New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-24
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ri eIoviur e,ief though de.v,a ~ months the cir
eutfus way By ~toh zone could b. sa sent to TN
TRsuxE IL still deefly intervening containing An ,. gen
ousn testimony concerning the effects Of Southern slavery
She writes from hearssy but from her IN observliiul
NORTHERN GEORGIA June , ls56.
have been in this part OF the UAion and amosp
the politicians long enough TO learn fully the reck
less and desperate measures the South il now Dur
suing 10 preserve Slavery. They say il is true.
that the condition of the slaves Is imprOying-that
thew are well fed and Well clothed generally. Its
for the interest of the owner that they should be
but INV blood boils 10 think Of il. If Masssrhu.
.etts Senator is stricken down in his seat by the
hand Of stakeholder. and all the South congratu.
late him for the bravery of the deed what mus.
vou believe Of the treatment OF slaves: sv. rather
lot ma say of the poor whtes-for they are not prop
ertvr What must YOU believe of the condition of
the slave woman in the power Of men ever full of
passion and of the free woman, if she is pretty
or if he is ugly only as she has the protection of
the strong ann of a fsther, husband or brother
Ouy God how can | write, when the know.
EDGE Of NV doing so would jeopardize my life
when the letter mailed is not safe in the hands of
the tools of the Slave Power, if it is supposed TO
come from. or be directed to, an AbolitiOnsti But
nnst write at any risk. In order to reach The
TRIBUSE. my letter must be directed TO friend in
a distant Northern town.
There is no virtue among the free men of the
Sontb. or among the slave women. Talk of ANAL
Oamstion The shareholders are themselves all the
while practicing it, Why could point you TO
scores of slaves children of doctors, lawyers Mem
beers Of Congress, and Judges, occupying the high
est positions though guilty of such enormities
Nor ia this the worst of il. They are open
nvowed. shameless advocates of such practices a..
between the slaves. Ii is no crime, but something
10 he commended for their property is increased
byi You will forgive this from the pen of
woman. L.. we women are the sufferers We can
enioy no rue freedom. We are waited on and
eaIspily ATTENDED, and those Of us who have kind
hearted husbands do not suffer physically, but it
is constant mental torture for US to lire in snch
stair of society," and yet dare not say augh! for its
correction. Nor would il be of any use, for the
slave system necessarily fosters all vices The
sp,ech Of Charles Sumner has come TO me, thank
beaver. in The ~ Y Herald, for of course our
mails ever bring THE TRIBUNE. thought there
MIGHT have been some reason for the assault upon
Sumner but there is none except IN the conscious,
fet truth of his illustrations. His speech could not
be be improved in that respect, and therefore the
Cbivary CRATE their teeth in anger, aud vent their
spite in 10Y over what everlasting disgrace 10
the perpetrator The whole South will yet curse
Brooks for this deed do not believe the blood OF
&c is quite run out in old New-England, and the
women | am sure, will be as brave az that South
Carolina woman who promised, from her compeers,
n
hickory TO cane all the Abolitonists.' No!
feel that have the courage still of patriots daugh-
ter. Of a patriots wife, and | would TO heaven
coa,d tell the women Of the North the superiority
Of their condition. for themselves and for their
children, so that they would send their sons, their
husbands even, to conquer the lawless rene
pades who are executing a plot that bafles
all description for the supremacy OF Slavery.
did not think it would come to this, that The blood
Lei , f,per n
river to extend the curse. Did dream when
gave hospitality To slave owner, that Americans
would murder Americans But hundred men, OF
the yiles character generally, went from this local
ty with COL Butord. My husband would have
nothing to do with the scheme, but said there was
no doubt if they succeeded, it would make those
rich who engaged in it. When they conquer the
Free.State men or the Damned Yankee Adolf
tionsts," as all from the North called they will
purchase all the land fast as it Is brought into
market Slave labor destroys the best Virginia
soil in little while, and the institution must be
aggressive to preserve itself. did not thnk there
would be blood she'd; and why should not, for
there is bloodshed here with perfect mpanlty,
when it is deemed necessary for the success OF q
political scheme, or the interest OF slave-ownine
aristOcrat There is usually some PreteGt offered toI
il, ms there is now in Kansas.
The South is all democratic because this
party has always been true 10 Slavery Shall they
be allowed again to place in power men who will
encourage-instigate civil war But Freedom IL
always baptized in blood. Missouri will be Free
State after the first battle within her borders
Ours is Republic but in name, with this crime
fostering curse upon it. The prayer of the
righteous for good rulers cannot be answered, be-
cause the rulers are the men who have the leisure
to devote to potics-the wealthy planters. Why,
there are ten thousand men in the Soulful this
locality is an index for the rest-who make politics,
horse racing and gaming their business; and they
have in command one hundred thousand more poor
worthless tools who will cover before them like a
whipped spaniel, and do their work at elections or
any other time. In coming through the country
you would not think there were people enough to
have this true, but many of the huts you see in
passing are occupied by poor white people, who
work with the negroes, but are not half AS vel
traatad VI. L.