Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-19

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a.. 10 bc fourd whom tbc snbscribrrs
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Committee oil the american Ah''-oll'ery 90
ciety of Boston, has recommended the day o.
John Browns execution TO DC soiemh'@eu ny
public observance
For the furtherance OF the Ah,i-olavery
cause anu Ienewsi w. s;s,;am ya'L ~ et,sc,9
;Uo ' tho rabol;tion Of that most dangerous, un-
natural. cruel, and impious system Of slavery,
which is the fruitful source OF all sectional
heart-burnings anu cohn'c's'
IL would DO uiihcuit W say "n"' "o"'u y
the Detter plan 10 trea' suo'i men us oo"s''t"'o
the American Anti-oia'ery ooolety' are '"'9
crazy or are they humpugs Is "po''''o"'s"'
as we find it in the North, Yankee houoh' OF
ia it n bona fde institution growing out Oh the
great philanthropy oil these peopie' III uii our
experience we have nevcrseen as much charity
extended towards the poor whites mine Norlh,
as we have among the citizens oil the miuuie
and southern States towards the same class oil
citizens. This eternal croaking about the negroes
can never result in any good to the country,
1t will never ameliorate the condition oil the
slave, but instead of doing him any good twill
iasten his chains tighter and abridge his pres
ent privilege. Slavery will never be abolished
in this country. If political action is to be
taken upon that question it will result in the
dissolution of the Union not the "poll''oh Oh
slavery. lfnorthern men are prep"reu 'or ""-
Rrchy instead of enjoying the liberty We now
possess, they had better, ut once, strike for II
and be done with IL. They have been nulsan-
ces in the Union long enough. They are the
busy-bodes who attend to cvcrybody's bust
ness but their own. The fool who undertakes
to carry the troubles of the world upon MS
own shoulders, will soon find that the load VIII
be too great for him, and in the end he must
fail. Southern men can livewithin themselves
they need not buy one cents worth from the
North. Northern men ana Northern Hu'''S
would do but small business without 'n'p'"-
duets of the South Europe mus u 70 i'r NV
vantage to deal extensively WIN o'"'ner" '''i'
and to traffic in Southern products N"r'hern
men depend, ina measure, upon the eo'.oh u
the South, to give labor to hcr mill'ohS o' pop
nlation that would otherwise nave 10 le".' t',e
soil to earn their bread a great ueal 81 wy
agitation grows out OF ldle h"nus' me peop''
of this country get their hread 100 cheap .o"p-
precate it-thcre are too many 'u'c brains ~
this country particularly the Nor'ner" por..o"
oft for One dayito remain quiet !" N"-
rope the m'and VIC rcsiei'opnlanoh una some
thing else to d;dee,in to be always meuu'ihs III
political matters. Let Northern men a''ehu 70
the North-or, in other words' let 'hen "'''''o
to their own business.
This doctrine holds equally good IN indiVlu-
uals and communities, Should the North sue
coed in abolishing slavery in the South, wh"'
next will idle brains find to dol The great
question of human liberty that they nave puo"