The One Idea

Sorne of the Slaveholciers re so beso?' fed in favor of thcir insiitution of Domestic Robbery, that it distorts their visioïi on all subjecis 'connectcd with it. They seem to really regard it fis tbo corner stone of thcir prosperity. ilear Gov. Hammond, of South Carolina, argüe in favor of hanging ihose who -only whisper in the ear of the slave (hese five words - "'All men are born equal!" "Consklering ih'e va lire" of the slavc - ihe fucüity of seducinghim iVom hi.s oivner - the.evil inllucuce whiob frequent seduction might exercise on au institution, the destruclion of which must peedily and inovitably strike iVoin thp rol] of civilized States ibo wiiole slave-ho!ding vsection of this country ' there ie qny ojfence aifectin prcperlj, ihal zicrils dcath, Jlis is oii' 05 Some tig-.) wc pibiisheJ nn extract 'f á lotier, frOiïj a friend.in Sjiawi!ssfP the vvriter c!aminr Ou.i?so ns being the bni.ner towrin tlieir Cototy. Büt H'e ïcnrn ihot tlie honor of laking tlie lead proper ly 6elongs to Wüodhul!, he voie m thai toA a standing thus: foc I;teí;türí, Detnocrfiiic 14, Liberty 13 Whig 4, llfpïcècatotivc, De;n. 14, Lib. 1 1, Wliig, 't