Southern planter., 1832-06-16
NUMBHR a

aud Clay men; not Masops and Anti -Alasons; but
the Aristoacy and Oomoolacy Tho term denotes
. privileged class. Although the Constitution Of.
The United Suites Acknowledges no hereditary right,
yoi there exists among ua class well deserving
The name Of Arislocnts will mention some Of
their privileges. They assumo the right Of con
trollmQ'the vote Of tho Frcemen by threatening 10
fore-close tho mortgage held against bnj BY hint
ing to him ihaf he may loose the steamboat paint.
ing, and IN vdrious ways BY threatening 70 with
draw from him the means Of subsistence. They a
claim tho right Of meering al any, and all the ck
forts ma'le By ihe working men to improve lheIg
condition.
Have We not, Sir, been neonsehding iormOnihs,
TO obtain the acknowledgment Of an undoubted
right, TO wits The right TO sell ennown time in such
quantities as we deem expodientg Have we noe
met with contumely and rcproach from the would
belorlsl Say they ~ihese rOrAies" can do moth
ing. "iiave wa not the patronage Of the govern
mentF' But We would say TO them, not SO fast
gentlemen. Where did tho government get this
power, which thoy have given you, and which YOU
50 misusef Did Il not come from the pooplee
And the people can, and will take il from the gov
ernmens II the manufacturer continue his OPP
presuive measures. Have We NOT BIZ, whilo
contendng for the education Of the ising Qener.
iaton, and for our own improvement, seen the
smile Of fconfemps and the lfown ofuenkedace lQhi.
| ing up and daTkedlng the countennnce Of our on
propoTs Sir, this aFislocracy Of wealth claimc TIA
right to shut up in the Cotton Mill the almost In
FAINT child for IS or IL hours perdem, with only 80
og 80 minutcs for each neal that ls, breakfast and
dinner thereby doprivinq them Of the best Of all
earthly good, an education. IL the Manufacture
win put out our nental eyes, BY keeping us grind,
ing 10 thor prison houses and then intend 20 bring
ss out 20 mako sport for The Philiaines, we hope
they will lead Us 70 tho pillars Of The Temple Of
Il -. ~. L. =
\ the last time, and with ono mighty effort tumble
the vast fabric Of the American System, falsely so
called, 10 one wide and des0hte ruin, rather than
submit 70 our oppressorp. Sis, the dominant party
Ia this town are driving from their ranks ma
ny, Utry many men, by their ovsfbeanne conduct,
and tho oppostiouto the working men, 4 mnnulao-
turing AnttTSrif'm men, as fast as the power loom
makes yufda Of coarse Cotton cloth. Sir, we are
in hvOF Of an American System ihat viii benefit
all interests. But weare not satisfied with de sYs
Item, whatever Il may b. which enables favored
n few TO accumuato mountains Of wealth. AZ the d.
pense Of our dearest Wealth % Be used
as Il has BEEN in this town, a. we believe. 10 bribo
and threaten our employers TO resisftho iisi do
D mands Of the industrious Mechanics. We heap
the philanihropist moaning ever the fate Of the
!. Southern slave, when there are dousaads Of chill.
den In this State as truly slaves as the blacks og
1.-THE South. Nay more; the children of slaves from
u so Is years Of age, do not perform one halftho
labor, nor work moro than one half the number OF
; hours that the children do in the Cotton Mills Of
Ifres New England.
Il The American public have bssh recsp.lv asked
fot 100000, with which 70 build seminarv Of
, learning, in Greece. Lot Us, Eir eddcaie Our own
7 population N ptcienence 70 a foreign one
= Sir, wo ind the aTsiocracy in all countries, Us
ing their 6uoslh either directly orindreclly, 10 hold
thoPooper clasaes in igncFancet that they NAV rv
" ct the chains ofoppression more e6ctnnIly Where
It Sir, is the difference in tho effect between Southern
d measures now practised by the Manulactufer, 10
accomplish this dreadful obiectg
Much, Sir, have we heard respecting the happi-
D ness ofa manufacturing population. The Hon.
Ia a. Clay whom highly respect draws asnost
n beautiful PICTURE He has soen one Cotton Mil al
y Cincinnati. Il u wen known, Sir, that when
n HoHorables travel, timely notice b given Of iheiv
r arrival and departure in places Of aote. Here we
have a case. The Hon. Senator from Kenluckv
is at i to visit Cotton Mill; due noticsis Riven:
the jn6n, girls and and boys, array themselves i1
ID their best apparel Flowers arc brought 10 deco
e rate the Mill and euwreath The brows Of the fait
c. sex. II nature VII not furnish the materials from
le tho lap Of summer, art supplies the deficiency.
n Evergeens mnele with The roses, the jessannino
o and hysciuth 10 honor the iustrious vsiier. The
v Champion, the very Golinh Of nie American Svs.
ltetus AAG CuhCtbstss bouitu dTo on every DrOW.
& No cOlO-hide or rod is suffered 10 be seen by The
= Hon. Senator, permitted to dhtnrb the enyiable
4 happiness Of these inmates Of an almost celestial
g habita,iOn. Ihe Hon. genrIe1nen views with keen
eye the "clock iDork "lie sees the rosy face ofthe
ID Houries inhabitng this palace Of beauty. He Is
n n ecstasy de 10 almost dumbJoGnded. He ca.
10 joys the enchanting scene with the most intense
e delight For On hour more he seems to be in the
le regions described in Oriental song. His feelings
g are overpoweTed and No retires almost unconscious
OIL Of the cheers which follow his steps, or If he hears
" me ringing shout, it is Ut 10 convnca,him that
II he is in land Of reality md not Of fiction. His
s. mind is filed with sensations, which, from then
novelty, are without name. fIe exclaims 'Tiu
IT, paradser,--But, MI. Chairman, one ofmy ifends
o. remarked, ifa Cotton Mil is PARADISE Ills aPar'
s. adise Lost" -
e But, sir, VIC you'd presume 10 adyfse the Honl
,. Senator from Kentucky to travel IN cog when hs
On visits cotton mills lie can then see, in many th,
prisons that name in New England, instead 8
ss rosy cheeks, the pale the ssc he haggard, coun
eF ienance Of the ragged child from six TO twolv,