New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-13

We
sends IN heir hsbds
Let eyery one Who would no, be sacrificed by drunken
officials Of railroads under money gettog directors. sup
port The Maine Law
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TROPICA ASNTXATIONs AND YELLOW FEVER
The intelligence from Neg-Oreaus Il most d.as
irons. Tie yellow feser is rife there to an extern
vjtbou, precejenr All former annals OF suffering sor
row and death from thar mperious intruder are ecPs
Cd in the desperate mortality Of this season The fact
rlst tie yellow fever ye so prevails IN NeS-Oreani
suggestive Of important truths which should shape our
rorcV and direct our national growth Into these We
nrorose uos TO inquire and ask therefor the serious a.
tention of all 81 e friends Of Annexation
Nes Otlesns WAS founded in TIE year l7l-. In l9J3.
> c.ua ,n.o the hands Of he Americans A. com
mercjsl point it was frat rendered valuable when al
ron enabled 10 produce the steamboat for nayl-
o,,no the western waters No place, IN the va'cioa-
tons Of it, friend. and admirers, was to equal New
O,l.sn. in Orosth Provided cotton 'ursled Fthou:
DUTY and sugar could be made 10 grcS Win protection
the future Of New Orleans was 70 be OF Mea'u'eie's
grandeur Wbat CalfJrLia was ie" years siace' ID
wing all Who were desperately bent upon making tor
time in brief time New Orleans used TO be oef)re the
nov era Of anne alton began. Nothing could De more
propitious than the prospects OF such commun'y
II WAS oply necessary go there in order to grow
rich.
To all his bogever there Was drawback. IAe
civ vas prematur,y settled b. Europeans before 'le
laws Of national wealth colonization included we're IN
ds,stood In the midst of ah.distiliing swamls
With vast tropca interior fertile in agaors, ser
pepis, malaria sud mortality, this city Was iolnicd.
Tsere long TO tell aud sad to trace. all The struggles
stres and TRACE dies Vi the pIonee'shP OF the South
west From the time Of De Soto, VINO Se1t 20 seek
gold and found grave beneath the Mississippi, tne
history Of Orleans and the crcum accent region has
been history Of Caucasian acclimatlon, or IN other
words story of mortality Of stern contest with troP-
ca heats and desructiveness, in which the young the
generous the seErelyng the energetic have been ire
chief victims The actual loss to the country at large OF
valuable lives is Of course impossible TO determine but
that it alone would build up Northern STATE certain
With the growth Of a communi y under Ordinary al
yantsges there is improvement IN It's siluoriy.
Whenever colonization Is conducted on the apOr Of
slaves an inhuman and hence false basis 1t begins a. dI
that Of the Pilgrims dry poor lands or as the QnaArs
in Philadelphia on the high ridges lying between the
rivers, The clearing Of the lands, if gradual With the
coeoual growth Of manufactures, is moi attended "lfh
,ny very excessive degree Of mortality. 10 the S)u'h,
boyeytr the attempt was made TO anticipate the course
Of nature by settling svsmpy lands AID cultiya'in5
them with slave labor Human rights an Indispensable
no,ton Of political economy were not understood in
tho settlement Of New Orleans Accordingly, though
France had complete way that region Napo.e m
sold Louisiana as it cost his Empire much and gave
nothing comparatyey in return. All colonies soOrn-
Cd must. BY On in.xvugnable law, be loss 10 the mo-
ther-counuy
Notvh.tsndine tho vast talent enterprise and sPrii
Of genial Innovation which have been brought 20 Drar
r,on the Element of New Orleans and the surround
ing country notwithstanding the easy polite ID
souciance Of the French settler has been over Ia by tAe
Apglo-SaxOn energy, which alone has succeeied IN re-
ducipg the primitive wids Of America 60 the purposes
of CIVILIZATION Notwithstanding the capi'al OF the Nor
has pourcd into the valley Of the Mississippi aud ~
England aud New York aud Penny 'ana have eo' hlli
their population and half their wealth to the WORK o
redenpti, D. yet New Orleans Is not ncreasng III popu
alton and horrible to relate, the chronic scourse OF
the yellow fever is greater this year than eFerit "S'
When Young America Vas revealing u the idsi 0i
revcng in The halls Of the MJntezauls, o. N 1t ler
words fighting and anIeGng abroad instead OF gord M
and producing at home, the terrible IN crmedfe era
Cruz Was overlooked. Il is not necessary % oy-n
wounds afresh bur we would ak ia sOberness AID
sorrow whar can be more ii nal than the fac Of the
Volunteers who went to rcyel in those hals Almost
every week for years in this City alone there has sheen
funeral Of some one Cf them whose constitution Wa
broken down by the Wild worship Of the Roman doc
the Of Annexation and il add 70 this re '-es d
tlose who persisted by pestence and sword in Mexico
We have mauy of the addest tragedies in human hsto
". was a dark day IN tLis country whea the doe
time of Annexation Of the Imperial order was FIRST an
ncunctd wien tie S,ulheTn S.aye-olgarehy n-ede,
new Senator's aud hired the miserable dlpes Of th
Northern democracy 10 do their work.
In these behold thy toos.
The broken tools rs. tyralts AVA
What person Of sense could look upon the colossal De
ceptou Of Soules speech the other night without be'n
mott painfully impressed with tie Jolly of mankind
There vss an on the gided portico OF prilcely b.
t9l addres sing a crowd trud.nG through the ilth
streets fr bis Qualification They get nothing blt pos
crtv defeat and the carote e gets nearly nfty thor
sand dollars for embassy useless az grand opera
house ia Gle Feee Islands Aud for this the crow
cL,elcd and piped AMI clapped and roared-and ID
mass ~ them retired 10 their dirty abodes in The fiu
.tr, ets-.,y because the loca politicians auuse sa'
dures with the delcs on OF annexation under the f.
which they sneak steal cheat plumber ua-il TIE a
suace of tie Grand jury, they have become ' B,
= tseus.ble To shame
We would uPlofe our yon1g men % read lie 'i'
dom Of Frsnkl.n aud believe IN oldfsshionei labor d
home as the source Of wealth When tba' msa of con
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