The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-09-25

ing, intellectual and essential cnfranchement AT pres
white dread to be known friendly to the black
the ending still beginning opportunities to
help this that negro object OF charity or philanthropy 10
which such a reputation inevitably subjects them. Nine
tenhs blacks have idea of setting themselves to
work except the hireng and ervtor Of white men no
idea Of building church. accomplishing any other Sc
enterprise except through beggsy Of the whites As
class, the blacks indoent mproviden serye and ce
ous and their inveerae habit Of appealing TO white be-
neyolence compassion whenever they realize want OF en-
difficulty is emineny banetal and eneryatng II
they could obtain dollar until they shall have
earnod it, many of them would suffer, and some perhaps
sarve butt the WHOLE they would do better and improve
faster than may now be reasonably expected
repeat the remark that thousands will read the fore
going and wonder that its author should be the champion
of the abotonsts II is truthful picture Of free-negro
character and condition at the North and yet it is the
voting state of things which abolitionism is aborng to
bring about throughout the South Every southern man
will at recognise in the picture OF the northern Tree
black the description of the free black at the South
The comparison between the two classes OF blacks in the
South is easily made by actual observation The one is
contened and happy in his condition of absolute depend
he looks to his for food and clothing and
ecton whether in health sickness and he knows that
his labor will constantly for him all the necesares
life and protect him against neglect in time OF sickness
The other being naturally INDECENT mprovident
vile and centous is forced by want either to labor
for a subsistence or become loafers and Migrants
upon society Having the name, but being excluded
from many of the rights, of reemen and having intel
gence enough understand the hopeessness of their
condition. they become discontinued and sedtous, and
unfrequenty produce dissatisfaction and nsurrec
tionary feelings amongst the slaves who their only
associates 1t becomes the Of the North who are
unaffected by either fanatical political motives to
asitae slavery consider whether there either gen.
humanity genuine patriotism in the effort made by
aboonss interfere with the present condition Of the
southern blacks If this agitation is to have peace
full termination, it must be brought about by combina
ton of the of substance and of conservatism at the
North We point such to the article in the Tribune
full of conclusive arguments against the wisdom tho
philanthropy of the abolition crusade against southern
institutions and appeal to them to take the subject
with determination to avoid the catastrophe which the
continued agitation of slavery must necessarily bring
the country. Surely there is neither patriotism
in eopardng the blessings of Union for the purpose
Of making the black free in NAME whilst he remains
in fact wreched slave than before his emancpa
ton This is all that abotonism seeks practically
effect and establish it by the admissions of its chic
organ