If any foreign travellers happen to be looking on, they will make great capital out of such a story.

At all events, the Abolitionists will be sure to get it into their papers, and all Europe will be ringing changes upon it." "Let 'em ring!" fiercely exclaimed Mr.Chandler.

"I don't care a damn about the Abolitionists, nor Europe neither.

I reckon we can manage our own affairs in this free country." "I should judge by your remarks that you were an Abolitionist yourself, Mr.Ammidon," said Mr.Bruteman.

"I am surprised to hear a Southerner speak as if the opinions of rascally abolition- amalgamationists were of the slightest consequence.