Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-07-28


To the Slave Trade We owe the d;so,o..
sure with which all powerful EncIn,o
views the increase Of our commercS az
our aoricuture--and to that trade i, ~,
owe her diplomatic hostility.
1t is the Slave Trade which h 5 a,,..s
ed the feelings Of her powerful AID a:.r. =.
Gus aboIitionisis. and which promr's IT,
BY word and writing-in Books r.~ =.
| les, and newspapers-in private s".:,f
and legislative assemblies-to v:~..
government and their nation, T. lus;>. 6,
our performance of our treaty s..r.,.
, tions.
In order to hasten the s"2rsss
this Trade, the British oovoraa:~. IL,
so'emnly recognised the 1trc1->4cs &
Hayti-exposing usthvTc0y--o:.e- pres.
! e2t circunstances-to injuries which nv
be committed with perfect IN r;1..y. Il
which we trembIe but to thj", G., q =
imagine.
| TO the enormities OF the S4:y !
do we owe it. that two active a1,.s
! British and Foreign Anti-S aver ).
have openly appeared in S22j@, Il
to effect, if possible, genera! :aa:.
ton of our Slaves! We 2rcy-3se
they have been fayotabIy reg ,.]
rid! They themselves ayo~' j .s-.-
: is cor frmed by ether circuiG... .o...-
thus is door opened to tie :..,t sss.>ss
caIamities.
a, By the Slave Trade, the man, :: = ou
natural enemies in the Island i. y ID.
creased. By the strangers Gu 6t
the Havana OF the present year, t~:v aoF
-, amount 10 100000 persons Of c, =. Ct
y about 50 per cent Of the popu'at--. y.
ing about 40 per cent, only Of - T.:
' sons. In l775, thc cofo'>J 49,. g.
number no more than about - -
i Of the whole population; AMI IL s-~;
seems 10 follow inevitably fro" :" .>>.
{ ence of this trade. For sin. = ~.-.1
u have been observed elsewhere. ! !
y eminent persons, HumboIt and I !
. vile, in reference to Brazil, e. IN.
5 given utterance to the most & - 49,. :
;, bodings relative to the whites i:
= countries.
&c The Slave Trade is the P:...s..
-, of this surprising phenac.1..s.. -
y Royal Cedu|a OF 2lst Sep. i~.*.
,en1el-by afford;og pecu"*s.- 49,
tnant 10 the immigration = :. 49,
to keep down this alarming :.>.,
BIT the Slave Trade has rel :..
Y teItion imperative aud useless
o the 5 years-l835 t. 1889 inctu,.~--
e 2O3 white persons enterej at ~ G
IS The Havana, not more than hs,; p, =
! would probably remain in I. !. :
Of while during the same peri" 80. :
h landed in the western c@fa1"..4. 4 i
IN So. U55 negroes from Atlc3
!r And this, excellent sir. is 10; ob /
If Us glance at the communities :Tsoag as
ID borhood. The frmest u.:..' - TIA
n as it views our horizon. - !G~5
a. thousand free blacks, E 5 l., {.
II o1j:it}ry Republic Of Ha}::--, II
"a strictly disciplined. a11 H..
Ne disposal the ample m7HH> c. T..
nc the transportation Of this IL
OF hundred thous Oh Oh IT, ! ii
ma:cl. Twelve Ii oJsa"d u IT, -.
he Archlps ago and other : ,..s
lie. neig Observation-Disclosures /"
o. mauy more, wEested " cI::' -.
al savers
~ Aud setting aside the s..".. ia
ne French West Indies, ro~ a -: 80
cmancipation-!@t Us diry~>5 -
be stvadf,st gaze to the Norm. j.
- F!orida-the ports Of Louisa 49,
- The Caro!inas, &C., whic0 +.
." a most in contact with the {
ng wiki lis 100000 of sllves-a =.
Or immeQse as to strike terror. r
oft only, but throughout the wu"
49, conltderacy. Should We IL: >
u" duty, 10 deliberate ana o r.op3f'
as selves, in order TO ave- 'u9 Sc.
my which may be reasonably O." irr@
.ity a sNnauon OF aiiaiFs so4alarn5oy!
This is 50 urgent, a. exec n
that though it were ccc.a.n, ; L. !
:, roneousiy believe, nameIy,:. =.
lols fcoitufe would be para:yzsG =,
rhe aid of negro labor, we 6. r.
nan once TO choose poverty ~: -. :.
o, blindly 10 3aitnzat rjcA 40
single year,.ssd risk the loss u
- ceeding one, together with
. chiaery. and eggrg ting. l..
insurrectian of The neer~
But Fortunately for Z =. IS
ent iahahitaHts, as we,. 49,.
MAJ the mother coun:ry. us i. "-
sd been condemned BY i a: ~. Q. :
me law of natuFe, t. tne - -. q. -.
Vi ing is fertile soil b. H. -.
"gs' brows. That WIS he e.T5.
Is A :.-