New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-09-14

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rgs e..,!.u of ~ Mcgee lie 3r.,eh We !adrs.
~ K IS EIE"sos. Pas-saet d ieaI.,s. Boston
J.o.e, iiuaas
We have READ tais AoG.ess with urieigdeo
Measure. X is no mere haddc of stale cola
MOI; plsccs abou. Liberty. and uncharitao!e DC
uuqst.lions .; Shareholders, ba. profound aud
eycseaney e.rnes. discussion o! the great qucs'
.on Of Ncgro Emancipation ~ its VARIOUS best-
n.s uuol .!le character of line eairanchised class
srd ason the Interests OF society at large. /.
,o.ees ,b,4 history of West india Emancipation
fam ITS small and feeble oegin.!ngs, TO tie
,.fiaa Of It's faai c1nsumm4tIon, and in thai
cssint style OF eieq ,enae and power which adds
Charm 10 all Mr.. E,ners'n's writings, sets forth
,be CLAIMS OF the ens!aveG III our own couatry t.
,be .ni;gaterod sympathy OF the free We
would gladly make liberal extracts, but can on]}
ind roo;n at prcseat Tor couple Of paragraph,
h. p.rrsal OF which may induce some Of Or
rcaders to procure the whole:
I; has been in all mems experience marked
cfe: of the prise III behalf OF the African, 10
generate an ovecbearng and deiyins spirit Tie
ipstt;u;iOn Of slavery seems 10 lis opponent 10
have but one SIDE, lnd he feels that none but q
STUPID or maijenan: person can hesitate ona view
Of the facis. Under such an impulse. was abou.
to say, if am cannot speak, or cannot hear Tie
words of freedom. Let HIM go hence-I had Ell
most sad creep INTO your grave, the universe ms
10 ased Of yoa Bat have thought better; let
MIN not 90. When we consider what remains 10
b. cone for this interest, in this country, the die
.a,cs of humeoty make US tender Of such as are
not vet persuaded. The hardes. scihshness is 10
be borne wl,h. Let us withhold every reproach-
full end, if we can, every indignant remark. In
tins cause, we must ren0unce our temper, ard
the risiugs Of PRIDE II there be any man WHO
tanks the ran OF race of men q small matter,
co,npared with the last decoration and compile
tons Of bis own co.nfort-Who would not so
much as part with his ice cream to save them
fron. rap;ne and manaclcs, | think, l must not
hesitate 10 satisfy that man, that also his cream
and vanilla arc safer ana cheaper by placing tine
negro nation on a fair footing, than by robblng
them. Ii the Virginian piques himself on the
picturesque luxury Of his yasselage, on the heavy
EAiooian manners OF his house servants, their
silent obedience, their hue of bronze, their tur-
bared heads, and would no: exchange them for
the more Intelligent but precarious hired service
OF whites, shall not refuse 10 show him, that
when thsir free papeIs ire made out, 1t WILL s,l!l
be ,hef interest oIemain on MS estate, and that
the oldest planters OF Jamaica are convinced,
thai it is cheaper to pay wages, than to own the
slave
said. this event is signal in the history Of
c;vization. Tl.ere are many styles Of civil
z.tino, and not oae only. Oars is full OF bar
barities. There arc many f=cuIties in man,
e.ch of which taxes It's Turn oi activity, ana
that faculty which s paramount IN any pc
rod, and exerts itself through the strongest
na,iGn. determines the civiity OF tina! age; and
each age thinks lis own the perfection OF reason
Our culture is very cheap ana lntnglhe. Un-
rDcl eny house, and you shall find IT, The well
being consists in having sutliciency Of coffee
ana toast, with daily newspaper; well glazed
pa.lor, with marbles, mirrors, and centre. table;
and ihs excitement Ci 4 few pa,t'es aud Il few
Iides in year. Surh as one house, such are ali
The owner OF New-York manor initiates the
MANSION and eeuipage ri the London roslernan
the Boston merchant rivals hls brother Of New
York; and The villages copy Boston. There
have been na;ians elevated ny great sentiments
Such was the cNilIty Of Sparta and the Dorian
rece, whilst II was detective IN some ot the che'
eitmeats 81 ours That Of Athens, again, lay Ill
an iujolIect dedicated 20 beauty. That OF ASA
Minor IN poetry, music aud arts; that 81
Palestine IA plely that Of Gonle in military
arts and VIRTUES, exalted by pfodglous mag.
nSni..nty; thai Of CANA and japan in the
last exaggaration of deCorum ana etiquette
Our c,vi;,:y England determines the style "a:
ihas,nuch as England IS The strongest vi tts
family Q; existing nations. aud Us wc are tht
expasiun Of lha, people. 1t is tia: ot 6 trading
macon II is Il s;iopkeeping civ'llty. Tne Engl.s
lop rs rauieG snopS.eYef, and has the I'r:udnes
and ,iuaiait,5s OF that prr'ess on. And ~ ars
Shops esper-, and have acquired the vices ano
w,,u.s That belong 10 ,race. We ped"e, We
track. we sal, we row, we ride III cars, We creep
IN Learns, We 40 Ill cenalS--to Inurket, and tpi
the sale of goods. The national ann and empov-
meat s,tc,;u:s into our ways OF thinking, oar
laws, cur hebI,s, and our munncrs. the CUSTOMER
j. the immediate Jewel OF our snuls Hun We
a.t,er him we feast, compliment, vote ior, ana
wu,T,ot contradict. II Was or II seemed the dc
tate u trade L. Keep the negro down. We had
iounG & race whn were less wariike, ana less
enraetc shopk,cpers titan we; who had very
llI!s xii! IN trade. We found i. very ,nvenien,
to keep lbem ut work, stree. BIZ the aid Of little
Whipping, We could get their work Tor nothing but
the: board and the cost of Whips. What il Il
Cost a few unpleasant scenes on the coast OF
AtFlcal That was great way oft; and the
scenes coujd be endured by some sturdy, unscru
puious fellows who could 90 for high wages ana
bring us Inc men, and need not trouble our cars
vita The disagreeab.c particulars. Ii amy men,
ton was made OF homicdc madness, adultery,
ana intoieraoie tortures, we would let the church
bells ing louder, The churchcrgs swell lis peal,
and drown the hidecus sound. The sugar they
raised was excellent NOBODY tasted blood III II.
TIE coffee was fragrant; the tobacco was in
cense; the brandy made nations happy the cot
ton clothed the world. What all raised By these
Inen, and no wsges7 Excellent. What 9 con-
ysn;cncc They seemed created Sy providence
to BEG. the heat and ihe whipping, and make
thess fine articles.
For sale by C. S. Francis, 25a Broadway.
No PRoTEcrIoN TO FARMERS After having
fpent their strength FOR years past IN depicting
the beauties of Free Trade, the Loco Focos are
all at oncc ken nm with a glowing stnse of the