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Douglass and Carr ison Mo66ed Wm.I4IoYd
Carlson and Frederick Douglass, now on al anti
slavery tour TO the West, were quite Ill treated at
me of their meetings in Harrisburg Pa, last week.
Douglass furnishes an account Of the fracas for
lie New York Anti-Slavery Standard. Several
pLeys of " unmerchautable eggs" he says, were
rued through the windows. filing the room with
he most disgusting and sitting strench, which he
ais j" sIaveGy's choice incense" aud lone struck
ssnd Garrison on the back, sprinking its essence
u over its honored head" a pack of fre-erackers
rue also exploded. causing much excitement and
Iarm Cries of "throw out the niger" were
aouted by the mob outside, and stones and brick
hts were hurled, when heileft the house, protect
d BY some of his colored friends. Douglass him
rf escaped without injury. PhfIG. NelOs.


II Mister Douglass will come down South on
d " anli-slavery tour" we venture to promise
I'm warm reception, together with any quantity
i "unmerchantable eggs" on both sides of his
way noggin. D. come, FredeIick-we ex-
40 you the most aAectionate invitation. Bring
GrisOn along with you, when you docome. He
EaII be we'll taken care Of .-s.f