New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-23
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From The Boston Inieligenser.
manly style healthy and vigorous marked the former
XH.gesn Fsrue IN Ens.nd will ask US to commend
Mr.. olmsieds present work he has spared Us nat
,roube for he forgotten but lives the nOr.s OF a
read work have alluded 70 The strong gesdee
existing in his mind well disguised N me ors before Us
fuenee upon the public mind IL written IN lair open and
ton than sneeua confemr cannot Be met BY weak
but whoever would with its author must come vel
wors we seldom see in book. Of tourist. travels. and il
the careful Perusa Of aud child Tor treats
think IL must meet with ave very large sale"
." We know OF no person whom would more willingly
trust to make Of in the Southern
gland Mr. omsed shrewd careful sccurste observer OF
and hn and he reports the result Of his travels frankly
9eSsS es sca
,rbu,ed The n Y Daily Times in 1883 under the Signature
View Of The South il. Institution. and people hat rensm
Der ever e have seen n % s S~s Of
free labor and the relative condition OF slave and free la
bore-a comparison founded upon reliable and unpejudced
inform alton received the South and personal OBJ
seryaon inquiries Of the in Great Britain Ger
XceS, Cafo The isehood has been 90 constantly reer
sed that the condition Southern slaves better than tina, of
sboers the North Europe that 10 satisfaction
From The Portland Transcript.
We have here book upon the SEXUAL working OF slavery
ShO,e .9e, and honesty hns sinn., Be %
American England proved himself be shrewd
and accurate observer Of men and thnes and IA. sPPed
pstaty and fthuess The result the reliable book
upon economical working Of Slavery that has appeared
gives the results observation plain and Phy
He shows up in strong light the careless
cry His chapter upon the political experience Of Virginia
ought be read aloud TO every defender OF Slavery IN the
''D From The Montpelier State JOurnsl.
Under this modest title have found one OF the most
interesting and clearly the valuable books the setus
condition OF the Slave States that have eve. met with
taxing romsncewhs the abundance Of facts given bys
but candid observer aud the fair deduction: thereiro
believe is striking Everybody should read the
bookthe rmers by all means If they would get an atrodHe
From The New Bedford Mercury.
The Walks and Talks Of an Aneresn Farmer IN Ensland-
the extended tour OF Mr. Omstead IN our Sea
that work hi: graphic and practice. account Of the snt19
experience he travelled osure along In the domains OF the
the land and especially the subject Of ssy
cry and s influences
can freely substantial and well prepared
narrative Of how things look aud in region OF the earth
Britain Europe The industry OF the
aud he h hs. brought away from his d Of research
traits and peculiar details that demand pen aud mind 's'
''"'" 10 '''A 'T FROM onP The Worcester Egi.
In each Of these States Mr. Olmsed las not only
with eli the srdor of prsctced sstscisn studied the work
the institution It's influence well upon the master
Of Slavery That his work has been done honestly
doubt the worker neither out andont Oasonan
even believe committed Free Soier Purely demo
conceptions OF the life his aim has been to regard
OF the artificial life tho caste socialism OF the
In which part population obliged TO work not
only support but also for the support OF the other
had been have assumed the superiority OF
the Northern fressbor democratic mode OF ubssing-and
majority would have done but Mr. Osted has been
willing 20 give the souhron trial In his conclusions he Is
oupoken and sngulsy explicit though very seldom
Of courtesy to the most hateful denominations at all
As review of the Slavery question we do not be-
candid would find much fault with the cr
this the with the hopes Of
better things IL occasionally expresses For part like
exceedingly its honest story telling its shrewd observations s
economic theories and its OF
Iahy well for the tho slave. As picture OF
Southern society Is worth all the fctons written by fem
negrophists will well studous Perual"
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