New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03
LET Us EMANC{PATE SOUTHERN
WHITE MEN.
To ate Td,to, Of The ". y. TribuSe.

To tte Td,to, Of The n. y T,ibuSe.
SIR: In your Sem. Weekly Campaign edition of
July %, you publish IAN Appeal from the South, in
which the writer speaks of the interest with which
many Southern Zen regard the ensuing Presidential
contest Mr. Editor, neither you nor any other North
en- man can feel deeper interest or more trembling
anxiety for the result of the November election You
desire the of priocple you wish tn make the
Slaveocracy retrest to their own kennels, to re5uke
the present Administration and Northern doughaces,
10 extend the area of Freedom to aveDge the martyrs
Of Kansas to her beautiful prares from the foul
and dampab'e cuse and blgh, of African Slavery to
crcunscrbe and hurl back the swelling tide OF South
ern barbcri m to purge the bench of Ksnes and Le
complies and Congress Of foul mOuhed DOuglasses and
Bully Brookses. Glorious are your objects No nober,
higher, holier platform of principles wss ever made
the earthly pole star of any mans or set of mems
earnest endeavors, and that lie, who rules the des
TIMES of nations may grant yonr efforts is
the daily payer of hundreds, aye thousands and |
trust tens of thousands of true Southern men.
With such motives urgrg you onward, how
great must be your longing and eager effort for sue
cess but Sir are have all these motives to wish yOn
prosperity and others far more vital are slaves
yes, slaves worse slaves than the negroes we own
They can say what they choose, under greater
surveillance than the Emperor JOS subjects IN
Hungary and if we return North and dare express
our sentiments W. ere they can attract attention. we
sre politely requested not to return bonneville Un-
derwood ard his neghbOrs Of Clarke County, Va. Is
this freedom Do We live in free land, or is the
right to hfe liberty and the pursuit of happiness all
tarcel Tel me, freenen of the North, for you
must decide Nor is it tde freedom Of opinion alone
which ephances interest in Fremonts election.
an Alabamian look at my State, and behold i'm
mepse wster power unused, coal beds unwork d.
mine raj lands destitute Of smet works and forges the
rich prares Of the State annually deprived of some
portion of their scant supply vegetable matter the
;weptyyears. aso.consiired nexhaustibe creek and
te'omands rapidly changing to sand beds, three bales
ci cotton made to the hand, when ix and eight were
made fifteen yeare ago. and already the email planters
the real wealth of the country-sellng out
to the labobs Of niggerdom, and moving
TO Texas or new portions of Mississippi, be-
cause "the land is count And why
II this so Niggers, Yes, says Mr.. Buchaneer
or Eillmoreite, bnt whats that 70 do with Frcmonts
election; he doesn't propose to remove your slaves;
ne only for making Kansas free III tell you. -Four
Yeas ago there a Union party of conservative
in the SOUTH speak particularly of Georgia,
Alabama AID Missssppi-who outnumbered their OPP
pnents; Mr.. Pierce elected, and big strongest
support came from them, which he repaid by making
JEFF Davis the hottest fire eater, save Gen. QuItmaa
in the Southern States, Secretary of War aOd thereby
KILLED the Union party driving the most conservative
politicians into retirement, and Introducing Instead
such Clay Il Co To-day, there are few promi-
Lent Southern men, Of the fireeater school; ani
the people are rapidly becoming Of the same stamp
Not only cen express an opinion adverse to
Slavery extension or of emancipation much lees
one strongly condemuatory of the peculiar institution;
but it Is becoming necessity almost for the Northern
men living South to show tleir love of the South by
subscribing to the Kanas fund In case of their re-
osal TO subscribe they may not be IN canger OF per-
sona violence as in the other cases but they subject
themselves to abuse aud liable to have every en-
deavor made to pjure their business, which can be
brought to bear them by working upon the popular
ignorance and prejudice
This s the existing state Of affairs, and If Buchanan
or Fillmore be elected, Slavery aggression will con-
tinue. The North will still cringe to the South, and
tie freeates will rule at home But elect Fremont,
and note the difference: Kansas viii become free,
Freedom will be made national, Republican party
Will arise in the South freedom Of speech will be
allowed and the friends Of emancipation encouraged
and brought to light. Fremont will no. do all thi',
but his election will be the "open sesame Of the
triumphant ball o. universal American Freedom.
Such being our faith in the good likely TO arise from
Freuonts election, judge of our anxiety for the
resrh Never criminal awaited the return of the
jury, or slave strained his eye toward the shore of
Ohio with grester impotence OF doubling hope than
We avail, the ides Of November
August 2, 1886. A CITIZEN OF ALABAMA
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