To The Antislavery Ladies Of Michigan
According to pronme last fnll, I was to visi'. the ecveral t-v.vns ihis winter, whore the Lndiw have örcnriizfid Anti litery Socictics, and Lo.cturo to tliem on the 8uljivct. Whcn I Icft Michigan, it was wth a hopo ofreturning within 10 (I j}s. Bui wintor has caught me n New Englon 1, nnd here I nnist stay until Spring ; after which I hope lo return home nnd rcdecin all my promises. Truly yours, II. DÃBB, FoR GOO AND LlBERTT. fÃj" Nat lian Power nnd J. C. Gallup, tho Liberty candidates for Senators in the Sixth Dititricl. received respectively, 732 and 728 vofc s. (t5 Gentlemen who are discontinung the Signal for the sake of taking the National Er.i, nre pursning a course which, if generally followed, will leave them without any antislaverv paper n this Stcte. Would they be glad to see such a resul t ? (t0 Mr. Clay has arrived at New Orlenns. He is to spend the winter tlicrc. A man down in Mainc has discovered a way to obtnin refreshing and sound sleep. It Ã6 to pui a. receipt for a printer'e bill in j-ffUr night cap.