New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-28

..,%,sn "a =, ii. oropeyty Add If NE children take
tAose ehdren thor property, and ca'n p-ir thil
Sr,n Of the next generation b. ihe ssIne, they, 10
th.ir tnrD b. come steaers. And here we have,
An brief oompass The verS essence OF Slavery; a.
ery ,tcp downward IN ts progression II .. steal.
NC Tf.re no escaping from the ogc oi tins argo-
senL The facts The principles Of natural and re-
vealed justse aud law and The reaNoning from thcm
holo you with gasp ihe1orlbe a. de.Ih All .he
generations Of mankind to the Ia: day nd oil the
comp csiop o. their interests cannot alter he nature
Of night and wrong.
What be greater violation OF mutual r yt. and
justice thsD 10 determine beor, hand that the DcnSs
bon shall be born your property, and plst tht
righteous ks What claim have YOU Where dd u
bsgm1 You say, perhaps, that you bought = 9 pa
pests and paid for to.m. But You never bough' Pc
children; you have paid nobody for them, no Ha''e
DO slave dealer; if tney property you nave goll
without an equivalent, II II stIlen property Inne
saDDOt ssDctly the claim, bat oaly more i,' ue 'Il,
quny. for the the slaves ia 'ui'ie7 are deveou
aud the more precious they and he nights are - inn
self, aid The mere profit yOu make GU o. Hle"' O
create becomes the thef, lrant n4s.Iyh ca.n'' IL
nfy it, You might ~ well argue that because Hoam
slLed and sou W. ~ born o. sinful plfepts Is ue'e
lore night for you 10 sn. Original s'n has pfo1"'d
nterit,d righteousness What w@s Original 7Ii ~ W.
ny iuleIed, b~nue- propaga cd )lm's7 49,.
IL il thus that che nppprt Of this mo require.
and effects the perverslOn II all the prncies u mo-
r.lity This Of It's greatest evils II San 1ns
tie prncluc Let ~ do cen tnHt good may come be
ssus. n W. .ayaqts brought IOTn Atdca have been
t,uybt ,bri,t,aufy here. therefore the robbery 10y
which they ~eI, brought IL Itself change1 INTO 9iety
Tie evil out OF which, God brings good IS assorted
10 be- good Because native Africans, stolen
from their coupiry been taught the )spel here
therefore in-tead Of giving them their frec30m nere
Net their posteri,y itself be ebslavtd that slavery may
be 10 them he neaus Of redemption from baf
baIUus state! But the millions born IN this country
aye not horn 10 Africa, in baIbari-D, but under
Tie light OF the Gospel end have need Of slavery TO
redeem them. So that, ev' II The original inqai'y
Of stealing i'll Africa and making slaves os tnem
in order 10 make them C1ILstians sbf, il does
not pabe it right to make slaves u their
children, wbe born hot IN heathenlsm, but
10 Christianity. II is not slavery that lcdeems
them, but slavery that prevents :heir free
eDjvyn en- Of the ght and civilization under winch
they were born Their fathers may have been born u
BeaiheDisul, and Slavery may have r.dco ned them
from il bat their chldien being born 10 Christianity,
Slavery pluDges them into state below i, and de-
priv.s iheu Of its privileges Their ps~co.s being
made SLAVES the cause not OF thelr being made
Christabs bat born savts and continued such.
Our iOrea,hes being prosecuted as tn. cause oEueir
coming ~ this country as 'heemen. IL pe.-ecdtlJE,
tbeIef re-, the just Inheritance aod INV fo Their chil-
dreI, the born,J Ste e OF their deseendaEiSI
lie this propagation of evil, ths gcrminuting power
Of Sin tina: ihstens the Uf God inherent 10 the
system. Every generation Of this property, 90 called,
not only stolen, but the .heit aud impety are enor
mousy Increased. In proportion as II travels greater
dissDcc lrom the oun nin, It's volume enlarged, till
il roges like the Ii becomes The dlGaes.c policy
Of nation IL into Ill their system )f justice
and OF law, corupung and pefyertns It, IL has re-
morals with p,stential wind, tide Of lmpu-
MY The ove bs directed Of God against the uuJls.
accumulation OF riches strike into the hear. vi this
iniquy and work the re,rlbution there. lie that u
greedy Of gain trolbleh hls house. The OF
the Lvid is in the house of the wicked Cursed y he
that oppresseth the poor, and they that sell the poor
for sDv.r, and the needy ~ increase their wealth.
Wealth gOllen by oppression bringcth ~ owner ~
shame. Cursed be he That useh his noighbCrs ser
vices without wages and gvetn him not for his hire.
He that geteih nc9es, bat not by light shall eave
them IN the MIDST Of his days ADD a. his end snal he
fool. They have sOwn wheat bat shall reap thorns;
they have put tbedr elves pain but shall not profit
ye thall be ashamed OF your revenues because OF the
fierce anger If the Loro. wasting pestilence fret
ting tprOsy, q fire not blown rust that barns and
oonsuints Ike fire, is in the riches Of such nation,
AID the wealth rolled RIP by such nlqGity All thsSe
appropriated, are vindicaed, by the pr0pa'
gstoD, by the perpeluliy, by the extension, OF the
vi slavery, and ~ being pa:tced or me ptoht
St IT.
This terminating and perpetual quality and power OF
SIN nhvTng ia slaNe'p opery a. u does IN ~ Other
And OF riches it wonder that 3D. IA his legislation
for mankind cond' il al the fountain and affixed
10 the of stealing man, AM using hun as prop
sIty, the penalty OF death The c9odsmning moral
power OF that penalty rUos on win The propagation Of
he crime the condemnation does not dle out a. # tho
SJne st II died out by being pre- agated or rs II Il
were diluted instead OF ooing increased III passing TO
the next generation. On the contrary whereas, 10
pirked and TemOIscees man, bent self interest only,
and accustomed to This ~ckejness there may seem 10
be some sctual claim OF properly Ia nan wb )nl be
has bought thing, aud pad for az hing, from
another man who csined the right 10 'eu hin, as q
thing there is 10 shaJoS Of such claim in tab ny the
Saidrea of that man whom he grasps as bis properly,
without ever paying artcing for them or co lsult0S
Q cre atuIe regard to them. So snposing The slave
fsiher 10 b. get chdr the slave Owner, called
souplee nquiy just in that ratio OF Increase IN
eve,y generation where he bought one, bo steals two
1t ~ partly for tas Ieason thai, coming d!"n near
two tboUs years from the publication oi these MO
sale stxiutes Paul in effect epubsh II EN- ugder tue
au,boIityOf the Gospel aud ia the Epssle 10 Timothy
inclades mdn-sie0l'Qg specifically among the other
korus Of sin FORBIDDEN by those statutes and accor-
dinghy O be condemned by the gospeL hut to auch
d-,ih OF corruption and blindness nave the practice,
tho profit and the legalzaton OF Slsvecy sunk mems
minds that there have not been wanting creatures,
wbo TO CIV sde the prooig"us power OF me o'guheh'
soni,,t Say cry drawn from the times Of tbs Divine
Law have coDtsnded that not man, a. man, ou'
merely a He6Ieso man, was si,nihed III the statute
against stealing man and s'ihnS num- 80 tna 70 stea
man. as a man, might uci'her be unla"fIl po- un-
rAr;,i,ap but only Hebrew man. This attempted
evasion OF the unvers 'lity and power OF tho nrst
statute is founded the sPec tcati m IN Dout N:|,
81 II n man be found stealing any tf h's brethren
Of the Children Of Israel and making hsndiss Of
" him. or s.lleih him. then that thief shall die. But
His latter statute passed forty years after the ohor
without any mention of the other OF connection WIN
Il which proves hat the other was mover ntrogated;
and If the other had referred solely TO the Hebrew man
fhe latter had been perfectly superhuous being neither
q statute OF limitation nor in:erpi cation IL having
BEEN found in the of forty years at te INST ana
general law might have been claim d as applying ouly
10 the soa ger the heather and not to the stealing
OF Hebr, ", whose S. rvi,ude even If stolen, could
not last than six years II was ionud Necessary,
fos greater security snd denness u sd the second
enactment, specifying the Hebrew man. Bu' any
Limitation Of the first statute by t1o second Is forbidden
BY tie the application Of II oF the same ccape'
Thou shalt not Cypress hired serVant That poor
and needy whether b. be OF thy br ,hren Of thy
stang ers that are thy land within my gates" Nov
if hired Ger want that not HeoreT could rot be
op, ressed any more THAI native, much moie could
Mt snch A one. be- stolen with imIlni'y tie thef