Washington telegraph., 1853-10-05
NORTHERN NEGROES.

Nineteen out OF every twenty If The black :
at the North command 10 more respect Than
the same number of sheep, and being left
TO pursue their own inclinations, they srend
their days in idleness and their nights IN
vice, depending on charity or theft for the
necessaries of life We have Travelled h;,n-
drcd of miles through the South, and tesii-
fy to the fact that the slave lives better and
more comfortable and happy, in every res
pect than our worthless negroes. With here
and there an honorable exception. the ne
groes of the North never aspire to become
mechanics, or even respectable laborers,
they will always be found doing the lowest
and most degrading drudgcry, and all the
money they obtain il spent fir ruin, which
prepares them for The POOR house, the pcni-
tentiary and the prison. They are destitute
of good breeding and learning, and All am
bition to be honest and virtuous. We know
that the welfare and happiness Of the negro
would be consolated, if he was taken from
his state of freedom () and sent to the South.
and we doubt whether it would be less NOR
a, to seize every mother 's-son- OMEN and
sell them into slavery (appropriatipg the
proceeds to the payment of our State debt)
than it is to let them remain here half-fed.
half-clothcd, uneducated, leading a life Of
misery and destitution. At all events we
are satisfied something must be done with
them and that before many years. They
must be either cleared ont, Or tie lives and
properly of our white citizens will De rem
dered unsafe. The cvil II daily increasing,
ana we NAV as well meet it sooner or later.
The longer we postpone action in regard to
it, the more difficult il will be TO accomplish
the desired end and rid ourselves Of the
growing evil.
AS to the AbotioniSts, and abolition
philanthropy, the latter is cheat. and The
former set of miserable bypocrits. There
Is not an honest man among them They
are as great vagabonds as the negroes, and
more unprincipled, because they have the
intelligence to know what is right, but lack
the desire to pursue it. 1t would be no
great social or national loss to have them
sold into slavery, with The negro A thor
ough going black hearted nbolitionist will
give two dollars towards defraying tile ex-
penses of stealing negro, and one towards
purchasing his freedom. He will harbor a
fugitive on his promises aud make him work
until he has earned something worth having,
and then inform the poor darley that his
master is after him. and he had better cut
stick, leaving his funds in the hands of the
"philanthropists. The true abolitionists
are the descendants of the Tories of the
Revolution, and are themselves always found
on the side of other countries They are
a treacherous. hypDcriiical. ungenerous and
uncharitable set Of fanatics, deserving only
the contempt of their noighbors, aud IN
worthy the good opinion Of al who value
the peace and prosperity Of their ccun-
try. We, do not il the least misrcpre-
sent their character How unjust i il not
10 hold the entire North responsible for the
rawlings and buffooncry exhibited by a few
fools who are better fit for the mad house
than they are to enjoy the privileges of SEN
siblc citizens. Jersey CHy B7tefdctor.