New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-24
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In the New York Times Of the 18th ult. we find a
rather significant article, which we append for the
Information Of the Southern public. Here II Isl
|. The LABOR QUESTION IN rHE SLAVE SrArEs.-Th
German population Of st. Lonis have contributed
very largely to the discussion OF the economical rea-
tons OF slavery, which is producing its egiti-
mate fruits in the freelabor victories OF Missouri
Wherever that class Of foreign population SETTLE
the same results will follow. Unlike the Irish, the
the Germans are not content TO acquesce in whatever
social institutions they find around them Naturally
of speculative turn Of mind and disposed by char.
acter as well as by experience to dislike slavery in all
its forms, they will discuss it wherever they ar-and
discussion is certain to end in public conviction Of
~ lmpohcy and It's runous effects upon the society
The Germans Of Texas, as our readers already
Know, are the open and jealous advocates of free
labor and they already 80 strong as to leave little
vouo. .ner. whenever new State shall be formed in
western Texas, it will be free State. In Baltimore
German paper called the Baltimore Decker on.
poses slavery, and even from New Orleans we receive
the Demsche Zeifung, daily journal, which warmly
comments Senator Stewards speech on the Kansas
controversy, and espouses the views which IL presents
y commends the speech as having strongly and
noiuiy set forth the position and principles of the
North, without either insulting or offending the
south and predicts that the struggle will be carried
70 conclusion satisfactory to both sections il the
aolest aud best in both sections will come for.
ware candidiy and fairly to its discussion.
What the New York Times says regarding the
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Germans Of St. Louis and Missouri may be true, for
aught we know. We rather incline to the opinion
that its statements are well founded II in error we
snail oe nappy 70 be corrected. We have long
thought, however, as our readers are aware, that
missouri would become Freesoil State at period
o' very distant without the South ceased following
SUICIDAL po1cy-without, indeed, she stopped pur
sung name shadow, an Illusion, and paid her
wnoae attentlon 70 the security OF the substance.
We are sun Oh snat way oil thinking and constantly
occurring events combine TO strengthen it.
ror 'eil,ng our readers 10 the early part of last
"'n'ei 'nas .nere was posslnnty OF Western Texas
ocoolng 'lee o'ate' we were soundly raped over
sne " leading Democatic Journals IN this,
'ha'' anu a1Jo'hing STATES Let US see what they
VIII now nave 70 say respecting the oracuar declara
aons oi tue new York lines
90 ar as tne baltimore paper is concerned, we are
uo' d. AL surprised. Maryland Is halfway Freesoi
a''ea'y OWING 70 tne tneving propenst'es OF her
o'fuef nelsnoofs winch render negro property inse-
cure ana sne ieaung oo)ect OF many OF the slave
noluers 'esie now = 70 sen tnelr negro property
'af'ner oou'h as rapuy as possible, and to pocket
~ oasu WIN ~ inuch celerty as possible
na' Is 'rue az 70 maryland Is also true as to Ken
'ueAy anu missouri, ana Tue remarks made above l.
ou' ne Aa''ei 0'a'e are en'ifeiy applicable TO all
nlee'
"ne'ner tne New orleans Deatsche Zettng ap-
.ro'es SENATOR seward speech on the Kansas ques-
'on ana defends the destructive and fanatcal @ent
uen's eaunca'ea lnerein, we are unable to say. not
'as'ps nsaru OF y IN tnls oenighted region, and
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