The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-28
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Herewith transmit Communication from the Hoa. w.
CoisosS: & enclosing copy q letter from the secrs
copy Of the opinion Of tho Attorney General Of the
United States relation 70 the proviaons OF act OF
houses On reference 10 these communicates, 1t WIN
be seen that the general government declines 70 proceed
70 The purchase l. coupled with he condition thai South
Carolina retains the jursdCton" Farther Legislation 10
s nns when ss southern states TO
they committed great biunder; but thai u longer
deeai.eie Question Il the necessities Of commerce re-
quire the erection OF the proposed lighthouses
good for declining 10 make the oesslon upoa
the sane terms ~ other States have done Whenever
neason Vtn ae general sovernmen s passcssios Of Jso
h9hnsws will int1pose Out feeble barriers TO ne erecsaion
gs,eA gaToss
ne outward prsssurs against The institution Of slavery
sass Essgs :: e g = \: 81 e & o ssh. s
yslly 10 dnse the sasrs pVplaHow much posfjbIe
and thus seeue 10 tho whole community the motive OF
herent ability or the nsution 10 maintain itself against
ell assaus Il is the basfof political orgauism, and
among us directly concerned In is presorvsuoa;
but the argument Of se interest is easy Of ccmprsheu
s% aSSsr ns
ter cnsred ino) nj least one slave Such Immunity
would stimulate every 70 esert himssn 10 posess h
caausNis. q debt A. You multiply The number who sc
quirs the property, win you widen and deepen tho
The consumption OF cotton steadily increased, and
viii IN cw years exceed ths supplynot from want,
our part. Of Land on yscs 70 s,ow y ess ~ from want o.
being greater than the supply, the price mus. 90 up In
the sbiepce Of an disturbing AZ long thls
elect OF high prices VIII BE- 70 stimulate the growth Of
In foreign countries, in time TO destroy ;he monopoly
oyos ne sS hid ssSsos o sorsSsrn pro.psr
and the dependence Of the manufacturing interests
for supply Of this article win continue 10 prove 70 be
al 1slsO m aiiaa,
row grown in As Essl ndiosi should spen our syss %
our true policy. The idea tass African slaves only
SraSs dsw.ss.sor. % Se .1ace. 's are nos rredassss
n ne Eaa more nan The snfys crop g
T sS.h Hon Marcy ssers..gy OF ssss ia answer .
resolution Of Congress, It appears that during tho year
less he shipments Of cotton to Crest Br an were from
the United States, In round numbers 67p millions Of
pounds and from The East Indies Egypt and Brazil 2o2
millions Of POUNDS. wAreug England and as Costiaea
from ~ ssd as oasa sia ere iimd o s So@e MAJ ma"
kd, hen uH car doom b seaiod Destroy the value of
ssps our 1Vs osssI, sse" snS hsscs
her efforts 10 stimulate the produo o cotton
In the East The success which has thus Ear attended
thotc enors vii incte hcr 70 redoubc them. Tbs kast
lIdies abound In nytle land and cheap labor. France,
too encouraging and stimulating in growth In Algeria,
with like advantages OF soil and labor. n maintain
prese pos,ticn ~sDt hare cheap labor also fAs css
be ottof~ed ~ bm one udy-by Teopsning the African
crsspi,m' ,he Afosu mu.s con tpus % bs newer o.
wood and drawer Of water.u nha diseased sentnsn-
tally which starts back a the idea OF eFaxng the slave
trade, and NJ the samc timc conemplA without emo
ton the cruel scrvude which capital exacts of labos al
the worId over. There was tins when cantnf phiaAn-
ihropsis had instied into belief that slavery was
wrong investigators has entirely changed the esco
csmnen sentiment on this point Ths South now be-
heves that Provcescs hss erousns tss two
that the existing relation has been mutually bsasacal
southern slavery has esva.d the African ,oa aesre Of
any oh er ass or country We see II now IN IL true
light and regard ~ the most safe and stable basis Tor
Had as ,laps rode nsrer bxa closed q. ssua,brsum
bwssn ns North and he SotA wotd not hars ssn dcs-
tvySd Tho North has bad the otd Word fron vh'ch 70
draw her supply OF labor axd hence the rapid settle
msnt Of the Northwest ssrce lsos the south has sup
piled hcr own labor and hes necessarily made slower
new open am persuaded that tne south would con.
sent 70 close NJ and this b perhaps the best answer 70
array "a against The prcpcsuou ns spprshssded that
the opening sf hs trade VIII Lessen The value Of sAyes
and ultims,ely destroy the Ssti'ut,On sufficient
hos not diminished the value Of labor IN the Ncrhvesssn
ocnfederscy The CRY there w. want Of labor, noswth
pr,ss nio IL grinding service We cannot supply she
demand for slave labor, then We mkt expect TO te sup
sss nom very Ga e. 20 g
our insiituors Hh much better hat our drs7s should
be driven By sisvesthat our fscso,es shoud - WORKED
that our locomotives should be manned by sapes, than
that We should be exposed NE introduction nom any
ssss II ss y q .a s 70
that sssnct between capital and labor (which makes "
90 dlRcun 10 maintain res institutions al wealthy and
highly civilized nations where such intutsns ours DO
rot exist" In al sAvehcding sasoA true policy dictates
Scrm al mecial service. Compe4ton hslweea the vhne
and black man for this service may not disturb Northern
sensoily but = dos mo- sz.oss suk our iaasude iys
declsrlnq ne dsvs trade PIRACY braxd pcu
10 which Atnk u isspctsaf % remcrs. II The
trade be piracy, Ne slAvs must b plundsr and
no ingenuity ns avoid NE logical nsocusy or such
ciusson. Nv hopes and fortunes are indinsoluby 40
cated with This fovm Of society feel that would bS
event " An scs vhsh ' tsslt aSes co,ismus''cn o