New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-11

whole verd had abolished Slavery. Ay. ne nsss,
but no. the thing; and all the powers o. voc 90
esrno, aboish u. God on Gss ~ -ith Won:
peas the rat, " the poor ye aiwsys nase VIZ 10,
for he s6n rho ire. by dGi.y Gher ava itatct'y -
at that and rho has to pUt on ~ .dooI - Ne
and afe ne bst r. gan ses sS os,,a:.res .: ,o ea
h<n ar, ,ar.s The difference between Us IS, .nS'
our slave. are hired for life and wen coulPenss'
there il no starvation, begging no wan' yI emPoJ
ment among our people, and no' 90 a W. -. cs,sd
for, and sca1,iy compensated, which msy De p.'seu
il tie mo.t deporable manner, a. any nourl n aHy
street in any Of your large towns WY o., 80 -,
meet more beggars in one day, u any 'Ingie M,s
the City Of New. York, than you would Nee, 10 ne
time in the whole South. Our slaves are o'ach, oi
another Inferior race. The status IN when we lave
placed them il 81 elevation. They are eievs,ed rom
The condition in which God first crea'ed tneu' ~
whole face Of the globe can be compared win ,ne
slaves Of the South, and they know i. Iney are
happy content unaspiring and utterly incapable nom
Intellectual degradation, ever 10 give Us any Iouoe
b. their ASPIRATIONS.
Your slarcs are rtue Of yopr OrH race you are
brothers 81 one tood. Ihey are your eqLG!s ~ .a,'
raj eEd0EmeHt Of iateAsct, and they teeI gayed ~
t7eir deg a1ation. Our slaves 90 MOI 'oe' We s'e
then no political power. Yours do vote, and beng
the majority they are the depostaries OF all your Pr
liticsl power. If they knew the tremendous secret,
that the bsllo:-boI il stronger than an army, win
bayonets, and could combine, where would you De
nent reconsructed your property divided not as they
have mistakenly attempted TO initiate such proceed
ings by meeting IN parks. with arms N .heir Names,
but by the quiet process Of the baot-bo1 You have
been making upon us 20 our very hearth'stones.
How would you Ike for us 10 send lecturers or ags-
tors North 10 teach these people this IA aid and a.
s.t in con biDing, and 20 lead them
Mr.. WILSON and others-Send them along.
NORTHERN L,BoRERs ARE BEGGtRs.
Mr.. HANYuSD-Yo on say, send them North. There
is no need Of that. They are coming here They are
laundering doors for homesteads of one hundred
and .xty acres Of land for nothing and Southern Sem
ators are supporting 1t. Nay, they are assembling as
have said with srms in their hands, and demanding
work At 81 600 year and six hours day. Have you
heard that the ghost OF Mendoza il stalking in the
streets OF your big cities; that the inqlstlon - AT
hand There s afoat fearful rumor that there have
been consultations for vigilance committees. You
know what that means already. Transient and tenn
porary causes have thus far been your preservation
The great West has been open to your surplus popu
ton and your borles of seml-barbsrlan emgrants
who are crOwding year by year. Ihey make great
movement and you csl il progress. Whittier IL Is
progress, but il is progress toward vigilance commit
tees. The South have sustained you in great meas
ure. You are our factors You bring and carry for
US. SljO0C0 900 of our money passes annually
through your hands. Much of il sticks all of il as
ssts TO keep your machinery together and IN MOTION
Suppose 10 discharge you; suppose we were
10 take our business out OF your hands we should
consign you TO anarchy and poverty.
SOUTHERN RULE "LoRio, MD nisLf ~ - !,
You complain of the rule OF the South: that has
been another cause that has preserved you We have
kept the Government conservative to the great pur,
poe.s of the Gov. rnment. We have placed her aud
kept Ter upon the Constitutions and that has been the
cause Of your peace and prosperity The Senator from
New-York says that that is about TO be at an end
that YOU intend TO take the Cove from u.s. that
it viii pass from our hands Perhaps what he says s
true; il may be; but do not forget-t can never be
forgotten, il is written the brightest page OF human
history-thst we, the shareholders of the South, took
our country in her infancy and ruling her for sixty
out of the seventy years of her existence, shall
surrender her to you without stain upon her honor,
boundless in prosperity ncaculable in her strength,
the wonder and the admiration of the world. Time
will thow VIA you will make of her, but no time can
ever diminish our glory, or your responsibility.