An interesting pamphlet h...
An interestinig pamphlet has bcen publisied by Mr. CoopER, who ha(l for some time appeared before the worl(d as a zealous ant animated friend to the cause of Negro emancipation-and as the supporter of a controversy which degenerated by degrees illto a very angry one, with Mr. HIBaEaT, a slave proprietor, possessing large estates in Jamaica. Mtr. CooP'ER charges MIr. HIBBa nT, and many of hiis West Itdia fiiends, with lhavinig eviaced a total change of feeling, and, indeed, a most vindictive and per- secuting spirit towards him, in consequence of a report wvhichl he, Mr. COOPER, published concerning certain facts and practices which camne under his observation, while re- sitleniton the estate of MJr. IILBBReR1 ill .Jamaica, and whiclh the latter genitleman had originally permnitted-nay, encouraged-Mr. CoorEa, to submnit to public notice. WVe cannot here go through tfle book, of whichi a part, by no means the lcast interesting, comnes froin the pen ofi Mrs. COOPER, wife to the before-namcd gentleman. '[his lady dlefends, in a spirited and earnest letter, her husband's character and( lher own, both of whiclh seCIII to have beeni reflected upon hy thic opposite party ; and( shle suecce(ls, 11n- (loUbteilly, in fixing uponi somc of the whitc understrappers on Mr. IiirBBl r's estate, charges wlich go far to weakeni the effect of any evidence brouglht forward on no better au- thority tha tlieirs, respecting thic condutct of Mr. and Mrs. COOrER, on1 the treatmclnt and coii(lition of the Negroes. WVe refer the reader to the work itsclf for details wlich are not a little curious; relnarking only, that the authlor and authoress appear, on the face of it, to lhave experieniced usage well nieriLinig the title of harslh antl unjust.