Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-12-19
vol. MULLINS. n.

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ho the effect IL she should succeed in .ishinu slavsrv
in the United States. Cuba Brazi ard ,hruuQhsut this
continent. The experiment in her own colonies was
made under the most favorable circumstances i. was
brought about gradually and peaceaby by the steady
and firm operation Of The parent country armed with
complete power prevent or crush nj enre all surrrc-
tonary movements the part of the negroes and able
and disposed Ia maintain tho full ,e p,,m III aud 81
cal as,endency Of the former master over their forrncr
slaves II IL AT all wonderful hnl The change in The
relations Of muster and slave took place, Under such cir
cuslances without violence and boodsed and that
der and peace should have been since preserved Very
different would he The result Of abo!lon should il he ri
leced by her influence aud exetions in the psessons of
other countries this continent especially in .~
United Sales. Cuba and Brazil, the great cuya,orsor
The principal tropical products " America. To form
conception Of what would be the result with them,
we look Jamaica but IL 81. Domingo Tor ex-
ample. The change would he followed by unfurgiviny
hate hetwecn lbr races. aud end in hluody and
deadly struggle between them for the superiority. One
The oller would have 10 be suussed cA,rpated VI
expelled, and deslaon would oversptead their terrific
res as in ST. Do,nluo from whrh II would take cen
uries fecover The end would bc that the snperir
ty in oulivaiing the great tropical sianlps would be
transferred ituin them To the Brush tropical posses
sone
They Of extent and those beyond the Cape Of
GMd Hope possessed If an unlimited s,pnuat VI Inbu.
Standing ready hy the aid OF BRUSH rapi,a 10 aupply
the deficient uhch would be crnh,nei by DESTROYING
the tropical productions Of the United Sintes Cuba Bra
al and other counties cultivated by slave labor IN this
continent suon ~ the increased price, in consequences
would yield profit, |, is the successful competition
Of TINT labor which kcens ,he prices Of The prra, rpca
staples 81 low NJ to prevent their cultivation with prp.
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pleased to call IRE labor If she can destroy It's compe
lon she would have monopoly in Those productions
She has MI the means Of furnishing an unlimited snpIy
and fertile possessous in both lndies boundess ct
ni,nd ,fcapal and labor and ample power TO suppress
disturbances and preserve order Throughout her wds
douains.
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