Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-29

Add to this proper occasions small quantity of
wh'skey-siS or seven gallons 10 laboring hand dur
iA% The YEAR The advantage is believe be far be-
yond the cost. Their clothing should be three suts-a
COCO warm one tor winter and two linen for
ami there should De estate U extent hand
Gees and wash for the ia5OrcIs. The humane aten-
ton o' the master is particularly appealed 20 IN sick
ness, or when cy become old aud infn. In the for
lner situation, they are entitled cot Only TO medical and
hut TO the immediate attention of the Tie
should give at his stores at that time nth sparing
hand IN raising Childrcn, place of rendezvous,
under the S'perinte cf some elderly who
untcs kindness with authority, AMI who IS responsible
nr thcr comfort and safety, productive of the best
resns.f 70 this kind OF treatment have added re-
wards 90 the most deserving The cost is t;ing, and
tie effect maniics,!y beneficial 1t inspires gratitude
to the master and becomes stimulus woud conduct.
The relation of master and slave, thus maintained
Is deprived of Its otherwise haIs! and uur,cily
acter, produces the consoiug reflection, tina, every
thing has been accomplished Which the actual posture
OF our s"tiUn admits, leaves no regret, except what
results from uncomfortable crcumSluces and in IFS
practical operation the slaves themselves attended
"i'h content with comfort and degree OF happiness
lar beyond what their cOuurymen enjoy in their IA
i've land aud challenging without fear comparison
with the iahOring classes of the civilized cnun
tries OF EIrope. Any effort orcbly disturb their re-
!alion with view 10 change OF their condition which
can be ATTEMPTED only by who do not o,cscc or
seeing reckless Of the eequeuC es canlI fa,i Ia
make worse The condition of the say"s For our own
daH experience teaches that the condition ;ie
slaves when well treated, il infiuei, preferable 20
that OF free people Of color We know that they are
ig"oraut nso!en and denJaIizel having 40 usicDsi.
bic means OF acquiring their subsistence y~,ched
its, 50 Is 20 leave doubt that der, from pros
"u""h' rom melt Ani rom oeGriAg, add 10 he rid of
whom is object of our frs; desire. Our slaves
brought Among rs py other ceuefaps ONLY under
lho sanction a. bui by the existing sovereign auoritv
mixed with Is in such numbers To be rrinanara
bic except in ci; prescott condition; GUARANTEED az
pri3eriv 20 ~ hy e fundamental principles OF society
h3i inriei and pres1d. :hrv are end of necessity
'nos - continue exc'u-iyoiy under our cor;ro-aAI
snc believe Is te settled conviction Of vast proao-
tIoN Ct Tie american Ycu;!e to wh0tnver section we
refer The crc:kiu Of the iste;nrcred who sCc, 10
establish character tor phan;hropv at Tic cxtense
81 "t'2rs--''hpse specuatian5 INDUCED withoul
ScF"2io nj the hazard Of the future peace and happiness
OF great nation who encounter neither risk nor sacri
nc" IN ne ro ec'' they propose, VIII be consigned
10 Tie ch'jvion they merit. Every man Of observation
; sensible that this ia chord great sensibiv which
wien fudely touched by strange or unslxiifuI hand
vUrs2s IN terrible d.scord through large portion OF
tis I nIm le therefore who looks 10 this Union &c
the pledge of future hopos no matter where aci
dent may have placed him, will unite heart and hand N
sowing into contempt those wild or ncendiary pro
lectsn
think It well worthy Of communication that my. nn
ciphI manager keeps by him the Virginia Epcac-vga v
called dan phv'ic which lie has administered win the
greatest Success for upwards of twenty wears: as ia that
time ne has never lost single adult by sickness
As an evidence Of which my slaves have dupca,d IN
t,Cp, 6,.,