The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-10-05
From the I.ck.burg sentinel
I.ah~riHa Men At the South.

.t'l rol,u,hns u;aA Times one of the
a. - .;,,,, sou,l.r, ,,,.rs ON
" aIanm,,Us, l,tc,v ,dver,cd 10 the fac,
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en-
WV rnn.r N,,ur,, Russell Ala.
Iul, nth $3.50
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w way, '.,,,..,;n, II. s,o,s
''"' pa l''aa,;,,, nol;rv IN ,,c,,nd
= ~, l;',..Iar and ,h, safety Of his wife
nun ,'',' '''' n h,,rors ,b,, no
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"'s "'''' '''',' &C.,, III. mind Win III,
', ~. a., ,;s .orI,,;on "a n "l,borinp
an ho ho,,ercd nv turning loos.
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ia. f.a-, ll,r !, OHIO il on.
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san" "''' ,c. H., ia, author If Ibis
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s''" Wv -, ,,L.ra ,h.. co,a,e,
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VI -. ,.',s..d u, , nnioi that has
Y'.' IT,. s,r,lo. and co,l,,o
,.,.;,rs .,J othar absurd
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"''' ,..,,,. Intel I.oth him 90 to any
t.,, -. rho d. d,snit, of free la
-, ,.,,. >, =, ,rh,f, ,,rr,,ndc-ifh he
...' lit, mon the slaves and de.
"""'s W ,,,,Jn,.rs I,,k nt tha
''"a ~ =, ,,r,Lcr, cities ,bo. Ly
"'''''." ,''l ,;.J,, .,d J,y are scarcely
~ nj, r., L.,r soul and hnd,
49," Il .'I -, thousands of female.
'' A., l.o,hJ IN ,.c,,c .,oryn.
NV NY, ~, ,La hn,Jr.1s ,C thou.and.
>, ,,,,r;n, from the hive. of Eu.
W '"''', .,,,la,;o, where labor is free.
,.'l r,,,,;,,, ,,o., Al these countless com
nctitnrs a~c rushing to the Free States to
,r,,r,-. ale the evils of Northern labor.
Ind from all these evils. the white labor
M, u,n If III, south is exempt It Is the
;,s,;tu,,on of slavery that exempt, him. II
is African slavery that makes every waite
man in some sense a lord it draws broad
line of distinction between the two races
and color gives caste. \ poor "h'ie man
in free labor countries, Is the mere to"l OF
capital -there, society sdisidcd into the rich
and the poor-,he poor are the slaves OF
the rich in all but name. Here the division
is between white free men and back slaves
and every white u.s. aud feels That he Is
M.x. slavery here protects him IRON cN-
cessivc competition it makes the wealth
on, of which his substantial wages are paid
it creates the demand for ms work II
clcva,es him in the abundant means OF sub
sistaucc IN return for lndustry--ln the dls
nifty OF his personal position--ln The N.
ward appreciation of his seil.respecl ana
in the hopes Of his future rise n wealth
aud character, the infinite superior OF the
laboring man on any other spot ON the
whole earth
The laborinv man who wars on slavery
n. hostile To his interests, quarrcls with his
broad and bu,tcr, and i. the blind instrument
Of a catastrophe who's, dealic., blows will