Tork, for lbs puiposs of sfsmtM tbe eiee
tions,made moot tlolcnt, falsa an) Infaaons
eborgee ogainet public jacar and the massaaof
tbeneopleof the fmeM
T& ttolted ailvercal
Not one In n thoaeand of
free Biaiee «rir dreamed ot
knew anythlngof it. He spent twenr
weeks in New xork end New Jersey
to the eleottenk nod
•^14 oondsmnotion ot ''Hint
never caw a aan wbo did
loaior in fm inveeien I
language bM excited adaation and eympa
tK« f.nM MMVI*
im
eitteMib a fanatic. Ho viofat^Uwr aader a
mammlmkiAa |kn| fy fitkt mmd iMA
^^man^^ppwn^^w snws aw iHavs uHa wwmgp
arilling to tako the siasisssniss, bat lbs
Oevarner^f
to make
e coneia
'*'1%5F*3J
was
token thsgsfrosa.
arssiil a* Libwty, Mo., wm
to aadtlte pablio property
He briefly recapitulated the foots of that
00-
rente, aa stated by Captain Looaard, in
Tbs^, howafot|Wac far tba oar*
slavery into Knntosi while at
Ferry the effort wae to abolish
He then offered aa smsndacnt to
the roeolntion, extending the inquiry to Um
foraor eese.
Mr. Mason replied he wo^ld aot stand in
tbe way of tbe enaaiiy Mggceted, but the
very doeumtnt read odntelSed all facte
olfioially eet forth. the Senator wanted to
preveat tbe reourrenoe of cash tesnssslione
he wohldf aot stand hi tbe wfly of appmng
ths proper leglelatioa: b«t waw. wbsa four
years had elapsed, and neither tmrtSsaator
nor those, ^to aot wih hlahavs aeked an
investigation, it is a little strange to be as
eayione to eoaple these transssiioas.
r£L*YHP™"1'
rirginia,
happen
^rom Virgi
slationc w&ho
may ia their poiitieol relatione
lie did not know what a aaa's political od
uoation oould be to lead hia to uoo cash
exprwsions in roferenoo to recent eventa.
