New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-02

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Shareholders 10 spe ify env time when they would
cease to be- SHAREHOLDERS. Tiey ectet we are told
as Chares james Fox did Tie was notonoss to- ge'-
ting into dt bt ard quite IS notorious Toe never paving
his debts certain Jew named solomon whom
liz owed a cJusisC mble sun, Of MONEY hai
come 10 him a great many Glnfs ioF u,
mt Fox would never So any TINE -
nav t. AZ las- he cane % Fox and iol
him that be wss resolved never 10 leave hin u1n, ne
would tel him when hC could have The money. FOX
fund ihat he could stave Il of no longer anu he 'ai
Wei. solomon seeing that must tx a day, VIII
% n, to- and ne walked backward aud forward Fuo-
brig bis head 81 last he stopped. solomon said
he 20 have thought 0f dsv when We viii settle,
have thought solomon Of the day OF judg meni; but
a. that If likely 20 he busy day with bOih oil u,
surpo@e solomon. say the day after Laughter
and cheersl. Well the SHAREHOLDERS said do you mean
10 strike down vested rights rob Us OF our proper
~. Give Us compensation full AMI entire. These
slaves are our property. have bOight them and
paid for them, and now YOU talk about taking them
and giving nothing in retuiu. II : ROBBERY. No
said the English Aboiitonsfs, you Knew wben You
bought those slaves that you had no night TO buy them
rs well YOU know that You have 10 right tokecp them
aud YOU uaid vour money az q venture and ran your
own risS. ard now II Is time for compensation - be
given 70 the slave. In tho name OF justice pronounce
your vested rights vested wrongs. The Shareholders
said If Slavery is polished there viii be less gar
4" grOwn and If less sugar then chaos would come
- again: without sugar the universe would stop.
Sugar was the grand ar-ument' The blood wa ior-
gotten, amslgama on was forgotten vested nSh's
were forgotten, Ou,sImus AID he curse upon CAndsn
were fOrcotten-Only sugar, we shall have
less sugar this the climax OF their obec-
tons. Wei, TO the argument. IT their mrs
objection were true OF course there would DE NOBODY
left 10 grow ANYTHING. But they rolled this sugar
gument as sweet morsel under their tongues. l.
was however none he less inqulfous because it was
sweet. Let Ms see how that lump NJ sugar IS 10 Ice
dissolved. In the ST place there l. less sugar grown
than before enancpGiioni be II. Bat there 10 10
uureouited toll. Les sugar; 10 more letters ana
yokes aud branding irons. Lees sugar; no ger Any
drivers and oyersecrs. Less sugar; more fugitive
slave hunts. Les sugar; no more slave lnsuTrecupns
and no longer any dread of them Lees sugafi out
no longer driving slaves 20 determination. why, so
horrible was slavery in the West Indies that there was
a co lstsut and most frgltul decrease, SO tnat az
Slavery was going on in the progress al time the en-
fire rct uatiOn would have been annlhilafed. Les
sugar again for ike the objection, but no longer any
Slave Code with ell It's atrocities Mr. Garrison read
from the Save Code OF the Colonies some OF the most
outrageous laws slave striking hs master or mis-
ire = and causing wound suffered death. Less sugar
Int thus abolished. 4 fugitive slave was II caught.
branded for the first ofiense, the second time be was
ham. srnged and the third time he suffered death.
Mhv tfis wGs Cole made by devils, ana II had gone
IN lis home the bOoInless pit. He wOul give a single
case of cruelty. A woman was sta ed TO have been
guilty of coutumacy. she would not darn stockings
on A certain occasion. On the 22d Of July she was
mi IN the stocks and she kept there for seventeen
DAYS The stocks were constructed 80 that she could
moi oct nm or lie down. She was hogged six times,
and red pepper rubbed IN her eyes TO prevent her
from going 10 sleep. On one OF the days she com
ulaircd Of fever which then raging in the Island,
and she was logged on the next day. She was then
taken into the field where she had never worked be-
fore and then whipped for nor performing tasks winch
she could not perform. She was logged one morning,
and died in the field about noon. Les sugar. bat no
more putting i'm the stocks. no red pepper; no
moro Aorrir, 10 death. Can these monsters be
matched anywhere ont Of the internal regions They
saw there was nothing grand in this emancipation,
simply because there is less sugar. There L. no more
burning OF chapes and planters no ionserTse ugsiAS'
and expel Missionaries On one single occaslon they
DESTROYED 23 600 value of chapels, put Missionaries
into oaii some dungeons, and was not uu' ths was
proclaimed 10 the people OF England that trumpet
blast Was sen. from Lands End 10 JOhn OGroat
bousc that made Parliament and the Throne tremble,
and humbled Slavery 20 the dust. In Missouri there
are armed men who were accustomed with bowie
knife and revolver to exile any man who would not
openly defend slavery as an INSTITUTION we are
here 70 rejoice over the downfall OF system
So iniqui.ous and horrible this which
have piyen 10 YOU in these meager details.
What a change 1t is like the passage from death
into life from the cerements OF the grave INTO tue
robes of heaven Ii the most interesting and the
most marvellous transition that the world has ever
witnessed in any age or generation and the cry goes
up still from every part OF the country pointing TO
Jaropi,a There less sugar exported than before.
Re- Int then What sugar IL exnOrei Is clean and
pure AMI has no scent of blood abouit and therefore
one pound of that Ouiweighs all that was formerly
rni-ed there by tie blood Of the slaves and Ii all
the more hateful the people Of this country that
est India sugar has no stain about i. Less sugar,
III then We have marriage and that is everything in
civilized society. Less sugar, but good schools and
the bible and free gospel churches sacred 10 genius
and talent springng no the night hand and on the
LEFT: cOOrtd lawyers cOl0red merchants c0orcd ply
eciars c0lored legislators equal rights and the slave
populatien nsfoned into British subjects protected
bv British laws. Why, the sugar argument must
kick the beam. | am sure that Justice, freedom aDd
humanity will weigh down the sugar argument Nov
word in regard TO this sugar question There Is no
less suga- raised; il is a Pro-Slayery ie There may
be little less exported, but he takes a very SUI
Ierhcia view Of this sugar question who looks
Al il merely in the matter 81 expectation, for
remember that when he slaves were under the lash the
slaves were Consumers the mastsn exported all they
could get 10 pay for luxuries there are million
OF IeoYle who free and cot sugar IL Is enjoyed by
those VII raise Il. As IL respects the cultivation Oi
the soil and the amount Of productions, why there 10
no comparison between the state Of things now and as
il stood q years ago Yesterday. They say thaf the
Shareholders would not work if made free, and there
fore they ought 10 be kept in Slavery told You II
the argument was good for any thing II wa good Tor
putting the Shareholders in bondage. But The Divine
peuAy for ideuess il, II will not work neither
Shall he eat, and we need not concern ourselves about
the matter. He who viii not work VIII md that JOr-
Gan is a hard road 70 travel Laughter and cheer
Slaves, too, and do not work well; II were slave
would work rs badly a. / could. IL IL an Old story,
the bunch OF beot before the donkey nose. II man
could only make his horse undersond, he would only
have 10 promise him extra peck OF oais al hs jour
nty's ind and he would have 10 need OF lasn. 30
man only wanted 10 know whether be 70 be paid,
10 matter il he bad the concentrated beckue.s OF SIX
teen midligbs MARY Gus is the manner m which the
slaves re- eived their freedom. fttere be any one who
has not read the accounts hope they VIII all take ne
frst opportunity 70 inform themselves upon the SUD
fect ilr Gorrisou here read several extracts 70
= ow ihg, there wss 10 violence manifested by the
slaves on being liberated. He considered that man
ner I'm Which tie Fourth Of July celebrated IL the
West Indies-reiocings ana sgiyia gs-was much
more credtahIe than by firing powder and firing cannon
Nc uere accustomed a celebrate Fourth OF