New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-10-01
rnaEIaN INSTINCTS ON SLAVERY.


FOREIGN INSTINCTS ON SLAVERY.
70 all intelligent persons ii is we'll known
that the people of such foreign countries as
supply US with immigrants, are decidedly OPP
posed to slavery as it exists in the Southern
States, their habits aud customs, their states
men, and all their prejudices being against it,
1t is but reasonable that they continue to en-
terrain those early imbihed notions. We ask
attention to the following letter from a gentle
man of Tennessee in England IN lo4z-long
before the g dark lanterns" were in existence
long before political party was found in this
country, to defend the outrageous abuses to
which we have in many important instances
been subjected This letter was written from
a careful observation and certain knowledge
Of the facts set forth :
LoNpoS, England. Aug 2S, 1912.
Dr. W D. Nortut-Dear SIR I have found it almost
an impnssibty to sell lands in Feunessee to the emil
grants this country Nine OF them have the
usuperable objection that it is slavenoldng State.
Their prpjudces in this respect deep and rooted
They 60 tn America with the fierce and fanatic feelings
Of the 'Connes the Buckinehams and the Thompsops
on the snct q slavery to swell the ranks Of the Adolf
erauts, going cut from London and Liverpool to the
United States and And them for the most part isnor-
people. fact, having IDEA or OF
system Of governmentof social and Political state
OF civil and religious liberty They bsve heard OF
Amer ca land where every one in the nonssave.
holding States does pretty much as be pieases ana
where in the States, the negroes work In
chains their white and are subjected to star
Walton and constant stripes and almost Every cruel tea.
ment Thus impressed fully ninete of these emf
grants 20 America, thinking ana feeling they nave
mission to aid in abolishing slavery there.
| We trust and believe, sayst the Memphis Eagle,
that the people of the South will look into this
mattes end decide accordingly. 1t becomes them
| TO do SO Their interests are at stake There
are already too many evil influences at worl
against the interests of the slave holders, with
| out giving sc aid and comfort" to another, ant
numerically powerful one.
The letter above depicts the state of things al
they exist at the present day, as well as at thu
time it was written, Is years ago. The sam,
| feelings animate the subjects of Great Britain
and other European countries on the subject o
African slavery now, as did in 1912 The SAINT
prejudices entertained then are entertained yet
| Gan it be possible that the South, after due re
Election, will sustain o party whose principle
recognise and encourage the introduction, mis-
celaneously, Of the mass Of this class Of spa
triots''
| sCan such man as salmon Chase be elected Gov
ernor Of Ohio m washington Union,
/ The Nashville Banner responds: Ask tn
4 Democracy Of Ohio! They, or what is the sam
thing, their Representatives in the State lie
sislature, elected him to the Senate Of tn
United States when he was just as much and u
openly an Abolitionist az he is now. In tina
election Mr. Chase did not receive singh
Wing vote The Democratic members Of th,
Legislature went into q fusion with the Free
i soil members--there being of the latter som
half dozen or perhaps dozen-and taking u
this same salmon P Chase, elected him owe
the Wing candidate. If the Wings Of Obi
should, at the coming election, go into fusion
with the Freesoilers, and elect him Governo
over the Democratic candidate, they would b
only playing the same game with the same in
strument that the Democrats played upon Their
six years ago. And yet if Chase should per
chance be, elected Governor Of Ohio, what
howl would be raised by vast number Of III
organs of the very party which elected him t
the Senate Of the United states
| The parallel may be carried out still further
1 Tne same '.IuStOu ny eleCueu IuS notorious w a0
to the U. s. Senate Wade is the most furiou
Abolitiopist and anti American in the North
| In his denunciations of the South he has ex
hausted the resources Of inyective.
The same s fusion elected Charles Sumne
Senator from Massachusetts-th rank Adolf
ZIONIST and bitter hater Of every thing Souther,
The bogus anti American Democrats tg0A.
elect him, despitetaH oppositionI
And thus it 10 every where. When the Antie
elect AboIitionists all is correct and proper
The rights Of the South are not endangered
thereby Indeed, it is Q matter for eongratua
ton. But, let the reverse take place and al
pandemonium is let loose, ESQ
Shall such shameless double dealing be per
mittted to exercise further influenced Forbid il
deoency! Forbid it patriotismi is lt9
WILLARD FILLMORE AND THE Presidency. =