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may be considered one method Of operating upon

may be considered one method Of operating upon
the institution in those States =.
When is the world TO see an end Of fanaticism
II has, under one form or another, desolated the
earth at various epochs, and filed il with murder
ana boodshed. There Is no reasoning with a
dreamy Janafic He exalts himself into a conceted
interpreter Of Gods laws proclams (it may bel a
crusade against his fellow-man, whose faith differs
from ms own; and when butchering by wholesale
ms victims on a ST. Bartholomew's day. or burning
condemned heretics at Smthfeld, or massacring
thousands OF women and children in ST. Domingo,
reducing that fruitful garden Of the West indies 10
hopeless desoaton then il is the fanatic glories in
having done Gods work-n having ful6lled, in his
wild and deranged imagination, the high DEGREES Of
the Almighty
The truth is, this slavery question is a very sim
pie one. View il as we will, have no doubt but,
by the natural course of events the negroes on this
continent, like the Indians are doomed to exterm-
nation. II they could be freed tomorrow, their ex-
termination would only be accelerated, in contact
with fifteen or sixteen millions Of whites conli-
nent In state Of slavery, they no,c slightly in
crease; but when this country becomes populated
with one hundred millions of whites--which will
according to the laws that regulate American pop
alaton) come to pass in 10 or rs years henee-there
will then be an end Of all negro slavery. White la
Dor will then dsplace negro labor, il has already
done at the North, and is doing in the middle States.
The negro labor being no longer necessary, they
wi from that moment, gradually, il not rapidly,
decrease till there will be an end Of the race. The
promise Of the earth and the funess thereof"
seems likely, in the end, to become the inherit
ance and the possession of the most powerful
race Of mankind, intellectually (probably Of the An
glo-Saxon raceD for where there is superior mind,
there dwells superior knowledge; and where there
superior knowledge, there will be superior power;
which, when necessary to be exerted in competition
for the means Of subsistence, will conquer-yes,
and exterminate the weaker party, but i will sue
coed. This is the order things ordained ''by Ma
ture and Natures God;" and will defy all the COM
bned assaults of the fanaticism Of the world to
verse II They may occasionally end locally cause
instructions, prosecutions, and bloodshed but this
will be all The great progress of things ordained
by the Creator will still spicture of the prob
able fall and extinction of all the dark-skinned races
before the necessities Of the whites while it cannot
be ayerted by improper intermeddling on the one
hand, does not justify cruelty towards them by those
who may have the inhumanty to inAict il. Enough
Of this subject.
You will perceive by the papers that Mr.. Cough
has been found under singular If not suspicious cir
cumsances. His story seems too incredible for be-
lief yet, charity for poor fallen human nature would
fain hope il might be true.
The stock-market is in a'feverish and unsettled
state An unusual dullness pervaded the market to-
day, without material changes from yesterdays
quotations.
Owing to some $4,000 barrels of -four having re-
Gently been bought for shipment to England, the ar
ticle has slightly advanced Genesee and George
town sold to-day at "a 66-a choice brand would
readily command IS.
Cotton is duh. 700 bales sold to-day at current
rates. Rye sells at 65 cents. Corn (southern) at
50 to SIS.
Pork mess Sl4 43 a AZ; prime $ll 80. New
Orleans sugar sells at from 81 to II cents, according
to quality.
Bills for the steamer on London at 9, to TO- On
Paris, at S % to 25.
Yours, very respectfully,