New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-27
CAPITAL IN SLAVES Is USPRoDUcTIvE.

two kinds viz voluntary AID involuntary or active ard
passive O. the latter Kind ara LANDS ho1.es, c.l@ M
chn1y, and money Il the farmer a. m.'. t. engage
Of The involuntary sgeu's IN any product ve P1r'
is neceslary that should BE- he'd propsy-il oh-r
words that 40 amount o. capital should D. aid o.. ~ ia
vested in thu article equal TO is sbsluts value Brio
employ pr, duciye sgn Only u@c4ssLy tia
b. requii-d for his dy earning Beng ia- s-n' sui
rational lie clearly percsves thst labor is le lg
codion o. existence and to-, h's only meas Of gi-
irg liz Iumerous want, Is tie employment Of hs a,lds We
u..f industry T. nvest capital ia The ls53r-r hs's;or-,
Z. unnecessary and the community which p-rnts -
tai loss II the whole sam titus usel7ssy And unPr'il
tv.ly expended.
savesis uupr0oucye Vs. the term m - 30; ls's 'nf
Philosophical The 1vesn.1 AZ i Dot lroi' ts-to
the owner sihough il j. 90 % the community Che eV
sson Of this paradox J. easy The h1pr oi slaves 81
productive bit that If slaves is proiI y4, bg iV o.
Il .uen j. equally snd the 90 nmuhry O., t0 sty tlt
st ~ much bvne6 red b. fhe LABOR o tue later = ~ -
f. rm.r IL one IL. pr ats t sb'r er- paid - l
'Svett der The other ihey to ne 40 ,-s d.
wages Properly speaking u d. not ne slave ~l' pf,-
duce-, but the man. The eject Of s'vsy j. tH-f ,or-
merely 70 introduce arbitrary and unnatural node o.
distributing the profits Of labor Ihe gan ~ tne nissr
i. the loss Of the slave process Of robbns Peter 70 pay
Paul which Acds nothing q the com non stock
10 tie Free States the farmer VINO has isnf houses,
fences cattle utensils OF husbandry. &C. ~f tns means
q subsistence for year or himself and 'sa'y and the
aborers he may ind It Necessary ~ employ isreiy ~ g
10 work lie vii pay th= laborer- sty ten out ~ h9
tfoas # the crop the end Of ~ yer IN Mss.spoi
he planter who culuvs,o- eqla extent ot ground ~
shaw. labor must have an sI"an ~ capitol elnI - me
vaue Of ten slaves in ADDITION 20 that niet ~ the
osntr the ire farm in ree > ate IL my hs sud AZ
the Mississippi planter eau employ rec lao u no On" SIS
Int that circumstance Vii not obyte ihA d.a'diy IN "a
o., Of the political economist, since the yn1ie 4lr-lpn IL
the co parAye utility OF lGee and slave aoof . thereby
,urreud,rtd in favor OF freedom LTsy instance o. ihs
en- oym.nt of free labor 10 slave holding coun1ny -
mitigation of the evils Of the stem, and hence Il - th
n o States of the South where the proportion of slaves
smapest have exhibited the most vigorous grorth
f.fa a. afiou up4u
- M ssv sry oue al the enormous outlay OF ciQ a. neces
sary 10 Cultivate farm with slave lAo.r IN c'np arson
with he dema1 d Of free labor. Irniul grown - ssve
VroseDt rhtss, are worth slJolO "L-r-t, 4.f ~ ~
or SEQ acres ~ Government pnc,s, with O. n)t'ol-
houses fences cattle, &C. necessary or rs NlNaton 10
cotton tObAcco would r"' cost ~ OF Ia ~ n Even
Ia s1d y. estimated a SO O. $50 per .r-, t- olpfH
ree-sar5 20 employ zen Ire ieo'-r' you'll H exc -
:. ia ~ M un r,our-d or Lave Abr. Alb viry mat
%. yaue produced Oy two arms II eqL exi'nt me
cultivated b. free, and the Oher By save lAo'r s iN
;lou.h Zee labor is vsrs'ly allowed 10 oe most pro
dno',vs-and follows thsi capital RANGING tom ; goo
oGo according to the value 81 lac 'nVe.'el "a rec
'frn viii produce ss much as elsO90 or ID o1O Fnef-
.s are employed In the case OF free tfm th7 pr"
pr'efDr d,Nce the prlh Sh ths IioOr-rs "e tlr
. ,.hoicer would pocket the whole net prOalc-but he
v H. p.ocuo,d the wealth created IS the SANE IN either
Itrc,, u.il ont nun Ter may be drawn from agricul
,u- turn oin-r iodudnd pur ats ilss,fA
iy- f ihs prao )ls 'bove Ia s'En ma o1PH invested
.,.t, reproductive. uaotu unnecessary, - 70
,. o. Obj. tf 10 fs Window sni,n tdNU NJ i'rrts'
lf. rr .li prrn sas u.ln. tl5 day Ia every case
lros.s . tatfsI Nrtr-S ~ 10 rnp"y 'itsrs I-
rQts ti-ir l le-s n Fnith ~ suciIu'e Le'''
81 m erfpls. .ir value At lands aud other ess5a' III
ra W IN III SgGth-snd IN l't'n;lr'g ~r,s d. toe
,s ~ tr.fsirrs IT. schinssy. Sc . Ray boz ops tel %
% ,afsu~nt tn4 the excess Of sl ~ e''y T. 81
o, slave lab csnnot De equd - tue 'iI vta d ih'
,rl,- since he expense Of Tea NJ a7d c''l'g t- :
=, i a.. 's the lses and 1linsn sn'e free an 'r-ri
l, l lie Other nsud The slaves con nualy FearuF
,,- sfl he expense 81 keeping 4p tbs s4py5' D. i-y
canal :. d. ds,lce btreeu tn- T's-s ~ trr' nan an
p iIoo and c.otilng RI D silv-.
! s4t l+Iu .,
sln.- r-c' -.'fy D. Its--'a }, s'n- IRA "ch "".
.cc %. .usrs-t s,.re - q. .gnn ' - D. ID improve
NET o fs-u. tie building of house,, .he construction
vi fo.1 and nAiI u manufacturing N ;Or n-rr" '- IN
bob Kim Al 4 these Investment, dire;'y nj - enr IN
a. state aid 10 increase tie n-nd To- f.s .oor la
h. M-sI9pi or leXa- The enh al pfpht- q" "hNhf 49,
frths mcsi part invested in - P-rcis- 81 slsYs = n
sbToet and heir value in money 90 m"1-y worm ID "
e-ds.at i-voad the l's Of Tee sac - p- 'l-3 -
bar vheh sogd 81 NC own accord jIi t1f o. ~ =
-rce O. slavery. InS- which induce, irlf 20 20 - ono
The -.aIl. ynfnt % c.Pa4 IN OliO. lIst Tf' dr.e
i.bor io ', j. re Investment Of capital in b.-pI 30
p. rtr nae q .aves
A. drtl,r g. be- r-1-.r<-d tat o. me 81 pr hrn-
cred O. a .a.all G1Ar L. IL be- SEN n 'fpui. f -
.r..i - one .ye, fr-- Jan r. 1913 ~bgfls VI % Dis
family q. ohio upon 10 assurance o. n ,roio@s- -
-.urg ths it u tlAr sun during he lrs. yst- ID. rs
tie other hand one f-q.are or chs-a .s-st.
81. slavery Which induces the RAPID ettsusn Of u3s
Save estes Agriculture or iAlnZ, being ne almost
-t,tsv- 1.cup~lol = col-dci-d On lt-7- soi7 ai1
N l- f. ri, -J viii sorlstn~s own rom one 20 m
u-trec slaves When becomes necessary TO- the ptn
- O. N re- iu consequence OF TIE s1hals,ed couii
.her eia.-s IN TX ia u III CArohnAs they 20 th'
>ort W.. auc ueoti whole districts or counties -
.n-fs gftrs o. them all tbs clemens and resources %
p.1tr. . tn.s i Is true TIA, ny leave osnad mon
..rr.fe- 4r- .ply-r-h j ana a. .opl.Aec, b. ne
~ >.f- .i.es u th- s's,r l'h hl, suddenly int ely
elrrea b.'as o-f-sr % prosperity Cal oay IS; FIAe
.-- l- a.c -.i lltl &" o-'A2uA lp "l. > IS 7ii
t-.. ere Northern Y ,s-sppi s0d sl-'hN stern
T....f4 r. 10 PEI - d-nselr popped n ths way a
-l- three e-rs oil tl-r existence - they ars . -
1f-.-tI u n-rt Iosns I'D - l-Z-s s3rl1k up yin IA
H.H = 2 III "
,s. fa - oi o- M -r 49, ana reaching rh- l.ni
- . poa, O. lex gIesa=ss = ,h= arsi -1fee ysAs o.
iL-.r -I.st-Ice.
1 III 4 q .oil or permanent npr1yen-l.
a. axe III .-t anc expensive, not g. sayu proa'
.'.--r ng ccll1 y. by sl.cr. ~ c1--s-.
-tI .ce z E1'.h q great occ! q ne ~ Az 'ti
IL slavery arc where planting Is IL exclusive oce12
d sucl stale 90 tlas- While tAsr5 zen - 80
"a. or. n ur .rp.ed i.nds adapted 20 a1uog u -l-
.a7 tf -ss. ireine 20 believe thI in1-oVl5 f-s ID
~ i. -rdsr L 'l- ls2SvaI isg-s la .ii73 'c7 yf5-
..r. : o@.- policy -Id q. a ins sc-uai clr:s ~
- tsv- tastn. IL absnaenn-ut II Oh -a- -t-
..fec isncs 5hs 81 sl =. n SUI ~ - ben
--- si.-l,e q sl'gl "a s1-s --cs O-f.Aiy - s-
.lafi- --tl -Ti. rr-A &c - .-7 -5 20
-sr i-. er- .i- - -.---t ---.'a OBJ. 80 50 lsrn
lry b4 IS IL; &c 1919 : Tie o re eniE-snts
...a 49, T.e'.rl h-- t. CRU sfalc-- as Wholly
,.rr Ir- 1-ei ig - >'-'-- ave PIP litl'l % 4
-.i-e. p. IT, c.-e l... vli- -Z'lis id no CARO-
n.. sy- ,tr a0ouf t--;y {, el.y I'VE l. a. Na,-
-rl.s-ts 49, Connecticut e-v more a. lls "a
ID ~, srtl-.oB t.an any po-9l - ts- SCUM 8 q tnis
-r ed tle sf-.-.fy q th@Il -Cil e proTeroiA
Lt.sy SEEN D.. 10 T. nd ys . = tr-s u. 2 NJ
W g l.1--s nay -rGv sicl Ett- tsy Ar mp iv-.'sa-
ard --r-r. .r- SER c1ultry. IAke. ilr ils-l n,
.s--,- i..--,e-. "a Alabama Or Aliss.ss 0yi
TIE turs- q things l. i0r ar9s amer, = 70 n ana bay
r. - rs, lands. AID g; ih=f slaves 70 citing dove ih7
~ h,r ADD alirs j. 80 years he s9 = rfIAl'i-l
arc th. c. uLiry zctla poorer and Las less money Va
ue tAsn Wien the rsi settlement "as made lae painters
80 invested heir .rse profits not 10 substantial houses
G.e..iu cher improvements, but 10 NEznia negroes.
r.yh hive crown nch ard have ruined their atop'ed