The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-23
The Socialist and Abolition Press-Its Dan.
gsrous Tendency.

gsrous Tendency.
'sThe afectionate and Christian address of many
thousands Of the women of England to their sisters
the women Of the United States Of America pub
shed in this journal few days ago. has furnished
the abolition and socialist journals Of this country
q text for defaming the institutions Of the South,
and toadyisg 'the flower Of the female aristooracy
of Great Britain, including s'he Queens late mis-
trsu Of the robes" According to the 7ribnss, m
address from such quarter 3must command atsen.
ton" among the republican women Of the United
States, and, consequence, negro slavery is doom
Cd to extinction. Well, We shall see what weight
this god send fer such journals rs the Tribune, the
Times, and the Post, will have with the women Of
America, coming, as il does, from the wives, and
sisters, and daughters of aristocracy who grind
the mass of tho people to Q degree Of misery COM
pared with which the state Of the eolorsd race in
this country Is happiness itself. American ws-
men are not ignorant Of the relative condi-
ton Of the two classes Of human beings,
and if they should ever deem it neces sary to respond
to that address, the answer will be-"Charity be
gins at home-kind physicians, first heal ysur own
body polite, which has no health nor soundness in
it, then try your skill upon ours"
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the way in which the abolition pren have dealt
with the libel upon their country from the other
side Of the water is characteristic of their want Of
patriotism, and their strong sympathy with the
English abolitionists, who, TO accomplish an imagi.
nary freedom for q race, who are as incapable Of
iealisDg or approaching it az the French are inca
pable Of realizing approaching rspublioanisn,
would rend this Union asunder, and inHict untold
amount Of suffering and calamity upon the whole
population, including the slaves themselves The
rebuke given by the nation to these journals, in
dicsed by the result Of the late Presidential cleo
ton, has not cured them Of their treAson--it has
happened to them according to the old prsvsrb
"The swine that was washed has returned to its
wallowipg in the mre.'' Sooner could tho black
lvered Ethiopian change his akin, than the
white lvsred Agitators and dcmagogues Of the
press abandon their designs to overthrow the
constitution and the Union Of these States, or
cease from their dark deeds of DISCRIMINATION,
fomenting mischief in the community, break
ing up the social ties which bind man to man,
pullfyng the obligations Of marriage calling pro-
perty species Of robbery, and sapping the founda-
lions Of all morality and religion These covenant
breakers and disorganzsrs will be content with
nothing short Of the dismombermont Of the great
model republic" the hope Of mankind-the bright
and morning star that bsralds the dawn Of freedom
to tho oppressed nations Of the earth.
The Tribune, the Times the Erewing Post, and
all journals Of the k, are therefore dangerous
10 the country and 10 society. BY their doctrinss
ana teachings-by abolitionam socialism, and other
itms-they have led men and parties astray, and
what they have done Ia but A sample of shat thar
intend " do again, In 1850, by their psrnicioas