Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-07-26
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 2G, 1853.

t'cy and Mrs. Stowe venture on one Of our ulu
ana lnorm tic negroes that ihcy were .rina fr the
psse OF ce;n" hcm 10 assa tic family these abolition
J.S "0nll be torn limb from limb II is well known in uur
|thcsnc history the South how strong the lie ry,ljny
s1'"cen the blacks and their owne!s II is no Uncommon
.hng 10 find The white chircn nursr! by the hIacks unJ
d' me cndca:iug of "mdmma" Tor "Iamrny'l an
t'u ny the chill !rcn OF wealthy planter IN slave We
seen an nianl cEy and struggle its parents arms 10
'eiGh ne bawny embrace Of its black 'nanmy and The
naSo would watch il with much s"cltuic as is ex
'"'cl Tor her own uIl>p!ing. fhls mutual atiaciucnt
S"Ss with lie Wii readers Us Or here iuci
Mentally askin. thu Tribune and its abolition allies nio,,
Us why II IL that The negroes should universally br
'"ecd 10 their owners if those cruc Or how
cy can, class be remark Able for the characteristics
un'oon attachment and gratitude If the system under
mcl they live ls cG:l or uppf,s>ivc An enSared peo-
PIC never love their tyrauts rrLy Treated people
ENJOY their chains. feel gratitude Tor their upprrsso4 Tile
disposition Of The people is always asen Illustration
'"e Government. II the negroes cruelty treated they
e"01 not love US Luyug cY tpgrateful affection.
a devoted they are, ;ir unvrrsn is an Irr..
an" c1nc's tint their tncIs are hnd and benevolent
n"' mat the system u government unrf which they live
wise, hhnlanc l. n" will the abolition organs 81.
| uir cUuairY !nnim Is wigiCfi.Ir!
We thcm!"rc admit with liz En,,n,cr nat Law which
"Ogl hlwa"s k"p hr nrsrn hy hi masters sir. would b.
wei calculated 10 pfc .Aircmr gratitude and happiness
Docs not Ills very admission Of the Enquirer pow
'ui argument IN favor :" The lAw attacked by h. pa
I'm s"ci, ability Woni il ant be >:vc induce ;",
cnninc' Industry, and Scn!nrsS among ncurncs in III.
hope ot gaining if2 privilege OF the law!
We have been pa silcnla 10 answer somewhat in detail the
'"rctliS ul thc I1nlfcr on these heads, by Tong
journal
But these The brsl, nl;..r considerations when
"hiattd with Tic great cocin!, uicl industrial and
commercial sns iu:o!vta this question The i:nqui:rI
on these, r".!,s marc nGnn III" beauty ~ innmuIn n.
0rce ui sly than upon The pf"Gnc'iuns nird ,nso
,hcal argument based on fnh and illustrated BY example
and NIercncc.
This law "wo,!a -nr,c~ llr rights c Others aal open
lie door l.. iraud' the Enquirer 1as is in fact
jumping before gets The stic NJ has proposed
10 pass Law either affecting fights existing the mr n
The passage the ac ~ one having ih slightest oay o
liquidation aLoa. it, The right" that vchol!.r
ran have in regard IT, tcXcp in its social AMI poll
iical aspGct) cannot whether he be nc
rant merchant or rcstsn; merchant, or foreign
merchant. Iha hrst question is Ia decide # The
"p"cy' lie good. After due regard to existing
ifacts IeG The right urged by tie Enquirer brcumc.
srcJnduiy. As 10 TuHd the lang hc said Of any
Other law Fraud vltlarr Contracts and destroys III r-h
10 lake shelter uer any act general sr"il Our courts
u law and churCcry still exist Thr rules U pleading aud
evidence in force; ard fraud whether una' hs any
other ac is snblec, 10 The scts cTuiny Of the established
tribunals "i the land
In regard 10 The Ios2n that 10 ds1utc slavery would
bc IL make Il productive, only say, ia. agcu
,ura labor subject The principles u cmbiaa
;on recognized in manufacturing and mining operations
Inerc production in aggregate Onc ncgr" viii uise
as many bushels Of much coli"e mach ooacc'
aud much !icc hiig-ci! though "u!G2 IN ruinri
NJ viii, hundred o,ts. Negroes can Dc c!Ot.rd as
cheap aHi tt! 'htdper. "haIc cc nt oHy t"u Or i'ec
tour pre-. ..n ...t ihr!r are unI iiy tua II-
druI. 'ihcI lahor and m1'e Pr"htral' Tn
why ,a si. -h"lc:s apt 10 dispose o !
negroes l. that this property always in demand or cash
II snail slave holder coGpecd 10 sell property - pay
debts, ugun c.nans IL cmlgratc his ncu fJ'
perry although The desirable is very Likely 10 be dis
puscd Of. The pusition o the Enquirer oh lhs r"nt Is
widely and wildly wong. In fact. must he allowed to
say The article nave btcn written rattle: VIII!
csI, TO- a; ~; posc OF, dcra,iG, the pucy han :fcm
thorough the suhi"c;, or ~ extensive nc
.Hlintance with liz different ln.siu"s :! oe hini'cd