St. Cloud Democrat., 1858-08-05
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Esr Tho ingeniops a and able originator of
1.-THE New England M iEmigrapt Aid Society
who startled the southsTasers BY bis for
amer speech Congress, which het pi,., ,rSS
posedstha coloniza Of Central America, Auii
has again made a shrexd AID telling
speech u Congress IS path pathises With
the aehiyalr, and must haye made some
Of them open their He deals ii. ii
facts, and poAs1es with sarcasm 4 Ratlhsyrr Rather
= hard polish ssss:S3 s;sss.s ISL
In this speecllthe ingenious New Eng
lander takes. for granted all the prof fGessions
that have been made BY the defenders of
slavery, such tiianising the. negro If
d system the good IF the negro, etc,
He comedies all that is thus claimed, aud
then proceeds With ilnll;i,p,itable IRONY to
shot show M how much l1'l the South has sacrificed
for such ::, lapdble objects He 81 says. !.
saMr: Chairman, these are. not. the only
authorities 'Etl on this subject. Yoaa and I
have heard from the other. side, ,sday after
day, uotations from the Bible Intending
to prove the. same thing; and You and il
know. there are honest men III Ill the slave
States who believe that this thhiis' IS IS the fact
] have seen such men myself, and have
conversed 'll' With them They have told me-
that slavery was eurae, AID the onl roa-
son why they held their slaves d day was,
that they they owed them certain religious du-
ties and must keep them to look after their
spiritual, welfare. I heard this from Il
gentlemani lin Kentucky, and again If from l
gentleman tl'e ls from Augusta, Georgia and
! believe my heartathats both these
gentlemen We're honest IN their views. s . Il,
am am !, NOT Gi'em,to impngn any man
motives. l'v I pnt this upon the $,;t ground 1lda
that nat is claimed ~ the Southern men; and
when 4 listened 70 the gentlennarr,, on the
ofdef si'e sseaa ing honestly from The sacred
volume il defence Of this liitsaatias, 2s
coming from and as a means; for] tho
regeneration Of hsathen race E.,in
m monrs land Il fsIt impelled ito use the
language Of the Apostle to Tie Gentiles
! which he employed an Mars Hill: .!
Athenians, Ipercieve chat in all things ye
are exceeaingly given to religion: 2 Now,
ssir,, SIR since this institution has done all
i ever can il this capacity, ana since il j. j
now DESTROYED as converting and regsncr
ating power, stand here to give it place
in ecclesiaat history for its right place
il has never yet had s.ss4T gss5
The speaker next proefeeds 70 compare
the effort Of the Free ssttates in aeyangeli-
szing the heathen, E with these atremen dous
sacrifices on the part sof the South, ID d
Iway quite sdisparagings to. the fforrner II He
il rcbukes the spiriit of glorif cation III the
4 North because they raised more money feol
/ such purpose, and shows that they they really
! Do not give - much il ;ooortio,. 4 b VIA
tjtsy are 3ublc To az He says:
Il i; IS ttr,1asRe NIX m more contributions
The q gives, IS ~ for miss
ions, perhaps more t1an al the Slave States e. 3,
3 ind iths eity of York perl'aps Y nior, 'r'
a chan Boston. But what of fthat9 - giy.
ffsv cents spicce md only fey cent Z pt
for foreign eaolh y which, l,;'' 4
mounts Is 3, greater sum because We li'll arl'
i d great speople send men to heather .a1lel
nations far over the water, to tell hem i
nIfibout their utttldre desttiilny ate care
faI not u ssnd onf Dsst me- 4 q w 81
snd snd Il VA hili snd 81 moar Bseehsr
8 ara Cheeyers, u home 81, bill some times
llJudson escapes frop uss bsior ktno, t,
sahat hsi his ii d .ths|s 's teht " y
submit y II ssSfi N B Vt
hsath Il.