Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-08
May philanthropists seize you, and Mammon con-
fosnd
That which once was free land,


Yes, cutting our own throats with this nv
pocritieal, lying sympathy. Let British ladies' if
they want safety valve for their bysterical emo.
lions; as well as means of notoristy, form CONF
mlttee1 Tor the emancipation of the monkeys which
afford them so much amusement on SUNDAYS in
the Geological Gardens. A most touching and a
more truthful work than Uncle TOMS Cabin might
be written on the suflerings Of theses while poiiti
cally, it would be harmless. MOI They have no
occasion to invent, any more than to borrow, an
opportunity for the exhibition of their Christian
feelings and charity. Emigration and death have
stifled the groans of Ireland. Let them aid yuk-
gar misery at home. Let them visit the homes of
the common English poor. Let them pay their 60
vernesses more than EGO year. But in the name
of nations and mankind, of liberty and hope, of
their own truth, safety, honor, and salvation, let
them, well as the rest of the British public
pause and consider WE'LL before they range them
selves On the side of the violent American Adolf
tionists, and betray by folly the cause they are
still right with their hearts alone to advocate; or it
may be the worse for them, well as for slavery
and England.
In conclusion, the Americans mil themselves,
ere long, put an end to slavery in the whole of the
United States. That is as certain as that there is
q sun in the heavens. But they look with natu-
raj jealousy on our interference, and we think they
quite right to tar and feather any impudent fell
low who shall presume on their soil to dictate to
their citizens. And we sincerely hope, that if the
arstocratical fine ladies, with their female eote,te
OF toadies whose names we have seen SO proIn-
nently put forward in manner, considering all the
various circumstances OF the case, ohensh TO
truth and decorum, should transmit their resolution
or ther ADDRESS, or Whatever they please to call 1t,
to their transatlantic sisters that will be met eth
er 10y SIern feouke or ,he silent contempt It
merits. We who say this have great an abhor-
Iehoe VI slavery as any one put we cannot forget
nov sun. " ,iine IL Is since Lhglaho was herseli
FOREMOST IN lbs human tfafhc. or can we forget
eia1 II - chieny encouraged py the BRUSH nation
now we receive the stolen goods. The Brghts
anu oopoens OF inc present day were actually
slaVe-o"ners out rev years ago. Ihey are mol.
rec, owners now, ana wnat tney are as White
masters Jet oastler ana ferrand Tell the IN
oignane generauon tnat Is sprlnglng up, lnhertors
OF thelr evil oeeds. FOR the age OF humbug must
cease OF the reign OF England must be over. Let
these SHY uames, from her Grace OF Sutherland
ao"n TO MRS. barry cornwall Proctor, De taught
.uese hhgs, mere let Us opserVe' lhat thls is not
the voice OF Engllsn women any more than drama-
''seu Oac9s 1omS Caosae is tne voice OF Engilsh
iuen ana oeiore any oody Oh BRUSH natfohs OF
nalos shaii care 70 send over thelr holiow condo,
lehce' OF tnelr trashy sympatnes 10 the maids and
matfons Oh the united States, we wouid pray Tor
an Inquiry into their individual lives and conduct,
10 see Whetner they are III persons 10 communicate
any expressions OF national 1eehng-gran'lng Tor
moment that IL Is natonal 1eeiing' ana not spnr-
Gus eiiort al notoriety on the part OF lew idie
afiStocrats ana Heoonng Diue-s'ocklngs, ieavened
Win score OF mrs NlGKiepys' scarcely 10 oe nela
Responsible ior tnelr 1oly. Belore they mus sand
consplcnously forward as philanthroplsts' we
shouio IKE 10 know Whetnef, as wives, ana Motn-