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The Anti-Slavery Examiner, Omnibus

INTRODUCTION
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"Dare was more _religious_ on dat day dan you could tire of." Speaking of the _law_, he said it was his _friend_.

If there was no law to take his part, a man, who was stronger than he, might step up and knock him down.

But now no one dare do so; all were afraid of the _law_,--the law would never hurt any body who behaved well; but a master would _slash a fellow, let him do his best_.
VISIT TO NEWFIELD.
Drove out to Newfield, a Moravian station, about eight miles from St.
John's.

The Rev.Mr.Morrish, the missionary at that station, has under his charge two thousand people.

Connected with the station is a day school for children, and a night school for adults twice in each week.
We looked in upon the day school, and found one hundred and fifteen children.


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