The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-12-30
Unit, Of Ma IA s.' .,.,.s..n Observer ana
.A"a tia, The " Ma. Pore.
Fer kenssetx s Nae.

Nor :. .a' The Win. ~.
heniseky. Sae.-
"a" anything be done, to NAH
,s'. - ?, fr't Waite Me-. Exclusively. a'a'.,.
'n'' De done. without injury to ,5.' ca
OF The staie' Can it be done 49,, 'a'shOlt.rs
humanity to the slaves. greater thu 'Ayh-
aohe' oJ allowing the whole mat. S'aldk
as IL now stands 10 r.n.;a
Letthe reader suppose The fiji
to embrace the Fundamental O,a.,.ip ''saas,
new constitution Of the Stat. an - .'A' Of tie
slavery; and then lie. him lady. ~, 'a'''c'a
foregoing questions are f,irlv 'A7s Tie
-, SIC. !: Those who are slave, n ,S''s 'rast
'". auSp.'on OF this Constitution LIS va, S'ais, At
~, uhe females Of them. AMI $50 Ss'eehd-
s".1 hereafter be accounted sI.v.os ethsrs,
,n.,ns, 1870 70 oe mahamiiied ,Ic.., 'hsA
SIC. ;. The descend.n,.o,s
, ay oe ooih IN THIS State after lhr shS
.'s eoHs'i'u'ioh' shall be free, =, a, PuSA q
nvely arrive at the age of twep,v 'sspsc-
,.;."I - u'ey are IN The State, at, or -, yssr',
81 o ihose persons. the desc.n5..
'a,e saves, VINO may 90 free, uDds, ~ t.
~ rh' snail be placed uad., u. o's-
aa'.o'y, and held 10 service. nm Pse-
,sS, u .s iaoor or hire, will Be ,ass-'. 30
ansPol' mem 10 Liberia, or aav o,h--'
h,s - ms, I'M, ota'e' which thsY may pref, paes
Consider for moment. the sf-,,. T.
provisions separately, and when eou0h,,., ''
The provisions Of the sr.t s..,,..
cure to all the slavshOlder. of the s,,,1
property IN all their slaves IN being ,,,.. ~'i
lion OF the new constitution, duriSg 60
the slaves; they would prevent ,bs ,ud
Of any more slaves into TIL, State: ana -
the voluntary emancipation Of snv 49, .''''S
main free in this State. " r.
The provisions Of the sseons s..,,.
hO'a out TO Shareholders, EhO do 10, 49,.
einanelPate their slaves, the pr,y,Iry.
dueement' to remove them as slave. -
moment that they would 70 free. Il 80 ~'
and thus would act on tn. one hand S..
efiai indneement TO have the slavsse..st
infancy and youth; and on the O,h., - :
an effectual stimulsnt for the r-no.., =
slaves from the State, by all such sv,.,.
were unwilling for their slaves to b. r..
The provisions Of the third sect,o. =.
effeciually prevent the accumulate. :,
black population in this State; they vou,s :.
vide an ehectusl and humane plan for IN. -.
val Of the slaves Of those who ar. UiIs,, :.
them go free under the proposed eon.r,.,.
and would furnish a great and LASTING 5....-,
to the Republic Of Liberia in Afrea il, =
thousands OF excellent em,granis.
The whole combined effects uovlsk.
thing like the following; In period -.
too hasty nor too tardy. Kentucky xoals a.,
her black population. almost wholly r,ns,..
and lind II suPPlaRlsd by white pOUul,..,
far more numerous than the black. r.na,..
She would Teeeivein addition, flom isF,v IA "a,
millions OF dollars, for the slave, sent a. -
would secure the first and most indisVsu.,s,.
element OF lasting greatness and haopine., i,
unity Of race, and that a free Whils ma. =.
every source Of prosperity, wealth and pax.,
would be augmented beyond VIVA, We s.s. a,
present, forsses. As to the slaves, ,bO,s ina,
were removed as slaves, would probably : in +,
condition no worse than they we're in b.s,-..
at any rate, as good IS there is the east ,o,..
bility the mass Of them ever can Be IN. h.r. ~
elsewherei while those who might 40 irss. .Ovt
have the world-except the slave Sta.s,-..,
above all. Liberia before them for nss .soa.
under new and better auspices. The .iay.-osp.
srs would have no reason to complain; 70, n,
only thing refused to them, . simply the ssts.
al 10 make kentucky slave State stsra.Ily n.
only thing asked Of them IS. that after ali sAs,
slaves now alive are dead. and their slave, hs,-
after to be born, are 25 years old, they vii ,u
what slaves they may then own, as they Aa1,
already put many nov owned BY them, in son.
other place. Those Who are sctualed ssVssiaa,
by the desire to have slavery brought to an .nd
ought TO be satisfied with the operation Of .usi
plan, as being on the whole, not ialurioas .
the black race in the mas, and smip.u,,
beneficial to many Of them Wills, ,hsy osyt
to consider, that nothing bsyoad sach psssl
10 attainable. even If il were desirable. Tho.
whose conduct win be Influenced chiefly BY Goa
alterations affecting the good Of the whit. nc.
and the advancement Of the Comnou.sslts
would hnd all their reasonable hopes IS isll
realised as the naturs,Of the case admits
The subject Of slavery is one Of the NOS, a
manageable that wise and psirictic slaissua
can graPpls with. The object Of this psp.l
to suggest a solution Of the problem involves d
the questions placed at the cOmmea esmsnioi 4
. l believe the solution is complete, ana that "A
very could be gradually extingaisksd in Ks-
lucky, and the whole black race easily rsmos-
from the State: and that the result would 3 Al
tended with little or no loss 10 the owen !
slaves. with no injury to the mass Of the sIss
themselves, and great benefits to many Of then
and that many collateral blessings. besides IN
immense and direct one Of making KsAtacky
State Of free white people, would be secured
With me, this is the grand ob,eet-Ua.ty
race. and that the Srkits race, TO- KsAiHel,
Slavery or no slavery, is not the main ques,iSl
T Emancipation Is not the main thing-nOt even
main thing. except as it may aid an object no
important than itself Uaity Of race. and IA
The HAits race, for KsRtueky; this Is the ikil
we need; the thing, withOu, which, Ksstaek
, must become a tenth rate State; with which, d
may stand erect amidst the first and strOnss
Of all, and in all coming events, he felt with
giants power.
love all races, but my own most Of oil.
love all States, but Kentucky best Of all o
sire for her, Uaity Of race, and tlaf As EAl
race. FaTTTTE
s<ensscky Asatsss she Wsris-fise ts'si'
Quite number OF remark abs tine cattle hs'
passed through our city dUnng the last ten daI
fOr the ClnClnnati market Some Ite9 u ne