The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-05-01
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SENATE cHAnsEa, April 30, 1850
highest satisfaction. able sound. and truly patriotic
article in the New York Globe, upon the inieresir
questions pending between the North and the South
take the liberty OF requesting its insertion in the
Union know that your peculiar position as the central
organ Of the whole democratic party, North and South.
readers that the Union should enlist scsely in the fsree
discussions in Congress- upon the slavery question in i
various aspects But cannot think that any reasonable
Dsons line will be offended seeing in the columns Of
the Union 90 excellent article that for the insertion
Of which now ask.
Your true friend,
H. s. FOOTE-
From the New York GLOBE, April No.
NEW ENGLAND AND .ANTI-sLAvERY-A PEACE
ABLE OR VIOLENT DISSOLUTION OF THE
make more profit OF slave labor than the people
Of New Eass md and Of IN Pscnsr
granite only the productions obtained from the surface
vane compared with Of the abficstons Of
labor Of her Inhabitants Even her granite and her ice
y es \ ,s S
them and enables sonh 70 purchase
respecting GRANTEE though the latter IS in much demand
hroughou the southern clues
Tor The vast amount Of cotton fabrics which are anufac-
gred a. the NORTH and likewise enable: The south 70 Psy
seek market the South The leather Shoes fabrics Of
%o. or on so
II we should soePose the whole essst q me Sou,n EN-
mece with southern States for the space Of
thar total noninefconrse should take p7re be-
which section was most seresn and Of the
other The Soun is peecdy com Pesent nov ised and
iron essential plantation industry. Sueh ~ossafuco~rs
seOad al onee tr < sai.e Of sars labor AZ f Sossh Il
ion Of cotton and direct i, % other pasa The dsnsnd
fr the labor q The south beng Stimulated there l. would
Al the North The northern manufacturer Of cotton being
oy All he .'S yaous Case. q industry NOT excepting
those engaged IN commefce and navigation, woad De
for smgrsiioa 70 The sout % escape ssvsoa Al home
The etcien; demand fg sxfi arizsns and opefsnves
ployed Bot any such thing dsoiuon 81 the
Union should take place, produced b. the snnaye
-. Of Senr AZ the south woad serais the impons
ZION q .sosls Of northern cheap soor which would nor
bat might be dangerous when brought IN eoaaci with me
slaves
noinisrcoufse North would be the obvious policy
and n,srs, me soa,s' = emers Of ths
only probable, but certain 10 follow the
wSe,hsr produced By war o. voluntary enactment
Of tariff sw effects the industry and weifare Of the
Il took only about heen years Of sexression on the pan
OF Great Bdain and circumstances the part OF the fh-
the two Il twsny-hve years of couipsinss
unjust laws, and mutual elimination and recrminauon
America and Great Britain. II viii be twenty-five
the antislavery azxresons Of The north have
been systematically directed against rights s the Sonth
and the guarantees Of fbe constitution.
II time that the people Of ell classes a. ne worm should
be made look calmly 20 fhs fsa< aad nsrffaoh rssnd
Of the slavery The slensiion me
as .ssn i = r .ns s madness . The
srndency Of sneh rouinr alienation II dissolution o. shc
Union 81 desired ~ the NORTH then measures Should be
Adorned II nr which viii peaceful dissfnucn
and admit Of he conftnaance Of peaceful relations But
III as \, Know Of the people OF the North
d.nosd - o i,.fice the SouRfo dscountrn.nce the
fr~s .onabl- machnaons Of the free-soi sgisxonfor
CO.. $50 lst taom steps put down, and
f-ver The iscreauts whose neendiary designs threaten
,e .isty Union. the happiness Of tho people, ard
ste rr,srerity the The msden brandshinR
~. nrsbrsnds which, extingnished. envecP
their habi,aons with the hses which thsy would
consen Of their neighbo. The Union ias,
II this perpetual IL wsged On the Sonth We must