The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-31


80 ,l,u as the one proposed
s' :. g i.is that to sm.ncipais and set fr'
large a plumber Of slaves at one
- .,,ac,lys to the best interests OF III
GA, NEED be said in answer to this OF
81 ~ to notice the unfair manner Il
slSa - .,.s,uted. No plan that We hav
- ..1DO.-. thstsvsn One-haif the slave
~ ''' a '1r5 will be found here when III
- ~ - sF,ct Indeed, many suPPos
&C. g, bsfor, the period arrives in wh'o'
% '0ns =, ,beir freedom, there will be $
- s'1 -, LEGISLATION in that particular vii
,.O., unnecessary ,.,,. 81.
,.,ber objection to emancipation IS una
: j. a constitutional reform were trick
isH'--,, for convention. BY pledges tina
o 90 -. .ss,,iug the relation of master AM
- h taken in the convention
s''' ,,.,tiou shows degree of hsrdihOo'
Il' - al, By that Of the SOlOns lately as
So So, Frankfort, when they affirmed tina
sa''- -. siysn in advance that the suelec
So =, }. agitaisd ataIl. This is curious
So i,formsiion. II ought to be known
~ where this pledge was given' and
-, authorised to give it; what agency
% =. had in it, and whether they author
~ ~ ~, famous educators, our renowned
rl'-' =. 10 make this arrangement for
a'nF w., saw you, mechanics Of the towns
a'l =, men Of the country, did you EN-
- o,s 70 seal up your mouths, so that
- nat dare to open them to call in
~ -. great blessings that are to flow to
.,-rbildren from the Perpetuation OF
-,glisr institution" Or rather say did
yo,. with US and thousands Of Others
..,v.uriou solely that this very question
visateOms up .,.A,,..n;.,,
itself for body Of men, composing
SA''' IN part Of the whole number author
''' '-'-'- tins msiter, to suppose that all
- T" - ,hs State must be subservient
g thsis. .,o. d. ,,,,. ,,as-
s., ,Bsluding al those that labor WI : "'',',
- am no slaves. Is their interest y ~
-.,rsi for VIII the labOring man believe
IA, ne best way to promote his interest is to
,-or ne negro trader to flood the country with
SAFE. stopping al avenues TO honest industry,
.Bs compelling the working man either to emf
,,,.. seal or slarye' II this is one Of the
a, Hgs that be IS to receive from substituting
~. supg for the school house, We think he
Ill : SLOW to learn his lesson.
s We come now TO the fifth and last objec-
usls Sc shall notice; The proper time has
auesms 70 discuss this question"
Wslhiak that the reasons already given show
.hal me tine Las come, the very time; and that
Frs GO not discuss il now, We shall be false
ourselves and our country. Kentucky is the
M bOrn Of many daughters. Her parents
cd 10 Der 10 G:scHss the evil and find the rem
az Her infancy, il Is true, was Graded in
asgsr sad oificulty; yet she grew up comedy
alss. Many sons were born unto her. She |
ir.sa them in pleasant homes. They, too,
as'-- noble band Of sons. who established
.r uausslVss government according to the
@! hey hsi. Bot the spirit Of progress is
,-,sc They hni that their work was not
srisss
Tier neighbOrs Outstrip them in the road TO
sasih shG greatness. They consult together.
--scls are found in their social ard civil or
liEsiion. Many things they took delight in
stsl yoang have now become irksOme. Even
l.lsi isSH has become disreputable. The
''si' FOrss are frequently heard, I'VE must
-i's saves to al the mental Offices" These
SIS we're never heard in the young days Of
b. mother. Her sons visit their neighbors
90 tie river and find no such words used there.
ne mothers there DO not consider il mental to
l''at 10 the duties Of their household, neither
g De daughters consider it degrading 10 wash
l'i ''''hers shirts while they are engaged in
d manly duty Of providing for them in the
i'i The sons Of Kentucky come home
~ POndsr over the matter. They call in
-'i asighoOrs They resolve that there must
a. entire gsihsring of the family to deter
--'' 1'' honest labor shall no longer be soon
they say We must labor ourselves, and
---a'' others TO DO 50. And the first thing 10
: Tone IS to get clear Of our slaves, not with
~ making our white cousins slaves, but
/" las DO great deal more ourselves than we
ave lea IN the habit Of doing, so that our
''-'''' IS well as sons may grow up with
--''Is and strength as in former times. and our
= nlsd Tor some nObler purpose than the
IAN Shop and Card Table"
BOT objections to these noble resolve. so,,n.
'aleh and fast Some venal souls maintain
NC '0fs'' way to develOPe ths Industrial
ices o. The country is to do nothing our
sho have plenty Of black slaves 70 vork
" They maintain also that our Libertie.
- os much strengthened by having the eyi.
u slavery always before us. Nav 10 do.
rae aud fansticsl have some become on thi,
mai they even 60 so far as to tell som,
poorer brothers that IL they vote 70 de.
slavery they will themselves have to b,
a'oas slaves
D"ouf glorious old mother unon b.srin,
Ae' up in anger She sends off msssen
= a al directions, telling them to visi, ever
-'''Aa hamlet in the State, and make he
'a's''tand that labor is the true rO.d 4
,-a honor in all lands, and that labo
% Be Tree. She says ''teII him who uoul
y'' s'sTs because you labor, tina, he |
'a'ny and utterly unworthy of belief; 70
~. sa'' land he who receives and nav, for
- - amount Of labor is as much Obliged ,
'ui as The lAbOrer who performs u
~'S' ihd receives the money. Thew a,
f''Ay dependant on each other and eou.Il
.-'''0's' Tell him that the word mental ca