New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-15
ALto, EY TEE SANE ArTHos,
A new issHe Of
A JOURNEY IN THE SEABOARD SLAVE

WIN REslEES ON TAEIk EcOEoSY.

WIN REslEKs ON THEIR EcOEosY.
limo. cloth with nureIous woodcnts. Phcs VI =
TsC,e who would know the bs' aspeea Of soe'
en- HE and society meg b IssI SEC wa .oHsdeae M
M, o1n.ted. entire volume sbona4 VII .reh suggestive
~ ,b.S sio..iys Iio"doa Tines Nov /
We e.Hnoi too highly estimate tie labor, Of M O.mssd
pied bn,. and b. produce IN III. ninel q
&: :ssI. s.. Sa r 9 BE- s9 i y s ts e
E.S .1 1h ,s hs SCt o%.d 3D. sSd if
worthy particular attention o. those who she eT'I
n'' Of The ''N P'''0Pii H. ,SS aonne Paris Nov IS
y he dsFGse Of hi, sGSf A, , M 3@ ,s
a.s I i: lis wln sad f.i. Ams4io.n Farmer IN
England We have Lot fss thai book Iho'e VIC nave
~cl Sre Is HE Americas are admirable -IisT. Of
.' when Their Of sye Yes 9gt,de Of The eo9r,y nm9'
,h stfhs5: Csh5 A~sa o. s S;gVs t sy
.veier can ,iye attractive and entertaining
,ccoUn ,ceBsry and Incidents II HE OwI Gouny Ste
Snde, Information conpeheDsvepe.' .Oandness and
dph which could be expected Of no one bat native Of 70:
we have ever met with IL tempe n Manner in eoa,esn
iSSgG The '''' o''' london p.y News: joy
e,n. .sa, av t. nao@PaisSs nSso
tens and descriptions OF the most varied scenery II would
leave PEfiop o. Is being yoIs Of sad st
element Il really though the calm 1900 sense AID TEN
London Daily News, July 81
Olmsted /
Wong and vh. specifically we.h IN the niiituon ofsaysry
but Who what re has snot statement
NV ''' II,ordon Examiner July q.
.apubiie.o, full Of inter- stiEs matter and written
with every appearance OF ipparhaity." p.,- NJ, -
"Addrsrt bim,ef p hi, duty 9TH the desirable
bpAiOn q1af cso.s for H. k On'ted has msae Of his
question H r0G problem requiring p.e. .u,a soot
rang. deeideoly fther than II has ever held before"
North American Quarterly Review.
economics. View Of III. subject which appeared His
ye simple nstaf and ss2a9 And ?. 80 andl. a. s
csnntu with which he win relate the most ssoundins fse.s
due The Ssoh very thoTo1,h ana .ccuas n i. acts and
written IN .yle % lively and With much d5am,;is loci;
Of ours gentleman literary culture cGai,'sd TO hsy!s
been eestS to 1s more han The % ns az n
MI olm.ted, BY his book untitled walks aud Talks Of an
Farmer IN II s ,n RTss ns @ a s.e
powers The condition Of the Save State, with sIsH .pp.
upon the economical working Of Slavery bs, hs. ~
Rich in and n:iden:s and graphic in tse seoE
kDs Ion.1ce-whe The sses s Of aSi. f,vn
BY hrwd bat csDoid observer. and the lar deductions
from saCre picture Of Slavery When sHsy dvsas
dir. ct and manly equally free from the whine Of the enmer
t,t AID the sroW of sectatn" IN Y: Inb March -
,1d in '. the So H 5 as az W
@ rI, AMI sSsaf.s7 2n .n ns 1s sn m csudd
style challenge, able Iefutaon rather than sneerns contemp
Boston loellsercer.
We InOw of no person whom We would more willingly
trust TO Of observation in the Southern States than
the author Of Walks and Tsks Of American Farmer IN
England" MI olmGed is a,'hrewd, careful sccuIs'e %
server Of things snd be reports the result Of he
travels FAMILY impsr!ly honestly ard In pain, pthy En-
fl.l." lbo.t9r journal;
1.-THE industry Of the tO.hor has been great his inquire.
minute and pointed; and he has brought away from he
fed Of research Interesting traits and peculiar details that de-
mad and mnd ' s'n'r' to Ss And a:ycuv
1--WE k. exceedingly s honest story telling its 'hrewd OBJ
s.rystioos its sshforwsrd economic theories ard s
e,t tome on sympaby well for the the slave. As
picture Of Southern society, il 10 worth a. the hcons ever
written by feminine ntgroPhs: and Will well rtpsys stu
dious perlsA. U"0Ict;'eI ht"