Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-02-16

40 Jamaica ~ lutiN lU'uNAIN NhN'H' wv
whites would have been but mor'Mul 'H
their yiudictivc NAV II ,indlciivT ratHnn'
had any sway lIut not one act II violence
,ullicd that magnificent triumph Of Cm'rt
,nit aud Right aud, from that day 10 thH
a rc,cc and good orlrt have prevailed which
would do houorIo any civilized community
# that il "a laihrc VIII somc one tell me
what would have been triumphant aud glou
Gus succcss1 | should I've glad to be inform
ed Tie idea has not vet diwucd upon ne
Once more tho gcntlman took crtnul
against the pretty common opinion that, a.
be expresses il, "thc continuance OF slavery
is injurious 10 Us as nation tpngc q
He will excuse me for saving. that rhrly hts
It been my chance to tall IA with 50 rapa
BILE a non scduitur as that which hes in the
chasm between his premises and his coucIu'
son at may be rcmcmbcrcd,' he said.
',Lat the view derived from tho deccnulal
census is well calculated to deceive. More
than one hundred thousand foreigners an
= uuahy arrive in the United States, who set
T tie down almost entirely in the Free Staic7
p. Do thcy1 Aud why because in the
g Free States the occupation of the lab0rcr
}, does not place him in n degraded cast, and
J, because in the Free States there arc COM
mon schools Tor him to send his children to,
t. in which they can be trained under tho
same advantages az the richest aud from
y which they can start III an equal compctl'
IS ton with the sons of the richest Tor all the
rs nrizes Of society Nor only is the case with
rs foreigners Those who cmigratc nom the
OF old Northern States almost all 20 to the now
ne Free States while, on the other hand, a
large proportion Of the emigration of tho old
Southern States goes into the Free States
BE- ofthe Northwest" Indeed And what is
lh it that sets the prodipous current Of cml-
+" grafton So dccrminntcly in that direction,
~ Winning even the sons of the sunny South
ne from the homes qf their childhood and the
10 graves OF their fathers and all the asSOcia-
ne tons Of kindred and Of memory, TO seek
the hardshlps OF an untricd condition aud n
DIV Northcn SKYE Just the intense desire for
that equality and those social advantages
u" which the presence OF slavery absolutely
en- excludes This | have observed myself
u.s. the Gentleman continued, is cmlncnuy truo
ny O, the North Carolina cmigrunts; and may
n.y. add. too that, but for this emigration, pop
IA ulatlon would increase in that State as fast
y" as it would in any country, there being nm
Az abundant supply Of the ncccssarics of life
"''?yt' among the entire population ~ All Mr.
~ Chairman, "much virtue is in bM MS well
" as in A. But for this emigration North
'"o Carolina would rapidly increase. Because
t Of this emigration, it docs not to Increase
WV And what causes this emigration Tho
gentleman has told us what does not cause
-, it 1t i, no want Of supply Of the ne.
-. ccssaricS OF life yusarlv 81 called. Or
them he said truly they had an abund dance
w. plenty to cut drink. and wc,r But Of
$3.50, what are equally nccossa les OF lie b. right.
49,, minded people equality Of social position,
is7s and opportunities for personal improvement
H.. and advancement nom slaycholdng n
- Carolinlans have not enough, aud therefore
they 20 elsewhere in search of them keep
,,,. lng down the population Of the state. as wei
nm As its wealth and consequence, Of which in
s., a we'll organized community, the lndusui-
and Oh, classes ar the support n stcngth. This
,,n remark on the tendency Of emigration 70
,,,, rhc Free States said tho gonilman was en-
n, d, ncutly true Of the North Carolina emf
, IN grants should expect it from the well
|, !. known good sense and independent charac
ter of the good old Norh State The free
$40, tender, and open spirit, which Gorge Fox
4, found among the planters OF AlhcmarI"
~ ~ has not died out There and it is not satlS6
~ ed with infcrioriy aud staguntlon. let
A., them got rid Of slavery and they can hv'
at home without either
We Aud when we have COLA, the oaus
no" which keeps down the comPnrnure rorIn
gen non prosperity. and Consequence Of y. {
NJ I" we can answer the same question IN olht
Ho"s applications We can tell Why the growl
JH. OF beautiful Kentucky keeps no better pnc
Owed with her sister Ohio, across The liver no, 6
2 co.. large and scarcely so !culr yet the latter
goa though starting later, now nearly uIbhn
90, the free population Of the former We ca
ana tcll why Virginia IN tie Ent halt ccnUr
nov Of lhc Eedrpl GJyCrnWout increased he
70" population from about three qaauors Of
'e q. million to about million and quartz
10 I'D winnie Now York on much smaller teri
10 no iory. enlarged her numbers from HbO
D'' 1880. 900 10 nearly TWO millions and a haI
con. aud L,r estimated properly had bccoH
J'''- po1Iy three tunes as great ss that olll
''l 4" Sale me most hycr,d by nature Of any
ttn- ..t., Union We can tell Why MnfyIau
uas, cdglbIy ,naalod los II free lnhabl
u .us 20 the square mile and bleak and la
OBJ m> ,.r Mas. qs We ran explain how
1me abou, HAT Michigan. 10 ,cn years t
ar" tore $40 increased bar lrce popula,i,
~ ana 80 per cent. and Araau.as erected into
o. n'' ~.,'c about the same time, only 900 r
'''' cent Washington saw the difference /
r,rcu Pennsylvania ard Virginia 10 4
e. a. ir and hls 0a''b'r d.s~,rnneul descfi
.' .he cause 90 b. r. l'e lars for aLol,bi
'.av'ry. "IoRs,. trt hc. for once TOO hoI
'4 '4''y 'aNl''. mere Do nY'l,1g more ccra
o. F d 4 l..