The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-17
THE IRREPRESSlsLE CONFLICT
Interesting Letter OF Dun Green.

Interesting Letter OF Dun Green.
oRiGiS OF THE ANTI sLAvEEY CRUSADE ~ TIE COM
AEhCfAL NECESS lrfES or EWLAND AND THE Po-
LfrtCAL NECESSITIES or NORTHERN MEs-coN-
srmACY os JoHs eUIScy ADAMS wrrH ENGLISH
sTArrsAEN-THE SOUTH CAN BETTER MAINTAIN IT'S
RIGHTS UNION THAN OUT or Ir-JoHS G.
CALnoU&-THE ULTIMATE RESORT NOT TaE su-
PREnE COURT, BUT A CONVENTION OF THg STATES
TRt PoLIcr OF THg SOUTHERN STATES TO CON-
CKpE PROTECTIVE DUTIES TO PRSSsyLyAsiA AND
NEW JERSEY, IN ORDER TO GAIN THEIR ALLIANCE
THE rwo MAIN PLAHSs IN THE REPUBLICAN PLAT
FoRM-"LAND TO TIE LANDLEss AND RAILRoAD
TO THE PAcITc"-wtLLtsh 4. SEWARD QUOTED
GIGANTIC SCHEME OF PUBLIC PLUNDRR-How TO
DEFEAT 1T AND OVERTHROW THE REPUBLICAN
PARFY-SLAvEKy NECESSITY OF CIVILIZATION,
AsDA caIBF SOURCE or AMERICAN PROSPERITY.
wAsHScrss, October, 1860.
TO TaK PEoPtE Tar sLAvEHoIDssG sTArss-
Tue part Rave taken in the promotion AID protection
or your rights should at least this
address.
By The sixteenth article OF the treaty OF Utrecht Eng
land confirmed the contract between The Engsh Gninea
Company The King Of spain by which that company
gave Spain 200 oo0 aud to the King OF Spain
and tie King Of England each quarter share in the
prodts OF aer trade for the privilege OF importing
slaves the Spanish American colonies 10 1884 she
gave to Spain millions OF dollars, and mas since
maintained large feet the slave coast and has ex
extraordinary diplomatic influence TO abolish the
slave trade Why this change Of pol1cyY
in 1884 che nal become manufacturing well as
a comm@clsI people, and, having the monopoly of
the trade with the East Indies. she believed tha,
she could realize larger profits by introducing her
manufactures into India In exchange for tropical
products thaa she could by continuing the slave trade,
aud that enable her % sell these products s
profit obtain them at less than they could
be elsewhere and tha, continuance Of the African
trade wocd enable the Spanish American colonies
Brazil United States 10 undersell in the
OF the world, and therefore she wished 70 abolish
African slavery, because completes with the labor OF
India In confirmation Of this view quote from Mr..
Wherefore who In the debate the treaty With SPan
said
think that the grant 70 spNnl be more Than
REPAID Bran commercial saydssses oy oaeaas
entirely defeated thu ave trade "a 70 ee carried oa ey 'ae
st'snisn nation.
such beng the motives which governed wtlbcrforce,
We c4n loss for the motives which governed tho
Brt,h people II aay Doubt this, refer them TO the
ftmAySs Of Duke Of Wellington, who Ia the debate
on The coru AVS IN isi2 said
AN tAsi no regrets more hs, DO tina, com
msrce sSa mAaaiataes saoad ee y AZ a,sre.si ou1 De
yard pound ot IRON more would De sola IN any
afj DOS ns control lorcs:she greses
se, Tor Ise encoarsrensni Of hons msaaas
lures These sure. ~ere MO- a. sts,sd b' - n. ssa "a
the eInp h. country fhsy thr Ia the spec.:ls
s sss sos .sersS. b. sash her eowvr and srsns,s
wrr espse 90 every ees-oa rso-s ~no s,n.s
lhem thought might well follow me example ot
Tsey ave follow i our el.m Die sud ssve established
themselves uaaaiscsur-s sat gwen ST naias W their cum
Here we have Mr. wnbcrtoree advocating grAsu,y Of
tao mous dollars 80 Jain for relnquishiug her par
Uep,sou IN the trade, and the declaration Of the
Duke Of Wellington that the repeal OF the laws woad
not euaSle EaglAad to sell yard Of cloth pound Of
any part Of Europe or OF the world over
which Eus and eid exercise control And wnyf He
gives reason. Because other nations have followed
tne example Of Eng and snd established amongst them.
sevcs manufactures and given stimulus W Their CON-
ia The debate 90 The sugar duties In lss2 Sir Robert
Peel sad
Imus say ssye my doas ST aeocuy ~hleh .lsv.
hss oees sossed ~ =. can a pressss sasr INTO CON
kad In the same debate he said
The hou,ra5s member for sonrosc eel hs wish
ogicOisl dependencies. pat sad ~. es o.
f,sn h. he prsps o. he h1aorss, All learn
%' Ss ~ sous. = 90 ne @ag . ns%s a.. oo o
n me sonlr.be reuileu a prepsr-d %
he shall sosndJa oais Deepen
q LaDss.Sire s,s Se vas as ssg ths say osasi e,s.
,ssa ssp Ss ~ Ssr sa .s ., 10
oeet y eonior,n . We mus, tes'e 9sr " se. Ss VIZ
peaseaSiss ~Aieh ~, has estAoAsaett - her glory.
fau0te 10 prove that the Measures aud
pocy u gagsad rtsiion % African slavery the
,iave uais are bot pArt q her system q conmvcs
Earcpean nations nsviUg Tee or no tropical c1oais nd
become manufactures they had ceased 70 consume
the ptqUcts u Brush labor kogand saw ntt she c1ud
exchange maagfsCtarcs for tropical prOiuc her Ia
ropeAn rvAs wOuA purchase these proda-s, sni tins
conibuts = her commercial prosperity sac nal TIE coo
iro q India having hundreds q mill ,ns u eeopls H.y
tFg exhs0ed the accumulated wealth Of India sac o)ai
se - iI4is sneAs she 1os the Agricltr prolacts
0flniA 10 psymsut Thc dierniassiug ddies gave tae
Wet inds psuters monopoly u the supply " toe home
uMkt Tnere out DO 900 wnite. aaf so 900
blacks In the Wet Indies. usre haadreds % nit
lons Of people 10 ine. and Chiaa, aud hsncs nsae
patton oi the west l.da slaves reps. ascrim
fnk1s duties the niug Of The E.t Iois make, %
Rrttsh enterprise aad ths war upia eavcry anf the
slave trade 10 marx her motsc. Eagaai p,
on the prctcnCe = roll goa aai pltit1tnf3py,
and abors % Substitute her system Of s,scu asise
mnrAuy for the unmuIAbe u ths Almighty aut
tbe law a. given ~ Mp.cs Heucs slavery casgs
IA the treaties Of Nenna q Ghent aad q wsaa Kton
vc hundred N Iious Of il ladn sad China
one m ion ia the wesa indies Her Measures aad pbcy
are regulated By What she believes 70 q ssr interest
other travellers show that nttssf Of beng az r,ny pe
ueved, dcsert .sste, ocntrai Arics is Al extensive
tract Of fertile lads watercd By immense txes an large
uavstsbe rivers, Inhabited BY many miocs Of people
used labor, and u apparent that, aided by
railway. and steamoos,s, African slavery IA Aric.
wn ave such rewards 70 commercial enterprise ths,
tng'snd aud france will become compositions for the
uaas Q. Africa, snd that both Eagsna and France su
ayAl themselves u the system Of slavery, AZ 10
e1s. IN Aires 70 increase the protuc African labor,
De rosewood exchange Zoe their Surplus ufacturs
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OF me paoec sentmen, q Eossnd and Yrsncs ia rela.
ton " we insituton q African slavery Enxiaad wish
ng mosh,a'e The tropical products of Infis fov the
protsco q The American slaves made gar upon the ia
stitution Of African slavery IN Americ, because AZ sr
Robert Peel sad, the Fast Indian ceald nSi sS~ssgniv
compete with the American slave Enslsnd .n1 pr.n-,
now believe that the Arc.n 10 Are. 60 n.tso
cheaper than the African slave America All 49, ~,
rsty, the philanthropy and religion q Fnvana s,d y,
france will CONFORM 90 ibis ords n c,r,r.e,
their morals and their religion VII bs IA scsord
With their intsrrsts
- you ask Why At this time submit thoae fact, 1,
Toe wil explain
Mr. seward, IN bis speech al Bos,,o aoa 10 o,s,,