New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-04

ss..n, Aree,esl IN expedition against 'hem' u"'
v~ " -, Of Cardinal Ntncucs whc upon the
-, 81 Gran. In iNlN, liberated "P"N"
49, tAr,.,.sp slaves. AZ sa''r0"'"' P'
.sn,.r,, four Auudccd vessels und'' wv ''"''"''
,.1,,u per,s contributed by l'"p' ''''"1' w."
- h,,,,es the veterans Of SPAN s"u ,SV'
- - cs,r,n i.hutp, aud che knights OF
-, .,.u,s Tasls TIE combined ''rces
.....l ,t,,.r,, and liberated not lcs' than
N,....l CHRISTIANS whom the bsrbsrians had
-, ...,,,,,, Hat in spite Of frequent expeditions
-, Al The c,,,lscd powers OF Europe as well
-. t,e,,e>l States, the drcsdIal system OF white
..,,ira,a k,r = lens succession OF years Is
- ..,l the Rritish expedition, under i"rd En-
-, 4, iSl6. that she po.cr OF 'he slave deslers was
80 w,A = lSr1e aud wcll-aPpcio'ed acet. he
s.erS Akre the walls ii Aeicrs On "a" yin OF Au'
- cace commenced she hsmhSrdment oil the
- A.6ae sisa,'ail, the forudcsoons aud mas
= A.,,.r,es Of AlS,rrs were shattered ani crumolcd
-. IA tAe acN, day. twelve hundred slaves were
So ami CHRISTIAN slavery in tho Barbary States
sAsAsAc& terver.
r.x.n ,Asr. ,hNu has passed away The Barbary
S.. sssf c-s NsrN~r0> When We Al" longer dIscers
A. .susl cgSrVssi'u 49,,
r., ,sr, ~ slavery 81, ne is not yet St told Whie
a.. H.. >,svs received waise saves ol SEA stolen o!
s,-s.,- NV SisN trom TIME mmemonN imported oScS
-. t.,, tls .ag.h Over the vast uhmiis0c sea ~
b. ~aA Is Ahsrrb,6 svir southern border. iraVorSed
4, .r- ta,>e sb vt the desert we're brought Those
s.st.a.,e esaS& - u'srca Sno'a@ win goa SuS' Snu
A., e,,u,, N,l-s a. insud-r~hle torh-nS wne VFue
a -. = ~. re tvS vsiuly mosstc1ed the eyes
y =, - urr- rs,i>neo n IN their hsmvS anu hke tner
y - 49,, tr,n the moth. compelled 10 taste ct S.s
A. pssrSrrs they have lar surpassed ineiF CHRISTIAN
-. lsI far hong pea or Voice pesded uh-ir
:. ~ sa the thisaAn nations PROCESSING religion
w. a>..vs unNs7ss hanNny, ~!'h'N re'p-cs ol per
=. - e-cis The ltecocs sym|A'hies M neisnoorhood
,1ar even 50 tn iArthes pole, ever interfere IN
49,, DOB their behalf The uSVs ~ Grcsi bfttsn, oy
.Af.,s tasis Nusry Grsed TIE freedom OF AL 'e.9H
-. - -rh,uf d',iuoion II s4ftoE bat they Needed
b.. y very 81 ether brethren IN bonds ihom ne
-. - rssssr- children - the sNme Father Ia h-sven
- TAa.,aih did bat aNf his work Ia combining the
sraa-nc - the Acotion 90 NhrisiSn csV-ly ony' ms
go ! t,sd- Ncisrr DiuA'ian, which, whether founded
=, -.,..r ~ color selfish aud sncansISn Here
- = 20. Inconsistency when dNS-heu lne
- - a. .ries he l..ta. and has constantly required
- ~ the ti.rr. ct ths ouir g- F1rg-ui oil Inc
So a ,f the 49,. CSis;isn powers nave deem-d
es >a,eyy o. blacks ss' Sna proper "9s ias slavery
A.ts. arssh aset ssi..d proudly if1n tue hrooF OF
A., n-~risg ensUs Fst>d ~h'7 slaves ana ,h- eA
Too tia Cnrs-An slavery was soosheu thero
- a. - behind m Den lSge large numbers ~ blacks
.,,,s- .br,us bout al the BArosry .i~' Neglected
= ~ .,.svs Auc unch ian Chr'tsndom II IS pleas
- 4, 49, that th-ir ii Is not sSSys unhappy la
49,. n-Groes siI detained as aIsVes ous 'ho
r-.- 81 c,l. s-ep> MT % prevail there Iney nave
T. d, 8 .ae srAIt cavalier. OF ;his part OF b-rosry
ro sscOns tie cci- rAgstfN-s Snd ru-rs ot cules
~ .,.rat-.i fh- 4, guard # several Of the en-
rer0-s oEs o.cG>'fn Il least exercised tne pre-
rs.v- 81 be Prs'orsu cohorts, in deaouiag th-ir mas
t-r d uro slavery sta ex's, IN in's state II mas hi'ie
a ~. e-.csu c-luu-c'ri ~i's y -l>-~h-rs Into Al
80. Fra- b. slr-asy ,srried the bsIsn principle Of
-r reccguiseG oy her than by ths h1glsn courts
shirh ..-ur-s freedom o. al 6eu-sth IT, hiilenc5 Ana
raEue -. chserec AIe~ BY th7 gai uanys recently
c.ig-c th- By o ruhis, for th- glory OF GOD And
g. ui.h INA the brute creation mas decreed
;.s - -ooon q hun IN slavery throughout his do
l., e. h-a vim hope sud confidence turn to the Bar
b., >.I-s The vr-~s ~bd charities d. not come SIN
ev Among them Is couIaia pond stronger IMAM tnat
-. .rirr- p kro~ - g. LIT one nod admission aud \
ocly TO- VII follow No. Il unreasonaole u an1ici
Ts:. n rOs en-Hs ia Stat-. winch have fenounced
system Of " bite slavery walls they have
done z. 40 9sh O. mitigate the slavery OF others not
VIII and - overcom, the ,n1umsl Pr-l"alo7 81 color
n. Ch.;.u Nations OF EUROPE nsi declared and pr4ct
CAV - .--1 lil TER 0"n turop+ 10 ninlons the
D. r-1 + llru-Ofn. II man c2uno hid property III
l., BIO f-r an glsf- sad tun- is- sui OF tarsus
W. er turned fr,un The path OF persecution, and
80 tie csJs- 81 ff-."r 81 "a cause Is IN sacred
4 49, p u o. Il ndp.es Thi,h prem it5 tue Pro
r. II M.n Arc VI" tell that this ds-Psed portion
,i4 et : D.: destined - get another re'torNOnl II
y. fr.- 70 Nortnrin ARC. that civ'zs l9n WAS FIRST
H-rseC .- early -pretd h7r "h"e wings that
C-.ttv vas taught hy she n0neysd lips OF AIgu tine
! .,-, s-4 81 returning % their ancient hons Civ
.l coma e4c- auc Chi tiaDiiy once more she'd thsjf
b. .rrt euenc-s upon The land 20 winch they have
lely been strangers. new heath ana Figpr nov an
Z - BE- ri0As. Like - own giant Au;e1i-rhoss
tomb j. placed by trsli;on snoDg the hus-s oi Ag-rs-
b.. hen often felsa TO TIE earth, but nov rises with
fereetc strength. - gain yet hg CHER victories
IL banking Mr. Sumner for the instructive mono
sIsyh which be has prepared a subject Of curious
historical interest We must also commend his publish
En- Tor beautiful typography and appropriate illas
tra,iops With which the volume is issued
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
CRYSTAL PALACE Nsw-YOrk, Aug. 8, 1883
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