Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-01-30
Enlargement Of the Borders Of Slavery
New Views in Europe apprentice
shin. etc.

New views III EurOpe-AppfonilC0-
ship, etc.
We called the attention of our readers,
last week, to an article taken from the Lon
don Times Of the 18th December, on the
subject of the Slave trade in Europe, as re-
Gently revived there. The "signs Of the
times" uncrringly indicate that the end Of
Abolitionism is at hand. Giddings and
Seward and 'Haleanay continue to enlighten
the American mind with theories Of the
equality of the races, and the inalienable
right of the African to liberty. A few Of
their deluded followers may, for little
while longer, echo their denunciations of
the South and think they do God service,
by fcloniously stealing our negroes, and
leaving them to starye among Northern
strangers. Things are transpiring in Flu
rope which show that the world is turning
round and that the indignant thunders Of
Abolitionism must either cease to roll, or
be turned against their old friends Of Eze-
ter Hall. The philanthropic teachings Of
Wilberforce- the lack -a-daisieal sentiment
talism of novel writcrs-the ihypocritical
and destructive howlings of Abolrionists
have no memorial left in the favored realms
where they originated, bnt the melancholy
dcsolation of the English and French Colo
Al. ! ! r Il.
unfortunate slaves liberated by fanaticism
England and France nov want labor and
must haze it-per fas oat7netas. The can't
ing Pharisees still abhor the name of slave
ry, and the-slaye trade. They prefer the
smoother titles ,of apprenticeship" and
emigration" and under color of this dis
tinctiop, with no other difference than that
the captive is deprived by the new plan, Of
every vestige of the protectien.which~sl slave
ry as known to us, affords, and subjected
to an oppression which knows no bounds
but those which avarice may assign to it
those two nations have combined to- plumber
the unhappy shores both Of Africa and A
sia-reducing their inhabitants to a condi-
ton infinitely more deplorable than slave
Try. In few years, however, humanit;
must intcrpose to correct the evil, and civ
ilizcd Europe will substitute the lesser cru.
city Of the old-fashioned slave trade for this
system Of horror.
Let not the South, then, cmbroil hersel
with the Fillibustcrings of Walker, nor be-
come a. party to the breach of our neutrali
ty laws. Let her rather elearc more strenu
ously than ever to the law and the Consti
tuition of eur land. Things are coming
round Of their own accord, and all we have
to do is, to wait patiently the tide of events
Let the world sec that while anarchy anc
violence and plumber reign elsewhere, there
is law~abiding and peace and even-handee
justice in the slave-holding communities. =
Mankind are rapidly awakening to the con
viction that Patriarcilal slavery is the only
remedy for the otherwise eternal and dead
ly war between labor and capital. Tha
conviction, aided by the daily increasing
demand for labor all over the world, vii
soon give the dcath-blow to Abolitionism
The avaricc and humanity Of the world vii
thus cooperate for the yindieation Of oul
Institutions.