The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-10-19

endng neghpors; or suspend them uniii the aires SNAIL
have evacuated their usurpaions American soil and
sovereignty and shall give better guarantee for the future
than eyasiye diplomatic explanations.
WILLIAM L. CAZNEAU.
AMERICAN INTERESTS IN TUE RESULTS OF THE
EASTERN WAR.
The reader will be deeply interested in the perusal Of
article from the New Orleans Delta which presents
and striking views to interests in the Eastern
war; 1t is written with great force, and emanstes from
gentleman OF high attainments
From the New Orleans Delta.
Perhaps she lGreat Brtain] may not her
Indian possessions"
late Delta concludes an editorial on the @Resas of The
Var with the above sentence tits emneny suggestive
What is the loss Of the south side both sides of Sebs
opo Russia compared with the loss Of India Eng
land Russia would scarcely feel the loss of few ships
and little city of thirty thousand inhabitants while the
loss of immense empire containing hundred and fifty
millions Of subjects, would reduce Great Britain fourth
h-rate power Russia could overthrow British power in
India with half the sacrifice has the allies to capture
the southern side of Sebasopol and, moreover could
hold India much easier than the allies could hold the
Crimea.
1t is interesting to inquire how the loss Of India to Eng
land would affect the United States The answer is.nos
bsnecaly Nothing could be fortunate for America
for the of humanity and religion and for the pro-
bfesS OF institutions, than the
abrogaiion Of British power in India Our southern States
would be benefited in particular manner and our own
State would DO Immediately enriched mere rumor of
attempts making in the sugar districts of India
shake off British power is already beneing Louisiana by
raising the price of sugar 1t is well known the
mercal world that the falling off in the production of sugar
from the West India emancipation act has been than
compensated By its increased production in the British
East India possessions Indeed it is well known
with British policy that the chief objects
of the West India emancipation act encourage the
production of sugar grand scale in her larger and
popuous possession. in ASIA and lead the people of the
United States into the trap offolowng the example of Eng
land in aboshing negro slavery ALSO To encourage the de-
fusion that philanthropy and love liberty led to that act
instead of cold calculating selfish policy enrich Eng
land at the expense Of America, the most interchangeable
widespread and strenuous exerons have been made for
twenty years through every that influence pub
lie opinion They have been advocated vast scale
beget species of negro mania which has already be
come formidable and dangerous foe to federal Union
Hayt where threeourths of the indigo of the world
produced, given to freenegro barba-
rsm than the British East Indies from that time to the
present. upwards of sixty years. have had complete
nopoy Of the indigo trnde and culture British statesmen
slow TO perceive that if the negroes in the sugar
districts of America emancipated the production
Of sugar would Immediately be monopozed by India.
Hence their love for the negro and their hot haste for the
immediate abolition of negro slavery in America, which
would be the same thing immediate transfer, not
only of sugar. but of the other rich products of tropical a
rcuture, from America to their Asatic desposm.
British India, although yielding to its con-
qucrors exceeding the entire of the United States
and aording abundance Of lucrative offices for the
hility is nevertheless comparatively worthless and nyal
liable what it would be If American negro slavery were
abolished it then would be without competitor in the
rich products of southern agriculture The southern States
of this confederacy Brazil and Cuba the only portions
of the hababe earth that compete with India in the
products of southern field labor, viz cotton sugar to-
bacco indigo, and rice Mexico, Central and North
America, although possessing good soil and climate
offer competition in field agriculture because agri-
culture received fatal wound when the newborn
Hispano-American republics, listening TO the equality
doctrines which England is the loudest TO preach but
behind every other nation in practising, fell into the
radical of placing the Indian, negro, and white
the political platform. Bolivar in
stalled in power President Of the Columbian confedera
cy Of republican States than he abolished negro slavery
and went TO against Nature in the vain attempt to
place the negro, in opposition to Natures laws, an
equality with the white While zealos and fanatics
ringing his praises for having they vaiuy sup
posed taken step in liberys in advance of Wash
iugon the very classes whom he had liberated from the
sanitary restraints Of the domestic patrarcha govern
ment deserving the fields of useful industry to run
after every red rag that ambitious sodery and rebeious
outlaws hosted upon pole Soon the stars of the Co
lumbar Union went down in blood to rise no more
The dissolution Of the Union, far from giving peace
increased the strife; and from that day this State has
been warning against State caste against caste and faction
against faction until the foundation of society itself has
been broken up The three raceshe Indian African and
white manforced to sit on the political STOOL natu-
rally led complete dsorganizaton of society making
any kind Of stable government impossbility The
African being the weaker race Jared the worst In it's
original type il has been swept from the face of that
happy land, leaving worthless hybrid having its vices
without its virtues 10 represent it. The history of Co
umba Is the history of the other republics of Mexico
Central and South America Their history for thirty
years be written in three words" Confusion
Worse Confounded' How different has been the history
Of own happy and prosperous landl Our fathers
warred against the artificial distinctions which the British
government wished to enforce upon its Subjects but
they made upon those natural distinctions among
mankind that Creative Power had ordained. Hence in
laying the foundation Of system Of government and