The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-09-06

We suppose. ms1lg eatm,iuistes, which 10
subu'b Of London. aud III. Tribune i,
the city Of New Ymk The two cities o
L"nd"n AID New FORK rontxin together
population" Of three millions II people
~l~,ut equal in nu,"bcr to the slaves Of III,
Southern States.
In those two cities the wee. want. suf
ftring. misery. disease, death, crime ant
pauI'~'is,n. are iu,.,cns+ y greater thu,
among the slaves of The South. Tie He.a:
vi lAl'"r performed it.. perhaps, greater; III.
actual cousic,t realized is certainly less
IN Those rites, the states %! :s-tin-.
n'emt aud civilization IN the two br,nis
phries, men aud women ARE not bought
for life, but they are bought and sold by
the day or night. week. m"n.h. CT wear.
They ARE not bought for lie. Tor they ere
not sufficiently valuable I" pay the expense
Of their support in chIIhood and age.
They are ma, ketable only l., their youth
and their pin-. The Labor OF n man for
day in New York. can be bought Ms low
Ms that "t II slave ot equal strength and
skill in the South. The labor al white
w""a" for eig.teen hours per day !. mn
king shifts. II, washing, or i" millinery, can
In bougbt much less than the ial"r NJ .
Southern t-u,nle slave. NURSE than that.
the chasiit, ri white woman, y''umg aud
beautiful. is nn,o,iousi> ua,ket,hl. rom.
nudity. mud can be bongIt ever, dry and
vt nli hours - the chastity. or the person ii;
wonmn ri every variety Of attainment,
ta"iIy and manners.
IL those cities. the cnn,; ion of human
HE is II" miserable. that y"ung rlhl'irc" "re
in 81 many forms. tina, scarcely II thid III
them escape an untinmIy grave Ia those
cities, the extremes Of wealth and poverty.
are seen, bI"n,cd voluitu"us, aud 81 lhsh
wealth, aud pioing. hagya'd. desp"ndc"t
aud desperate i,o,rttN. C,inie nb"u"ds.
I thousands Of polio. effects n'c app"iut
ed aud paid 10 prcve"t and punish r''"'r.
aud vet there are more men, Women, ni'd
child.rn in their PRISONS, jail-. a.d Ieniien'
tiai les, aud mo,e crime committed than
among all the slaves al The South together
IL these cities. there is starvation there is
nome among Southern slaves,
Aud Yet here are two sc,'''hl'n. pl''ai''
t"r"l,,,s. who csnn"t find tin. /" relieve
aud assunge the n'is''ics al their OWE p'"'
pie IN tn.,r own iel.hoiho"d. but 'nns'
speculate necessarily On schemes I" aa"l'
tai, Tie ,ltncry al negroes.
IN, destiny of slavcry-the 'om oil
.lavcrv, deserves the consideration OF
Southern people, l'a,iiculaii, hrcn"se some
1T them have listened ~ much I" The dog
matte and prngu,a,lc Lectures nj these Thar
,s-es, TINT they ha,r contracted the ""''",
that African slavery is, somehow 81 other,
an institution tina, has received lis sentence
from these rNpru,,d,rs "I civilization, W
nus, soon pass away. What are the Judi
cations!
Alricau slavery ia now advancing. hv It's
natural Increase and the comforts III NE
slave, MS rapidly rs ever. II ov"tsPeads
the fair-st aud most prolific cii'nes aud
suils Of North and South America. AMI i
more Important nov !" the commerce,
wealth. and eontloii al the civilized w"f'"
thnn ever hrIaic. Abolish II. mad III" ""sl
,u,iical a,nt nn,.,t'.. nsvr t-v''lti''"n would
occur in all the highly civilized st'''a o'
OF the world that history records. One hall
n, the states OF this uuion would become
a dcsulaiion; plantations w".l" he 'a'"
m'.,,i ,,;.ar,n., IN. wild beast. would
.....,.. f.,,,, ,r.u, tho mountains of Virginia,
.l o''. '"'' ..."n. If soo,L Carolina. and
w.. ...u.,.raLr. Of Mississippi nnd i.ouisi
WV '" .......,,,, ,,,.. l,ui TN. spindl,s
49, " ".'.Il md ~ W,url,..,.r would stop.
.H...... wo.Il r.;y, aver their deceit A,
'n..,. and lnmiu. ,a,.c around their habi
,a,ina,
Mh,.,. the Independence az these c"I"-
,i.s 49,. ,i..lar,d ,l.,. was then n more
,,r.v,i.,., ,.,u.uauc, to slavery than nav.
!, !, Id ,,,..,. nr,c,i,ohl, or sensible, the
,,;nc;.I.. If Ia. Declaration oi l"d.,mud.
.... wn.ld have been extended I" the
.,,v.. .u,I they invited to unite in nrhiev-
;,s, ,L.. lil,..t, of tho white. aud their own.
i, w,, M, dane.
seventy fiy. years have since elapsed
III. uuul.r of slaves have increased xix
fail ~. l,b,r III slaves has extended
aver rer;ou.. aud culture tnr better ADAPT
.d, Il Than then. Tn sentiment "f hos
,,l,v !, slavery has ,ec.l.d ion" the South.
wv" ..,;,,;,. Him. ~ white. mr.. nov connected
..;,,. "l,y.ry Instead oi m,ll,on then.
I"Iu,. whnl,. u,ac,ical,l. aryunmu. against
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