The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-29

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he death, show selves y what The Sosahsvnsrs
have been IN theory AID political policy The sympa
,hsns r'snas q shs real Democratic hs.ncss q wnlss
The BGUein and the Pioaysm< both have articles on
tSs ssns subject, and you may depend on II the
hsrted democratic southerners will not remain ind1s
rent 70 The distress Of the white men OF the North
IS . remarkable fact that not long since the
workpgmen Of England resisted once again tho Cd
ditonal turn OF the screw put upon Britain labor
by British capital The struggle was long and
severe. The poor and oppressed workingmen u
England stood out nanfuy against the arstocrac power
Of the empire and against the concentrated money nAu
encc Of london The mothers and wives and sisters OF
these courageous exhibited spirit worthy Of any
cause The police reports Il the time were filled with
instances Of women actually starving 70 death rather
Than their sons, husbands lovers brothers submit
70 the bondage attempted to be imposed on them.
Now there most conspicuous actor in this scene,
in DO less parsonage than Lord BroughAm. He took
his stand in that great battle Of labor against arstocracy
and capital combined, occasion and through an
organization which gave 10 his Loroshps acts and words
special interest for all Americans lord Broughsm, rs
.he Chairman Of the Britain and Foreign Free Negro soce
OF London, and In the annual exhibition Of free negro
philanthropy made by the Exeter He'll school Ia England,
did then and there take his side In the groat struggle Of
Which Size did Lord BroUgham ct this free negro jubilee
tskey Ia necessary for me to state the aide he took
the North tell him the side 70 be taken by the Fog
lsh free negro aristocrA Lord Brougham the
sion Of the annual celebration Of the Bsh and Foreign
Free Negro Society," Of London took sides against the
white aborng Of England He also, as high legal
authority took that "free negro" occasion 10 point
how the proceedings of the workngmen might be turned
into treason The hint was gladly accepted the strong
OF imperial power, acting IN the name Of the law Of the
realm came TO the aid Of "capa and put down the poo
Tn
with great interest,". Little did suppose that in demo.
cratic America We wodld 80 soon witness Amilar
test Here as In England, the free negro worsnippes
take the sice OF capital against the white Here.
In England Seward and Hale and Sumner act in conf
ton with their free negro friends, Lord Brougham, Lord
lynchurst and the Bishop OF oxford But with this the
rial power here to subdue the white man. The eoorsr Of
America fortunately has voice in the law which taxes
from . just and Constitutional administrator Of this
republic or white men, and 30 mush 70 fear
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South, repeat, will not remain idle. they will take
SIDES necessary to tell the white men OF the North
where the South will be oundY Does not the democratic
instinct Of every white man who may reed this comu
nics,ion tell him which side the white men Of the
Southern States VIII foundp Do not the aristocrsnc
free Niger sympathes Of Seward, sumner Lord
Brougbam and the abolitonsts Of New and Old England
anticipate the SIDE the democratic South will takeS We
will be found individually In this struggle Of the white
men Of the North against corpor alton monopoEes and
mopied tyranny, where We have been found al
political, popu ar and democratic issues. We will be
found aiding the democrats masses * the NORTH
me HERALD should open subscription s accompanied
BY standing notice, Southern Aid for the Northern
ample would be followed by the conservative, ndepen-
dent and democratic press throughout the North and
West
AS the Delta truly says, the South 4 on . grand
sstrke also against the political principles Of this very
Seward party. The Northern workingmenAAre on q
strke against their acts The Of resistance Is
common, and look 10 the HxRAiD make this issue
known in every workshop Of the Northern States.