Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-06-14
Y;CHMUSD ENQUIRER.
T,Ipn,r MoxxlNc, JUNE II, 1859.
SOUND VIEWS.

SOUND VIEWS.
We comp, with the request OF II friend anu fepuo
following Silent article from The New lorS he''
lays til, monstrous movements OF mo No''"e DO
,,oists and iows thu, the people of the North 10 &C.,
fence will have some bold anu .r ,,io, NJ
| measures 10 guard themselves against j" !, rr,,n
the free neg,r population who require mum =, slaves
| IN. moo r,nh,!,,ts Than the happy and wen ca'' a.,
OF the South Unless srI DC 'uNe' ,,n;. e,,,or,
| t Coco, ..,r, me country, the burhen OF '"e" ''pr0
| IAN ,, :, er.be 10 the free States Even o
| ;i =, b,l against the lncurslon os "'," -,
49,. III, her borders We advice the rnu'''''.a' p
| ,o,0,s Of The North 10 employ iheir sup'' ~,
| ,h.s in assisting and relieving Their o"" "''sD0
80. negroes The South requires no' '"e, '''''~'
- ,r.v =, tae slaves who well OIL IN every 'o''''
| of life: p,h,
| nv 60, Rl,cks-Nurthern Philanthropy rs. -NorHhs"
i"e ri .a,slation The Colonization question.
n s..,,nv Of The ,rre coored population OF the
limited States is OF The most psipsAns 10 hnnasni
VI Tue mos ht IN ms country their position must I'M
hsnoeahIy he thar OF distinct anu inferior ea'se W."
which il il impossible that me wnl.e a.I @ ~ ,ha Do
80 i, couav evident that me anenoa'ou VI ';e
Ia condition Of the free blacks OF the NORM "ln ne
Tito nj I'M. Mon always impracticaoic haS al ehs W
c"me almost utterly hopeless Inc pressure o' ou Eur"
eone .'op il fas, filling up even the more leIial EN-
pn,. retofore The conceded prero2atTes OF lhc so
rst man II there nothing else a'Iayeo asu'hSh
49, ,na wbelmng competition ot the European 'aoo Us
nun WV. In The North would be bad enough oul s
pa,nn 4 ONLY one Of The incidental disadvantage
| his marked and prescribed race .;t;r,v 10 the
Tho HACK mans frat and unconqueraoe ulleu ,,or
,amD NJ nferiorty and servitude with %hich VIC H.
has marked him in his physical and menal h, ,b in
I'M the laws society from which ne suue,s orr I naIn,e
;,ahl OF this fret nflexole Ia" " h;h
From time mnemoral he has been Inc save =. I in
er " DE OF the human family or ou naseu t yarv hiyh
.,,. ri social and political independence nc ~! -
STATE % soe h c,le o intelligence which he has made
ha ye resulted from the Southern insll'uo u icb ,hc
only promising attempt al sen ~ ,he reuublc of Ii.
| n
ba,;, established and conducted by liberated si'. 49,
onr Southern States And has been uouo'ea Gu, 10
. ,hs nrcseni generation all supplies ol r,scne
,ao, chi of from This country. Ii we arc hot itaa
an. the opinion Mr. Calhoun, that Tue Jaso If
" @ r,i6c;aI and delusvc for that the dcccase OF
rhe eysnp coonsts from The South anu ',is ia , ~ p
oIy the vacuum for even lew years "ou ,h ,no
IND blending of The people OF the salu lepuonc WIN VIC
a c,;c,n s,vapes by whom they are surrounded bot,
whether the experiment might result mus or ohet"se eA
srfenee has satisfactorily proved the marked nteoy OIL
% ,,;ca n, and that the only advances above barba-
ism which they achieved have been under Inc ser
ytuJe or subsection ui the white races.
Now from this view OF the subject, "e would conclude
ba, The mos, eligible appropriate and humane disposition c
Inc black man which has yet been made is that OF THE Pc
uIar institution the South under which he IS me I'M
conditional s. and dependent vi his master ana mere
m to some extent African has solved the problem Of
mon;fes dc,nv Tor himself Contrast the comparatively
cond ION OF slaves OF the rice plantations
- Sontb with that that of The free black barbarians
Of the black llay with mat OF her bshnc
Majsstys lately emaucpae free cuioed suclecs oi 1aHa
ra
practical illustration Of the decree OF serVlude which al
.aches the children OF Ham
Our Northern phanlhopsts however have MT upon an
ayned, nj which must successful In lifting the African to
All The benefits of white society which can only ail IN
The bloody DETERMINATION OF the Aiticnn race rom lns con-
,inent. II is the Immediate emancipation Oh al tue saves o
The Sonth The immediate concession 10 Them of eqna rights
md privileges with lhr whites, and me blending OF whites
and blacks r;het upon the platform OF me fsnch 'eoo
ms Of Liberty, equality and iIa'rIn'y ,s enc tS
agitation Of TIC slavery question is 10 be revived 10 lhs
end the operating with the more Viruen
aboonsls the organization oi lhhr forces Tor eaS
np uny further 0l the area oil ooutcrn
and m This e The underground railroads to Canada Tor the
benefit Of fugitive slaves. kept open win thef connect
ing stations from Mason and Dikons linc 10 ilic 81.
Lawrence AID Lake Erie To mis- end, also, Mrs tiaret
Beecher Stove Fred Douglas, the Hack swan Inc Duc-
css of ladies OF e Stafford Honse petition
and George thompson and Company are le"ouss
ia the continue night and day And when the coca.
sion shall arrive Tor practical political action we may expect
10 find all III. prbald elements OF abolonsm banded 10
geiher In yet ah"lhet ctushoc asaus' '''' 'u' " ~
| South.
the meantime The condition of onf free coloed popua.
lior ia mon fitting subject tor Northern phlan'nfopy
,hao slavery ana before the aggregate OF our Tree
bacss ia es by addition o: thee millions OF slaves
something should first be done in the way OF phanh,opy
Tor that uniu rinss mi" under III. sarb 81 itesd"t
are far worse Southern sla,es ILLINOIS, Oo Prnn'
sylynna and other Northern States nave all lhe'r
black laws OF less stringent eI the o. ee
negroes from borders or Ia shut ont mat species o. I'M
migration We believe mat oil The Southern States nave
their realia,o this kind IL word the Tree ne
gro" lives only by surdncc 10 most OF Tue states Oh 'hs
linton n in pniianthrupic New York and New England
nc s moi lily traIed by law warrant suhcct 70 e".
puon HE schedule of HIS empIoymcns Is go limited maj
he ran ind bur little do. Placed between tw" hree-oe-
tween the SGnth and the NoTh-wha ls 10 be Inc future
destiny of ilr &c blacks OF thcsc United Staicsi
Thuuw Wrri suggests the establishment OF d snns "'
free coIorsd colonies among the Caribbean slanns; oni
whether he proposes Hay or Jamaica the basis oil
h. nj confederation he has not informed US
Fred Douglas Gcagc X. Downing tho oyscrnlan ann
others OF The intelligent Tree coortd reioc! are
dead aranst iberia This is their country and mere thcy
intend 10 stay yet is evident that the tie W." soon
urriye for SOM thing definite IN The way of Legislation
unun free pcrsDns color than the rctaiiatory aniiee
black ws autung The several States Canaoa Nsel mas
reas.d IN be attractive the itee colocd man, Tor the
wnles even there are beginning tofehe against any uf
her Increase a his brethren. know OF nothing better
m me ncsrn, than Liberia for The relief of the Tree colued
owl f This county, Liberia is the place for him. There
H. c s,r f cIur Ia In his There he may rise TO The
highest official posous and there he may increase ana
m1inv and x,eud the Of irccd"m indefinitely Inc
iribb.un islands are the thing They appropriated
| Liberia ia the place r ~, ,,t..
C.npo, something be doncin the language OF MI Clay
somrlnu and great deal be done Ia make Liberia
Ioc,ve 10 ,e free culOcd manl Is Liberia, and the
African coast rorthwad rich palm oil coffee sugar. cot
Inn tobacco SPICES dyewooGs @od dust and many other ar
| tices OF trade!
| STRONG AND SIGNIFICANT LANGUAGE
Tn. London Times thus reads warning lesson 10 SPAN
m ber conpvance in the sluvc trade great source
the wealth of her officials The language Of the Times can
no, be mistakcn Unless Spain reform, che is clearly no
6.d ms, G,en, Bri,pn will complain Of Cubas unneSa