The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-02

going on al this hour in Cuba and in Brazil IL not The
ca plain general in league with the slave-deaert An
moi slave. ships filled with slsves, the ignorance aud b
tally OF which have only had their parallel ~ oui day
the British coal mines, at this hour on their way to Cabs
and Brazil Why does not Their compassion take thai
direction Is il not because OF BRUSH hatred 10 tepub.
can insttuons Is II not because these dachesses and
eountesses know enough OF politics TO feel that Wide
the ancient aad monsrous system OF privilege and mo.
nopoly by which they live has nothing 10 fear from The
weak empire OF Brazil the mbecle dynasty OF SpsiI
yet that every hour of continued success Of THE nation
shouens lie duration After all. does not the and
substance of their arrogant and paifonzng philanthropy
consist in snrns popular prejudice against rising Ame
cal II not. 1t il is only righteous indignation against
wrong and evil. and slavery why do they not appeal 10
the women OF Egypt. OF Spain. and Of Brazil Bs above
all things why do they not hrst 10 alle,,aioy British
British drum round the world!
Such are few of the circumstances and facts in an.
swer TO the queries the state OF society around the
abodes of these Intermediates with America. There is
wretchedness, an ignorance. poverty at Their doors
that makes imperioas demand on all Their philsn-
thropy. They have none to spare TO- America British
slaves yearn-so they swear before high heaven--to
take the places Of the American slavery that these duch
esses would abolish They would rather be owned and
cared for than their children starye before their
eyes What lesson is all this How il demonstrates the
uniahfulness OF British wealth and station 10 it's duties
What the use of denying i-wby present things moral
religious. TO masses sinking to starvation point A.
well talk 10 the winds The need things pot,tica will
bring is essential to the social fabric There can be
progress without it, There Is a mockery in presenting
as remedy religious consolation 10 a starving man
and yet large portion OF British society is but little
removed from the starving point, and demands al the
we'll SAYS The existence Of such barbarsm in Tho
midst Of socaed civilization. of such squad pov-
erty in the mds OF superabnndance and refinement 10
exposed to the daily by the distressed nSsdlew0men
and others similarly crcumsanced is the scandal OF
age and country" Would not the Duchess of Suther.
land and her associates be better employed in removing
this scandal than in impudenly and a,rosantly prssu-
ming to lecture American women on their du,iess T-
We have presented details relative the British Ia
hat Df Rritia o~iatu
only property consists in their labor, and who live BY
selling this labor 10 other Classes All British authori.
es the stiff British tory and the liberal British radical
in multitude OF essays speeches. and volumes agree as
to the fact OF physical misery and moral degradation OF
this class, and that constitutes the bulk OF British pop
ulation and the only difference TO the remedy. And
as to this, what has been the process Every few
years. for half century. indignant democrats 70.
former, or some pa,ronizng British lord. has made .
business TO expose to the public gaze crying abuse,
such as the Disgusting atrocy Of the British mills;
the cruel employment of infant labor; The brutality
apprentices in the workshops The torlure Of boys
in the chimneys; the cursed trade in paupsr emit
dren, the appalling increase OF juvenile ignorance
keen distress of British needlewomen the bitter dis
content of the white slaves Of England the destitu-
ton and starvation of lreland the filth Of British Iodrnr
houses and the cumulative evils OF four or i've millions
of British paupers When these expositions are made in
Parliament, the lords spiritual and temporal and The
guy assent to the truths OF the indignant refomer or
pity praise the c0ndeseension OF the "nobe lord'
enac, stringent law and satisfied. return 10 their
makes head TO be in due time exposed create new a.
Punishment, make new reputation. and cause new
law. This has been the wav OF British reform Moth.
ing radical has been done Human toll Just q hard
and mental culture just as low ever. So the phil
anthropic reaper has wide field Open Will these duch
esses enter upon II?
After ALL there bright side TO this impudent and
pharsaical appeal Of Brtish American women
sanction of arisocratic society reform agitation Here
tooIe the current popular tribune. Numbering agans an
old abuse-such. tor instance, as Golden sg.aiinx for
cheap bread--has been looked upon by the nobility "A
counting mob. and the middle classes have been 40.
Pealed to by them to sheer him down Nobility havs
come dowa to minge with the plebsau. Actually these
high fashionable ladies have caught up OF t6e ideas
that have been widely broached in this age, and pro-
nounced them sound Look at the commencement Of
mon faith. and. sincerely believe. common cause-
lis opening words and then has other words about
the PROGRESS OF civilization. "the righs and require
mens OF the nineteenth century," and the advance Of
freedom everywhere How these suffering classes which
we have enumerated will thank them for these words
was but the other day that the London Times stated
that one hundred thousand people, in London alone got
up in the morning without knowing where they should
gel their bread for the day Never was there winter
misery existed in London" The aborers in factories
on the farms. in the mines. are st barren OF political
rights degraded and in poverty the children OF England
yet uncared Tor and uneducated; the needewomen
not relieved OF distress and Ireland sad sight OF
and despair. All these, and than these will
turn their faces to these phanthropc duchessss and pro-
they will say tina, they suit their condition exactly; and
they will call upon these duchcsses 10 their action 10
their words-,o appeal in every way favor OF reform
Ii things take this turn this Christian Address will be
welcomed with Joy at home while here Americans will
thank these auchesses for the influence it will have in
meoratng the condition OF the iIl-csd ILL fed down
trodden, wreiched, and starving British population The
Earl OF Carlisle has written npatronzng abolition preface
to Unce Toms Cabin" which closes with an extract
The extract will we'll purpose What 10 an
piled to American aboonis, and American plenty and
slavery, may be applied this address and thes. Ouch
esses, and British Starvation and slavery:
Reward them for the noble deed, Just Hesvenst
FOR this one action guard them, aud ds nguish f. en-
win signal msrcies. and with great deliverance
Uuard them from wrong. adversely, and shame,
Tho poor forsaken onesi
shall they b left prey TO savage powerl
Gan they M up their harmless hands in vain,
or cry TO Heaven for help. aud rs card Y
20 on, pursue assert the sacred cause;
Stand forth, ye proxies Of all ruling Providence
And save the iriendsss aptves from oppres ,ion.
saints shat assist We with endless pro- yers.
Add warning angels combat your side.n
Yes, phianthropic duchessesl The poor foreaksn
ones al your own doors Heaven for help Aaeet
Their sacred cause Save them from oppression bv
savage power! Warning angels combat on your aide
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