The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-01

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and condition, from oas~eives, sad tseir imm,xss
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chars their condition. viii tsey MOI cone ~ oaw
IN one black exodus ous Of the land of bonaAxs
viii they not go A oece into the Csasss shich
holds out tuch astrAc ions 10 them wa they nss
quit their eDeuaits and 60 70 their ffeafs. Ans vai
toey not he driven out by the anger or app n 50
sions Of those from whom they have besn ssesled
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tionihts be carrsd out tha the refugees vi
amongst you a. the obscene reptiles With which tas
vengeance oil cd visited the Egypsssus. facy
Will infest your cities, villages, farms aud fActS-
rles. You VIII b. terrified with their cdmes.
and taxed with their necessities. -, you
wish these African aliens smDneut your foa
do not wish 70 admit German OF an inshmsa
without limitation Of his political rGhts: sul you
Allow The .lave, trtsh from another bondage, % b.
Jour equal or your master st the polls You say
thst America shall be goversed by A nercAaa n,
you mean Anglo Africans well ~ Anglo SAG Dns
You say tnai politicians bargain with b.sh ,ps fof
votes that majors reward wish the cnsssdy OF your
laws and property thoee national associations which
aid IN their elevation. May not some neg o leader
contract up0n similar tsfmS FOR she black vote
Yet such u the thndency III abot IN TO enc )urAge
the iuIng alton into the ,stns States OF the ast
part Of the population Of the South. Are you pte
pared for snch an infusion into tue ballot bixy Are
you prepared tor IN practical rc,ut st,ou Of yoae
objections 20 immigration You have combined {,
resist The imn.igr alton OF tue debased serfs OF
Europe, wh,se scale Of animal want, are ~ ow .,
that OF tue digger Indian. You dread the cSnpetr
ton Of that labor which wants no carmen, b1; q
blouie. NO food bat bore souO home bat liar.
How would you like few additional mlii)ns OF
legros who would i've on market garbage, sleep
Ike tdccrOns, under door steps, aud WHOSE daily
labor might De purchased vita yhs cheap p)s,n Of
your di.,ileEesi Do you wish that MI the pluper
lem which C ompan'ts tus labor snsli be charged
upon your tiessutyt Do you wish that nil its
crimes shall occupy your courts and Gro sd your
prisonsl
But thfrs are other consequences which may re-
suit r1m the agitation this subject may o5cis IN.
The eject OF abolition would BE- " impair, IL 4. did
not destroy, the production OF Southern staples.
You men Ut New York i've by commerce; You
keep palstial hotels; you display the Soath OF
States 10 the limit Of stee.; you 10 down in tae
and amoke s:aincd for livelihood. Do you wish
sny interruption TO this great product of the south.
Do you wisn the drafts OF New Orleans, and Ala
you like 70 bear OF foods which devAstste, OF ia.
sects which devour, OF ffesti which destroy toe
staple Of the country Then do you wish to contr
butte TO measure ~hich might check forever the
proda;ton upon which your labor 80 much depends
Tor It's rewsrds But when you shall have suffered
In the abatsd demand for your labor, then ref.c.,
Drsy you, upoa that other conse guencs 10 which
] have adverted. Sup pose the ACT consammstsd
which the enemies Of tots Union in New England
and Old Ecsland have concocted. you vid psrnaps
zee In the columns Of some press which lovss the
Ahicsn better than the Anglo Saxon, some such
announcement a. this" We learn thas the last
At0ta,A NJ tkA f.an~A 40 a nc
by act Of Congress, has passed the Potomac; they
hasten ~ tina, lsad to which the intolerance, Of
their oppreasor has driven theul.' How viii you
be prepared 70 receive this new brethren
settlement which involves your interes. a. we'll -
cur OVID. We mean to leave this que stioa where
the cor httuticn placed II. We meaa u keep this
institution separate and distinct from you and your
ibfete<ts. Aid ue, We pray you, % do So Men oil
New York, Ne have doDe al in our powsr TO bad
tho Unit a together by promoting the acquaintance
and inter weaybg the interests oil t,e States which
compose IL. We have railroads ard steamships; we
have G. veloIed our mineral and as,ri utura wealth
We with 10 enlist your capital a1d your Industry;
We have maintained q principle of sovereignty a.d
State equality In the X snsas bill WIN h we wiz
maintain, but we have no purposes Of aggression;
the pat1 OF b1uth' m progress IL not to the north
west; the column deploys TO the southwest. We
have noth3g 10 gain b. turning aside the tendencies
Of our incustry; we viii cross the Mississippi st
Memphis: VIC will traverse tue rich pralries OF upper
We ~ open - trade and civilization the rica nnss
ard valleys OF Chinuanus, Of durango, OF Son IRA,
ard we ~ill trace the psth Of our PROGRESS -
the ports q the Pacific, aud towards tina. genial
region which offers 40 much attraction 20 race.
Bat fear not our progress viii be marked by "a
pacity or dish 1nor. We are roboers. We trust
but TO the Influences Of energy and iatelligence.
This 10 the course Of Southern prs gtess and " or
Canadian and New E0elsnd friends cannot accom-.
par the procession they must drop out Of Il. No
thing bat destiny can sop 4. Is has been under
tai Ell by q race OF men VINO have succeeded In all
great undertakings. They viii push on their con
qusripg ,iumns uptil they control the comm srce
and Inspire Inc policy OF the southwestern portion
OF this cchtren.. You merchaais mariGers, and
manufactures OF New York v II share In and prof.,
by our triumyhs. We are Anglo saxocs like your
selves, ard II IL detern nation and our destiny
TO protes; cur ngh.s Of property.
We havs given you oar principles. They are
honest and plain. They tell what nc mean. You
approve thom for their candcr yell a. TOR their
courage They tell you thesc mast be peace -tha.
you must abide BY the law - Is issnd you approve
Of their (ecielop.