The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-05

.::s sss: sy Are enough e ds%sSs %'ss
:a,sas have advanced yoS wa aod shared in sy rss
sp%;,Oa q the rssdsn Of he province am. my dear air
addition the testimony Of the writer Of the above
standardization my Views upon the subject under exam-
nssa0n were confirmed BY sns valuable opinion Q, sne
The Provincial Parliament for q long term Of years
Colonel Prince has bestowed much upon the
DegTo question, and he resides NJ Windsor, where
10 has practical experience Of the condition and
senduc. q the ooOred population In june 1859 IL the
sourse OF debate in the Legislative Oounc, Co Prince
was reported 70 have spoken rs follows
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county o. Kent hsd actually isi. .hsr beautiful farms
calendars Of the country they would
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.sn. . wosh soa = 700 proud to be Taught
eir r4scAesl Honorable genue4nea Nigh. SPEAK fesns
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me white man To i've With tnem Thing they
Lsl man who sss.psa from ne says NE, lived
Ss s1 .n s Aaa ss Ss oo n e
ssysAiDs else hs Nigh, listen phiAn,hropy
well ny 70 change spots Of the o1paId as =. The
sAfsster Of these blacks They woad stu retaa their
AVA Idle propens.ties.
While Col Prince claims that he very inaccara.ey
reported and that he never sad one word 10 favor OF
slavery which he Processes aonor vita holy horror,
Ae yet adhees the opinion that Inc coored is not
Is TO live and mix in Freedom with the wnites He de
pOres deeply he action Of such Of ms counuymsn IN
properly interfere in the affairs Of the States ana
the awless running on Of slaves from the South
and the attempts serve Instructions We
holding States Y constitutional British gentlemen he
the laws, believes tney bad
% where the Constitution Of country unwlse, the
remedy lies In the power OF the people by legal means
He the evil effect morally ana socially OF the ipux
81 fugitive slaves mo Canada aud would SHUT them out II
~ could He knows that the negroes form enormous
proportion Of the criminals Of his county the county
q Kent, and he il doubly annoyed that who come
fsf ann,.
negroes DO He admits that every distinct attempt
~ make settlement Of negroes Sell supporting and pros
porous has failed sna he believes that the negro
yet for sell government and requires over him gud
hg, not q masters hand.
Col Prince is gentleman OF the old schoo-hale,
hearty and whole soaedand does not lear 70 express
The sentiments he entertalns.
TIE MORAL.
The lessons taught by an examination into the action Of
Ne Canadian abooniss and Of fhe condition and pros
pecs Of the Fugitive slaves in the province, should be
made useful American people. The history of the
past proves Great Britain would gladly destroy the
Union OF the States, which makes the American republic
leading Power among nations. Az in days past she
sought to accomplish this object through the instrument
hsy Of traitors and Of the foes Of the Unioa
seeks aid in her designs from the republican abolition
enemies Of the coniederacy States. The in.
GRues Of the British emissares in Canada should stay the
hand Of every who ances that in helping rob the
South Of its slaves he performing Of humanity;
they should teach him that he bu. helping the
designs Of those VINO look eagerly TO the slavery agitation
and the sectional passions engendered thereby TO accom-
peh disruption Of the Unon and encompass the failure
Of experiment Of free government Ormsby's "Hs-
Tory Of the Wing Party - recently published gives clear
account Vi the Efforts OF Great Britain TO foster abolition
sentiments In United States for this sinister purpose
the efforts VI the professed anti slavery pnan
ropss before the world in the following correct Light
ADtlslaveTy party OF the North, which imbibed
IL senme hts from the societies Of England
and America the few years. received Q rapid
growth, and Is threaenng commanding position in the
principles ought to be examined and weighed by that por
ton OF the American people capable Of dispassonate
jadgment ta
Ihe pretensons Of tbs party extremely assuming,
~ u grogstes " itself religion, humanity and virtue
In Its pol cai warfare It 90 much resembles the old
that us object seems 70 be battle for
hgous faith than contest Tor political rights And them
again. ts ieaong spirs appear too conlempuous ana de-
6snt Christmas and their 1eeanor and exh
bytloDs Of temper thing but saintrike.
However as the Of Old aud New England has
for years breaihei hatred for slavery, which has had m
ensc, upon mhons Of Am rcans the anti slavery cham
pions though wolves in sleeps clothing, are loved and
s.t0r ed s.for lner Cause" Guilbuty attribute
quality OF gooa NUMBER OF the human family, and
portion dupet sn that which processes superior
sAnctity, bsnevo'eGce and humanity
That political party based the question OF sla-
very could exist III this country would seem strange
70 an indifferent and Intelligent spectator 10
be e6sctual IL suubvert the constitution.
Such party nnaiy hostile To our government.
Many Of the more intelligent daring and probably
0Oneet VI the hui sAVcTy party, Opouy proCiam
tner object 70 be the overthrow Of constitution
The paeience that political party based on slavery
70 accomplish thg short VI the object
81 these ultralsts u all absurduy"
We are taught by failure Of every attempt in
Canada make the negroes SELF supporting, and TO esab
hsh them IN prosperous settlements land owners,
The soundness of Mr. " Conors bold doctrine on the
saheot Of African slavery, that It is just wise and be-
nehcebt Institution, that necessity OF the dler
eRce races, and negro not now III Tor
eIate Of Independence.
We are taught further, by the suffering condition Of the
fugI,ves ada that the pnau tnropists VINO make
Of the underground railroad organization secure
the profits themselves and taa all who contribute TO s
iuhas ii beDehtng the slave who 10 the object
atoL, enrcn dishonest ny pocrites and
and crime upon tbs negro, who rehglously,
morally, socially ami uaus tally considered u better
sn ia servtude the Soutn than in freedom at the
North.
Let our merchants and farmers carefully consider
these acis reflect upon what they are required
by The abolition agtators 10 what end are the sys
temalized neg seaug vi the Morrill, the attempts TO In.
SOUTH and their natural results,
dissolution of Union, 70 lead? Are we to render New
pOrable atict the western counties Of CAnadaS
Are our Nor. Wiling 10 have the value Of
0her deprecated, and to subject their and
stock " constant depredaops by nvng here the same
neighbos present depete whole Canadian
townships their seepY Unless desire 10 accomplish
me negro do him from life Of usefulness and
South plant him in freedom and suffering
AZ the N0TthP Why do consent TO help forward d.
rectly indirectly, agitation that only ncte dis
rupton Of the Union ana bring upon US the cry evils
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