Squatter sovereign. [volume] (Atchison, Kan. Terr.) 1855-1858, 1856-01-29
Fr.m tls Richmond Enasirer. :
English Abolition and American slay'


Cnder this caption, an able writer ia
the New Orleans Della, :. S. A. c.
some of whose profound dispositions have
appeared in the Enquirer-presents annr-'
ray of striking facts and powerful argu-.
ments, showing that the CREST policy of
England is to break down the Southern.
States with ayiess 10 her own aggran-s
dizement. He avows a well-sustained
suspicion that the true cause that tempted
Great Britain into the war now raging in
the Crimea, was to check Russia's longing
after the rich staple products of British
East India agriculture. England knows
full well that the loss of en- immense En-
pire in India, containing one hundred and
| fifty millions of inhabitants, would reduce
her to a fourth or fifth rate power. Truly
does the enlightened correspondent of the
Delta declare, that '' nothing more is want
ing to kill negro abolitionism in America
than the deliEerance of one hundred and
fifty millions OF helpless, unoiiensiye, max
| ed, starving Asiatics, crushed to death IN
der the iron heel of the satfaps OF the Brit
ish oligarchy." That this is the true po-
si,ion, reason and history fully demonstrate
and We cannot do better than 10 incorpo-
rate few passages from S. a. C.'s. mas
teTy view It is well known "to tie COM
| .aercial world that the falling of ia the
production of sugar from the West India
Emancipation Act. has been more than
compensated BY its increased production in
! the British Last India possessions. Indeed.
it is well known to statesmen consersant
with British policy, that the chief objects
| Of the West India Emancipation Act were
| so encourage the production Of sugar Oh a
grand scale in her larger and more popu-
ions possessions in Asia. and so lead the
United States iito the trap Of following
! the example OF England in abolishing ne
gro slavery also. BRUSH Eas, India, al
though yielding /. revenue to its conquer
ors- exceeding the entire reve nue. o. tie
! United States, nd aforlin an abundance
OF lucrative Offices far the nobility, is, new.
ertteless, comparatively worthless and in
ralus bic to wha, it should be, ii A,ne ican
negro slavery we're al olished, as II then
would be without a competitor in the rich
products Of Southern agriculture. Tie
Southern States of this co:1federacy. Bra
I'll and Cuba, are the only portions OF tie
habitaDle earth that can compete with In
d::a in the products Of Southern field ial Oh,
Tiz: cotton, sugar, tobacco. indigo, and
ree. Mexico. Central and South Amer
ica, although possessing good soil and
climate, can offer 40 com % ti,ion IN field
agriculture !; because agriculture received
fatal wound when the newborn Hispan-
io-AInerican Republics. listening to the
equality doctrines which England is the
loudcst to p:e1ch, cut behind every other
nation IN praeticing, fell into the radical
error of placing the Indian. negro AMI white
man on the same political platform. Me-
gro aholitionisrn in LeadellhaII street.
au.ong the East India stockholders, means
a transfer OF the culture OF cotton, sugar,
rice and tobacco. from America To- tl,eir
own possessions in India. In Exeter Hall
abolHionism means waT OF determination
against the republican institutions oil Am
erica. Ia our Northern States, abolition
ism means sof, of craziness that has be-
come epidemic afn,ny the pious Puritans,
inducing them to proiane their churches by
setting up black idol, in the form AID
likeness of a runaway negro. TO worship
The loss OF India to England would arres,
the progress of the epidemic frenzy. go
Destructive TO the Interests Of religion and
our oountry's peace, by removing It's causes.
the poison and corruption thar Leadenhall
street. and Exeter Hall have caused to he
poured into The whole current OF English
literature. For many long years. no book
or paper has been patroaissd unloss it
contained few OF more hard hits at me-
gro slavery in America. But if England
comes out Of Tie war with Russia with the
loss of her Indian possessions. and M.s.
Stowe should revisit the Sutheflands, she
will end that they and all other holders of
East India stocks have lost all intefes. IN
Uncle Tom. For, in that case, Toms
freedom and poverty would add to Tie pov-
eHy and shame OF England, by making
her MANUFACTURES dependent u. On Russia
for cotton.
This exposition of Startling facts should
arouse al good citizens OF the United
States, TO new and concentrated energies
in putting down the demon of abolition.
They enforce upon .he South the peculiar
necessity Of banding together in defence
Of their institutions. Why should the South