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

of all III Q t.1e0rt nk ttSuNc "
Was extracted from Slavery the 'spg srasni sn' o.
u ,,stu,e in eonjuptiiCn With oil the resi- the tie
brew ,ysitn ron sniuied . yet OF IsNs 800 aue.' W
pr,y.nt Il IL roc ucihp Of slavery and reoder II I'm
feasible and AZ length 10 break II up, all over Cne
a1o,H Tie sysiem OF Hebrew Conu,0u Lss woud,
nv it,ei have put tnd TO Slayery everywhere.
The Hebrew laws elevsted aud dignihed fee lsoor,
and eopv. r,ed slave labor into FREE The service OF
tn l,aihep beng q voluntary appreance-hip. AMI
not involuntary s,rviude II wss, by reason OF the
~, ,Ie,s ard inltIuc;ion secured by Law, slant
r. vn,ion OF character and preparation for ite< Cit
y.nsbip: and then, eve'y hity years, me ,a'oy 1i
,,,,, 10 eusu, ipaiio1 was demonstrated. The Jabi
10 .ffs,p,e CANNED be tersto0d IN say other ght.
Rr- when the val q. PREJUDICE l. taken away, IL y
,isilv by- The tenor Of the He1reS laws 10 reg.rd
20 slavery that the beauty and glory OF the deonv
tt;Ia,;Cn ,tssiustice wlsd, III and benehcence, be
cInen.cre appsrC nj than ever. As l SAID iast >ao-
bath ev.png We might rect ne denoLslte4oA OF
Divine insp aiion OF the Perta;euch s0tly on Tue
-, erns,n ~ heneyole nee and ~i,dom of thOse lsSs.
In The fifth place the recorded judgments ot I'D for
tie stt,mpt to hold and use servan's as properly are
another d, monsiiation OF Slavery as sin lie gTeai
tr, most Lst.ucc ia in this Vey 4ih chaptr Oi the
uro, hecis Il er mah II was the last Growing and
e,ssl Grating crime OF the ns;ion, this attempt -
,abLsh Ssvei,, in perperaiing the serviude Of The
ser, ants at the will ard pleasure of the MASTER "ho
BY sucn assumption and oppression, claiDed snd
treated Lem "a property. They had been guuty oI
ne, sion in many WAYS before and 10 this way at
il,ervas: but nov they made II a national sci ana
establishment and it unoameniai Vlols'on ooCn
of the letter al spiri. OF the constitution ano oi Od
law The princes OF the tatiOD, and the lOrds oi me
csuiaI jerusalem and the priests and al the people,
CoIsph I'd End combined IN this inquiry toge'Det' sua
il Goo bad let their existence nsilon De proionee'
tLy would the ncoiorward have hao Slavery inste" OF
Fl, e, ON, It's ruling fundamental law but the "rsh
e God came down 50 instanteDeously thai hey hauI!
had i,ure to begin the working OF the system ahu
nothing con prove clearly Gods abhor ence OF
for a. thuuderbolt from heaven The herce anger OF Tue
Lord ttansfixed the nson. The sword, petlence ana
fmint captivity, fire and desolatlon, nsumed tne
p.ople ono destroyed the cities OF fc isnd ih're
no feasibility of mis- sking this record: oe people OF
tie land have ued oppression aud eNec sed Foonery
and have veIed the poor and needy yea, tney nave
Oppressed the stranger wropgulIy Ana scu@h' IoI
"a n al among them that should make up the hcoIr,
and stsId in the gap before me for the land tnat
should not destroy II; but found none. Therefore
have | poured out mine Ddig upon them
"bsye com uned Ia. IN with the fire OF my wr,thi
Their own way have recompensed upon their heads,
" saith the Lord God
The sixtb branch of this argument Is the provdenal
srcuu crt in Il manifestation of God curse upon the
.,sr. NJ b. its practical workings among men aud tle
ruin Of empires under is inhueoce is pam
has 4, the earth in Infinite sln III lniquitts
and msores sins OF oppression and cruelty lcentous-
ness and avhrce sugg esed and produced by ITS temp
iai,D rs and ts GUT of opportunity and po@er, hhd
finally concentrated in It's essence the crruP'ion oi
manners and morals. .he decay of commerce ars,
mspxfacur,s learning and lirerature the destruction
of industry ano intellect the blasting and emaseuIaion
OF tie ealh itself under It's curse and oD5ht
and le, ngs the habits of Immoral reasoning induced
n nepstrous sopbstry admitted and FAMED and
the quent inse visibility OF the eonsceoce ana
binding and darEening of the understanding; thing
pedieied in the Prop hets for those who would not be
ned in their policy by The Word of G ID but trusted
in oppression and III the lying that was necessary 10
susian IT, and fulfilled in the JUDICIAL blndnese OF me
Jews and again declared in the New Testament as he
Consequence OF rejecting Gods testimony agansf our
own ep. aid changing the ruth Of God INTO lie God
himself giving such over to reprobate mind and to
tie all dectysheness OF unrightt ousaess IN them that
peri,b For this cause tod shall send them strong
dehsisn that they should believe lie, since they
would not believe the truth, but had pleasure IN I'M
righteousness. Just so in that Palm 50 wildly de-
stfipye Of the character OF unjust il gts, AMI OF the
effect OF the habits OF injustice IN putting ont me eye
,iplt Of the mind. They know not, neither vi they
undel stand they ak Oh in darkness, all the iounds-
tor ofihe earth are out OF course.
The most abandoned principles are openly man
taiLod: tho most ancient and reyered ianlhaks are
swept away tic mos. sacred coDpacts dsregarded;
tie ntuitions of mankind, the wisdom OF history ana
the nature of eternal Justice, alike perverted and dened
Tie dong Of evil that good may come Justified anu
at,lauded; a selhsh expectancy Is procalmed as the
bt ,ule Of the exercise vi State power all the theo-
ne of moral scp.im. ut grounded IN t6e ORD oi Tod
are oyertbroTn, and system OF pubic and domestic
mt raj principles adopted, that would have dsgrsc'd
tie caikest ages of mankind Among all the mon
srceitt Of idol superstons, the iaualcsns ol infant
cide and Mooch sacrifices III the darkness OF heathen-
ism without the light of the Bible, mons we're ever
80 bad as the d.bera ate maintenance of such doctrines
as are now aihaised such light That Slavery ID
better than Freedom and more accOrdant with Gods
int ntiOr in e.uld ~ human socey; that the degra-
da.iun and ems ayemeDt OF race is necessary Tor
the higher retirement AMI happiness Of another; that
the African ace are SO, arate from humanity, and only
| fooistoo for IL by ding which the Anglo
Saxon race resch higher stature, nearer to the
GODS that society isef ought 10 be nothing but The
two extremes of unquestioDi g unappealng neva'
bic strvitude and lbquestoned despotic pOTer; that
the perfection OF domestic, aud even Of religious life,
p in such state. We nded by sach doctrines
OF the horrd nnfdcture OF the music tue Pope
choir where the mutilaoD Of chldIea il said % give
tore Of pJaDiiveness and pahos 10 the melody, 80
exquisite to be unattainable in any other way.
We are taught in aud the same breath that God
sppointtd Slavery as Vdenal good Tor the slaves
then selves and at the time that they are To be
PEP eiua bondn en- chaites bought and sod in order
to make u.s. by contrast nobler prouder freem.n; cod
that, in De the Institution is it, els milestone for tho
sbarptDing and polishing of our own humanity. it
Certainly does sharpen.
We are told that for such az acute naughty aad
finely toned order of humanity, labor is disgracefa
ard that it should be put upon slaves only, ~ make
white en- the more ashamed Of il. We are taught
that industry and snbmissiOn the properties Of
slaves Incidence and command The marks Of geotle
man, and that 10 labor, working with hands in
sit I'D OF being tho feature and praise Of elevaiiug
Christianity s the badge OF degradation. Our virtues
sre turned into vices and our vices into virtues by
this system. Humility put 10 shame, is set 10 the
soCks il crucifed, because il 10 slaves department;
baughtntss, re-,onie cruelty, arrogance TO bOse be
Meath, virtues N the ma ter there must be
race always bel taih to accustom the superior to
such beaiing. Intense and upmtigatsd sehshness,
pride, revenge erocity, hardness Of hear and gr1P
ing close listed extoition along with the seemingly
opposite qualities Of lavish profiron and waste, we're
Dot merely wrought into fixtures of character am veg
The Roman Shareholders, bu. they are fruits OF the
some system now. Thomas Jefersons graphic and
picture OF these things will l4st long the
Epglkh language, together with his well known Dec
larah(R
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