Do you see my friends, Mr. Orr and Rev. Willson, now-a-days? Do
they help in the good cause?
If the ladies here should make up fine shirts for men, or
children's clothes of various kinds, would they be of use at
Philadelphia, or New York, to fugitives? Or would it not be
advisable to send them there? The ladies here complain that they
cannot sell what they make.
My dear brother, be not discouraged in your work, your labor of
love. The prospect before the poor slave is indeed dark, dark!
But the power shall not always be on the side of the oppressor.
God reigns. A day of vengeance will come, and that soon.
Mrs. Stowe makes Dred utter many a truth. Would that God would
write it indelibly on the heart of the nation. But the people
will not hear, and the cup of iniquity will soon fill to
overflowing; and whose ears will not be made to tingle when the
God of Sabaoth awakes to plead the cause of the dumb?
Yours, very sincerely,