New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-21

" IN the condition Of t,si man. .hpPlsnss soS,
gentlemen, TO that condition the negro is asgs1 ny
nature. Br1sop applause AMI That's 50 nc
Las srersh and p poien. 70 labor; p.s he n.
"iure vnicb created the win denied him boto 'oe ~
/" te,isct IN govern aud the Willingness 10 Vark s
"llap,cl Both were cened lin-both were uen'. =,
"bim And that nature winch deprived hpl ~ ~ "a
" 10 labor gave him master 10 coerce tia' IN
"to make him useful servant in the en ~ ~
which he was capable ofDving, both ior nnsch L.
for The master who governed him. MAINTAIN 'uS
N bot in Justice to leave the negro III the pron ~
(which nature paced him, 20 give nm lss - ~
govern him; nor il !. depl living him oi any Y,
"Rs rights 10 compel him 70 labor IN relurn and aor1
10 that master inst compensation for The tac0r e.@
talent ploy ed in governing him and rendering LIN
"useful 70 himself and TO me society ID "oiIn IN
aIvcs We arc not % talk aDon; Slavery benz
.sa, cvl. we are % look at it by the voice Of
insrrston which is be found in the sacred voume
saI winch nowhere condemns the bondage OF taOee
a Who are naturally ft foI bondage"
There can be DO doubt that tbese are the prevs,ing
views even in the Free States Of America and az he
thai the violent dongs Of the Abotionists have had
prea share in producing the 1t i but few years
tnce the language of every American in regard 70
Slavery wss apologetic. II could not be helped; u
U wouid die out. Virginia, and Delaware, aud Mary
laI d, and perhaps Kentucky, would be Free SAVES
"before long," and 70 on. But OF late no suca
language has been heard and the cause OF the CHANGE
thunoh principally the great increase in the value
of slave property, is IN grea. msasufe alse tne
hstIed inspired by the Aboitionsts over the whole
South. The fertile cotton-growing States might
be expected TO support an instit1t'on which mases
their wealth, but even the high price paid for line
Young pegrOes would hardly have prevented Virginia
! from making some steps toward freedom had u not
been for the continual irritation kept up by the bosion
| demagopues. In this State and one or TWO on lns
older slave dstrets the negTos work chiefly comes
tie and what is of more Importance large Dooy Oh
| white men, among whom are numbers OF industrious
| German immigrants, are showing how mucn can 10
| ne by free labor. All the conditions requisite iVi
1 Of fofe
ing into existence, and Virginia and Mary mgh,
by this time have severed Themselves from The slssr-
hood of Slave States had not been for the ieud be-
tw cen North and South fomened by the Aoohuonsts'
These peuple have thrown the old civilized Slave STATES
| back under tic dominion OF the coarse planters OF
| the extreme South they have made the DIVISION
| between The two sections 30 complete t1at, a. q
| member of Congress observed, even the disruption
| of The Union would hardly make much social diier
enee and ell without the smallest gais TO the negro
but un ihe contrary TO mis- rreparabie foss Formerly
the peeroes in the Northern Slave States were moi
| declared from instruction. Ii master or good
pstufed mistress chose the slaves IN family mlgn
b. Taught To read and write and often they were very
tair prciens. But il lie not only that the srngency
| of the slayeo @ners Iule has been increased the
change of opinions in the Free States Is melancholy
| sign. The remarks Of Dir. OCenor which we hav'
qnoted are but fax sample OF what Amencsns nav
learnt TO think and cay, The change !. 70 pc aimee
entirely attributed 10 hatred OF the Aboiaonsts nT
| how ever determined rot TO NEEDLE with slavery
long as il produces cotton snd rice, the Nottherher
wauld have ndulged tho litaa hypocrisy OF depfef'n
| e. and making sentimental speeches about the sa
bsren with which their icrefathers, the Brt,sa ns
saddled them. Itie only political amnesty Welsh la
led 10 the adoption of Slavery NJ creed by the MAJ
of Amercsas, and yet there be no doubt tha, tn
adoption has really been made. For is it mere barre
belief; the fBred Scott shows that II has foun
lis way 10 The judicial bench, aad IL has bee carrie
out IN the iadsmeut which made so great a sensatio
in EUROPE end also n the great political neisui
| which allows any new Territory TO adoF, Slavery
CHOOSES. We cannot congratulate the AOehsonls 4
Tie snce.s of their exortions, which have plnaged h
race tlryf.veT into deeper darkness, and have mad
the snbscion Of nsa TO man the belief OF Chrstia
1 npotaiP.