that.

2.

of it to his death),

i."

Con by Ms. Herndon

vepardo..cd

inpatient tea ier, who

is careful bisba, by, and to have participated

1..neclu himself avow ei,

9. Dispenser of all things to 21s history: and he 12! that

trand i's poldest charac fever. Convention was galed Repuban," and party of Sa there famed: but the Location is 17, an it, the spirit of the Lovejoys *; and M. Hendon be la right to say, that, if Mr. tionist, he was tendi "Abolition

got an surely that Stuation

it could be entertained of ins , after all, the 1solations of the y “moderate.” They merely denounced for its course regarleg Karsas, stig.antized

T

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in at d paper to

ab a of the l ir. If

1h usually, at Pom

ired at that. Tion st

The day of his bat ‚1+ stood fi'm on the right.

He

LS CI€65, 1*0-8, hul hi on nades, nursed it, kept it, taught

of to others, cau la b si lel ty bore witness of it to bis death,

and in thy saled it with his precios blood.”

If any thing in the fo. atcies xtrava, rt to the re-les.

to the spint of a pation. I saw in this scene the f

tue fod of his leg

even then in the

that the latter wi

that day's doa

The mi the Repel

It not

n by Mr. Herndon thing must be paid red - an impact tea ier, who f his careful hu brdy, and opcars to have ; uticated M. Lalu himself avowed, -by th› Di penser of all flin r` to h'story; and he ft that Pixel is politicd elarvetor forever. Republican," and

Cony neon was calt 1

n party of Blais was there formed: but the Abolitionists were it, the spirit of the Lovejoys it ; ang M. Hem, touh,'aight to say, that, if Mr. was not an Abolitionist, he was tending "Arolitionso guy hat no doubt could be entertained of los te dustirion. But, aft all, the r solutions of the ntion vere very "moderne." They merely denounet

-ration for its course regarding Kansas, stig.natzed