Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-06-13

this institution tb- woaId We love the srsys ior M
ndehfy We iee Always The force Of our moral apd rc
gious obligations to chessh aud care for him and do =.
~e can make him happy. His very dependence ADDS
TO our tenderness and affection for him We value him too
Tor bis services We fe, comouDc ions hodirr him
IN bondsge When believe he happier in thar co,di
on than be could possibly be in the condition OF what
generally termed the free negro, Who IN most cases the
most a. ect slave Ia our country. Nor less slave
50 lar A. our observation has gone in ;hs boasted free
States OF the North. We have spent is is true not
great portion OF time in the States hut have
no hesitation IN saying that the sgRrsva.
OF moral aud personal degradation and abect servy
have ever Witnessed Ia northern city where abo
ton vas the popular topic With these views We can
never have motives called in question when We ex
press our dissent io the course OF the press the
Try on this subject We would prefer generally to see
population fFun the north, filing up our waste oains
and converting pine barrvns and broom straw cd 6s
INTO meadow and harvest ssds than TO see them given u
70 the vc tees and the wolf hopeless desertion
We ssy let th-m come they bring their abo touisu
18th the interest," sense for our YANKEE folks
nave good Deal OF this worldly sisdenl and perfect
i1antance with the true condiIOn OF coorrd popua
ion, bond snd iree would scatter their sickly
-entlEnentaity to the four winds and make them
Jealous converts 20 slAveocracy. Ninety nine out Of
bundred s@tefs IN Virginia, Who IRON the North
lose their antsAvery pr udioss when they come among
| us- should they however, not learn wisdom nv Ev
'ng an1ng us, We have Whips and scurges to make de.
cent men Oi them. We have public sentiment We have
ands We have brave and true lash them into de-
cency. Besides, they deceived They have be.p i
dueed TO believe, by political knaves mcaiIed philan.
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second beil-thsi slave are fends a.sassius
nurderers-snd in short that there is not vice In tbs
shoe Catalogue Of which the southern farmers and plan.
ers are not guilty every day Let them come and
our word Tor IT, would be ong before ever mo
hers son OF them, would be pro-slayery aea II could
no, be otherwise comparison 81 the condition Of
our slaves with the a3oT population Of the North and
thorough kaowiedge OF tbe workings OF the whole sys
tem would be better than volumes OF writing. t. show
them The eror OF their Indeed 10 not know boz
NSould be the resdcsG Of ratting a stop 10 this
-eEed northern crusade against the peace and the sh..
| OF the South go
We have doutt that Eli Thaver and all hi. eomp..r.
oi the abolition stripe entertain the impression that te
slave owners OF the South gang Of literato Door
p'ri'ed aud isnonlnOus peasants, who viii hide ths
diminished hesds he and his bsrd Of
reorners usher IN their wonderful sseuce. We saw le
them cofns then and s-Een p=5k, senrenl. Soxasaos
ene stisntiTe Observation and TIE lava OF The Sts n
iA NSnen they eannoD 20 convert the let them temem
SvF thst sc have lEdge, derer rssAt OF vensrAhi
tge. sound dscreoa DRtirin vigilance rnf-tern1 -igc
aud strict partially. vho has failed bring the Ia
eorHSble 10 their senses Judge Lynch is s boted char
seter His influence operates like charm the Ases
dstrrbers Of the public peace. His sentence il not only
fearful import bGtit is irrevocsbe Its ae lac
nat no traitor, Intruder AboEonisi sng dwell il
| lis Jurisdiction.
Bot We inteldsd 10 treat this subject With gravity We
beeye it matter of great interest TO Vcins and espa
eAy to this section embracing Din ~dd- surry Sussex
ana other contiguous Counties that hardy ndust-og.
population should occupy the land lying lille We
nave never suffered from mmgaioBi emigration has been
10 the pgst, the bane Uf VIRGINIA IL thf IN s 4.
Agnn- We need 20 al up the unoccupied lands Pas,
eIpeTenee should satisfy that there 10 danger 20 be
tpprehenced from ihOss Hho settle iu our midst
Nor s danger TO DC appreEended from open aEd ayowe
enemies The Beechers and the S.oEes the Eily crawl
'ug rrDtile, whom in bosoms; the wolves In
sleeps clothing the Northern teachers Northern book
sellers and publishers, with their Uncle Toms Cabins
their travels and their systems Of ethics stealing In.
20 our schools and book Repositories These are the
enemies sgAinsi which should vigilanily guard
Another esul tide Of emigration Just moving west.
ward from this state and newspapers arc full OF ad.
vesemeAts Of lands for sale II this deis not arrested
very speedily, settlers from other sections are not Al.
loved 20 al the vacancy, what become Of the few
upon whom the whole burden Of State taxes s fan -
These subjects worthy OF investigation by our
men aud political economists.
For our ogn part We ready to welcome immigra.
On om all quarters u they are good citizens We are
ready extend 10 ihem the hand OF neghborship and en-
courage theu in their enterprises. II they arc isctous
mischei makers, Of whatever name trust 10 our laws
70 keep them straight aud the soandness Of our institu
ions and the sled o. our people, win them over y
side. They ot live Wi;h if they do not ba.
Identified with every respect Let them cone
then and add 70 strength in sustaining our peculiar
utrrcsts.
We ask readers look at this subject calmly and
iispss-onsey, satisfied that they concur With "
their Judgments and not pr JUDGES consulted. We
drplOro the baDeiu effects county by immigra.
ton IN time past We dread the evil IRON the cause
present ard prospective. We dou't uish the old Com
monSealth drpopuated. We know Of no remedy bu
that OF opening vide the door to immigrants.
this remark s suggested by reading system OF MOT
81 Philosophy ia the latter part OF which the relation
and slave IS denounced IN veiy Opprobrous
That book yly introduced INFO Of our Vrginh
schools by some Northern book agent or book seller.