The Yazoo Democrat., 1851-04-30
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we zee from The northern papera. shs.
.'shadsach, who was lorcibly resened k,or.
the Officers of Bo6toii, .iS nov a. f,assas $.
llttr destitnfion, and tl1at fti is + ! ss,;as
ne was forced % write loItlls lIiiitAd s fatas
tof 81 rellss' ss.lsa g whom q he wrlts9s To
VI Waon l. eia oil he ses forth bis spffslings? To
Nvnolio slia Y. ne make hls anpeag 10 free
soilers .Iosan abolitlonisI. No re n.sds
ms ms appeal p 70 QUE who va1i not co6neIted
l. ~ =. ~ il'satnasE with fgeesoilisma oraaboIls
a.slI.si;s.ea aa tsa afg hai 3sgs.fn sgzes5f
-. slassi l % ans Holnmes.a IEsfaFIishs
s itii and ample corrobratioa. It avhat I'VE
nv ~ sSas sS.ss 9,s sIs SINCE rs provesthaa e
tne fee-soilefs nor the. ahoi;;ia.,:a II s,a 4
any regard lof the African raos s.n.l
phianth thropy has nothing q IA. sv,a4, ,ss;r
tahastcal conduct, they have no REGARD
toL tlle Save, q They wish oaiv ~ ,on3,,,5
s s, islo yaand 90 rob the master of the slave
= Aslas accomplished alley have no 4ra5aEEd
Iot 7 me negro they havs seducea ana stas,
oF Violently rescued. Tbe robbsrv -
tbeen committed, they are satisf;ed. aa5
sPuFn the slaae they have sg8Iesd ai85'd -
iSniy Ahey will not giseshGta shelter. nor
WI. 'hey give hin crust of bread when
us = Starving IN a -sErange-Iand.
|, ns NeWsTYoEk Journal Of C6flnarep
nas Oh many occasions-eertainly in more
'iian one or two-obtained subsrip,ions i
oFdsf 10 purchase tl1B freedom Of slavsI a.
% comply With the conditions OF dsed1 of
eHlanqeclpa lion. Not long sfnces sitlrajssd !
iana 70 send to Liberia. some fortv ala tes
VINO We're en1ancipated on. the condit;o5
taas't they should be sent to Liberia. since
lleE Il has raised bps so icitina sfibscE;n-
4 tloas' u! the means OF purchscingathef
OF more than one. fugitive slave. Not vs.
ry long ago II published stateYnenr vvh hirt,
4 proved tlia nota dollsr OF these varioys
subscriptions had been paid by an abolition.
lst. Thus it is proved that the pretenaea
pa llanthroPy OF the abolitienists and free.
soilers IS mere cheat---a, mere sprefsbce.
that they are not willing to paw q .tlolIhF 81
even 70 SIye a crust of bread to thessla v5e
taey nave stolen from bis master all great
tlsA lA, any @ sEsAL COST 20 zsss sIs.ss sae
how Is ihls phenomeon. to be accounted
ofit-hoW IS i to be explained We have
considered the subject atsensiveIY.s w,
have considered the motives which. reegu
late human action, We have made all lu,
: all Vance not only for fidiosyncrasies. bn
y Tor even absolute !unacy aud lmadnass
Cut there is only one hypothesis to, explail
the singular result we witnessr Thai i
) the presence of some exterior ,element--
some cause operating from beyond the bor
c ders OF the Uuited States, we have ~
= hesita ion in saying wha: that cause i
I, We teel perfectly confident that BIRTHS
g god aud British influence are at the botto3
X England finds q great rival .his eide {
0i the Atlantic; England sees a nation .whic
= IN tew Years can speak 10 her in tone
= of authority. AT the Noth.h. Enolan
- sees that her commercial supremacy is n
Z longer sItpren1e at the South, England sees,
'I people that can in a day slife and chsk
10 her manufacturing wealth. England lhsr,
% fore wishes to divide, aud, by DIVIDING. ,
80 destroy this mighty conFederacy. Eaglan
Wishes to separate the shipping interest
u the North from the ptoducine and expor
:. ing interest aot the SOuth.sle Engla,sd wilt
% es to dissolve the Duion, so that Englsill
1e may choose between the fragments and a
y complish her purposes 3y DESTROYING Or suI
Ut IngatIng all. Therefore it is thai mi.
e gold, used BY British sagaeify, has inte
lls fered with the affairs Of the United .Staf
lsl therefore it is that the rescued err stoIs
% slave is uncared for England kneswSgs h
q. purpose is accomplished by sowing 4
no seedaof discoEd. between the Estates. 81
looks alone TO disunien, British. gola h
therefore accomplished its purpose Wi,
n It has paid some miscraant to seduce sIa
as TO leave his master. The fact of roEbe
IIi-t completes its purpose. 1t has thea scy
on The dragon's teetha which It. .ezpecassstg
ID produce plentiful harvest of armed me
AZ Il is then satisfied. II cares no more
on the negro. British infInence TIM spl
sss hiuS forihsaisao l0ngsr subsetviene Uos B
dt ltish interests s,gi..i4 + s. ait ~ A.
ro- -
.tHIas5l SIS 8asMAHg sd 81 sE~saT y sastefa
sla What woUkp Do.--f / Were posse
ne ed OF the Hio sc a.uable things ID de wor
Rd fshd W. Sb0 il to win them b. t6s i,