The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-08-30

sluggish blood without drop in the portal circulation
las Il is technically called) reaching the free vital air as
every drop Of blood in every Other part Fl The system
organ in the human body, the liver hves by digesung
that which every other part rejects and sends from il TO be
vvfed by the free air IN the lungs before 1t will drink
il in Ii is worthy to be remembered that fathers
were practical men, and founded Our government the
truths taught by experience and rejected the sophss OF
the prtor logic OF the illuminate. Unfortunately those
sophisms have outved Inc many republics they nave
killed.
One of those sophisms which teaches that the negro
is only lampblacked white man debased by slavery,
has led many Of northern people to believe that
slavery SIM and has made some OF them but too willing
to kill the worlds last hope OF republican institutions 10
get rid OF sin that has no existence as sln from any
Thing said against il in the Old New Testament, but is
only inferred to be sin by acobincal sophsm picked
up amongst the ruins 80 largely helped to make OF re-
publican institutions in France and from thence exported
to America by British agency, particularly that OF the
East India Company, whose charity towards us In ma
king sensible OF a new and objectionable sin OF the
deepest dye which the Bible winked at and tolerated,
would be rewarded by monopoly OF the cotton and
sugar culture in their vast conquests IN Asia Are not
the very parties who are now urging our northern people
to set defiance the fugitive slave law and to agltae its
repeal the very parties in the interest OF the East India
Company, who first stimulated our northern people to
commence system OF aggression against the South, by
establishing societies in this country similar to those in
Great Britain, which played such conspicuous part in
sacrificing the West India planters to promote the aggan
diZement OF British Asia?
The slave labor sugar of the West Indies coming in
competition with East India sugar. 1t was policy to give
up encourage the larger interest Hence slavery
abolished over territory about half large as South
Carona--the whole OF the British West India islands
only having seventeen thousand square miles, that OF
South Carolina thirty three thousand-and containing a
population not exceeding sixth seventh rate Stale IN
our Union, in order to open way for the establishment
of the sugar culture grand scale in vast sugar r.
gon in Asia, having territory OF upwards OF one million
OF square miles and one hundred and fifty millions Of in
habitans
The M ;a snccaad;ng To cotton
and every other southern product in British Asia and
New Holland il is foreseen that nothing stands in the
Brazil and Cuba Already do the East Indies, according
TO Leonard Way produce more sugar than the Uni
ted States and the British West India Islands together
The same parties who moved the British Parliament
rice West India interests have been for than If
years sowing the seed of dscord between the North
and the South the subject OF slavery No sooner
was the policy OF aboshng that institution in the British
West India Islands, TO extend the culture OF sugar.
throughout country that line from Boston to New
Orleans would not reach acrossD carried into effect than
forthwith George Thompson member of Parliament the
British anslavery societies, and all the writers, lee
tures, and agents in the interest OF the East India pro.
prietors, with one accord. made simultaneous move
slavery They boldly planted The anti slavery banner in
our northern States and instgated the formation OF alb
clifton societies in our country, bound by their organza
ton TO wage uncompromsing warfare against the in
sutions of the South. II is worthy of remark that
this very same George Thompson, the emssaIy OF the
British AntSavery Society-the creature of the East
INDIA COnpany-WhO was sent mere some Dlteen years
ago to plant abolition societies-an emissary whom
Andrew Jackson in special message, warned the Amer
lean people against as plotting mischef-has had the
efrontery return TO these United States if the
fruit OF the abolition sedton tree he planted here is not
ripe enough for great growing and united America TO be
tempted and persuaded to eat thereof and die.
Has the foreign influence that presumed to NEEDLE with
American institutions been moved thereto by motives of
humanity Macom, the celebrated Baptist preacher Of
our own country who travelled all over the East Indies,
found there ten millions OF PEOPLE il the mos. odOus
expressly reserved in slavery at the very time the above
mentioned parties prosecuting the most violent hos
,lities against negro slavery in the United States The
greater part OF those persons in our country who would
If permitted interfere in the affairs OF Cuba, have the po
ical aggrandizemenIo that island the happiness and
best interests of its Inhabitants at heart Can the same
be said OF George Thompson member OF Parliament and
the mutudes whom Great Britain had so long per-
mtted not melted, TO interfere with American affairs,
in trying by every to break down political inst-
tuition in the United States which they could succeed
in, that great foreign power, at peace with hardly
help knowing, will rend Union into Fragments destroy
our political strength a nation, break up our COM
merce, manufactures and agriculture, and convert our
happy land into field OF desolaion
The foreign enemies OF American republicanism, and
the interested East India PROJECTORS long ago found out
on the subject of southern slavery hence they have
been and still are, continually singing il by upbaidng
them as guilty OF sin for being in the Union with slave
execution OF the fugitive slave law. The northern peo
pie do not want the fugitves constituent parts OF their
own society; they had rather not have Them If their
science not continually stung and gored by such
John Bulls as George Thompson, the East India pro-
prietors. and the members OF the British and Canadian
Anti Slavery Societies, to keep the poor ugtves
sign OF their having washed their hands OF the sin
and guilt OF slavery-a sign they knew would be, as
matters stand, the death of our Union Ag
gressons southern rights and interests, thus brought
about have awak the South the necessity OF adopt
ing some eiectual means OF repelng them Hence have
arisen all the differences between the sections The
southern mind has adopted the posferor method OF
pu an fhAa la nasfn md fhp n
priori These two methods OF considering the subject
have brought the two sections TO exactly opposite
illusions An admxure OF the two modes OF reasoning
for long time gave the great of the people, North
and South mixed and indefinite notions the merits OF
the questionable PRIOR logic leading them to look
upon domestic slavery evil, while the acts obser
vatons and experience OF the nductive mode of nves-
those theoretical evils for which there is no remedy
without mourning greater evs-n other words, no ev
all Yet the admission OF IFS being evil by dis,in-
gushed southern prevented the merits OF the gues
ton being looked into by the public. Such persons con-
tented themselves in waiting on time and circumstances
for safe and e6ectua method of removing the evil
like many good people waiting for the millennium TO
remove the evils incident 10 the relation OF master and
apprentice, parent and child, husband and wife. While
MIR. Jefferson was casting about for some remedy 10
remove the evil of having the country filed with
slow moioned, inefficient proilless black population,
who. for want OF brisk motion OF the body and at.
tenton OF mind, could not compete with the white
in The ordinary branches OF industry and OF the
arts and who half naked and starved his own
in the burning South, where free white labor is much
further behind slave labor in efficiency than the lat.
ter behind the former in other branches OF industry
in a cold climate The slow motioned, sleepy headed