New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-25


country to catch Semnoles during the administrator
of Martin Van Buren,. TIE public sense WAS 'a''"
shocked even by their exhibition for that end durog
tine Of war low they are common IN TIE oou'H ,o'
catching slaves, such is the procivity Z" unu's
guised barbarism under the slave system. Inc saver
tisements respecting white slaves are y'f oil COURSE
not so common as those of black slaves IN the southern
papers but they appear, nevertheless showing that
tie gentlemen and the ladies' too, OF the South make
no difference as to color. For example, Mr.. Lane of
Newbern sdvertses slave about - years Old quito
white" and Madame Duplantier near New Orleans.
describes runaway as a man who mayrry to pass
himself Of for white" In word, our 100000 slaves
Of various hues some quite white and the traffic in
them becoming more and more active in proportion to
their increase the ngenuties of slave growers more
and more evidenced in the advertisements respecting
them There are in New Orleans and other southern
cities savepens where mechanics held for buyers,
and are advertised as skillful excellent, worth their
weight in gold, and so forth.
But after all this must poor aud unsatisfactory
to the aspiring representatives of institution, which
history has shown to be susceptible Of developments
much more grandiose and imposing. They must see
that the business of breeding, foggiDg, owning and
selling human beings like brutes, when every tyran-
nous and cruel precauton has done the utmost to pre-
vent their becoming sught more than brutes, affords
but tame and monotOnous qualification, and that they
sll fer short of tie magnificent pleasures proper to
Slavery or the true and noble scale. How patty Tor
instance would the model democrats of the present
dsy appear 10 their SUCCESSORS Of the next century ii
instead of such paltry, peddDg advertisements as
those we have cited above the democratic Journals
tie new era should daily hold up to the eager and
purchasing public attractions as splendid asthe follow
ing:
GOING & GONE, AUCTIONEERS-W VIII sell at
- ru1c AG1 the S Of o lon ne r
HosehOd Slaves q Hi, Exec eney tx President JEFFssSSs
.Hy hrOush The Re- Empire upon
the hi. , end tie EcsGr 6s,se COIN. ooa. do
Necessary this advertisement sive description
at their room and interior architectural :en
IS vel tnS~n hat His Fxcesucy spared in
chasing artists Of exalted fame to dessn ana ptoonee
t tisi P.ri '' no. 70 '''' '"' 'H-' -''' '
rnequad opportunity presented by the breaking up Of His Excel
valuable .rce. which have had the good fortune to
The pssee library Of volumes aud furniture will be sold
lot Terms onehlrd each and the balance ian the pus
bond mortgage Tor three years
The Hss i0a Sssfs s bdde
the time of sale balsncs on delivery otths proper
sy including che celebrated ;a .aS.'
sss and sble Slaves Among these
Dr. LANCET- E1ce,ery, family physician aged AZ aud per-
hps valuable piece Of property ever PLOUGH Snas,
cancer have been he admiration of the cay and the
ect Of eOsc notes IN all the eC Sp
he been twelve the service Of H Exceency ana
sS Sop s n bst ds.poe and 1nnshsaed confident
The tGftO with great and , ys1c wi" '' found
Ms LaNcETWiis Of the sb9.e betas and sScompn'a
THREE chLDRES Of tie sSoves Gil AGED z aodsw0 Boys
s 9y .S Ss Sssu II a 9 has been
bestowed on Aer education ...,... NH, ds,,nsa the
Capitol Washington ard the Dpa.e, Monument ana %
Chief Justice D0ughface, expressly to des n aud oud his hA
Mr. INTO .sd IS the artist Who decorated palaces who's
fme too to require rerei &C mere to MS numerous
Mr TONE ssd 49, the distinguished s,vant to whom HIS Excel
.rey slotted the task Of purchasing aud rsnsna sng 0 Soo
any private Union The purchaser of the Srs
esslGsd csdna messefas
.ny ssp,n as ao StS Omns bIsry
The Limits Of advertisement will not admit OF aI dec2
end seventy Each slave will be sold 10 single lot
those Above eSumeated the stock comprises
ubbaars ehefds cune who bias nO HI. superior
er 10 beautiful ss between ard twenty Of highly
1a sor dt% 2n0 o. sS ss
he hshs ent 70 charge OF HIS Exec
who rode y yhe@ be TGS the great D
keepers valuable secretary good cac VINO also
ps Perfectly three Modern and was S
ard 6m oyereer highly esteemed by His EIcelsncy
chaplain Of he sstahed church and great
ey y 5 ali az. too Waapa Of sns white blood
except nine and describing pedigree VIII IN all
There, men laboriDg to propagate and perpetuate
Slavery and IN secure for il the absolute and enduring
control of this continent thank for furnishing you
with an ideal Own that we have opened up for you
vista of triumph and of greatness mere radiant and
glorious than you ever dreamed of Add it to the
already published DEGREES of Manifest Destiny and the
existing staple Of FourthofJuy harangues and labor
for its realization You have brave notions already
Your Toombs says he will yet call the roll of his slaves
on Bunker Hill Your Stephens declares be will yet
hire out his to hoe the fields Of Ohio and make
more money by it than by raising cotton in Georgia.
This is something, but you must look further and
higher otherwise you never silence the rebelous
and conscience possessed people Of the North who, in
old times even fought for what they called their rights
and fought ell too it is said Don't be content with
NE rely borrowing from the basest and meanest times OF
barbarsm but rise to the idea Of outshinng the most
splendid. Don't retrograde to simple brutality and
darkLess afraid as towards of women who teach
little children tie alphabet but boldly appropriate the
schoolu aser the thinker the priest and the artist
make thought culture, and elegance serve, throttle
the phisntbropc cant and blot out the religion of the
age, and wien you have doce that, you will have the
whole il dustrious intelligent and educated people Of
the country to answer at your rollcal and may
your lOrdly whips without fear, over the whole Of