The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-25

~ ha The result She has drawn many tears
sueh nmepts young ladies she has set staid, quiet
nom s,ng such exccr atons against the Soatn tD~
men ;Iiss have wondered what was the matter with
thst h. has led excellent old ladies. who had been
them s' IN he very name "nove" with plous horror.
10 read her novel apu osa snu s 0 from ha
any pooy nave made small hurricane she has lined
papts sis with money che has gone on uansatlan-
ne or free OF expense she has been feed and Toasted
~ ,5soaes Of foreigners who have received her as II
we're almost more than human; aud yet what has
fp Acme One would think that she must surely have
ali the letters in Chrisendom and yet she has
oI smancpaed single slave she has only written a
res,,ul romance. So lar any tangible good Is con-
sssnsd we have yet TO see H. She rs neither WILDER.
sn,ee. Howard, Mrs. Fry, nor Miss Dix. Indeed,
We have known many southern STAKEHOLDER do neon
D.raby more for the slave than Mrs Stowe probably
yer will do if she should live to Methuseahs age and
Am they have never had their names bazoned abroad
for IT, nor had their pockets lined with money-bul con-
emptiednor received Tree tickets Tor European
ous nor been banque,led and presented with silver sal
,sTs On the other hand, their names have either been
a0known or in common with the whole class 10 which
Aev belong they have been vilihed by tAe very lips
which now singing n1s1nnas y "a h onSc 70
mink on these things ue-at least when ,hey nave
Soae dnging up their hats over Uncle Toms Cabin;
The longer we look this subject the fully we
aonyced that the best friends OF the slave are the
in his own South. In that South are those VINO
poor naked savage. fresh from Africa and the
horors OF The middle passage; they have clothed MN,
I'll HIM.
lev rhdren in infancy, and provided tor him IN helpless
o 9 ace have taught him Savours name, and been IN
vU'msntal in shedding asroad IN his heart Saviours
,"sa and peparng him for crown and kingdom in
heaven. A whole nation Of his people has grown up
@ and under the genial influence OF southern homes.
Nov have been eevae, from bafbarism TO civilization
s"d Characterization with Iapity and 10 an extent TO
sheh history shows parallel part OF his people
h.rs cone back to Africa bearing with Them the priceless
,a.srre Of the Gospela compensation ample for all iheI
harIbips more OF them are going 10 join those already
others are 10 CO. and what is 10 be The final result
@ he kuown perhaps, in that day when Ethiopia shall
,'Ie,ch forth her hands unto God Ia all this process OF
sisv.,;nr in The mass whole people from barbarsm,
bo.a hands have Piled the lever but those OF south
s1n men, Who have had the responsibility, care.
yexa,ion expense, even to the lmpoysshmenl O. the,
,and and their families, but the people OF the South
w. believe that God in his providence is working out
mighty wonder for Africas sons, both in their own aad
n nix land through what for the time seems an evil,
and hal The final development will be full OF JOY and
SaJness and the results will then be traced to their right
onIces when Uncle Toms Cabin shall have crumbled to
tho dnst and Mrs Stoves name her silver saver, aud
her British banquets are remembered no more.