Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1854-06-06

ing and decided movement Of its forces. 8
AT any rate. the English and French fleets
must now be promptly supported by the
army, in order 10 give the attack upon Odessa
It's real value in The diversion and dismem-
bermenl Of The large Russian force! ae
The Declared Policy or the South.
There is in the following article matter
for deep reelection. We pu, il on record
forfu,ure reference and present considefa-
ZION, Every northern man should read il
carefully and ask himself wha. is his duty
In the present crisis, The article Is taken
fromahe Southern Standard, an adminisira-
zion paper published al Charleston, Soulh
Carolina: lass 4 I, rs
VA General rupture in Europe would
force upon us the undispuled sway Of Mexis
co aud The West Indies, wishpaltlheif fich
and mighty productions. Guided b> our
denius and ariefprlse 4 new world would
rise there, a. II did before under she genius
6l Columbus Wilh Cuba and 81. Domins
10 We would con,rol,lhe pruduclions of the
tropics, ana i|h hem 'te cornerce of ihq
S6q|d and ;pI|h'ta|, ahe Qpte< o| .ae Ha'ld:
E |.ss' & E ss''sy IS IL sEs dsssysioP. ssfsa.
>+ o| 81 tcan,ry dtnint3 gah6 Amazon.
.edd5l / c5urdne England We should look
Il Bra iii and The West Indies. The time
viii come when a treaty Of commerce and
alliance with Brazil will giveus The control
over she Gulf OF Mexico. and its bordering
countries, together with The islands, and the
consequence Of this will place African sla'
very beyond the reach Of :ana,icism a. home
or abroad. These Two great slave powers
now holdmore ulJeyeloped territory than
any olheriiwo Governments, and they oughl
70 guard apdi strengthen their mutual in,er,
esls by acting ,ogelher in strict harmony and
concert, Considering our vast resources
and mighty commerce that is about 10 ex-
pand upon the bosom OF the TWO counties
|ifwe act together by treaty zoe can mol oftl
preserve domestic seruitude, but we can defy
The power Of the world, With frmuess ane
| judgment, we can open The African slave
emigration again 10 people the noble
tropics. We can boldly defend this upor
,he mos. enlarged system Of philanthropy
I,is far better for the wild races Of Africs
themselves, Look al the 100000 in Aht
United States who, have had, the blessings
not bnlY Of civilization, but Of Christianity
Can any man anspreleud 10 say tha. they woulc
have been better of in the barbarian stale o
their native wilderness; and has not the at
lemptto suppress, by force, This emigration
Increased The houorsoG the middle passage
leniold2 p, s3a Js rgs . iss
The good old Las in Casas, in 1919, was. .h,
first 10 advise Spain to impor. Africans TO he
colonies, as a substitute foI the poor Indians
who, from their peculiar nature were total.
unsuiled 10 bear ihelabors Of slavery. Elk
perience has shown that his scheme wa
founded in wise and Christian philanthropy
Millions of black men vet unborn will ris
up TO bless his benevolent memory. Tn
liime Is coming when We will boldly defen
this emigration before the world The hyp
ocri.ical cant and whining morality Of ,h
later day saints will die away before th
majesty of commerce. and The power Q
those vast productions which are, TO sprin
from the cultivation and full development Q
1.-THE esmigh,y tropical regions In our own hem
sphere. lfit be mercy 10 give the graf
IgrowiHg section of America to poor an
hungry Europe, why not open up the iroE
les 70 the poor iAfricani The one region
as eminenily suited TO them as the oiher
!, 10 the white race. There Is as much ph
!, lanthropy In one as the o.her. We has
been governed 100 long by psnlm,sipgir
! schoollmasicrs from the nonhs IL is tin
! for them 10 think for themselves. TIM 70
. ly commencedin our own government an
1 ting with Great Britain 10 declare slave ia
!. poris.ion piracy. Piracy is q crime on ! d
9 high seas, arising underline law of qnasion
/. and H. is as we'll defined by those laws 4
!, murdef is under the common law. And {,
s Two nations 10 attempts TO make shat piraS
0 whichis not piracy, under the law Of na.io
an ahsurdiIy. You might aswell decla
n il burglary, or arson, or anything elsec
!. And We have eyersince by a joint fleet wi
Great Britain on the coast Of Africa, be-
u struggling 70 enforce ihis miserable b,unds
,fl The lime will come lha. all The Islands al
!, regions suited TO African slavery, between
h land Brazil, will fall underth6 control
. these Two slave powers, in some shape
u other, ei,her BY treaty or actual possessi
alol the one government or Ihe Other Al
W The statesman who closes bis eyes 10 the
'h results has but avery small view Of /,