Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-06-01

RELATIONS OF EsoLAND WITH THE UNIrEn
SrArEs.--We have already developed some OF the
projects of the British government and the East In
dia Company, in relation to the culture OF cotton n
the Indies as a means of commercial hostility Il
the cotton trade of this country. We have also al
luded to the anti-slavery movement part of the
same scheme intended TO affect the southern states
On the 18th of this month convention is to be held
in London, called the " Worlds Convention" to
which w. l.. Garrison has gone to attend. The fol-
| lowing is a curious letter from this worthy, dated
! off Sandy Hook
On lizard ofthe packet shin Colunbus}
Near Sandy Hook, May %, 1870
%ss a assn %y eni the
sPsssnd friends Of s our S
Ss on SSS ss o. 9 London one the @ Of June
hs s TSi ei S s s III 6s o h
the Convention the grahsa9n Of an impops ambition
not not to s gs unto Itself eli 'f names by aa'%p the ?
e Above 10 al hs e
the few, but to the rights Of The many not TO
gTet vi aSadins truth liberty Ih I
right Of aa and Gs % al s snd
people opposition to the viii Of God and hostile TO The
interests 81 our race
who viii be ANXIOUS receive earliest intelligence
proceedings The % R LII be w 10 yDS 0 @ e
preheSsiS the shieh t. il is not for
interests humanity. Itis then common object in which
all WHO the @ have En to aa Et
on the throne Of Brtrn vii the paIthrops,s Of that
s2%t5y to ss the
their ,en 10 what not Sssed take
equal part
The pilot about leaving the ship, and must close t has
tily written letter to send by him. Farewell be iai
anu '''e ~ With great regard, remain,
WM. LLOYD GARRISON.
N ow stripping this announcement OF all its fanfaro-
made this convention is only of the plans OF the
British East India Company, under the auspices OF
this government, to facilitate the culture OF cotton
in India and 20 accomplish the destruction OF the
cotton trade of this country they have the sugar
trade of the West Indies. For this purpose George
Thompson came to this country few years ago; and
for this purpose, Garrison goes to England. The
people of New England, among whom the abolition
movement is principally encouraged will not long
be blind to the purpose of such enthusiasts. In
India worse than southern slavery exists under
the nameof the ''ryott SYSTEM but the agents of
the East India interests cunning enough to turn
all the superluous iberalty of the age to the happy
African population of the United States. There is
no use disgusting the probable facts and results
As the British government and interests intend to
destroy our foreign cotton trade with Themselves
and as it is probable they may succeed in few
years-is il not probable that they nothing for
a prompt settlement of the North Eastern Boundary
Question:
We shall wait with great impotence for the fu.
ture Developments this subject.
OUTRAGE ON Pubic AND PMvArE MORALS
GRoss INpEcEScy.-For several days past, there
have been exhibited at Bakers print shop, No.
Wall street. and the walls adjoining, a series Of
caricatures of the most atrocious and infamous
stamp that ever attempted in this any other
country. These caricaturcs represent highly res
pectabe private families, w ho are equally well known
an equally respectable with any family in New York.
It's difficult for to find words to express the
sense we entertain of the horrible enormity and
hesh righteousness of these lbellous caricatures.
Public men, such politicians, editors, and SINH
lar characters including myself, perfectly egi-
innate subjects for tae sandering caricaturist but
10 invade the privacy of domestic life, and to drag
forth the persons and looks Of innocent young and
unotcnding females characteristic of atrocious-
ness utterly at war with the American chivary for
the SEX 1t is impossible for US to indicate more
broadly the nfamy Of these caricatures. They have
been exhibited in Wall street, for many days past,
and have been shewn as curosities, we believe, at
the Baths in Chambers street.
Such is the character and atrocity oil these most
Infamous productions. Is it not time-is it not the
duty Of the grand jury to bring the wretches who
would thus invade the peaceful bosoms of young,
beautiful, innocent and unolfending females, with
the deepest vengeance Of the law We invite the
officers OF justice to these daring atroci Gus exhibit
lions Where is the active and energetic District
Attorney Where are the police What mas be-
come of all the law that encumbcrs statute book
IL the Star, the sun, the Signal, or Journal Of
| Commerce, or the Post, who plume themselves SO
much on their sense Of public decency and regard
for private virtue, want object worthy of their
regard, why have they not drawn the public atten-
ton this great, gross, monstrous outrage against
every feeling of propriety, human and divine
We do really hope that the public authorities
will wash away this stain, and that quickly.
o. BLAIR is out against the Log Cabin Cham
paigne He has not tasted il, he would not act
THE BUors-Mr. Hoyt, the Collector, has acted
with promptness in having the buoys placed an the
bar. The Cutter Rush was despatched on Friday
afternoon last with two, and they are now probably
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