The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-19
Southern SecesSiOniSts and Northern Abolition
DisHuiOnists Rallying upon James
Buchanan.
POWERFUL ARGUMENT IN BEHALF OF A GREAT
INCREASE IN THE CASH VALUE OF NIGGERs.
The Richmond Enquirer Enlarges upon the
Speech Of Governor Wise.
The Disunjon Niger Worshippers Pure and
Simple, Reject Fremont and Prefer
Buchanan.
CONSISTENT WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON
AND WENDELL PHILLIPS,
slavery Extension Beneticlal to the Worth.

Slavery Extension Beneficial TO the Worth.
ron Inc Richmond IVA Enqa.rer, Leading Southern
democratic orgsn.1
Why does the North expose the extern sion of slavery
What possble injury or loss she sustain Il ON either
toe existence the extension OF slavery What injury
VIII result 10 the slaves by such exension2 How does
adv aDce the cause Of either humanity philanthropy or
abolition TO contnc slavery 70 It's present hm2 10 nne,
what earthly provocuton have va gwen to the sms Of
the North Tor Nyng into furious passion simply because
equal rights TO the corr non Territories!
We do wish that dspassionate men (f there be such
among ttem) would take these questions INTO calm and
sober consideration and give ca and sober replies
II, M IL s high time that The public should be apprsed
what all this sound and fury this passion rage and storm
ut the North means We want TO know the exact charac
ter measm and extent of tho crimes ana offences with
which stand charged as having committee against Sur
peghbors and brethren We desire just and equit
able, 70 advance the Of practical humanity and
philanthropy, topromote the ospery = our common
country. and TO live in peace and amy with neigh
bors We a-c prepared to listen calmly to their list Of
grievance and their charges Of aggression and injustice
against the - uh provided the grievances stated
and the charges preferred IN decent terms; an
will endeavor reply, after due elaboration, truthfuly
and respectfully.
so far the compainants have been so overcome BY
rage that they have in great measure lost the faculty OF
deliberate and continuous speech and only spuer and
forth abusive epthets and asphemous inerec
tons. When the paroxysm OF passion has subsidized and
the fit passed of, they will probably find they have not
been treated quite badly they at first supposed.
Possibly they may discover pacied children often do,
that in thwartiog their schemes Of mischief have
been but promoting their real interests.
Meanwhile until the philanthrop'sts have recovered
stsmmer worse than Hotsp1r, and talk thicker than
Noses young Dutchman,) meanwhile, will suy-
gest answers 10 our own heterogeneous.
We propose introduce slaves into the country
Bat By TIER dlpasoa AMI diffusion large space to
screase er value 1t notorious that all whatever
take OF that property which Is valuable
s Obvious then that the extension of slavery improves
the condition OF the slave But what shall reply 10
those whose intense affection for the negro Is like that of
vrgnius tor his daughter, and who would coop him up
and him, In order 70 relieve him from slavery by
visiting him with deaths All answer Is, ''Your
scheme is mpractcable After several centuries you
might avert the increase OF slaves by forcing the
ters, In self defence, 70 sucn cruel and inhuman
means As would be necessary 70 bring about
stationary amount Of negro population but
you would not abolish slavery. By rendering slaves
burdensome, or Of little value, you might make
slavery 10 master and slave whilst by aiding TO
extend you would be certain to improve very much
the slaves treatment and condition. However value.
less slaves might become from OF numbers,
CITATION would be resorted because their numbers
would then render emancipation dangerous, If not
We cannot pass over this part OF our subject without
protesting that the Southerner likes his slave not merely
and solely because he Is his most valuable property but
more still because he Is and his fellow being and
most of all because he Is save-dependant on him and
obedient TO him. Northern understand the
powerful Influences Of these latter OF attachment
for they well know that all the family affections proceed
from them. But why cite the family argument for
slavery to men who have resolved to break up the family
In order TO carry out their principles and to preserve
their consistency
we have succeeded in quoting your consciences by
satisfying you that slavery extension best for the slave
and 10 opposed by no considerations Of humanity phi
lAnthropy quite hopeful that In addressing our
selves TO your selfish interests we shall make you propa
gandwts Of negro slavery extension the newest ami
oveest scheme Of philanthropy. Possibly too, may
sgnaze gaanry and confer favor the ladies by
suggesting you train Of thought that may result In
drawing closer the bonds OF marriage instead OF relaxing
dtsolvng them. You now, by your lectures and your
ns sersn 10 asaer, their husssuds ana ye With !.
singular Injustice treat the grass widows or "fuguves
from matrimony" with contempt for adopting your al.
vice. Why not make herones OF them, whilst you
Teasing and honizng BurnsS Their cases are alike IN
principle.
practical aspects The ztensn Of slavery greatly befn
hs Nov1a BY inTeasing the field Of s commerce keeping
down compilation, and ensargng the marset for Gs Hsdaa-
(acrcs II also furnishes 10 the Northeast more abun
and cheaper supply OF food and chca mate
rails for L. workshops and factories IL viii enable the
North conne herself chiefly TO light, easy indoor
work aud to skiul occupations which pay we'll whilst
the slaves, fertile soils, are producing by hard
out door work (Which best suits them increased guam
titles Of Grain and materials 10 exchange with her for
merchandise and manufactures OF all kinds. Thus TIC ta
euscd ruue N the siarvs ,r BE- shared Nv NE North and
hs So,ah-the NORTH dou,t oskting hs larger share.
All the whio the negroes will be improving In treatment
and condition Northerners will extend or settle them.
selves alongside the .ayehoIders as they have done IN
Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia, and the whole south.
II II always well for men OF diverse occupations ana
pursuits 10 live each other IN order 70 facilitate The
interchange Of products and commodities. Northern
men we're formerly great demand At toe SOUTH To al
n thousand respectable, industrial and intellectual
sstuations rendered less pleasant. hosevcr, by
the iealousies and suspicious which insermcidlng
Abotonists have excited Whilst the North ~ IN every
way directly benefited by the extension OF slavery,
n 4 egsauy and direuy iniursi ~ NE ex'e,ssl0a VI
free sstefy 10 the eIlt n sidrery. Instead Of more
MAJ kets and customers these al luona free Satos
become rivals and competitors aud gut ani deprcss the
old markets By Increased supplies ~ manufactures AM
other products which usually male in free states ami
sold In slave states. Nor do these free states apri
good employment, and outlet TO the Intellectual young
and ladies OF the North slave states for cacsD
schools produce such young men and ladies' 10
abundance az home.
But urge some, slave states will give the South
the control Of the government 30 much the better,
long she exerts that control 10 improve the con- on
Of the North and the SOUTH the master an the slave
Would TO heaven We could see any prospect ahead Of
Southern ascendancy, for then, and not ill then,
should entertain hopes Of continued peace and amty,
union and conservatism
We have argued points elaborately because TO
IN they appear obviously aud wholly werabe.
when The sms get through with their hysteric ats
deuc grins and spasmodc commissions, and quite
restored 10 speech and hearing would like 70 have
little quiet talk with them the various topics which
have but touched. Like spoilt children, they will
that they have been crying for poison instead OF candy
and that both the refusal and the logging which
them twas all for their own good"
Anss-slavery Celebration Of the Fourth Of
July, 1850.
Iron the Boston L1sratu, pure and simple abolition
dsunion organ.
In accordance with the invitation OF the managers Of
the Massachu Antavery society. and stand
inr The unproptuous state OF the weatherran falling
heavily during the time ofassembing-s large number Of
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