- LITcHF1ELD, CcoNr.) T44UKkDAY, DECEMBER sO l847
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In fact | have no doubt that 1T the good people of Ohio were but half as free from this injustice and cruel prejudice, as those whom have now the honor to repre- sent. our Black laws would snon be repealed.- And after this, if any of you see man with this prejudice against color '' Aiicking out" trust that you will be ready to feel what ] pity it IS that such a man should not have in this respect, half the decency of common swine.

 have now only que or two petitions to present, before come 10 read the award of premiums. The first is, that every man whokeePs hogs willkeepthem we'll, and keep them up! By neslecting these things, it happens that pigs are often found in somc- body'scorn field, CT potato patch. and in consequence, all The dogs and boys that can be started are mustered for the chase. the boys throwing stones and clubs, ana the dogs making "terribly free with ears." Now, it is submitted whether good nor ais amoae swine, as among men, would not be better secured, if, instead of adopting cruel and hrutish m assures, every one was provided with home of his owr and plenty to eat. a~

 The second petition interests -manki nd as much as the swine themselves. IL is to the effect, that when the time comes for hogs to lay down their lives, they may do it as qu- e,ly as possible, without dogging or running. By attending 10 this request you nh only avoid givin unnecessary pa,n, which is duly we owe to all animals. but il will save the world from aa annoyance. of great many di$cordant sounds. and your pork will be more wholesome for food, and save better in your barrels.

 The committee award the first premium of two dollars, for the best boar, to William H Plump of Oberlin - and the second pre- mium. of one dollar, to John Chamberlain uf RiGgevile. -.t

 a NORTON S. TOWNSEND.

 Chairman.