The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-23


- ~. ara. nav. all advanced in that esaairy
-;,h v;~zntic STRIDES Agriealtare has not oees
:. -. r,,r. Al the sane time very gen
- .-.,s;,.,,ou Of s>rfs has iaien Place, &C
a., N. fr-rnsa Of Russia noe Number thoa-
-. vher, thev formerly woald count oaiy
hupdrsi.. The sverage, Of coarse, . IN = Goa
,i,..I S.eiine, AID thosgh all the world mas
-, .erustomsd % regard Rssian prosperity
!. ,.,,slx .Svs ucinx, all the world, according
a. M F,.h.r. = eyi5satIy deceived.
TT. .nother example. Egypt, under iae
v.x.ram .nt Of the Pasha, 10 PsoPled By slaves
n. ,-..D. are all in thaf condition We know
no, IN. number of property holders lagsasSe-l
hu, re shouId suppose they wpuid scarcely
mound 70 $1,000 Nov il 10 fair 70 ssPPoss
$40 ~. entir, property Of Egypt IL ha.f a val
-. :. tat AZ virginia: thai q To say, that a
!. xarth 400 .O0O. 0e0. This would give a.
.x.-,x. AZ $50 to each freeman COase-
su,n,iy. according To Mr.. Fisher, Egypt tfaI
frcu bsins the bassst Of kingdoms0 u ths most
aaar,.hiuS couuunity Ca earth
The prosoeritv of Enzlan8. according 70 this
theory immsdistel altar the Norman conquest,
wbeu sbout one hundred thousand were free
,n.n spd ali the r.sr slaves, wss greater than il
!, A. tkis moment, when she controls the money
ooerstions Of ali the World
It.lv. Immediately before the infoacs Of those
B.rbari.n. who overtime. the dseayed ana tot
teriug empire Of Rome, uss. according 10 NE
.reosnt. Of all hsssoriaas. in Ina MOST oePaers-
IA. AZ eli conditions According 70 Mr. : q
ide.. however, she presenisda pletnrs Of Pros-
uerity 10 which the history Of the whole known
world presents no liksns.s- The entire Cam
raru.. an sxcesdi1gly populo1s district, was
g.pec by a few MOBILES. All the rest we're
dawes. The average gss enormol1s, zrordIng
an immense fortune 10 each freeman
Lat m coma nearer home Ii can BE demon
ssrstsd hat this principle Of Mr.. Fisher makes
the wealth Of q eomnanity consist in the de-
cav of industry, the exhaustion of the lands,
and the decline OF me PePals19n- Iof m
stance, ne vslae Oh me ana % nsn. - So-.
ty . estimated al aoeat $1,000. es y ~. y.
per o. SAVES se3P'se0 " - 20 -, a
s1v piece. tney vo.ie yssaa ystss y
ms asceo 70 me Phee o. me anu 49, 81.
sSsSosoo iof me sAee o. ne AL &c 1s
Of me eoehty, IN feano hamoo -
se.OoosOoo. Il. ns sePPoss lasss 49, 70 p
come % e0m Pteae.y eAnsAsss- ma - - -,
Be sod for aot rail- tnesr vase. eY eioJso
Lst rs sapr,oss 'ae.n ia oo.tn y :,
dred iedisi1aAis, sno osn my a.s q, 80 ~
ruty saves ~ sSoo 80 soete B"e
snscn' snoea 10 tne % - ""ele go -. -
me ana ana nsg,0es ~ neANo 10y y,
Soo'o; ana e.eh inoN'e1A soS
s<o,oV: nov prosperous .o.,o - VIZ $50
OF henne9, sceo.oins - Nj. n -
"o,h-oss I.a.s' - - ..s
the numbsr Of slaves, the greater the PrOspsri
y Of tho state Tins . very cinsrsnt hio1
Mr.. James T.. Braces vew Oh me Mailer %
let N take Il Tor granted mat Il u So inca
the Legislature OF Virginia possessed NE Pos
sr, and would exercise Il, OF rsfa-ng one h.i
Of her free poPslatisn 10 slavery, sne weal'
add To her wealth theif estifnaied FAas
slaves.
Slaves are property. Il 10 tine; and IN esiana
ting the wealth OF indiyidasis, as compares will
..eh othsr. they are 70 bs taken into the &C
eouut. Bat . cts.reot ruI. musE Do pursued
An eomo.riux IN. vssI:h Of Shave and fire.
St.te. VIA, make. . dave ynlu.blef H
lI.bor. Of eour,,. Adam Smith tail, rs indssd
ia, lsS0r. and NOT vold or silver, i. the tru
standard az y.Ius. In como.rius the wealth Q
~. STATE. Of The Unioa. M. Fists.r has len thi
p.rt az the ,Qb;ect eutirsIy cut Of view. II
has made no .liov.pce vkatex.r. for the VA a
Of fro. labor. thouyh IL /, we'll known 10 be q
4. greatly .u,erior GO, 70 slave He adopts IN