The Arkansas banner., 1850-09-17
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The Columbus (Ga) Times publishA the IoIl0w- ing letter from subsenber, who, with fhree or four others. discontinued that paper on account OI it's support Of the Nashville convention. while 2O0 added to the iist. The letter is dated
 Fear MITCHELL, Russell Ala,
 July 25th, 1858.
 JoHS FoSsYTm, Eso.-SiH: am a poor iaboring man. dependent on my OSn labos Ior the support oi my family. have long been subscriber 10 youi paper. but the present. lone Of your paper does not suit the class 10 which belong; you wiii therefore, erase my nams frpm your list ot subscribers. EB- closed you will find three dollars, the receipt of which, you will please acknowledge. xOuTs,
 Upon which il makes the folIo~ing eomHsni
 Our reply 10 ih.s letter was to send the wriies nrlsabet of the Times I" containing our second article " The Future of the South. in which we undertook 10 show now poor lnen wonld fare. H Abolition had its way. The writer evidently refers tO oEE '' tone " on the slavery qaesion, He stops paper that is advocating policy io delend him and hts labor; and the safety ohis wife and children fFo,n state of horrors thsthe hss never dr-amed o. Is he go tiiiy ss to permit any one to posson hls mind with the belief ial his condition "lsboT- ing man" wli be bettered by turning loose 3.0OO- 00O "i free negroes 10 compete with his labor .-- Why, free abos i0 Ohio oppressed by the presence of only thirty thousand blacks. and s how demand Ing their removal 10 TieA. Let the author oi this et'eT-Or the man whose name t beaTs--go Co the North and iry ,shat " Free Labor '' is--,Ty New EngNnd, where the conflict between eapisi snd labor is already being aeriinoniousIy wagrd-wheTe the wages ot labor being pressed to point that has driven lAbosers into stakes, and combinations, and trades-unions and other absuh snd Iemediless measures 10 sustain the unequal with capital Let him go to any eoantfy that boasts the dignity of free labor" il he wants to whte serrfHde-if he wants io see white men the slaves and depend ants of their employers. Look al the needle women in northern cities, who, by incessan foil, night and day. are scarcely able 10 earn enough to keep soul and body together, and where thousahds of females are driven to the bfoihe 10 escape starvation Wit ness the ndfeds of thousands of laboterS pouring lrotn the hives ot European over-popnaiion, where labor IS free and famine freer. All these countless competitors rushing to the Free States 10 aggIa vale the evils Of northern labor.
 And from all these evils, inc white lsboring man or the South IS exempt. Ii is the institution of slavery that exempts him. It is Afres .iavery that makes every white man in some sense a iord-ii draws broad line oi distinction between the two races, and rolor give caste. 4 poor white man in free labor counties, is fine tool of capital theIe society is divided inio the rich and the poor are the slaves of the ich in all but name Here the division is between white flee and black slaves, and every white is, and feels that he Is MAN Slavery here protects him from excessive compe,i. tion--t makes the wealth out of which his subsAn- tiaI wages are psid--t creates the demand foT hls wnrk-it eleyaies hin In the abundant means of subsiste nct, m return for industiyln the dignity of his personal pos'on-in the inward appreciation ot his seiiespect. and n the hopes of his future rise in wealth and character. the infinite supefi1r of The latoring man on any other spot on the whole earth.
 The tsboring man who wars on slavery ss.hosiile tn his interests, qaaires with his bread and butter, and IS ihe tiind instrument nf catastrophe whose dlrest blows will fail on his own foolish head.