The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-01
ALABAMA.


6kEESvnIE, BuIIER COUNTY, Ala. July rs, 1860.
The sIav Trade for ne Interest Of TIE NorA-7ne Sgavs
Trade for he Advantage Of TIE Impnted Negroes Them
s!ses, dc dc.
Being quite at leisure the idea has co ne into nv head
10 address few nes 70 you the subject Of reopsning
the save trade which agtatipg the public mind 70
some extent here, and do not believe the question
was submitted 70 the popular Of slave States IL
would be DONE Slave breeders think II would materially
decrease their profits; Shareholders, that would de-
crease their wealth. and the poor that Ii would add
70 the rich. Now let us consider what effect IL
would have common country, North
and South l. II has become apparent that the Southern
States cannot, with their present aborers produce SUI
ncient quantity Of cotton TO supply the increasing de-
mand Consequently the Liverpool Supply Association
are making great efforts 70 encourage the growth In other
parts Of the world. q II by the importation OF sAyes
cotton should be reduced TO eight nine cents the slave
holder could do living busnep, IL would increase the
profits OF the Of the North and the provs
Ion growers Of the Northwest and at the time stop
the efforts cultivate article In tho British and French
colonies under any system Of coolie or serf LABOR
8. II, on the other hand, the price Of cotton
T. kept up for few years: they, One Enslish
Will supply their own looms n low prices, and the
savehodng States Of tina Unon viii DO the greatest los
within himself; be viii manuiacturs his own clo,hng.
rase his own meat and mules, which almost co
Wey supplied by the non STAKEHOLDER 80 that think Il
decidedly TO the interest OF the North that the South
should be supplied with more laborers
Now in . politiricL view, II Congress- should repeal
The restrictions against the slave trade there would
moderate supply brought In, but few OF the States
would ADMIT them, and those would restrict the
There would not be exceeding 10 oCo brought annually
not two per cent the present slave population and that
would mot be equal 70 quarter Of the emigration
Northern States and would be stopped soon a. sum
Gent supply OF labor WAS obtained The North would
none Of It's relative strength should slave territory
be wanted for the increased emigration can be had 10
Cuba and Mexico where the Northern white cannot
live and aboYer.
The North should the South all her lust
live harmony and concord their are depeu
dent on each other. believe that dssr,ed 70 oe
one Of the greatest republics ever kpown-Gfeece and
Rome 10 AL their glory not 70 be compared IT,
Why then, retard ito progress by abstract questions?
the South wants more slave territory, give to her. she
her interest
The South only claims votes for three dhs Of her emf
grafton, and accords TO you the whole OF yours
Your increase by emigration will be four fold shat
South. Why hen that abe w get the suprem acyP
say nothing on the moral part Of the question as
but believes 1t heart that the negro infinitely
better of, morally and physically As slaves than free
men.
the North shall continue TO refuse to give the South
her just rights In the Unon there will be terrible con-
wilson in the South year The parties are nov
secession The question now H. who s the most relia
bic Southern map2-no union party % in 1852 Those
commissions, they Dc not overthrow the Union, will
create such mortal anmosites between the North and
South that will retard the republic msny years in its
march 70 greatness Now the time for the patriot of
the North and the South 70 forward and give the
right hand Of fellowship granting TO each her Just Dues
and march onward and upward.