Who Would Have Thought It?: For The Signal Of Liberty

List Feb. manv, at tlio nnnual Anti-Slave rv Convent ion t Ann Aruor, ilie Rev. Mr. West wos 60 nnxi-ms the Convention sliould Jcnowthe hot red he oxercised toward Slavcrv, fie s'ilici ed th" privilcdjre of relieving himeelf tliat he might po pway wiüi a lijílit liearí; j tut tlHH Spring mh.cn lie gcts to the ! blv of D. D's. in Philudelplib, 01 dfiar, whal fihall I Io! must lliis vile llrng be taken out of tlie churcli! must I lend my influeiicc ogoinst this sm of all evils! hoW can Ido jt! Henrliim: "Sir, I supp'rt Iho resolution; for if I hIhhiö havo to go home and teil my ppople that t had lent my lmnd to divide i he church I should die-wüli grief.' Who hnd the lenst expectations last winter of findinp euch a"h'le in I1IS cnat!" He told uslhat he did not fenr the face of man - that he never knew what jt was to be afraid of man! VVhat enn he be afraid of nov? Lost winter onr Engliah hngirge was too barren to furnisli a name for slavery sufFiciently deletablr, and in more than -one instance did he resort lo a foreign iangungc lo c-xpress his abhorrencp; now he is in danger of dying with grief if it must be removed from the churcli!!! O astonisliing! these doublé Ds. are noihin? but