New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

irq street ,ecretaryship. TIE only good any man
c58l6 ,hen have done England in that capacity.
was TO have Numbered ID Der ears, and engraved
m her nnetnorv with the point Of q red-ho. crow
bar, the eternal money vlseom PAY AS YoU col
WGnd Rurre the uncaculating whc allowed
himself n mn in dtbt 10 the future for wit aud
plefspre through the wine cup, have done that
M ro ffe sort of wisdom that Pitt waited wes
shat Of Ben. Franklin, a Boston printer boy, Who
could dine on crust and tcater, experiment on
lehtpiDg, and keep accounts
CARLYLE ON SLAVERY
ain his venerarion Of the chattel avery OF the
Aficars spd els towering contempt for abolition
su. Mr. Carly le outdoes the late laner ted John o.
Calhoun Somehow or other in his closet there In
Cheype Row, Chelsea, hard by the Thames, he
hiss imbibed g contempt for the negro Or ebony cut
man, 80 intense ard trapseendental that it w0uld
be considered little extravagant in the patraechh
Kingdom of South Carolina. Somehow or other
be has Cos i. into his wise and almost prophetic
head that whereas the slave owner is q successful
and thrifty captain OF labor, and hs negro slave
genuine and effective toiler the free negro Il De
ceEsarily the very incarnation OF idleness. He
sinks the hole cable sly 10 of humanity under this
condemnation, without exception or qualification
Meeting q dinsy Douglass or pitchy " ard, who
has worked bia WY from chattehood up to the
side of the abIest of white Sanhedrim Doctors and
Senators, hero Worshpper SIS he Is reported 70 oe'
he is ready to addresE the runaway IN tae follow
ing contemptuouH and profane words. tSse MODEL
PRISONS, psge PSI And you Quashee, my pump
kin,-(nos bad fellow either, this poor Gusshee
when tlersbly guided idle Quashee, say you
mutt get be Devil sent array from your el6ow, my
poor dark friend In this world there will be no
existence for you otherwise No. not az the orosuer
of your folly will l live beside you. Please to
withdraw out OF my WY if l am hot to contradict
your folly, and amend it. and put 1t N the stocks II
it viii not amend. By the Eternal Maker, it ID on
thet footing alone chat you and canliye together!
Now think that if Thomas Carlyle were to I'M
dert AXE the task of to'erably g1ifding, by means
Of The stocks and such like, either Douglass or
Ward or some others wot OF, he would indeed Ind
them some pumpkins" II he did not he wonld
Bucceed better than one Thomas Aud and others
But the aimple hearted and verdaut man has been
utterly imposed upon as to facts, by some w est
Indian overaeer or bankrupt sEave proprietor. who
has taken advantage of his intense srtpathy to
cant and prejudice against the Exeter Hal plat
form. Idlenesa good God that Is on the ether
side Idleness in its most upmitigated form has
carried the whip and instilled its own image into
the negro at the point of it. This IL an education
TO laziness which the African must hs-fe tune TO
recover from. Carlyle is yet to be disabused OF
legion OF lies, which lazy vagabouds, 700 lazy to
brush their own coats have poured Into hls IN
sophisticated ears. Does Carlyle dare TO accuse
George Stephen as true man as ever opened nus
eyes to British sky, of cant and tTaddle Let
the law and practice the West Indian Slavery,
and zee what it was that emancipation has ru-
iped. He will there see that slavery Tas to the
planter nothing bat bsnruptcy and ruin revolving
in short cyclee, while Il the s!ave TO say the least
i was uopgtrously awkward mode Of producing
industry. Though it managed to produce some au-
eer, it was any thing but sweet to the parties I'M
medietely concerned That emancipation, how.
ever foolishly broush bit ab0ut-and the TAX payers
OF England may well enough groen over the
-920, coo, 00c-haG increased the idienesa OF our
dark friends, is most impudent lie. me plant
erg were bound to ruin any how, and 20 aims or
Compensation" could save them Ruin was pc
rodical and certain with them, their natural in
beritance. The indisputsble and updemable tact
that the emancpated slaves in Jamaica could do
and have done better for Themselves with their
own labor on their own land, than they could do
working in worn out sugar estates at any wages
and with any domestic accommodations which
spectators ia such cultivation could o. would al
ford TO pay and yield them, is surely one that can
not make against emancipation, except WEn
knavea and swinders. Quashee with ankee
shrewdness which does him infinite credit, has
seen fit to "euide" himself out OF the clutchesof
white nbarpers and rpeculators, ct hinc 'Aee Ia
chrgm6-hence this Book of Lamentations. But
lcok again. O white Chtistendom, at the genteel
vsgabonds who pretended that they were doa'
appointed to WELD the mapy-tailed cat over
Quashee, TO recure bis industry, and keep him n
the consequence Of their having 10 give up that
sacred syn Dol of their office Nothing leas than
universal riot havoc, blood and fire. Did word
Of it come to pass No. The rogues knew they
lied. Ye: they low hold up their heads-wlth the
rich metallic ueter of the cymbai and impose
upon our poor, innocent phhantnroplc inend Csf'
lyle as if they had not been caught IN the lbs
without the fate of Ananies and Sappnira The
British Welt Indies, once a he'll, are no paradise
now, bat nevertheless-and Qusttebum greves
to know it-emancpation has worked We'll for the
slave end far better than be deserved Tor the mas
ter. There is, dear Doughfacs, no rubbing this
out or living it down, to all eternity. The white
race will consult its SELF respect and dignity by
admitting the fact and governing Itself according.
ly Even Anglo soxondom. with ita manifest
destiny, will come off second best in all encounter
with this eternal truth. Jamaica is G better and
more hopeful Rlsnd to day in every human, honest
and noble sense Of the word better nd richer IN
the presence Of ali the gods exceP: Mtmmcn ard
Bella, than it wes on the 3lst Of July 1884 q any
day for 200 years before that Its chief mourneFe
are no o!he- than the soul Of Judas Iacarict and
the editors of our pleased NJ J. Journal Of Com
nneYcla1 Christianity, whose grief az ernptysugar
hogshesds and eeky rum puncheons IS to be sure
intense and pi.ifu enough
g, sILEcr ORATORS oY MARCUS TuLtu:
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cicero, with Noses ny MI AOiisoAii lIoieIos ~
Latin in the New York University, contains reagly
tho same cratons Ia Folsoma Boston edition, and
Professor Anthems edition, published BY HaPer <
Brotbers The results that have been Obtained
since the publication OF those editions by thccrit
eel ntady Of the boa. manuscripts Of Cioeroswris-
iags create the necessity for new and improved
text, Awaiting himself OF the sagaciosG inveaigE-
;o1s Of Orei Mstvig, KloIx and other European
philologists tho PRESENT editor has attempted to
give revived text, and has evidently performed
bis sssk with exoelen, judgment and with fidelity.
In bis rosen he has made free use OF al sources
within hls reach largely drawing from the sbun
dent fountains Of German scholarship From the
diligence and good lasts wheh arc exhibited in
ibis volume, aud the sincere love Of his labor which
ernnkre % hnYa manfred tho Editor Wa hRzn no