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Signal of Liberty. Do Gentlemen, and Treachery Under Such Cir» He Grave; His Arms Bound Behind His Back— Should Not Be Done Here THE OF THE INVIOLABILITY OF INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS IS.THE ONLY SECURITY TO PUBLIC LIBERTY. T. FOSTER, Editors. ANN ARBOR, MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1845. ii. BECKLEY, I WHOLE ISO. 240. relation of teverul other Abolition outrages, THE SIGNAL OF LIBERTY choo! in Tennessee, whore this man saw From the Albany Argus. where she. sat by the side of her kind we vote lor such men as would which led to ceitain stories of Southern ven- <£ommuttfcatiott0. Will bo published every Monday morning, in er, and first persuaded her to aid him in the SPEED ON RAILWAYS—COM PE. husband—I lie friend endeared to her •'und i the heavy burdens nnd let the op- Ann Arbor, Michigan, by geance upon Aboliton ogents, a sort of vin- irculation of Abolition tracts, finally seduced TITION OF RIVAL LINES. * For the Signnl of Liberty. by so many tender associations—so nutnv pressed go Crec," being at the same time BECKLEY, FOSTER, & Co. dicitive phrenzy spread among the company: nd carried her to New Orleonp, where, grow- "THE LAST SHALL BK FIRST." jacts of kindness. FOR THI MICHIGAN STATE ANTI-SLAVERY SO- fresh drinks were called in; 'Lynching' was ng more bold as he extended hU acquaintance The Long Islnnd Railroad Company assured that the'-other interests," will bo CIETY. a theme upon which nil were eloquent, and now average 30 miles an hour on their Is it possible that our Southern Slave- | She is now to take her last look, nnd .-is safe in the hands of the frifisd.s of TERMS. with the country, he had made another ar- ONE DOLLATI a year, in ndvnnce: if not paid, llknoATi cases of punishment under that angement with the 'Society'—one of greater road of 95 miles. On some trips, tho holders ever read the sentence at the head j bid a final adieu to her benefactor, thni Equal Rights ns in the hands of those (n advance, Two DOLLARS will be INVARIABLY summary code were repeated, commented and rofif as of greater risk; namely, to 'run off' I cars have run 38 miles per hour. As of this article with a realizing sense of loves her as ho loves his life, one whowho luvc. oppression. required. gloated on with a eavago enjoyment which egroes from the plantation* along the coast. soon as the road is fenced in, and cattle the reverse of fortune that awaits the ad administered to her in sickness, and How an individual who lias nny sense O* Old subscribers can have their papers at promised a rough fate to the next tract dis- One Dollar a year, by forwarding thut amount, Jentlemen. this is a mighty long story—Bar- are kept off the track by station keepers, bondman and his master ? A change of ejoiced with her in henlth. She is lo of justice or propriety cr\n preach, pray, tributor which might be caught by any of the and paying arrearages. eeper " as is the case on the fast routes in Eng- worlds, may change their condition, in id a sad and long farewell to nil her for- find writo ngafnst Stavery, and then vote All subscribers will be expected to pay within party. 1 the year. "Oh, no, no!" "Go ahead, Colonel.' — land, that speed can be accelerated to 45 relation to each other. Christ says, "In ler friends and dear relationsjchildren or for the very men who alone possess tho During this time the Colonel, though evi- )rinks at the moment were declined, but the TERMS OF ADVERTISING. miles an hour without the least danger to my Father's house are many mansions." ssociates as the case may be. Oh how j power to emancipate the slave?, and still For each line of brevier, (the smallest type.) dently of kindred sentiments with the company horter operation of taking a fresh "chew" the first insertion, 4 cents. the passengers. The public evidently de- Those who now live in their parlors, may old and desolate must the world appear! not only refuse to exercise that power, had preserved his equanimity; he 6moked his was indulged in, by way of filling up the For each subsequent insertion, 1 cent. soon bo plneed in the remotest part of low must her henrt shrink from launch- but legislate to rivet his choins and per- cigar deliberately, listened to the different a use. mand the highest speed—for the quickest For three moniha, 7 cents. that magnificent building "not made with ng forth to meet its tempests and its For six months, 10 cents. spenkers with an assenting emile, or, may be, '•I had another question to ask the woman. route is always the best patronized. The petual e his bondage, i» more than we can For one year, 15 cent*. a 'Just so. Doctor,' or a 'Quite correct, gen- Long Island company are already reap- hands, eternal in the heavens." "For as torms! divine. ; Orders by mail will be promptly attended to. Do you love this man,' said 1. The poor iLeoal Advertising by the lolio. tlemen;' but finally, after the relation of a re- reature wept worse than ever, gentlemen; ing the benefits of their enterprise. the body is one, and hath many members, The rumbling wheels of the carriage We may pray, preach quote scripture ?O" Manufacturers, Booksellers, Machinists. taliating capture and execution under horri- lie said her only desire was to go to some and all the membeis o." that one body, re heard, and horses are reined up to and pass resolutions about slavery, and Wholesale Merchants, and all others doing «n )ly exciting circuatances, he, in mild tones, The railways between here and Buffalo iztcnsioe business, who wish to advertise, will riends in Illinois, where ohe hoped to be weN being many are one body; so is Christ.— le door, the unhappy wife steps into the the slaveholders are unmoved. But when nnd with nn aspect that indicated any thing will not average more than 16 miles an find the Signal the best possiblo medium of com- ome and to get along more wisely. 'He For by one spirit are we all baptised into ame, the crnck of the driver's whip is we deposite our vote they nre roused, and munication in the State. but ferocity, signified his intention to relate 'a buses you, then, eaid I. 'Oh,' said she, 'I hour. On the Western railway (on ac- O* All Remittances and Communications one body, whether we be BOND or FREE; card, and the rolling wheels bear her as Henry Clny snys, "it is the most alarm- ittle circumstance' himself. wouldn't mind that, if I thought he wouldn't count of the high grades) the speed will should bo addressed, Post paid, and have been all made to drink into one apidly away from her husband with ing feature in the whole enterprise."— LIBKRTY: Ann Arbor, I'm not a passionate man, gentlemen,' eaid ill me.' In short, as I hope to live a mild not average more than twenty miles an Spirit." This body, or house has many vhom she had lived, and with whom she But we leave Mr. M. to pursue his course o, drawing up his legs slowly, and adjusting nd considerate citizen, gentlemen, that livid, hour. This is about the average run on lis vast bulk in the chair; •I'm rather a calm owardly scoundrel, had, during my pursuit of the best railways in New England, which members that are represented by the ad promised to live and spend her days; of moral suasion against, and political ac- man and apt to bear putting upon, rather, but im, after threatening his victim—now his shows that the Long Island is the fastest head, the eye, the ear, the hand, and the nd to whom she would have been a faith- tion/or the institution ofSlavery, merely goin for Lvnchlaw, somo, for all that. I urthen—till she was nearly lifeless, actually foot. See 1 Cor. 12: 12—21. 1 Pet. 2: 5. ul and chaste wife, if her wicked oppres- divining that while tlie official authority IP I HAVE ERRED. route in this country. The remarkable ad a little case of my own with one r>f those ttempted to droicn her in the swamp! I level of the country through which it The Jews were once a slaveholding or had obeyed the word of God. of the general and state government tole- BY D. C. COLESWORTHT. Abolition gentlemen once, and I acted up to eedn't tell you, gentlemen, how unanimous passes, as well as the absence of bridges, people. SeeLevit. 25: 45, 46. But now, The writer of this is not a political aboli- rates and sanctions tlio accursed system, he law fully—on my honor, I did, gentlemen- le verdict was in this case; the woman, for renders it probably as good a route for "The priesthood being changed, there is ionist from the fact that he does not vote t will continue, and on those who Come not to me, if I have erred, am a family man, gentlemen—and a friend vhom we subsequently made up a 6iibscrip- :i speed as there is in the United States or made of necessity a change also of the hat ticket. Cf" are not political abolitionists—that While passion burns upon thy cheek; who comes to tee me, or a stranger wishing on, was moved offtowards the nearest houie; Europe. They already run 60 miles an law. Heb. 7: 12, They were called to SIMILES. lo not vote the ticket"—will rest the res- Who with his bitter feelings stirred, 0 put up, if an honest looking while man, ;ie man—a mighty email figure, anyhow— Can pleasant words of kindness speak? hour through the dense population of submit to the new dispensation of mercy, onsibilitv.
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