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다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

'THE BOYHOOD PASSION'--The last Emancipator contains an interesting extract from the life of Hon. Henry Clay, by Geo. G. Prentiss, the editor of the Louisville Journal, said to be the organ of Mr. Clay, in Kentucky. Mr. Clay in this extract is represented as having been in 1797, in sentiment and feeling on the side of emancipation--he wrote and spoke vigorously and eloquently in favor of holding a Convention, one of whose leading objects was, the ERADICATION OF SLAVERY-he disregarded the prejudice of the People, heeded not his own popularity, so deep was his devotion to this favorite policy--"HIS SINCERITY IN OPPOSING NEGRO SERVITUDE was manifest from every act of his life"--"in all stations he has pleaded AFRICAN FREEDOM;" a passion for the liberty of mankind seems to have at that early period, been a portion of his being, and he has never changed since," &c.