The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-11-06
VOLUME Xxx.
DEFERRED ARTICLES.
Sensible Article.

Sensible Article.
We have seldom seen stronger and mo,
sensible article than the folio wing from Ii
New York Express:
PROTECTION TO NORTHERN AND
SOUTHERN LABOR.
Protection to American Labor is card
nal point in the Wing creed but IN Syracuse
at the recent Convention there, a dislinc,io,
is drawn in the resolution especially thank
ing only one oi our Congressmen,-by which
Southern Labor Is denounced, though in vel
another resolution, Protection for Northern
Labor 10 demanded. Tho imposs,b,,y O,
deaouncing Southern Labor, is a point we
want to bring home 10 such manufacturing
towns 40 Utica, Troy, Syracuse. Poue hkeeo o.
sic. and 10 such counties as Essex, Chot,n.
Ws,h ngion, Monroe. Indeed to the whole
State.
For The same party 10 protect Northern
labor and to denounce Southern labor, is so
Impossible, however, tnat but To state ihs
proposition 10 TO demonstrate the imposs hill
~. Toe Utica nsn, for example, who ~rh
his every breath ciamors for protection for
hs labor, and denounces the Ia Dor Of the
Southern man, Is 80 Inconsistent and 90 ira.
'ionai that he not only b:itgs ridlcule upon
himself, but contempt. The selfi.hness Of
the contradiction is so transparent, that he
Who runs may read it aud when the New
Yorker, breathing such an'mosi,y 10 the
Georgian, demands Of that Georgian 'hslp.
tho Georgian and CaroIiaian, Tennes.ee.n
and ken,uckian, naturally turns fs.m his self.
ishness With disgust.
They ask aid Tor and protection to North
ern industry, Northern capital, Nntlhrrn A
msrlcan labor; and The, 60 ceolly, nsy, al.
mosi imrudcn,ly, crushing Southern labor.
and crying for the South 10 protect the ahor
Of the Nonh.
Tariffs lor protection in this country, il is
clear, are extinct, until The protec ion is equal,
universal The North alone can usver be
isolated and protected, While the South 10 &C.
cursed. No Southern nan viii ever vots
protection TO Syracuse salt, or Oneida cot.
ton Jennies, or Troy foundric,. or Clinton
iron, until Syracuse, Oneida. Troy aud Gin.
Ion cssss their ~ss.opoa SYuihefa interests.
Almost the whnle labor NJ the South 10 slave
labor, and that is The labor oi fifteen State.
of our tu,op; snd how can the N9,ihetp
States pc Tor or expect protection for heir
labor. when urcesstng war IS wsetd 0pon
hundred millions of Southern proprrt, The
Abolition Conventions NAV resolve tti doom.
day that there ought 10 be protection" but
10 pro'scIion will ever come nlI protection
/" ,tsi gwen 10 The rlgais o( The south under
The Constitution, and until Abortion" -
struck irom rs conue exion With Wing proiec
ton.
The on-.ldea Abolition Wings Of lhl. Sta,e
entertain IN their heads the oldest llinblr.
ment Of though They seem 10 thtuk It
strange that the South VII not protect their
~o,ksheps, when they do al they can 10 dc.
siroy he workshops Of the South. Ptulec
ton they set down as only a Northern wurd
never to be used IN The Southern voca bular,
and while they ore at WORK TO cut up, root
and branch, hundred millions of slave pro.
perty, they mourn and groan over msnuiac.
iuring capital here but poorly pay ing interest,
of labor reduced TO s,arsIng European rates,
They forge, ,ha. this ,s a couGtry Of equa
rights aud equal privileges where TO get jus
t,ce, justice must be done.
Rut, say these unhappy Abohlious,s, III
ss terrible thing. this slavery. and we must
s Christians, cut 1t up, root and branch. -
Welt. II it's, we Of New York have no more
TO do with II lhah II II we're 10 Sam, Japan
OF tha Tengoo Islands. V rgna IS, IA all
things connected with slavery, AZ independent
OF this Federal Government as Is SPAN or
France. But II this surplus of senhmenl IS
smong us. there is room enough for lis graf.
lhcalion among the free, but social slave
blacks, even OF our own city. 50 God for.
saken, wreiched a set of human beings az can
be found about our Five Points. in Church
street, and 10 the l4ih ward, exists nowhere
else IN America. Exercise sen,imentaliv
there, and then lavish the surplus upon the
South. II sent,nentai,y does not fad hyld
enough here, cease to eat sugar, taste moIas.
ses. uss rice, chew tobacco, snake a cigar,
OF wear a cotton garment, fr all is the pro.
DUCT oi the toll Of slave. Sacrifice Your
sppoii,-. You can soon ex,ngu,sh slavery
oy dfessing only in tow. the whole cotton
crop viii he made worthless If YOU can make
mankind dress in tow and llx The senii.
ms"als' can thus hatmles.ly expend himself
!" arousing mankind.