, 1860-09-25

Isaac S. BRowS,
ADAM LEE.
In regard to these Witnesses, the Carro1to'
Pres saya, they will be tecognized as amont
the most respectable and reliable citizens 9
Greene county. The Lime Of David Plsrsor
is q synonym Of integrity and scrupulous re
gard !or truth. Isaac Lands is 4 venerable
minister Of the gospel, and statement IRON
his lips or pen will never he called il
question II those who know him. TIE cthel
three gentlemen stand deserredly high amcne
sheir fellow-citizEns as upright men whose
words need no endorsement The testimony
Of any one Of these men would bo sufficient to
convict Stephen 4 Douglas befor, II jury. Il
his most gross assault upon I: @ !: .ie..4l
Snge Of AshIazd, but when there is such an
array Ct proot, who can doubt?
s. WHERE GENTLEnIRN OWN THE
. FOIL AND THE LABOHEKH WHU
CULTIVATE IT'S
The Shareholders and their lsckeJs hare be-
come raving faratios upon the peculiar inst;-
tuition. They think and dream cf little else;
they talk and preach more of the beauties and
loyeliness asd holiness Of human bondage in
a month than the people OF the North d.
against it in whole year.
Tits Southern mania about the patriarchal
institution iavades even the private hospital
ity. II you arc invited 10 dine with cue Ct
them, he viii hardly wait for grace to be said
before he branches out en- the fascinating,
Christian, refining, elevatipg, adorable char
acter Ct African R.avery; and il you do cot
give ready md HEARTY acquiescense it were
hetter you had ueEer Eat at bis table.
A marked instance Of this disgusting fanat-
icisn tas just been aGorded in the invitation
Of number Ct S,ut..rn gentlemen to lhe
Prince Of Wales 10 extend his visit to their
sector. Tier could rot even perform This act
Q: courtesy withou: dragging in their inter-
minab!e nigger,sn'. They tell Lord Lyons
the British Minister, that 1hey, "want the
"Prnco 10 witness the spectacle Of great
"planting regioa inhabited By gentlemen ,oAo
"o.on tie sill aud the laborers .e79 cultivate it.'
Perhaps The rea5er is incredulous. Here Is
the passage in their exact words:
*'That hroad end fertile agricultural region
where We 1ee'de will present TO the Prince en
extended picture Of wealth, prosperity aod
happiuese, such IS he has not obecr1ed else
whste; to7 tie speclncle OF great planting re-
gioa. inhabitsd by gentlemen who own the soil
and the iabo1ers Who cultivate it, is not to b.
seen outside Of the Southern States of tie
Unio3- Tie plantations Of the South, viii,
their peculiar s. :.Gm oflabor, and their ab1und-
iog weulth, N ~ well BE- l7oked upon by the iu.
tu1e Sovereign OF the British Empire with de-p
interest," The cotton dslds Of that fertile sud
exhaustive Region supply the material from
which much Of ths wealth and power Of the
british Empire is derived, and we are Confident
iuat, nowhere IN the Repunilc does there exist
nsghei appreciation Of that g1cst nation thar
ia tic plantation States. We regard without
JEALOUS, tie power and prosperity Of kindred
people, with whom it ia our wish at all times to
lire on friendly terza.
"Hy whiting rs The Prince will be sble to
Judge for himself Of our socia! condition, cnd
he viii, We trust. b:ar with him when he qaits
our shores an ancrep s-d respect tor cur instttu-
t'onf. Il Is most happy resul. when lealiuG
minds Of the grea: nalioas are fully instructed
States; with they overthrow the barriers
which prejudice CT misguided philanthropy
seeks to uuid un. and When thev erert t},rir
energies to bring nbout rs fa- Us possible
~ na:J, ss1 9 n,e uniss1'c'ea commerce oetTeen
Passing over the unprecedented bad breed
ing Of attempting to mix him up with cur do
mestic broila, what must the heir Of the crown
Of nation whose greatness is due 10 the ID
bore.'s owning himself think of the invitation
70 see nad eomtte cduatFy where tho laborer
II nropertv. i7orrht sch md .+e,ted oe a 1,o,et
- -, -. %
u 'Ae Ae'os i1o" amlaolo 10 souo MIN On
Lis "preiudiee md misguided philantbropy."
rs<nect;ng human h,p5,,s md n ;,f ~ ~.
respecting Auu'aa oohoa2e, ana 10 Init I'm lho
young "sn 'oa' Al!et ne mas seen toe oeug@t
'ui SPECTACLE o. z 'ss'on 'anaoltco W 9e"aenen
WHO o"a nol ents tno 4Hho' ool Tue people
''"'t' thas nc Is expected 70 gus our
aholes WIN Increased respect LOT lis lnst'tu'
pooa ne Is ago assured that he W4ll sec
tes'oa .n'c:. 'os 'ef'n''y' "ea'lu' prosper
~ &oe iiaPP'nes' ~ nas no1 oose1'eo ese-
"na
se'osl 'a's fascinating pc!o'o ol tne save
ru'a.4 -, As' '4s'sa ~ ~. sI' oehs''p'on o.
,"saa' y sD' a. "'se' undressing
.As4'" eeH'eA''0 aN''De' All 1ass cao'@Ass 4o1
'ost'Ao'' w. ', T. 1ee yea's aso'
sailod sv.y ftom 5ou vou haTs not dne a' elouuS u
coal to r'arm you at your orn heszihs; you
t1AS hhse &C. no 'ses ~ aaas e. o. aseaa 70 s.r'so
erisr; r1u lave 10. rpnn coer:c clota enough
TO closhe e!en Joa' s!aves; you ha7e no eon'-
no.biug but sr1iculture. 1u and sne1 oor;enuuss nd
Your inattt ni1on to Jour only source Of wealth
.sa.d as t1 ~ t.v;a sMi s w." ~ c1,,' '1 e.r@. "a
hills, ZOE lare 10 cbuse tic ktunp.ta;!ed steer
ssscpea seege pstcaes to procure tough oeef'
NJ roo,,r n,o.. .ae,.n a., p:u,-.,
.o,;r., declared that u tho e;on. If nr.n.trro
ao,d aae IRE yisiblv imnressfa unon everv.
.4thinx that meets The tre The fields pre-
scent a dead monosonv. Ererrvl,era YOU
Asee lands that are worn out. barren and de-
~serted-1eft for moro fertile lands in newer
n,ec;o,a vh;c,, ara a]so in their turn :, ha
Ar,;,t.a 49, .,.-;,it- ,,d f,,s,,.,
D.. <.s,. -. H.. r q c;.v If a,sh.xan
h.. =. 49,. ,,.o- - .,e - s.,.;e... '.--=s
aro trave,.;no NV o,gn con,tr It ,,ad;.on
..on. -e;t, d;saar.- -, h.,.a.
"dlapsdated;, he will observe fields once fer