Physiological Differences

so inanv tender associalions - so nmny pr s oí kindness. rtd She is now lo take her last loók, nnd ns I a final adieu to her benefactor, thñi E es her as he loves his Ufe, one who wl J administered to her ín sickness, and oiced with her in henltli. She is to of 1 a sad and long fitrewell to nll her nr r f rienda and dear relationsjchildren or fo ociates as the case may be. Oh how pí ;d and desolate must the world appear! n )v must her heart shrink from bi r forth to meet its tcmpests and its pi irms! di The rumbling wheels of the carriage 2 heard, and horses are reined up to a ï door, the unhappy wife steps into the ú me, the crack of the driver's whip is w ard, and the rolling wheels bear her a pidly away from her husband with ii lom she had lived, and with whom she E d promised to live and spend her days; o id to whom she would have been a ti 1 and chaste wife, if her wicked d r had obeyed the word of God. o The writer of thisis not a politica! r nist from the fuct that he does not vote :at ticket. SÍMILES. REMARKS. The writer of the above is favorably nown to many ol our reaeders, and havng somelhing to say, he is entiüed to a learing. He seems la pride himself in hat he is not a political abolitionist,irithstanding the evils of wh'ch he so justy c.omplains are the necessary result u in institution inthis country which was zreated, and is sustuined by llie law-niaking power. In the District of Columbia, public j.iils are built and repaired with the peoples money for the accommodation of ave-holders, to congnc runawny slaves n when they are apprehended. Free American born citizens are, in these jails, nprisoned when they are arrested for ie purpose of reducing them to slavery. Vhen droves are being collected for the outhern market, these jails are used for heir safe keeping. Licenses are grnnted in the District under which a large traflic in slaves is carried on. Men are pennilted, on becoming residentsof the District, to introduce colored persons with them ano hold them there as slaves. The slave trade between the States and upon the High Seas is sustained and sunclioncd by the nation. Money is annually paid out of the national treasury to Indians for the purpose of compensating them for catching and returning runawny slaves to their (pretended) owners.