Awake

- Jf we may judge by theu now generally manifestcd by our friends, fhe anniversary exerted a fine influence' Dr. Watters of Belmont, forwarding the names of nine new subscriben, obtained by himself, says: ,7 neVf has been n time when ihey the people) were so willing to receivo Information on the subject of siavell;nA U8t. have been the firm politica! stand, taken by a few, which haa worked this graat revolution in the community ; as carcely a lectura has been delivered in the county for tho past year. Our anniversary has diíTused a new pint among us. All who were there, as l havo seen, and many others, declare tnemselves politica! abolitiünists. All we lully convince of the propriety of abolition measures, will hencaforth uct politicallv " ruilanthtopist. J'