The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-09-16
NO. 29S.

FEARFUL PROGREee'-'"0
U,roH seems alarmed at the signs OF
'". in the slave population. 1t says that
F'ororts in the kitchen teach their children
n .be;r owner mister intead OF master and
", instead of addressing them IN the terms
"''' fro known ms father and mother among
~ hlocks require their children to call them
u" I'D ma ~ The Spartan, of Spartansburgh,
{ Corol;na. sees in all this "a sign OF the
% 'ss" showing q conclusively that in this age
g." g nrogress the negroes are making progress
w. It lays all the blame upon the ha'eiul
Union 90 ,;ro hv
"A Union of those who love ana I'VE ny
.,overv. with those who hate ana sPuris
IS Union of those who wouiu hgh. roi ~,
.,,;tb those who would, and are now hgn'ns
ara;nst il To US it seems that t'ie ohion, %
rsr from being desirable, has now become ".l-
saf. unavoidable, and dlshonoraDie anu ~
,6e end will prove fatal to the INSTITUTION Oh
siaverv We value slavery more than We 40
.Lo II1ion and in choosing a Toe Tor our steei
~ Wv The settlement of this question, we would
tor Northern man to u negro viewing
pr Eorerv then, as we do-the very essence OF
S ~'r moral. physical, and civil life-and look
ou' mon the Union as the hateful instrument
ne H.. final overthrow. if not dissolved, we be-
Oh. w. !, would be to the best interests of the
S Ssa,b 10 dissolve their existing connection with
the North"
>ncb fanaticism as this is not very preva-
lent in the South.
r,r SouruERN RIGHTS PARTY of Alabama
,,,oIc rroposed to Scott and Pierce certain IN
,.,roratories respecting their views on Slavery
{, The former replied that the only declara-
ton of opinions he intended to make during
10 rrasent canvass, was that made in his let
,,r accentng the Wing nomination. The latter
.nsuered not at all. Thereupon the Southern
p:.h,o mon Of that State called a Convention
- moot the second Tuesday of this month, to
datermine their future course
~. I,orprxpEST DEMOCRATS of Lorain
,oortv Ohio met in Convention at Elyria, on
tbe 9th uIt Jonathan Brown, of Lagrange
was chosen Chairman, and eighteen Vice
Presidents and three Secretaries, were elected.
Resolutions were adopted, endorsing the prin-
crle, and ratifying the nominations of the
Pittsburgh Convention and Tuesday, the l4th,
was recommended as a suitable time, and Har-
rsyile, Medina county, as proper place, tor
holding District Convention, to nominate a
candidate for Congress and Presidential cleo
tor The delegates were in high spirits, and
nromise an increased vote for Freedom. The
Iadependent Democrat says:
The gathering of the FREE MEN at Lo-
rain. on Friday last, was triumphant demon
stration of the determined sentiment of our
peoplc, to stand up for the right With but
short and imperfect notice, from one to two
thousand resoiute and independent men and
women assembled on the public square, and
with full heart and will endorsed the glorious
principles of our platform, and pledged their
warmest support to the worthy men nominated
upon it,
The TRAGEDY ON THE REINDEER-It is now
a,certained that thirty-three persons lost their
lives by the explosion on the Reindeer, and
several of the scalded remain in hopeless
condition The officers produce testimony to
show that nobody was to blame. Of course
not
CHOLERA IN BUFFALo-Statistics published
in the Buffalo Republic show that during the
month of August there were ass deaths from
cholera in that place.
AMERICAN NEwsPAPERs.-The circulation
Of American newspapers has been prohibited
in Cuba
PROGRESS OF THE CHoLERA.-On the 18th
August 4O2 cases of cholera occurred at War
saw, PolaQd-2O7 of which proved fatal.
The New HAMPSHIRE Independent Demo
cratic State Convention is to be held at Con
cord, Thursday, 25th instant, Mt / o'clock in
the forenoon