By another of its correspondents the same paper said:--

“If I had a fortune, however large, I would exhaust

the last cent in the way I have chosen, and in getting

up petitions from the Free States, especially from

Massachusetts, which should meet Congress at the very

threshold of the session nearly upon us, and which should

inspire Senator Sumner to submit his Plan of Emancipation

to that body at once, and give foundation and impulse for

an immediate and triumphant vote in his favor.”

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