Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-12-02

Boz .yD SLysny In the course of long and se
we're review Of Dickens Notes Amrrcs, Frazers
Nayazinc ter November, ind the following remarks
concerning Slavery in this country they show tha, all
he English are not blinded by the horrors of Slavery
,ho difficulties that withstand lis abolition:
[.f T. Tribune
uSbodly after landing, Sir. Dickens bitten by
the abo,ionss and Of all the writer's ogsinsi slavery
he ia the most .ahid God knows we are no advocates
for slavery az thing. We not SO silly as TO u:u
INTO melodramic horrors at the We should not
feel our flesh creep, like Mr. Dickens, because in.
nucenliy happened to receive the services OF sayes
We have no, such vast share OF sympathy as to be
able to throw il away abroad when there are SO many
calls Tor i; at home j; eeures very little inquiry
satisfy ones self that thousands OF our fellow Creatures
in England who ire not called slaves are worse off than
slaves abroad, even in America There are men, 40.
and children of our own blood and race here in
much more dire ard bodv.ruinng and soul.crushirg
state than any slaves in the world They are IN
unjust ihradom in the eyes of God and man. They
may be set free BY legsatiou the state would not Il
ruined by it, OGners Of factories and coal mines and
salt mines and other theatres of human crime and 3D.
man misery, may suffer by it. Bn, do not they who
have engaged in 50 foul traffic in human limbs, and
the mind and soul % man, deserve TO suffer- Who
would pity them, Fiat Justit.a Why not, them begia
in our ge nerous effort hore The author of PiehEit:
teste Mr. Weller, senior, of this opinion when e
ridculed the societies on behalf OF Triggers The
emancipation is easy here in America II bese' with
dficulles The cry agains, the planters is an ABSURD
and cruel one. Halle! ny good fellows; Ne hare
fine spun theory-ruin yourselves in honor oil IT,
The eave-owners say, very naturally, We will see you
bea,lfed first, and will not after; and we'll help you
the Of marty.dom IL 1t is not simply,
give up your properly in these slaves The planter
roars out, wha: ! to do with them after11rd -
Slavery is very bad in America every thing that is
BAD there assumes i.s worst type. The circumstances
in which the slave placed necessarily make
the system bad IL IL question, of who is 10 ee The
victim, the planter the slave None CT the religious
duties and sweet humaIes, which inlerpose in Turkey
project mos,er and slave, and alike held binding
BOTH bearing the fruit in Of grateful obedience.
and the other, Of fostering regard exist in
America. Both parties in state Of yeilant
iafe--it is multitude agains, might-a match 10 be
fought the utterance while either party occupies The
same battlefield The question Of slavery IN America.
is one Of the most difficult and sorest which possibly
can BIZ conceived, and 1t ought not TO be touched hy
rude, rash, and ignorant hand
DicgrSs's NorEs.-An English paper says this OF
MIR. Boz's volumes
"Thcy a,e the mere rough ofshoo,s of rambling
diary. There is all through them an effort 10 be smart,
stranng after humorous effect, which reminds us 81
Boz, but does not enl,gh,en us upon America A sort
Of vain ngr1tlude seems 10 pervade the book and II
is not honest in lis quantites-it is swelled bladder
blown, eked ont by al sorts of adventurous and extra
neous matter. 1t IS set ia a large type, in small
urm, with twenty two lines 10 q page and sea
If margin around it, The matter itself is Of the most
iiinsy gossip except when certain pretty episodes OF
writing creep gracefully in 10 relieve The ineesssnt
iippanoy."
Loan MoRrITH .Sp rae AaisIcAss.-The Shsi.
ied Eng) Iris says
ut is said that Lord Morpeth Id preparing his obser.
Tatons the Americans for tie press. The opinions
IF SO distinguished statesman, SO honest politician.
Ind good man, with regard to the Americans ard
heir institutions would be particularly useful this
period. All classes Of politicians would look with an.
e,y, and be prepared 10 receive with reverence, his
ordships opinion with regard to the working of ihs
ballot aud the man suffrage in America-points that
i'll inevitably he brought forward and discussed in the
ne VI session CT parliament