New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

,.:.;o,.p D.. hint uttered the sentiments OF four
sh. Of The best Southern patriots rom tbe kevo'aIou
down to the present day and may so o. a as sJa
ca,ea or NV ueighborr, freods an kin!Ted' ntsiN
one hAe have let Tie State since vas OLD eooasn 20
r,m.uhr Many is the time l have stoou " Wv
loaded emigrant wsgon, and gwen me pafunS
,bo.e whose face ] wss never 10 look upon ssain'
me- we're 90 ug 10 seek homes in the free e~' know"
ing as tiey did, that fee and slave lsbor cou1 hoI
both EXIT and prosper ID the same community Ii any
one thinks hat I,pesk without knowledge, lie nm
Tr to he last ccnsps. He viii there find that IN
$3.50 ther. wee fty.eght thousand native North 40
I;,sns living in the Free States # the Wet Ihuty-
three thousand in Indiana alone There we're, a. !he
.sue time me hundred a1d eighty thousan lrgn'-
as living In the Free States. Now. II those people
- :, much in love with the . institution Why dd
nv rot remain where they could enjoy IFS blessings
7; Is no, however my object 10 attack the 'nsutu-
81. ~ =, Slsverv But even tie most jealous defender
~ The pairarchsl institution cannot shu MS eyes
aeair ST few prominent facts One ~ 'hat IN near!
IN the Slave States there IL deficiency Vi aooi'
s;rce The abolition ~ the African slave tai" thee !
No sonrce for obtaining q supply. except from the
natural increase. For this reason, among DINERS,
cent, man OF South Carolina, IN an article pnoi's1e1
T. y, Bo,-'s PERI. Z for August 100 edNocnts as
,n,;an Of the Union in order that the African slave
trade NAV be revived From North Csrona ana VIZ
inio esrly the entire Increase Of the slave popuaton
du,inr tie ast twenty yesrs hss been sent on TO the
new States OF the South west. In my oo!oood NV
on ORC Of the great thorous hfares OF travel near
ccl Ri Ace on the Yadkn River and nave SEN as
n any as tso thousand in single DAY gong Sou'n,
sily in the hands of spectators Nov" the US VI
these two thousand cid the State greater mar! a
oud the shipping of of million OF doiids' i,ns
may ask ary sem bic man Low we are 10 grow icu
AID irosper whine driving out million Oh u,'hals
rer day am glad, however, to say tnat Tue rutuou'
polcy is not carried on to such sn extent a. LOS
b,n But there is still too much of II. have very
,tIe doubt that If the slaves which are now scat
,ered thnly over Tennessee, Kentucky, ana M.
souri We e back in Virginia and North Carolina II
woud he better for all concerned ioese on o'a'T'
could then 90 on and develop tue immense W"N'n
which mus. remain locked up for many years 70 come
| While the new Sta'es free from system when de
Grades White labor, would become land oil eounon
schools thrift and industry equal II not superior, M
snv in the non But letting that De a. IL may SUI,
mn one can DENY that here in NDrth Carolina We heeu
| more men rather than more land. linen why go 10
war 10 make more Save States when we nave 100
much territory already for the force We nave 10 woth
~ Our fathers fought for freedom aud one oi the
,vrornca acts which they threw IN the teeth OF treat
Britain was ihst she forced Slavery upon the colonies
nc ainst their will Now the jessioniss are trying u
dissolve the Union because they are not permittei %
establish Slavery IN the Territory of kansas. III the
institution of Slavery is good thing and desirable IN
et il is tie thing IN the world tor the people
To- vote for lie Introduction at any time after they nav
formed Constitution and been admiei ~ Statc' II
il j. not a thing good and desirable, IL "oud DC al ao'
of gr,st oppessiOn 10 force II upon them. For now
ever any one may lament the evils OF slavery, IL Is
almost possible to get rid Of the system when once
| introduced Nunfy uDy Ia" II you WIZ, s'u .,,c o' "
| remains. perhaps aggravated. But III new State a
few words N tie Constitution may prevent the entire
| evil from entering. -
! From nv know ledge of the people of North Carroll
ma | believe that the msioriy Of them who will go e.
Kansas during the DeX I'VE years, would prefer Al IL
should be Free State. AM sure that II "egc u <,
! there should vote 10 exclude Slavery. la coinI so
b Ioye that should advance the best interest oi Nan
sas and q, the same time benefit North Carolina aId
Virginia 10y preventing toe carrying away Of sla'e'
who my BE- more proitably employed at home
Bonn IN tie good old nth state, cherish love
for her and her people tina. bear TO no other state OF
| ueope IL will ever be my sincere WIS., TO advance
her interests love also the Union of the States Sc
cured a. was by the blood and toll Of my ancestors
aud whatever influence | Possess though small II may
| be- shau be e1ert,d tor its preservation. do no.
CHIN infalhbility for my opinions. Wiser and oette
men have been mistaken. But holding az ] do the
docrin.s once advocated by Washington and Jefferson
! / think should be met by Argument and not by de
Luz alton Az any rate those who prefer IN denounc'
| nam. b. s. HEDRICk.
| Chapa HiU October !, 1856.