Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1856-12-16
Pslitis. II ssa.l carolina.

message W Gov. A lalns to the Lsyis-
nature of South. Carviina delivered
Novslnb r oath, 1856: ~
/. Tho outwar pressure, against the
institution Of slavery should prompt
rs to do all We can to iortify il with,
IN. Diffusion is straightforward
tration, weakness. Our true policy
is to ditfusc the slave population 2as
much az possible, AMI thus secure III
the whole cdtnmlIliIllty the motives ..
self interest for .ts support. liuv,
no doubt Vi the inherent ability of tht
institution to maintain itself against
all assaults. his the. basis oFUur po-
IT. Gal organism, ami It would not bv
difficult to showthattIle poorest white
man among US is4lifeetly cunc>rre
in itsspreselYut:en lut iItr atguf1lcnt
OF seli-:nttrestls easy vi contprehen-
sion an | SURF OF action. 1 rEeom-
men.i the passage Ola law cxetm pting
from sale iun Ter contracts to he here
afttr enterel int") at least one slave.
such an immunity would stimulate
every one to exert himself to pos
sess his family at least OF u property
il. some degree above the casualties
ofdebt. As YOU multiply the num-
Der who acquire the property, SOW |!
you widen AMI deepen the ,letertniua-
ton to sustafa the institution. ~
The consumption, Ut lcutton has
steadily increased, AMI will in IL few
years exceed the supply-riot from
want, on our part, Ut land cal wllach
to-grow it, but from want Of opera
tiols to cultivate it. The denan / for
the article: 70 ,fns greater than t lc sup
ply, the price must go up, III theaD-
sclies Of 'ali disturbing causes. A.
lulls as this contli,ucsrtp BY the Case
We must prosper; but the certain Ct
toct high prlc,s VIII be to stimulate
the growth vi it IN foreign countries,
ami IN time tu1lestruy the monopoly
which We have So l,ns enjoytI.--
The POSSESSION uf this m''n",'i.' is tn
chieteltueht u Southern Pros .,+r.tr.
ald> the sieptn leutc-"f tho uAllu &c
turing interest or7us htr a supply
this article will cotitiilu. to prove To
b.: OIL, ot uu.' strvn yest SAT .aar Is. -
tn: amount o. cotton In'w r,wu Ia
th7 East In ;lts shout or,n our tv:.~
to our true policy. Fac rle.lthat Al.
rican slaves only cain succes,.".iH
grow chtt"n is an entirc miStL kc.-
Unltr British lom rll,ltIin free. Save
At: now PRO inc'ns nn til, East, NOR
than the entire cla,p "i- tia Un.trTt
STAT, IA $50. Erin report o.. th>
Hon. W. L. Nancy. Secretary ot.:Stlte,
i answer 10 a resolution o. Congress,
: appears that Turing the wear 1885.
the shr nicuts, Of c"tr"t, t"-Gr"at
Br tain w're. from TIL rnHei States.
III round numb ,rs, $40 m.iEo.'s. OF
pounds, AM irom the East lnlics,
Egypt ami. Braztl, 2o- millions OF
poun Is. Whenever England an the
Continent can procure their supply Of
the raw mater al tls+wh r: than r'Sn
ns an I'll. ). tor ) At, ) are IN : ::
Is the home nj rl~t. then vii! "u.'
seonl be- al. D.ssroy the ,valu,'
u s'..ve lab " ani~e,l:a;cil,at'dn fol.
lows inyvit lily. Tn.. England. our
G numerical f.Val, CLEARLY secs, an
h nee her systematic efforts t. stimur
iate tn. pro- lnctiun vi cotton in III
East. TIL. success which has thus
far :.ttea lei those efforts, will Ing &c
i1sr to reltd,blo them TAI, L.tsi
Iliies abound in fertile Ian an |
cheap labor France, too; is>encour-
aging All | stimulating its growth IN
Algeria, with like advantages OF soil
AMI labor. To maintain our present
position. we innst have cheap labor
also. This can b. obtained in but one
wsy--by re.opening the African slave
traie. Until Pruvisi enee intcrposes
AMI changes his organism. the Am.
can must continue to b5i;ia h.wtr .;
wool AMI drawer OF wa(er: 1t Is
\ ,lisease.l,scntim .lltality which starts
back at the lea OF lesaliz .nS the
slave tra,le, an | atthe same time con,
TEMPLATES without emotion the cruel
.ery;tu5,. which capital exac's OF Ia
I,nr. NIL tho Sorli over There was a
~. G :" 9TH /, canting philanthr"pists
hal instillel into n5 y De'.el ~"
slavery was wrong. ii:vestlSa'''a ,
has entirely changel the once Gnu. -, J.,
mon sentiment on this point. Inc
Soutb now b Ii. yes that a mvst 'r'ons
Pvyi ience has br,mght the two race s
t,oetl,.r. ON this continent for w,s =
n,,r,s,ses. anil thar the existing rIia;
tion has been mutually h'netle;ai -
south ,rn slavery lE.s rlrylf"i IN
A.r;eaI. Il, 4 !egree a;'% j eIY'i'zat'"'l
which tn black race ha 4neYer at'a ,,"
81 in any mh@r az or county; :" 3
~. /, now in l. tru. light: an r -
;tsstI,e most sait a'll stab;e 5's 81, lot
!. .;ast t,i :oas % tn warli " Ha
,he slayy lyaie never bs,R sI'se ! roe
,.aa:l'nr mi blswsep the S' mn, a :,
III S,uth would MOI have been ~ ~
btS - II. lbs t,a II flll ltttl