The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-07-09

strange therefore, that South as the census show
richer than the North. The aggregate worth Of the
Ss slave States Der cent? xoser
This disparity through al the Details and tho older
ass are o. course wsHn sa nom accumulation sn.n aaS
Csrona which rise above the general average In Massa
ehuss.ts the average wealth pr capita is MI in south
Mr. Summer nnd language too strong 10 do
nounce the "bssng nnuence Of slavery upon the pros
pery Of the South. The South has been from the first
growing faster than the North in wealth, and this
time growing faster than Negro labor is pro
nable than ever has BEEN and commands twice the
Ohio generally higher priced the Southern than
the Northern sde and the aggregate wealth Of Kentucky
after beng sass and lie former ssai In Ike manner
New York wealth s Which averages salS Pc, capsa:
p ,s % . .ns Ssss @
iayor South consists q slaves who are est
y stil more concealed BY the fact that the largest
item Of Northern wealth is the value Of land, which
sy Of aS but By he artificial yaas :
produced by crowded population. The most nneasre
stony pasture In New Enghnd estimated higher than
yielding With case, hundred bushels OF per acre
the estimate were made upon correct principles, II ID
the south Der eape fry sssimssed nearly double
that o North AZ regards all the material means and
products that are estimated In census The annual
production Of the South vastly greater proporionay
than that Of the North The productions Of Georgia and
South Carolina, Kentucky and Tennessee greatly exceed
PEI copa those Of Massachusetts and Ohio The produc
tons Of South rona compared with those of Aasachu
ses In the articles Of wheat and corn cotton and woocn
manufacturing value Of raw material being len ou2,
domestic manufacturer WOOL cotton and rice, exhibit
aggregate Of about fifteen millions In value produced in
Massachusetts, against about thirty millions produced in
school Biographies reveal these facts 10 ali who willing
70 see them: By what kind Of blasting influence s
South Carolina with less than onethird Of the white
population and less than counting the blacks
enabled 70 far to surpsss AassachusettsS
Az for religion and morals, statistics again show
vcts greater harmony and hospitality In society greater
religious zeal and greater general expansion Of mind The
pulaon in the South than in the North and although the
Northern wing Of the church has latterIy broken
Us 70 i Sav the ,Ss p
South stands now where John Wesley stood
recognizing slavery admissible among Christians since
II was never forbidden condemned by Christ Is
at present condemned anywhere by the body Of those
who are familiar with 1t. Its enemies are those who
those who have never been admitted 10 its polished and
highly cultivated circles, where intellectual power il
found which the North has never been able TO rival on
But enough of Mr.. Summers libels We shall not be
provoked to meet him in the low which he has
fact that the squad of rngeaders in the republican
spiracy do aim at disunon at the expense Of civil
Ysncey and the hottest extremists Of the South Gsrr
sonsm is now the vital spirit OF the party It bazes
forth in every paragraph Of Summers speech The ri
Massachusetts, endorses IT, and the party everywhere cir
cuate and applaud It, They have the denceucy 70
protest against the Of its angauge the no.
nesty its statistical Misrepresentation Garrison
ism dsunionis motto Is that the constitution and the
Union league with death and Holland f" no union
with slavehoders H the continued CRY Of the despcabe
fanatics who applaud IN their meetings such language
I" that scoundr George Washington whom they love 70
Willy because ne not Of their crazy faction
Disunion and upon Shareholders essential
part Of the abolition movement and Ia in the
leaders adopt the whole hideous beast and try
cea the coven foot by holding their tongues quiet upon
that subject until their followers are crazy enough TO 60
all lengths with them There crafty Jesuitsm In the
whole movement, which aims to oil the Northern mind
with the ves alsehoods and the berest hatred against
patriotic and worthy Southern brethren, until, in
hot contest about the Territories the Fugitive Slave
law future John Brown raids the time shall arrive 10
"cry havoc and let slip the dogs Of war;" force
through Congress some domneerng legislation against
the rights Of the southern States which will compel these
gallant people to stand by their in defence OF their
rights and honor.
There irrepressibe conflict possible when the
South ask only 70 be let alone unless Northern dema
Rogues determined 10 stimulate sectional hatred and
jealousy to continual encroachmen upon rights that have
been solemnly guaranteed by law. That they
doing this by all the power OF asehood and Islander
growing every day daring, sufficient proof that 1t
Is time for all good who abhor disunon and the
bloody which II Will usher In themselves
helmng struggle at the polls against the czy
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