much claim this Duncan
can present 70 entitle him to these distinctions.
His answer to the lst and ID inteFrogatories Of
the Cincinnati abolitionists. which he gave on
the floor Of the House. IS sufficient evidence Of
his abolitionisIn. We extract the questions
as they were propoundeds and the answers Civ
en- IN the House


aQuestion 1st-Do you believe that Con-
press should maintain, unabridged. the right Of
the People to petition for the abolition ofslaye-
~ and the slave trade IN the District Of Co
lumbIa q


(Here Mr. Duncan, who was standing IN
front AIr. Stanly, answered 81 DO.''1


Question % Are you opposed to the ad-
mission Of any new state into the Federal I'm
ion whose constitution tolerates slavery e.


chr. Stanly read this question, and Mr.. Dun
can was near him, and answered | AMI


Win not these confessions close the mouths
of those locoioco prints who asser. that Dun.
can IS a friend Of slavery bacause he voted fol
Athertons resolutions