The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-10

Aad nsy be- indeed, that the opposite srsreme 9 pub.
every esss and orH Of our people, d Attn butsbiS ore
to the investigations and osqui ons Induced by the
doebt. snd issr q that day. than 70 every other
cur social system; embraced and auenS
the clemens Of our organisation IT. uenoes good
everything touched and carrying veal or voc whsrcvos
went II agencies either edAtey mediatsly raal
ned through every branch Of business and principle Of
mbued with H. And being deemed On evil In the aesract
BY those honest and able but misguided men, whom
premises and hs catalogue Of nodsni s xoSid ss1s
been ncaicuhbIe, when end desirable would have
readily suggested the means; and the oshsr hand
beosms incumbent upon thsir opposing ocem porsrIes
TO dprove their theory, explode their false phiio'ophy
and dssouse the public mind Of the emancipation faint
with which beginning to be Affected, or to give up
their ground ard enter into crusade against the sins and
inques, the demoralsins and impoverishing effects
snsued and the result 10 that negro slavery is no CON.
sidered in the Southern states not "a miidew blight
Ing Especial booa Providence both 10 the African ana
Anglo saxon races Subjects 20 ins0ruabe In their origin
."% n ns y :; IN .b ,
thorough updsrianding In every for sud phase aud
aocursse apprehension In every boarng and edsot And
We csnro' but bseve that the emancipation movement
In Missouri, however nay be abetted by the outside
nauer Of abontionism In the North after has bsen
deliberately discussed and suAlyzed and csssyed viii
eyentuate ip more encouraging conviction on the part
OF that people Of the ind,speu 80 sty OF the institution
uno, .ne ENJOY msns o. vhon u common VIM the oner
gr atr aoG onssr and richer and happier With every
80 far ,s security In the Union is coaosrned matters
little TO Virginia or South Carolina AlabamR Misss-
spp or any other of the Southern States, whether Mis-
msinvaiped intact slavery might he abolished Ia every
Stale 10 ne Union but one, and that one would bo re-
the 20 Ss ss
upop snd the South must appeal for proeotoa TO the
PHYSICAL force OF numerical majority, the dissolution OF
the Union becomes question OF time 10 deter miued
by such division n the councils Of tho o)unuy, to
pepordesste In favor Of the opponents OF institutions
|. remains ior ,he administration nsuguYated yester
day together with cemocrstc CoDgross, 10 test tue
sense OF the people and the sTGngth Of the Unon by
XnS in 1850 oSooDs 20 ~ ' .', anOSpaS pa, in m
rampant rsyingr asans the rights OF southern peo
pie. tho awful alternative Of dsunioa must inevitably
epsue
Missouri may emsnopats or not will be the to
the Sorth In the end.
coMrAsA1IvE VALUE OF LAND IN FsEK AsD SLAVE
STATES,
From tie ST. Louis (No Democrat
In Tuesdays issue We compAred tree and slave labor
and asoetaired Mat :ne productions Of free labor
ed the productions OF slave labor by tho sum or one
hundred and ninety three millions OF dollars, although
the sres OF land cultivated al the South exceeded
although the nuDber engaged in agriculture Of she rot
eIceeded the lumber engaged In the vocatou at
these ACTS straiod By the elaborate statistic, rstS
cred by the sovcrnmsnt and revised by southern wn
.cr ss are prersrod lot apcns sreAt aiserenos 70
situated 10 the slave States. TIE difference pointed
oos by Mr. Brown In his recent speech the
ton QUESTION and illustrated by the market prise OF
In sojsceut counties in 10 va aud Missouri. The wldor
and we'll authenticated data furnished by the C,nsus ga
refu shows that tAb dlrerence In value local bat
univerAl further shows free soil adi.oent to
slaye roll deprecated by its atuston but that the
slave sol enhKsced In value By u promnity 10 FREQ
In ,bs countes OF Delawsro, al ,cent New Jersey
the average lIoe Of land per acre $780, while In tho
m M fAn Slate IL
per acre AZ an eqspo.o 70 his, se aud sns Ne value
OF land ~ tse couatos OF kw Jersey, s,e1. to DeIA
Of tia! State Its ya!uo 4i Per In tho o.
fnnsy'ysniA &C o'nng Wig pls, the value acre
virsna, sdiosinr Pc rsylsina the prios per acre =
s2 and In tire Of tho state ss In the or
KENTUCKY ad.c ss TO osso ,ne vsrs per s"s Is SIS
fS2 Take any two tl,siar border saseI and yoa api
tho ssmc ehcropaucy in tas value OF lana ne'nod
the rule rhese facts CON- ytely destroy the tkeores
built upcn tho Algei insecurity OF slave property Tue
security, this GrCad OF tha peculiar property taking
TO i,soli wris and hyng .vay, yes the oodurns
I, grow rich In the proportion The uuims snable
msory OF slave state bong surrounded by free states
been dept NED tragic rhetoric b. evcry pro slavery
journalist and orator n tue oosnry and Jet 6od os
examination thai such dings entirely
benen And thai even jackson snd ias 90 mites would
be advanced In wealth by Kansas being free the sress
laid upcs tbs danger in vhcn properly the froDew
was placed BY the proximity o the cm,srsnts from the
huD5rs.s were ioi5rsiy siarned, sni se, aos nSis
evdcot that the border counties wilt BE- the gesacst
sGaeu BY the succcssiul efforts OF the "seopnootss"
ust because those sbortiou'sis their notsboors In
like manner would be highly sdvaptag sous 10 tue
souhw,uM che came In contact with free slate sn-
r,rced by ,ree SOIL Mhsouri instead OF bong gtrt with
hre the Southern rhttorioiAns say, would bloom
through oil ber borders.
II OMEN happens N The mysterious vays OF proyaeoco
tbst blessings como Ia the disguise of msfortuncs
fellow citizens Of the 'border rufsn" region Will dis
when their land viii be rebsd In value by ri
m n
two additional facts deermining tho value
OF and In border and interior States viii not BE- nspsro
pirate The average value 20, in tue border slave
vsjpe In The res; Of the slave siates ~ 80 pse acre
less hsn half the value In the border Slsos In
psr sSrs s saa-more han twice the ave are value Of
virginia Kep'ueky, Maryland, Delaware ana Missouri
lands We said some weeks sgo IN the Densora, that
the emancipation OF slaves IN Missouri would dou ,le the
price Of land. We respectfully submit that We have
Iroved Lhe pc position
ten nbs ques,ou entitied 70 saswer We ssv without
fear OF coniraccaou, that The OF puroh seg the
slaves from tbor owners are within the limits of na
and ys, outside the domain OF private property
There in this STATE thirteen millions OF of
tho public lands st vscani stu the property OF the eds
raj foyerumcn, This does no, Include tho swamp lands
vhch we're donated TO the state nor the railroad oompa
nies amounting tossther 10 more than ove millions Of
Considering the donations 70 The State lands and
lard epoush within borders Of sun, cut vsue 70 fur.
blsh cash equivalent for ell the slaves OF every a. sud
S,n y os rns .sa II Ss.s sos W nc. are
worth mat sum We NAV remark, Incidentally, that
have more On sxtecn millions OF acres YET unsptsred
and they ncs the whole interior In fertility the
lsnds Of kansas OF Illinois. No more inviting bold for
immigration than Missouri presents tsaf upon this
nsn, Hal % ss s.sTp .1a; 81 n, y ,,ro.a AN .sds d
mert ,rs boarding their wealth for the hand OF rrce
labor.
Wheat Prospects,
prx oIsN nf of fha nil