New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-12

Would thar my country could * induced 20 pans.
70 tbs Is wcncerigi career PITY Solne pu'c cE.,.
could not Be made oy Nay Of senegi! Convention .,
otherwise. FOR the aosicneni 81 ths national ns
ch'ef-cCrfanlv fs NDfttv az attention very fnar,
81 cur rohticAl an! moral reforms. The ldyice i
The London surgeol. -ttrne D., 30 a. Amen ssa
captain ~ ans to useful - r> 10. a. qrcgna,
With good medical philosophy. Keep your sslns
IN your mouth 10 ht csc>' ycur food WIKI. said h.
" and no; spli n AL over nv caTpet.'
Every American traveller in ErS,aad mus,
have noticed how commerce aat .tc love o.
money, stocks ans trade override letters. az.
nobility, and indeed everything tu' law. q,
this point VI We're discou-.es wi.h penge.s
and eXconaimg osnce
r>GiI>E CAM Am cNAr->rEtIslNs
Eur though an ;As - 50 lruc-,a,S 1.ysroa o.
EnglUd 10 commerce ard TIE acculg atira OF
wealth. and tneir success N heapng un fsAe> -
yond any other people OF earth-thc> are ven rancA
eriCvCG hat the American should oc ,o-caci ~rA
the same mhunt'. and, A. We vel Nn0W. never
cease rom tcncc.N upcrlains ~ 100 our de,OnOa
20 the almighty collar THIS = a.. mosi klndh
meant. 10 doubt. o-t Z reveals sgAi n re Eagsa
character which deserves a Lttc At'cr, oa-,he,r
love and their pracuce OF cant suppose, Il therp
be one trals by Which u : more deepN marked hAs
on another except I've. possibly a.fe-~t named
l. BY this particular form Of hN fOCrsN. tOloSSN
magnitude l. not more truly the cA4.tr,cri>uc q
London than cant = of The English mind Fonit
their journals ellswS. papers and bCoA>. sou soad
fancy them. nom what they SAY az irtla >egSS, %
rcprC>ent the most moral and NJ. sic u.s. re most
loving and peace bic. the most generous and nag.
nanmoUS. the most set >acnheu'g. p'oas and tans
tan people Ia The Nlue world. n~t WAtiaSf tho
m tnih ~, What they seem 10 many 20 e, oecAase
thew arrogatc these virtues 20 themselves - teer.
is more than doubted hv he world ~ lr-e. ard gus
DENIED by such learned domestic aataort - aS GO
iyle and Punch. Even Tas EfB,sr- Hut> az "A
form Of religious .nsncCrty called can't A. he
special nhrnry oi the people fcS'' 'n' esp.
ctallN tie TWO tt>t named are The doctors 10 Rag
tlcuiarly aDnN themselves the nt ms
/ oesc,ilng sin OF the English character - aones-
", fcar.eSSy, powerfully n they have Piei their
trade. they have found The disease zoo cccp-Seaiel
/ 10 be easily evldicated Native, morgoytr, 20 tie
constitution OF The entire people. and oag Aered..
tary. unfortunately. t has been cAurni oN me Ango-
American and. though weakened ny Transmission,
indS itself hopeiu. way, and Win an OuIA aging
prospects before but by no means, as Yet. m the
condition OF the parent people. Ia laglmd tie
very occupation az the people sees % %, >'ranrg
a. guatS and swallowing cameS. lAly are hliel
I With A very WTfr0uS Indignation AZ tlc CONTINUED
existence 81 American slavery, although MAS
they who planted here. and that. too. agalnS,
Will and most earnest remonSranceS, While al ne
time they swallow without dihcniy he
slavery 81 one hundred and ht,y M. ions Hmdoos.
In what propCrt ON out OF the whoe there Is
personal slavery. where there y huNhs tnd selling,
and labor without remuneration, that ra>t>i neanc,s
form ~ tyranny ! Know nor, though the pro.
portion is very great but that There is political
slavery there throughout that whole immense popn-
laton all the world Knows 4 slavery. beneath
which the East Indian j. ground 10 powder oy NE
irresistible power oi English arms. and oN winch The
proceeds ~ his industry, or his Hereditary wealth.
are wrung from HIM oy compulsory process. and, on
iAtB impoyenshmen,, the most gigantic fortunes ae'
cumula,ed all over the British islands. and, aS vel,
slnecurlSt dlCrS. without number throughout me
Indian pcnmsuas. enriched by enormous salaries,-
natives dong all the WORK tor what nee and rupees
Will keep them from starving Notwithstanding the
frequent display, on The part OF the travelling bug
hshmeu and the review writing Englishmcn, OF the
/ most generous sentiments and sympaihte ON behalf
d nj , h.sh aFk a. nfekSNN
regret that the American white should refuse -
; coasort on equal term, IN the frec Alncan It ia
siill true that color even the light olive TINT oi the
/ Hlndoo, bears the same mark OF degradation IN tai
cutta. and 20 many eyenn London, as mere and the
white EngliShman wl not slt al meat win the East
| Indian, though he be prince or pNs,oph'f.
| There were gentlemen, who, though invited, would
| not dine IN company with Ram Mohun Roy though
fuil.blooded RsJah and most learned and accom-
/ p!l>hed man" Indignantly refusing 10 81 Al t,nue
| with that black fellow. They lecture th' "ofd on
the virtues and duties OF peace, but without scnple
/ VIII let loose the dogs N wal ~heneye- her Van
| nels their cOttons. their WOOlens, iron. ~ opium,
! are nterfercd with. They give suppeT> AMI ofeas.
tasts, and have All their equpdge> al iNh hFt"sa
/ acison on Sundays, whereby armies OF servants o.
| higher and lower degrees are detained in persona
attendance their masters throughout le Gay, AM
I for preense, stop the sunday mai, mat All mo
| various operatives connected therewith may De
! leisure 70 go 10 church as they ougW - 10, di@
| say Their prayers They sadly paln'i iha, The
| American should love the dollar 80 Vel, me ouN
! difference being that their oye OF the pound Is thf
/ same. only FIVE times As much. They have made
| great ado, AMI with justice and SENSE anont The VIZ
| tue of temperance m Eng There is n,ed Ol ~,
for the English, and still more the scotch tnd lfsh
| are nation of hard drinkers. but, al The same
| time, made cruel and cowardly war, on ic"
/ years since, upon the Chinese, 70 compel mem 10
get drank on the opium which iheN hist tof,e
them TO buy at the point OF fhe bayOne'. They arr
really mortified that we, who they cannot, 70 thef
manifest chagrn, deny. sprung from English blood
are still so low ~ civilization that We produce liitc
literature and no ant as yet. West, tofity stuart,
Allston. lnman, being EngllslmCn lr.' a. Wilson.
REYNOLDS. Lawrence. W Ike. Wyatt ana GiOsoa,
/ are, OF were Of course, iialians-thc lrsi having
been ~ school a while ~ London the last ~ Romeo
| not remembering that England a thousand years
older than al that time produced nO artists De
fore the middle OF the ghecnth century, ana tothb
day has produced not one Of the highest class NE
taste Of England never having risen above me adm.
ration Of Carlo Dolce, among the Old pantefs, AM
now dehghilng itself chiefly IN The horse" heads, pe
! poOdles. and woody lap-dogs Of Land'eer England
TOts IN uXures obtained Is The expense OF the COM
fort and subsistence OF the owes classes, ltom WHICH
She wings by taxes, direct and indirect, lh iast
penny that vii Just leave the life IN tie BODY over
whom she The time utttrs the most toucDihs
lamentations Tor their haTdshlps and miseres ne
female sex -, IN this case. the grand sacrhce ~ho
thls respect Al least, are saVcs-thoL8h sihs on
the bCas'ed soil Of England, that they are cOmp,leu
10 Uork Utfhom reDthtrli'on for ma, cannot Oc
called remuneration which fails not on 10 support
hfe IN tOleTdbe comfort, Dut 10 support D. al AL anu
TO save from starvation By cold and hunger, feson
must be had 70 wees which. we're God more merc-
ful thani man. would destroy soul a. vel - body
SUCH comments could not have been wntten
by mlk-sop Coming from one 81 me native
Bostonlans, with whom the worship Of England
the fountain OF our taature, the mirror of our
manners, and the "Ouiwark Of Our rchgon'-ls
usually a second nature. we admire tneir bold
and patriotic freedom. though many m That old
Puritan town vii .nlh Al them IS ~ shocking
bad taste"
Let sK such Ameuc AZ meet round s'0ye 20 bar
p on Or paflOr hotel drawing 81 nYfhg the
will before word one IN 90 90"
nornns first and sol 1itersaTds the sath vii make
vefoaTk somshaf length upon the Weafntr aud, Dy~N
81 for en-, aDr1Anary retentor' -fH t"H'
thrice
CrgANRgRs.-Mr. j Thompson Wylde
whites 70 The Erwsss, from orange he, Banana
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