The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-05-05

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was circuiSlad itough Europe, which did for W
whut ~ otStwsnty yesrs might not have
achievedJA drew T. us6pe and even Britain froGn
the crusade against u.s. Il is astonishing TINT
this xignal faci il not universally known and "a
ceived! What Of the maledictions OF the Lon
don Times, or even Of the whole Tory press OF
Britain! England and Europe are with US. and
are constrained to be so That they are 80 con-
strained, Fishers Lecture and Garnetcs EaAay
are replcte with the data, and Ought to be on
every family table.
TX Hut the Crusode--We are stating facts,
and those now to b. mentioned we would gladly
pass. but they rise like mountains before U.s.
The conflicts between capital and labor among
the white races of Europe have been shipped
over to our Northern section. The assertion
has been that there are only a few fanatics that
clamor. 1t is not So The whole of the North
ern masses have been educated against us; and
the brutalizing influences OF the serviulde
among many OF them, arising out OF those coffs
Ajcts, are sought TO be counteracted, and their
outbreaks prevented, by dverting their atten-
ton from their own burdens to the preached
crusade against negro slavery. They have been
taught that they cannot come South to labor
without being sunk down to the negro caste.
Hence, whatever the profession, their real object
is not to liberate our four millions of lab0rers,
but it is by compression and construction to
compel us to erterminate them, so that they, the
Northern hordes, may come aud take possession
Of our abandoned plantations and dwellings !
Politicians and priests would fam bring on the
catastrophe gradually; but the masses are no
longer to be controlled; and the crusade IL on
the march Such il the execrable purpose, and
who could believe it il it were not avowed, in
every possible form, in and out Of Congress,
and amply proved by the seizure OF, the whole
Mexican cession, the partition OF Texas, and the
virtual abolition Of African service in the federal
district! Such is free soiLism' What covers it
with peculiar brutality is, that every one, not te
rcft Of reason, must see and know, that, ii even
humanity requires it, it is utterly impossible to
manumit those four millions, without extirpa-
ton to them and desolaton to us! What is
still more amazing-Southern men are to be
found who cling to the glorious Union that is
used to hasten and ensure the catastrophe All
these constitute apostacy and treason!
X. The best influence Of African seruice.-ln
contrast would present you picture less hu-
initiating. The subject deepens in interest as
we proceed There is an influence Of our as
sailed institution but little understood, seldom
mentioned, but which ia of the most transcendent
Importance: it is its direct, certain, and uniform
result, in every community wherein it is estab
lshed, to secure to the superior and free species
actual freedom and equality, and 10 exclude 'ohte
Slavery
If this were generally understood, it would
be of more value to us than all the treasures OF
C.l cd f,l1 md NJ
the same time open to us ten thousand motives
to impe us to have, at all extremities as an es-
sential outlet for the increase of our predial
population, our share Of California and of the
coast that is to command the commerce of Asia
A hostile majority, trampling the Constitution
under foot has seized this, and more than this
empire. This has been by acts so fraudulent,
atrocous and void, az ultimately to arouse the
South 1t is in destiny that we nre to have our
share We are constrained to have it--and will
have it. Congress will not remand California
but when the South arises to her destiny, Cali
forna will reform her polity
Oar assaiants-truly our worst enemies-call
the soil they have seized free SOIL as if since the
day of blue-lights" they have not been con-
cocting white slavery TO desecrate it! On this
some American Goblet or Carlyle may give a
startling book of history We pass all this
Let them restore to actual freedom and equality
those of their own flesh and color whom they
hold in servitude from necessity, hooking them
with homilies and songs of freedom and equality,
and pay them full and sufficient wages that they
may labor and live. Let them do this at home.
Then, If they have surplus of what, by federal
legislation they have purloined from Southern
agriculture, let them 60 to Ireland, England.
Europe, to remove the rags from their white
brethren. At least let them sustain, from the
most deplorable starvation and death, the guile
less honest, faithful negroes they entice and
steal from our protection
But to come to the greatest Of all considera-
tons Here South, out of the relation Of mas
ter and servant, we have only two castles, pro-
tector and protected. We have no money -prin-
ces and their trains Of depcndents--no monopo-
lies increasing with the multiplication Of desti
tute masses. Here each one Of the white spe-
cies takes consequence exactly according to his
industry, knowledge and virtue Of which tran.
sendent result, however, nine out of ten Of our
people seem never yet to have dreamed. But
let them think moment and they will find il
just So Our boys have time for school and to
ride, hunt shoot the te and pistol aud court
the girls. Our girls arc not penned upi facto-
ries for subsistence, but in their time of pride,
Joy, and hopes are Tree 10 De courted Here Ia
Dor does not degrade but enobes. Every pur-
suit of honest industry is on this cminence.
And who is it that may not, by due exertion and
thrift become slave owner! Surely these
Blooms are worth all else that civilization can
furnish. Where is the Southern-b born mendi-
cant or paupcr! Where is the Southern born
boy or girl in mental service On the contrary,
without regard to wealth or avocation, where is
the Southern-born man or won n who does not
carry the mien and spirit of an independence that
at once proclaim the Southerner and challenge
admiration and envy? This il the spirit we in
woke to the rescue of the South We can have
actual freedom and equality in their noblest de-
grees only beneath Southern auspices.
XII Exemption from The anarchies Of Europe
No one is so much out Of the world rs not to
have heard the terrific yell coming up from the
destitute masses. "Give us service and wares
that we may live" Necessity has now law.
The free white race Of Europe, true to their
are FESTIVE; but most unfortunately
they hare taken the Vo,taire track for redress TO-
the very rerges Of anarchy The immigration
into the Northern section is bringing that sec.
tion into the vrotpy Henca npfi-rantism aoc;ol