New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-13
sLAyEREBY ONE WHO KNOWS.
Extract from q Privste Letter.
NEW ORLEANS, Friday, Feb. 3,

Extract from q Prvste Letter
NEw0RLEASs, Friday, Feb. 3, 1883.
By anxiety great that the opposers of Slavery should
stand up mnnfuy to their parts of duty, and boldly fear
lesy and obstinatey reject everything that sedi any ad
vantage to the grinding system Of Slavery
In the Of my duties last week had occasion to
mass round three squares where in contact with four
negro traders yards and told that two others
near wss invited in to purchase and favored the del
t. zee the spectacle There long Of fine looking young
men and womep seated benches WERE By the word Of
command form the lne brought 10 their feet for my in
specton friend vas with have no comment TO
make upon IL In God time such savage sights, l
trust will cease but not 10 forget that God works by
means and we his agents aud mohy sincerely do
hope that he Will give wisdom that's according TO knowl
EDGE for we have keen and unscrupulous opponents
in this war of human right Every act that's not according
10 knowledge is caught up with triumph to sustain their
cause young man who in OF those yards came
TO ssy good bye to me He sold to Texas leaving
in nv family wife with children, and his father From
TIE Daly PioatsHe Of Jan &c a. cut out the twelve
notices concerning the traffic In and women. which
nclce that you may how sptedly the traffic goes on
The ye,y high prices that slaves command bring them
here in horaes Think you that the Southern people will
not strongly contend for such large gains administer to
their Injuries They certainly viii! Some are found Sat
woud MOI, but when Northern Christians come in to silence
their bali convicted views Of the wrongs Of Slavery their
eonseenes huhed and they say the Bible sanctions IT.
Good people tell US So Chri-ssn editors tel us so.
O. that the Northern people would awake to what is
right! And instead OF conderanng truth when II comes
as Mrs Stowe presented IT, saying we viii not apologize for
sueh wickedness we viii make uponti Wilt cease
Il tits fo.erdl viii tuch notices as Bishop kps which
I iucose help TO exunguish Slavery, Who that have
reasoning nuds do NOT know that Il viii take te 10 train
degraded crushsd irresponsible population to habits OF
industry when the lash and the urging up to labor
tops, Then their beaudee Of enjoyment commences IN
relaxed labor Had they our in,elgence would not b;
According TO this doctrine when shall they begin to De
fitted for freedom From gens man who resided three
years in Jamaica had very satisfactory accounted much
progress being made BY the blacks He had seen schools
among them and thought them doing quite IS vel as thsr
cireumstau would warrant expectation
have lived long tine in the nids; Of slsvery an
interested IN T. but hate and believe . the aoomin
able hing that God hates and intend 70 exers wnae'
influence have CT may have against To hold the saSe
III they can be Fl, Cd and taught am wiling 6r' e' a.
good people be pressing forward 70 ihet oeea con
ycted consciences North South, would boldly 1ee'l
against Slavery, the work Of emancipation would 10 La
accomplished
,rodSen by bon oman with Lis viii Do not let me friend
Of slavery out general you in Washington inow ina
the fears Of rupture keep back prudent psoP!s oaI
strikes ne that many Constitutional points could DC LIS sex
Gu By tie opposers Of Slavery that would vy neA
tie sysiem if they were brought out and stea upon ans
as the friends Of Slavery have cried Cs-stA'. Coa'-'
faon might the opposers OF Slavery have INC sam
privilege -,
PSI have Just this uerncn. CT extract from III
Hsslartoa sentizs, cut Of Bsllsfia esicising g. s.
s.>.-h Z Ill. e 80 III. E:u-a .-nr'.snss sAfs