The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-09-02

glor6eation Of those republican principles which are
filing land with rapidy-progressing population
Of civilized and Christian people in the full enjoyment Of
all the comforts of life Let any one however read the
two volumes written by Malcolm, celebrated Baptist oler
gyman Of country who travelled through British
Inds, listen to the testimony of the Mississippi
oyerseers whom Capt Bayles officer in the East India
Companys service entiecd India Of the
oompanys cotton plantations, who left in disgust
having the inhumanity to make aborers work whose
tiers failed TO furnish them the necessary food and clothing
and ho viii the necessity OF setting apart day in
the year day of tbuaton weep the ills that
humanity suffering at the hands of British abouoniss
Thus while according the last just received by
the author from Hon Mr. Benjamin United States senator
l643 born in day in the United States over and
above the decrease from DEATH adding six millions to the
population in years. upwards of 1900 day, accord
ing to Malcolm and the best authorities have been dying in
British India under the government of their abolition mas
ters over aud above the natural the
population in years fifteen millions at least Never did
British Crown officer record greater more important
truth than did Mr. Alison the able historian and statst
clan in hi. work entitled Principles u Population
when he penned the lines The despom of the East has
destroyed than all the freedom of the West has ere
ated the depopuInop Of Asia has than counterba
auced the of Europe and the growth of the trans
Atlantic world '-D6wler.
In setting apart the 4th of July TO glory over republican
millions of human beings in Asia whom the tyranny OF
British abolidonss is sending Of the world more
than twice AS the increase OF the American popula
ton? When British abotonsts send their agents here
preach against that patrarchica form of government
existing among called negro slavery ought they not be
made tell both wings and democrats what they have
done with the million and half Of missing negroes inn
ported as slaves into their West India islands and the m
teen millions that have vanished in their East Indian pos
sessions during the last years before open our ears
TO receive instruction from them II British abolition
ism ON its first advent into country, had been called to
stern account for its msdeeds in Van Deinans Land,
where il has swept the negro almost from the face or
the earth and for the wrongs is inictng upon humans
y in Ireland India and everywhere else in the range Of
lis power @e would not have large portion of
the people of Connecticut Vermont and Massachusetts, in
open rebellion against the constitution laws and authority
of the United States would we have seen the deinoc
racy of the great State of New Yorkhcpless hopeless
between the upper and neither milestone of
hard-she and ot-she grinding it into dust and ashes
But if Connecticut Vermont Massachusetts,, Western New
York and the Ohio Reserve viii continue to be the dupc
of British policy and upon the country dissolution
the Union it is but right and proper that Of the
consequences Of dsunioD, which their blind fanacsm has
disqualified them from seeing should be made known to
them in advance and that is that the South eolId b
teR in ssJdefe4ce Ia the frica. stare tfae
g,a4er and more eesrs scale kd lhe ,coid has
proved beyond doubt that negro slaves in war the more
the better are an element Of nyncbls strength and not
of weakness aboonsts vainy suppose All our wars
prove it. The history of the revolution proves that Wash
ingtons army in Pennsylvania and New jersey at the
most gloomy period of the when TIP government had
neither money credit, kept together and sup
ported with provisions, made while the war was
going on, by Virginia negroes and that burgoynes
captured army sent from the North into the
heart of the slayehodng region for satekesping Our
present shareholders not numerous enough to con-
tend against the combined armies of the uon-slave-
holding States and Great Hrain Tie south could and
would if driven 10 the WALL raise an army if need be, of
amy number OF men, in addition to her citizen sob
dier. There negroes enough in Africa, and land
enough la tropical and ropcod America to enable the
South to guaranty each and every warrior she might
see proper to call to her aid hundred slaves and a
thousand Of land, bounty for services du-
ring the She could thus pay army ofve hundred
thousand of the ercest warriors in the werd WITHOUT
hausng her resources 81 American lands and African ne
groes She would be compelled likewise to give the free
negroes Of the West India islands, Central and South
America the alternative Of slavery death The decree
OF God that Japhet the white man. shall be enlarged asl
Canaan the negro shall be his servant cannot be made
nulty by the combined power Qf orid in pre-
vent i, LAKE BoRGNE