New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-22
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81 ~,,t New.j;rsnada, Peru. Chill. Brssl,-sh
-fS..tb' Am.r;cs, Iwnnt Ireland, Portugal Italy,
Morocco. Egypt Asia Minor. India, Chlnd'-ai y,
them fine countries. badly governed, ven adsPteu
for slavery. and most OF them capable OF Produclt
tobacco ond cotton. want them, and Ne mus ul
have them We must go and take theni ~ ""
want a country the cheapest easiest, ara qucees.'
WAY TO get ii is to 90 and take IT, 1.-THE inhaosut,
don't Ike it they ma! 60 and live somewhere '''e'
This admirable principle might be stln iur.ugr
.srr;ed ont II is susceptible of indlvidual rs wen
rs national application. II you wsn, nU"r!' ''Ir
The FIRST man you meet and demand ms PURE;
he refuses. take IT, Ii you wani hooso' anu sec
= very good one, 60 and take Po'ses''oh "a .ue
inhabitants demur, tell them they can 80 ara i'o
somewhere else. e,.,.o.,. a,J tba -oo,..o;,,,
RI 49, .Isve.trade, are characterized by the
ssuo charming audscity that distinguishes his
,;o,s or international questions. lie ia not yet
oPHcio' e rropening the African saye-trodc. Not
40. ~ ~ Brt By and BY. When the South has ae-
9o,;red more territory, then she viii want more
,.0rOes And then ~ thinks the slaye-trade should
be opened 1t is mere question OF the relation Oh
labor TO land-of population to territory. As for
Slsyery, the distinguished Senator grows entlusi-
aetic when Nc begins Ia speak of that peculiar and
blessed institution. He loses the statesnanllke
cslmness a1d concentration with which he had dis.
eussed the taking Of Central America, Cuba and
the northern provinces OF Mexico. lie warns,
CLOVIS and expatiates.
81 thio. Slavery is good thing, per. Sc, he CRIES.
al believe il TO BE- great moral, social aud potcf
tbleesrg-a be sng 10 The master and blessing TO
"tbe slave And | believe moreover he edds, pi-
cusy, "that it il OF divine origin.
"The slhve," continues the sanctimoni,us Sens-
for, "s blessed with sound health, sleek SKIN,
"and Christian instruction. The free African IS
"dwsrfed by disease, scroiulous from hunger, aud
Il. kal It1la nj
this friphtful passage has caused your unhappy
Washington correspondent, y TRIBUNE unuttera-
bic anxetes aud apprchensons There are ten
Thousand Of these dreadful barbarans AM cannbas,
" scrOiulOus from hunger" IN this city alone be
ing plump and fot, and in good condition for can
nbsl's rcpast dare no longer 90 out at night for
fear of being caught snd devourcd. Were il not
for the new police should hardly venture to walk
the streets by daylight, at the risk of meeting at
every step barbarian and cannibal, "scrofuious
from hunger.
The Divine origin Of Slavery, continue. the
harmed Senator, is proven by the Bible. In no
"libe Of that blessed Book is Slavery rcprobated;
Sin many places it is directly sanctioned. The
"ARgti of The Lord, lre arc told, captured HagaT,
"and took her home 10 her mistress" This attempt
10 convert the Angel of the Lord into slave
catcher will excite in some readers smile, IN
others shudder. shall only say OF II that so far
a the shareholders of our day have come under
nv observation they have not BY any means reseIn-
bled angels of the Lord But | regret the learned
Senator did not sec fit TO pursue little further the
history OF Bagar the Egyptian concublne OF Abra-
ham. He would have found in succeeding chapters
OF the same Book OF Genesis from wbichhe quotes
that Hagar and her son were set free; that
they were succorcd by the Angel Of the Lord.
who did NOT send them back to bondage; that
q unto the sons OF the concubincs, which Abraham
" had, Abraham gave gifts, and sent them away
" from Isaac his son, while he yet lived, eastward
"unto the east country"-unlike some Of our mod
ern patriarchs, who continue such offspring in
bondage lie would find also that Ishmael and his
desceudants-- the descendants Of the Egyptian
bondmnid Hagar--cOntnued free from that time Ia
this while within few succeeding generations ali
the other p0sterty Of the patriarch was reduced to
Slavery in Egypt, out of which they escaped by
fragrant act Of insurrecton, rebellion and !lignt,
with Divine aid and encouragement, while their
masters, 20 far from receiving assistance from the
Angel Of the Lord in recapturing their runaway
property had in each household the frst-bOrn
Won slain by the Angel Of the Lord ss punishment
for irving to prevent that property from getting
sway; and finally while pursuing the iugltlves for
The purpose Of recapturing them, We're over
wlelmed by fle Lord and drowned in the Red Sea.
The Scrptural ad, COATES for Slavery, somehow,
stvangeIy overlook the history of the lsraetcs in
Egypt They maintain arigid silence about Moses,
Who slew an overseer and buried him in the sand,
and then excited general insurrecton and ran
away with three million pieces OF property, mcud-
ing six hundred thousand field hands, the whole
worth if prices at that day bore any comparison TO
prices now, not less than thousand millions OF our
money. They do not stand up, as they should do.
for the Egyptians thus Outrageously despoled OF
their property and deprived of the blessings Of the
Divinely ordained institution. II is to be- hoped
that Governor Brown, when next he airs his ideas
on Slavery, will favor the world with that rectlfica
ton of their place in history which is due to Pha.
saoh and the Egyptians from the enlightened Pro-
SLAVERY theology of our day.