The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-10-14

-, North ana south.
g.sD'sd'' ace q We extracted from the St
NJ ns org ,.oi6cant paragraph on the sub
"a. OEan' . = y, uutcr asserting that he
= e ''',' ,,,,,,pr.ed should some immediate
.gBHa PC ...rn to free the State OF Missouri
-s..aTs BE owl. as il was called, which
ss5 sn 'p. ' Il rcpeIling emigran's thence to
sias fA''' : # he North; and only a ie"
~ Zee H5". .bsJEuotad some expressions
spP'e''o'1'..l, .rr,,,l al Indianapolis by Gov
% ss''a. - or Kentucky, at which 'ha' gen
.nE Ldeh''' ,as, some measures IN Tela-
asn'' ''',l' mlslt possibly be adopted by the
1910 s.a''''.s ,,,c q, Their expected convention
r ., not, perhaps, to be inferred, IRON
'a='' ma. tbele is any great probability
asereia''a.l''-ls abolition Of slavery 10y Inc
sn'', O. Ink 's-o been made before and for many
,ls -. IN these Understanding
sl''''.' v .,l, the institution however, re
sl'H' = The remarks are CHEEKY 10
lsr' ia ...Gcst,ons that, in these States
y 'a''a =. !, frDm beng regarded as blessing
si'e' , ,rs, !, no lack Of understanding Inc
lli 'i-' '', an which II operates inlunousiy
,lr-'l.- .... ,a,srrst In Kentucky II Is felt
a'l' - long felt, as the great evil oil slave
an. b, 'f'" N, arm of The free white
2, 'l' .,e. for HIM a degrading ana DC
l''''-, ..,ns,,tion, before which ms pnde Is
+l'' Adv, ana ma hi, industry Penshos; and So ioI
s'-n'''' -, f,ee white man, the advocates Of
:as sAA' = -, leslie to place Kentucky among
s--l' 80. In Missouri, a younger State
DE- -. Nv a new frontier State, soto speak,
i-aI - mi and full Of unoccupied lands, as
s''-' =, mineral wealth, they are struck
wi : 'o.,,sele Of those various streams oil I'M
''ll' ,-,,,b come pouring from the Lakes
n.'l-' -, ,ueshaule> INTO the mighty valley
ia- = v.,i.,.pa.. passing by Mlssoan-the
''' - ,be temperate, the highly at
-'-l' = v...,nr-to seek their destination IN
~ - and lsS, h0>p.,able northern regions
.r-r, and Wisconsin. Here, also, the PRIDE
-, niu-es the nyalY OF slavery de-
-. feIt Ia the value of land; and The
- seces,.ons to the population OF The
.,f-,e Sta,ts Is a standing commentary on
..-t,.q-r tate Of ihe latter, an a mere so0ao~i'
e- "a e.oapingthe evils Of slavery.
Al n TACT. treating the slavery question
-.....-.. .rs of economic interest, Il may d,
-g,,,t trrb. and cannot be gainsald, thai all
,..-sp,s IN America, where Il has been am
Il maze. the superior advantages Of freedom
.-s -ts- Baluman VII, no ngenuiyoi logic OF
..r-rf e.glu5nce, can devise any aTgumentir
a.,.,cs 5f III, institution capable Of standlns
.-..a.t lie counter testimony furnished by Tho
.-,rs,, s,st.,rica. cNhibt Of the comparative
,gr.b and pusrcss Of the free and slave States
NJ s,rnF, coz al such an exhibit without per
cr.yas. 3 g.ancc, that Liberty Is the tallsmar
q assprr.,, and that a free State always mus
AL gil uc,,up, 10 the race OF wealth ans
,.rsr. 3 commonwealth shacklod by any Te
lss-nlag .e.itr, oi the lrUlal system.
Websye been recently making some calcula
u0l,. IL the purpose Of constructing such al
,,rtt Of The comparative increase IN popula
tsa5i the noe and slave States Of the Ameneal
Ulgl. flam tie pcHol Of the fTst census il
.-4l Tie tables TcsU.lIng are too long. an
NH. Ro.t .aoGny auihmetlcal and tedious
tr ID. malcl,.ar. We accordingly selcc
,51s pat,allI PORTIONS Of cur work, sufhclen
o. l,..-;r The subject and give a perfectly Just
a. SCI Is p.t-ry VIVID, idea Of the economic II
,l.s u.u population Of tie institution Of slave
LslBs trsce the progress, from 1890 TO loit
Of soms Of the ancient states Of the confedei
scy On both sides Of Mason's and DiKOn's lin,
ss.sclng such States on either side as may seeI
nos, fairy capable Of cOmparison,-Delawar,
Maryland aHc Virginia, on the one side. an
RhOds Island, Massachusetts, and New York, o
The other which represent the three classes {
smallest, largest, and melium-sized States. TIL
following table exhibits the territorial area (
these Sisiss, ana their populations in 1890 an
$50, wih the increase in each during the ha
ceuluy.
Sl.mIes Pom. ia. Pom. 1870 IncreaS