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: and anon 100, pious D. DIS. would remf3us
how goo ST. Paul had apprehended the s1ay
Onesimus and sen, him home to Phlen = Iis


master.


This is but glimpse at the real state 4 u'


affairs prior 10 the anti slavery organizt&


Garrison Lundy, Tappan and others, lhk yra'


excellent men of the earth. 40


rfior TO that period our venerable AMI, eyes'
beloved friend, Isaac 7. Hopper, ESQ. 9Th
broad brimmed beaver, end strait garmeo Nj,
mixture, was the embodiment, if indeed .,
nol no, lhe whole anti-sIavery sentin,ent of the d.,
While lgnatius Beck. an aged and estimable -
ored citizen yet living in the city of fPhiladeloh
Dah'el Gibbons an old kind and benevolent Qu<
Rer gentleman residing, at Lampeter Lapca1
Co., renn., with Father Mars at York Pa
amer olpkns and one or two others 10 ths
OF New York, were the whole vioilanca cT
miltee" Of The Union. These nero ,ba -. -
and for years were the sole proprietors of
g underground railroad and had The 6bsolIs
1''.''oi oi all It's cars, coaches &c. &c, 50
"'''i'g business was carried by these surd
H"'oPo''s's, and have yet to learn whether
DID friends have entirely Withdrawn 1rom the r''N
Germ or not


nave now come down 10 the time when
''eased God of his infinite mercy and wfsdpk
alse up William Lloyd Garrison the faiths
ounder OF modern anti-slavery-he with a
nosen spirits of the right stamp conceived
1atured the plan, laid the foundation. and
ecu the great ANrI-sLAvERy ARCH on ihiS COO
nent. asg*sA


Ito be Continuel.l s