Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25

,.i 10y OPtalh prcearious subsistence by occas-
Gcids nr r,,Js m ai by hshlhs by piunlerng
far worsc-tradinc win sarcs "5 sn,i ,s .So
to plumber for their benefit"
Hon. j. II Llmpkin, of Georgia. sncakinr
in 1852 upon the Industrial Regeneration of
the South. says -
alt il objected that these manufacturing osiab.
lishmcnts will become the hot-bcds Of crime,
but am by no means ready to concedo that our
huai Su' ana ignorant
kind of institution mcnt,i nr ,rai ""y ;,h,
any lust annexation of chnrootoryiiI bc iniurcd
by giving them employment, which will bring them
under the oversight OF employers who will inspire
them with sate'rcspcct by taking an interest in
'nv ~ "oilarc'
49, '.,I Cioso pIt luoti'ioiS ny an extract from
. IT,. ESQ "It =, NVi r 1t" weeks since ny
'''V iion' y, y. lay ~, ol A,uoaiha
tons of Alabama AMI in NV rn i , o,,, ro,c
Madison, the sad memorials Of the artlcss ond oy.
hdusting culture of cotton. Oar small planters.
after taking the cream OF their lands unable to
restore them by rest, manures, or otherwise, are
STH ds TJs nnu south, IN se9rcn OF other
mTovorish i, Iitn y may @mu WI, uuspolI anu
ers with great means and no mora Xiii aro bnyin,
out their poorer ncghbors, extending their panta-
tons and adding to their slave force. The wealthy
few who are able to live on smaller profits and to
give snelr blasted helds some rest, arc thus push
thS gu S1o i ooo amy wmo are merely independent ot
thc cotton cro Of Iou,z.1 llm'u 'ae sao 9i
cd in supporting tho prodncrrs IL rc.inycstad IN
land and negroes
=" Thus the white population has decreased and
inc Slave increased almost pan Passu in several
a "t our no S'atc In 49, Madison county
cocJing Soo In noW sue Vanuo' cas' cN
discover numerous fnrm.bonses' oncc tbo ohod" 81
industrious and intelligent frecmen. now "ccmnicd
by Slaves tennntlcss, deserted and dilapilnted ;
he will observe fields, once fertile, now unfenced,
souuu9nen ana covered with those evil harbingers,
CROWN, ON ,bn No WIZ see inc moss
iaScs snd rilI SuI 81 "ais Oh once 'htlty w
whole domain that onco furnish ham, b"ios c
dozen white families Indeed, a country Units
infancy where fifty years ago scarce forest tree
MAJ pGGn relied by the axe OF the pioneer is already
eAn.p.,,ng 'Hg painful signs OF seniiity and decay
MI ,..
for to cytonn; 10 u. .s us 1eaot'
=. ,lS ca. Vi t'ie DRESSINGS ol slavery
tn,, wy. II; iIo WI ii'oilesi inc aoo'e extract
i.oti ms Iicclueil' speech IS picture drawn
,ion s"' anu cAnloi'i''s 10 the eye the
Ln1id us o. oiaNcry' "uicH 'nc Small Iree-
~ ~ t,io -,oiln anu vest VINO cult
,',. aims WIN tncil own ha'lus' wei
A'' wv ~" 10 "lprcclltc from contrast,
l,C. navy au,eIteu 70 lhe us
., tlIc mass o the "hite popu-
S a.iom III ooutn oirollnr ana other southern
1ta'es, ny properly qualhcauoh Tor ONCE ana
rotton borouoh system had we NOT Soon win
what c,nto,,nt II oror,, ,r;,,o;,,1o oc GO, 49,.
ornr,,. a.. i,.s I r. 81
- ''"o' wv "'''"PU - ho" maui " carry
hunSaS Ior slavery An usurlltlOn, put up |
with force ana arms by zen. Atkinson, has
already established slavery in that territory. |
has Guarded Il with tost mathis and denounced |
thc deat -nenaltv ,co;,st iii ,,-L, -, :. |
Mo pra.;ia,,t 80 '-i'"?t az WV ?tI1oG 1t,
i'S'NTi' VI 'He 'hltcu Stdtes Is ped5ed
ny HIS l'rocialnatioh TO MAINTAIN the usurpa-
ton, and if he is re elected or any other /
~ "a. 'iou u u SuycGcu MIN t"G
tn ,.irot sinyo.,. NV W. 'o e.II'uSci
n,ssod he, Co,,ay,I ,.,I;, III 'n' c cu"S
Niyso,,r; ,r1.a X..t C"i'o" iolloNoiS IRON
tbis ottcm,t hr tLis cIantio, nr p,,,;ie.
who will ,dairi,in tbo ri,,It
Tho North In tLa toua;;. ~ Wv i.'Ii0 0t
black renublirs will s,rrfcb Cr,n, UiI9n,,;
west to tho P,cfn ma o,'sa,.,
be thar nn rroo ,L;,o ''u WIN
mitted IN o,iso santh - w. "il &c
states Tba r.co .o,tiars cn e,ae . 'i,' u siHNc
their wav 70 Kansas r, ,n,, ,I'i;,oJ VI ui
away from NLssour; r. ro,h INK 1 ~ tui Il
ton with their nrnrer,y ond ,,,a,nnarI'
fending II lfS "''' 'ii'"i' Vi uc-
What viii result from, .lo ...,;.. r.
Gordon Of Slave Sta.a. ol,' '''s .t''.Ion VI
1t surrcndcrs all snnth 81 - - SIN.
what will be the condition ~ ,Jn a'. i'i,t
white pprulntiun which mot e,;,
this vast rcriun Wa 500 ia ~ 81
the moor free nonul,tinn - NJ ;''0 "
- what complexion it must CANA ~ Ia,, -
slave mononolv h,. on,.n ,';ri'' -,
owners the mastery over tLn sniI 9 SIlro w.
Is abolished throughout tba Ennmi-
lie of Mexico. but eyists in c,ct ,,,IoIf ~
name Of peonare. The Owners 81 tho III
feed and clothe those who work far tbon U'.
they charge their laborers mara Cav tI,a;r sl,,
plies than they agree to pay them far wagps
and the result is that the labornr is constant
ly falling more and more in debt, and the
law subjects him f. his nroii,'', "nt .;, ' ho
works out the indebtedness TLo nW,nt ~
the system is to comncI n mon IA s,ll l;,1soIr
and his family.
And this. taken in connect;or with Aha
oonditi,, ~ H. WIN VIZ