Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-07-29

- ortbe African slave trade pre'e"
~ ~ ,be colonies were compelled to recei''
Az a peoDla. the Americans. are moi
L,.-,.bls with the origin Of this evil or
sgb;ect TO the reproach Of ITS present eT's-
eo,cs. this latter en- attach to the sec'oos
WI, ,bore slave~y exists and winch 'nI
o.- their internal affairs, are sove-
49,. s..,,s alone responsible for their
-..- THE revolution found slavery
y, evil oftoo long standing and magnitude
., b, amor.ated; the general government
~, NOT for a long period, vested with
Liver 10 control It, but every year W.T.
.,, tbe mast jealous enieavours 90 dl-.
-D,,isb 70. One State after another rel
claims itself from slavery, and ln almost
IN m, States laws have been made. from
t;r,, IN time. with this object m view; but
General causes are at work 90 DESTROY the
I7sis of slavery in North America; tA'
Deri,d IS probably at no great dist. zee
.rbs, free labour win anuihIla.e all value
:, tho Dossassio7 of slaves. A negro oo-
D1lation. doubling itself every twenty-five
wears. is filing the southern ot1'es WIN Z
VAST arornt of labor. necessariIy olreg,..
-.,.,. 5tlu uJuuNClIDIe 10 u'ltI DUG
noses. already has TIE produce of this Ia-
Dor ouistriDDed the wants of the V5rl1' ln
vain win the planter seek. ODD extended chi
uyaton. profitable employment for ceas-
less increasing lab0urers; he will produce
re31adaace only, aud depreciation to that
extent wiu follow.
As the example of Sparta. IN slaughter
inc her sur1Ius helots, canno well be fol-
lowed in modern times the future fate OF.
The black Do0uauo0 of North America
becomes mn interesting oblectof dlvnauon;
gathering and tending towards the south T.
crn extremity Of the continent too hume /
rols for employment and vaIueless as
slaves. they must produce commissions
q Ike the Moors of Spain, or the chill
q ,l of Is-ae. in Egypt cause their own
c,9Is.oa into Cuba--the other West ln- f.
da Islauds-Gui1ua and those parts of
Brazil DO which their numbers already
greatly Dred0n.nlte, ali probably -omng
-,,.rr,I ,,,.,,s IN the western hernis
Me- sv,o95,7g their civilization and in
a,.,.e. t, fr,os win mite the NEGRO DOW.
or. and hrlr the two races of mankind F.
into equal and Htr.u' collision, the result /.
or ,,b,cb y,u be tba Abandonment, of all /.
che countries of the tarrd zone EXCEPT
Dorba,s the elevated parts and table lands F.
=, t,s bI,oEs. t1 va7n nature has gwen
tb,. ESD, deeds ,1 their c1l1-a1d c1ngalial
o--.,i1et.44 The STATES ars found 10 be
rich and powerful MS they are
ev,o,t from slavery. every additional
c,r,e, eI,,rrg his Iabo- ro v7-o1s DUR. .
s1irs increases fls strength of ,he coun
try Vle ,lanters of the slave States
resemble Mn, few she1herds Of extensive
countries. their slaves represent cattle +
about fo livestock their Dlstuaga. The
States derive DO real strength 4
from a vast amount of produce. raised by.
thr labor Ola race ullssocated with the
interests. and. by color and nItue traver
se1lrateu from tlawl.te rulers; 'cror.lng- F.
~. ve see TIM these States mere political
skeletons ls.au0lUv ms compared with .
,ha advance 'f their me- gl'3-s. ars year
w rsced0g ln relative lmlorIanee-
Wealth finds mo- domci amongst q 'o2'
.ar0l of sin rs; rt seeks MS uses ana Us
rressubly attracted TO- where DC llls MS
value nm the industry aud enjoyment OF all.
Il is. however. only under the aspect of
separate political existence, th1t the slave
s ties exhibit physical aad moral weak
ness. Bssocu,ed as equals with their
pc glbors. thew contribute largely 90 the
54-s-, mower. and participate il the gen O
5rI strength As for the rest negro G
!. .rs-. l,,s olsf,rtlqe. not the FAULT of the g.