The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-06

heir utter dependence upon for cotton, w,hout the
Iee use OF whom they would both tumble olo run
tay Egad and France, who, in their frequent renzes,
at FRgh destroyed all their colonies by emancipation have
ransacked the universe TO find chimes and soils adapted
faded ereyyrhere Il Is moi hat IL SOIL all I'll
mates do not eria, but thai tbs and he ether great
agricultural staples sugar rice tobacco COFFEE can 'ecsr
cert sy sl@rs labor His they At length found out
But snch labor they had reruiated everywhere No not
they stu hold sacred splendid thrones ani pany rto
craccs amid Starving laborers; only for OUT dc barba
rams .ney ordained freedom and equality ut failing all
ben schemes and finding that With ~ ,er costly exnen
dures and hgn sounding n,.restoes they hal simply
ruined their own colonss and made themselves the vas
sails ., the sayehoaers what have they doue2 Why re-
newcd the slave trade. Not in On, no Exeter |
Hall and the Parliament Houses still thunder execra,ons
against that, WHILE the coonss, under governmental pro
ecton and WITH English money wrung by taxation from
her wage2 slaves are importing by hundreds Of thou
sands Chmeee ard Hindoo coolies, under conditions
Pared with which Agcrne slavery OF the last century
was mercful They not hold them do slaves
tcr better or for worse in sickness and IN health IN child
hood and old age No. in their prime Of life they selnce
them from their homes transport them to distant AMI IN
wholesome climes, for the merest pancc d wages con
sumo their best years IN the seyeres abors and then turn
then ont 10 dehc direst slavery that brutal has
ever instituted France, less notwithstanding Exc
Ter Halemoractng the same scheme, resorts to Africa,
ana openly makes purchasesfor 50 they may BE called
from slave cahers nay she buys from the President Of
liberia, the far famed settlement Of Colonization
Society BUYS the colon!sis emancipatei slaves
WHO, sick Of ecdom prefer any form Of slavery, and in
their desperation do not hesitate 10 make their pous pa
irons in this country the laughing stock Of the Who'll
world 7aus nese trio giations-Fdnce cnt EaGtcnd-
choe ADOPTION gf .his addition croche, alone made il
petatls and iuiuentiathaue thoroughly rersounced il
practically and clnoa in theory The press Of E,gaad
perhaps the gcc,ca power Of the irtd susaiis
naore,dsnts, whiie in Trcacs Tie newspapers openly
discussing the question cf n,oortiay negro stee 81 nas.e
into Agyio. | ihnk i may be fairly said tnat in Eu
rore abolition has its Brougha,n, Palnersto
Russell and all the old political agtasors are hanging
their harps upon the willows Even the or WILDER
force, the fanatic approves Of coole slavery which
abho, But recently the British government openly
he Ella lr.a 81
mainly 10 pnt down the African slave trade, AMI whou.
which all attempts 70 DO il will probably be lille. And
there Is nothing 10 surprise u IN all THIS, III we correct
~ o.r vows ~ ar'can slavery. II II sNahea ~ Inc
religion Of the Bible; cDohcr humanity sound pho
soihy oppose u; If, as convinced, i Is social,
political and economical benefit 10 the world, then
ncy table that sooner later the abolition crusade must
die oat-and why not now2 II there Is Truth in what
hcve stated TO youf the abolition fever has nearly
quite exhausted itself IN Europe--ii time and facts
have proved there that Il IS an absur.lty-t 10
should not doubt tina. is is absut - close
here. Such Is my opinion, however differently
those may think who Judge only by APPEARANCES,
or take their from agta'ng politicians
o tay 70 tel upon ,cht measure upon ,vha,
re cboioitS of this country again au7cr
the,r legscrs a. tcy did in 1862 Kansas Is ,se.ed ry
Il siass in III rostris ef az people They do
Nor HMt'ey nyG cry against nc salmesc cortfor
~ Dred Scott eec.ia, 'Phct is t.ere in aa' 70 inte
popular sentiment; is c,icdys uphill business b dy.le
against Judiciary, bat epochy rgaifr the Suprcn.e
cpn orhe ynitd So,es, ,cct ne Northern people har,
ben taught ne tularis of their Liberties VIII
ihe demand the abolition Of slavery IN the District OF Co
,rmbias They have been able do much with that,
tNL-n Trey nave often urea. ln issue Is little
practical and too dangerous. Not many bold enough
g embark III il. They might as well make the question
Of dsunion r.keely. win they take mp the abstract,
and, probably, never again 70 be other than
abstract, proposition Of no moro slave States r.
They have done Il. They have already split upon it.
The Northr pH not AXE a. ard ne fres Ssres az bit
TIM, cVtrr sutd Ttey loce niasss and hanter after
,ee tIade tt, hot rct island Where, then they 10
rus canno, They 10 not appear themselves
Will any one state the practical question oger them
none-and we have none TO oicroa which they nett
e. r,lly for the conquest Of tho Sulghc rrcasrc or
n VI "a yr.g RI
uut for wait of;c That this crusa 70, a. many crusades
bave done, hs exhausted Itself ard that there i no
mcn or leader that keep alive. Tncr Peter Her
ri's Their Godfeys, their Bald~ns, their hon hearted
Richards, where a,e ,heyS Il seems that they viii
scarcely their Louis TX. who shall lead their
ast pous campaign AID suffer mar,yr.om. Ind Ut ms
scy Gc II he cbclioris ccnnot ar,its he free s,a
iseo and asa &. ,Ss. 90 dali ecer n more d aea
rs poliioc Iary: and only = political Marty that
'honstsfor tools epthososts men % morbid magios-
tiois, bent mischief ambitious ~ aotoreiy always
VIII cxs' n tic abolition party in the free states now
almost Sholiy political 10 you suppose that tn se~ars,
Halcs, WAGES, Wilson's Chases aud their associates,
care anything for African slavery o. really hostile
70 our rysin ~ labor any moro than l. tho Pres dent
Dickinson, bright tugh nouglasf do not Their Oh
cct 3 political power. They have placed themselves on
his sprneda Of fanaicism to obtain q. u Il fails them
r. u the Presidential cicctoa assrrcdiy at the two
ncxi-wc bca, them. al this party machinery viii fa 70
the ground, and n, Smiths, TaIrans, Garrisons and
rakors viii hc LIT alone to their glory But f aia al
wf"ng-f Ty faces aud reasoning false, AMI my
hopes delrsvc--if in 1890 they bea, us-yhat thcry
Ttsse questions tia, may well BE- asked. AMI III,
nsscr i obvious We must b prepared; and the very
'r1s wo mus; mako - prevent such results Will better
Ncmdst DC prepared Isiv, 70 take ~ ourselves.
whatever M. come u u cenr that The savchcldrg
States Of tbs concdcracy, whatever hazards they MAJ
ties" 10 incur BY remaining ~ alliance With majority
q non savshclGCrs now niamcl against them, NUT
ever AM - ell times mold their dcsiinies m Their own
LANDS. They never permit my foreign power TO c
gsnie ~ reference o. their pcuar industrial system,
whether :" abolish or 70 mc'iiiy. OF impose undue
burdens 81 H. such legislation must he resisted With all
cur mean, AID v.thnut regard 20 ans consequences.
should - hagsn tbst The free Ss'c Of this unon, he
liz now and always t. be In q ,n,,or,y. do establish
political In. between the two sections rid the sys
toms 81 labor, lcgslac ul-n anil MAINTAIN y, then they
viii crn. q. power 81 foreign 10 n ~ any ma, ION IN the
world aud ~ canno, submit 20 H. Whatever the weak
ard cincesa COLONIES o Other countries have sub
III condition = - p-ninco Jamaica 1r AL ap
rfcNia'g - Il, they viii rcnd III trion i1o iragncns
ud lung. tlc wori In ruin y L IN Their power 10 DO
ruthitss i1na'ssm ana brute iorcc combine under what;
ever name, and WITH whatever ap'anry " ride them
down, tacy VII carry with them ihs pillars ~ tho temple
q ,Ni.Iunni and forcc eumm'a TAT ~ AZ rlaa.
~. Thrto &c many VITO hc'tevc that such 4
,a'ae'rohe i net 'tsole. y ctnso' 70 dea'ed that
fr'n arr arsrr's here anc elsewhere, ~ entirely
fosslhc, am \ nay not ~ arwiec Ter al of ~
surfoo I ir"hahle Although 'hns th1 Ne ranks q
or enemies arc broken and tic moai vrVy Won, am
Co. ron rrocaunlng that TIM battle over, and that
raw rov ~ g gather thc fruits x our success Many
battle has =, AMI lest again ~ cyctwe,ning
ldcncc. >, rcckloss purui Or ~ turning aside Tor the
sasc 4 srol Y" - fa into mnc - thee errors. Tor
ut, and ~ might vet bc lot. what wn to ,mIrcgs
uion ,"u IL ti, there i infc Cor c,odirirnih for
Wnun energy aud perseverance, II has alicn u,,on the
coidcrs cf the south ~ crdl ct tbs question Ari
slavery tn is hnal crncuon. Such j. fate. II j.
mevahlc. LIT thrcrfui'y acceft and mlnfillv PR
iprm destined Parts. AMI - with nc dsuut oi col.
VITA 10 r1vuws oi ~ rnrEntvcs. with no
tonic, i'olsh attcmp 81 M lrum dangers which
ut - aNosd Which have hot becn proven a. be iasur.
norrtahe, and which !. IT. c'c, believe That
qucr. Amer What las been tc yci W divided South.
row That aluost thoroughly, united thru we havea
Precedent ~ he Catn' majority N both houses Of Con
gross, Snrremc Court ~ the United states. and stil
nozs e allies m the FREQ states, all sub tantaly
CUR NJ with uS construction II the constitution
aud under a. obligations earnestly battling With Cor
tue ma neraaCc ~ rights ami interest II
country a. ourselves the world and h. rcscritv.
70 cast aside All weak fcars all petty nnprarcablc ~
sues I'll wrnnrng and vtufefaispn, personal and
Fectsnal and move orwar. with the dignity ~
strength AID the caInnsss OF uudouuca a. tho
overthrow # every talsc theory Of government, and
every sen.mf IA scheme for orrnuang labor carrying
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