The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-20

about 6,5OOOO slaves. VI this immense sum
more than half is supplied by the African labor
Of the United States. Perish all this perish COM
merce, perish everything, SO that the one idea OF
negro equality shall be accomplished; perish the
whites, and perish the negroes themselves, rather
than abotionism shall not prevail. Proclaim free'
dora to the blacks at the South tomorrow, remove
the guardianship Of the whites and you would pro-
claim their speedy determination. Hadthe negroes
of st. Domingo formed part of the continent OF
France in juxtaposition with 50 900 900 whites, IN
stead of being placed on an island, who doubts but
they would have been exterminated!
FlRsr ASSAULT UPON AFRICAN LABOR IN THE TR0-
PICs-THy FIRST ABOLITION SOCIETY AND Ir5 RE-
Suits.
The first check to the aid and progress civil
cation derived from African labor was from the ia
naticism of the French Revolution in l79093. The
first abolition society ever formed that of the
"L'A,ai des Noire," in Paris, at that period. It
was composed of fanatics and infdels, just as the
same party in the United States is formed at the
present day. The Lloyd Garrison of that day was
the fanatical Able Gregoire. He proclaimed with
the infdels, universal Liberty, Fraternity
and Equality" white and black. And,
to prove his love of the negro, he actually
embraced a thick Tipped African negro who
appeared in the Constituent Assembly, and Rugged
and kissed him, calling him his "dear brother"
Madness ruled the hour And In an evilmoment
the National Assembly, which sent innocent men
and women to the guile line in the name Of elderly,
fraternity and equality, proclaimed 400 900 brutal
and savage blacks in St. Domingo free, while
there were only some 30 900 poor and defenceiess
white people on the island to resist this internal
horde let loose upon them. The result was that
they larbarous!y and indiscriminately mastered
them in every fogm of fendish cruelty barbarity
could invent, while the torch destroyed their veil
ings and desolated the island. Its chief butcher
of women and children, and who poisoned the
wells to destroy the French troops sent to
subdue them Touissant L'ouverture-the bloody
John Brown Of his time-Wendell Phil
lips recently, in New York, called a
hero greater than Napoleon or Washington.
And to-day this abolitionst and his internal pack
Of boodthirsty fanatics would, to accomplish their
insane purposes, not only sacrifice the interest and
happiness Of the blacks at the South and Of the
whites at the North but see the whites of the
South of all ages sod sexes, slain in cold blood
and their houses given to the flames, rather than
their hellish schemes should not prevail
Some sixty to seventy years have rolled over
since the bones Of 80 600 whites have been bleach
ing on the tropical hills of st. Domingo, and the
monuments Of desolation were made to blacken its
valleys. Yet what has become of the equality
and fraternity Of the races. The blacks of st.
Domingo are still an unequal race. The material
prosperity of the island has never been and never
will be recovered. While the insane "liberty
equality and fraternity claimed by inf
dels and fanatics In 1898, nowhere exist
in France. An Emperor rules with an iron
will. Then what did the first Abolition So
ciety, L'-iai dies More, 1.-The friends of the
blacks accomplish, The massacre of $4,000
white men, women and children, In all the forms OF
barbarous cruelty. That is all. And what more
than similar bu.chery can our aboltionists accom-
plish IL left to carry out their insane crusader
THE SECOND ASSAULT ON AFRICAN LABOR, AND WHAT
BECAME OF IT.
The next check, OF attempt to destroy African
labor in the New World, was inangurated in Eng
land. The infdelity and Jacobnism Of France
crossed the Channel. Mr.. Wherefore and his Qua
ker friends commenced operations against the slave
trade. Gaining strength, they adopted the princi-
pies Of L'Ajai des MORE, and became rampant
aholitonists, and finally forced the government. 10
abolish slavery in her West India Islands, which
led 10 their ruin. Their attempted recupera,on
by supplies Of coolies and captured Africans has
proved failure.
rnF THIRD GRAND ASSAULT IRON AFRICAN LABOR.
ORGANIZED IN THE NORTHERN STATES OF AMERICA.
The next grand assault TO be made on the enor
mously valuable labor Of Africans in the tropics
valuable alike to whites and blacks, valuable TO
the cause Of progress, Of commerce and Of civlza-
ton throughout the world-has been organized in
the free States Of North America melted by British
influence, against the labor Of four millions OF
slaves in The Southern States, with whom they
formed the most solemn constitutional compacts.
Fortunately for those Southern States and for the
whites OF the civilized world, who must have sup.
plies Of s2oo 900 600 in cotton annually, to say
thing Of tobacco, rice &c, they independent
and sovereign States in all things not expressed in
the constitution. They. withsl, are brave sndpa.
triotc people and In numbers Of whites are nearly
two TO one aaans, tie blacks. Theyposscss arms.
arsensls and military organizations. Hence, when
the Garrisous, Phipses, Seward and other fana-
tics Of the North dream Of converting that fair and
prosperous section Of oUr Union into another st.
Domingo, when they suppose that they can accom-.
plish the indscriminate massacre Of the whites
and reduce their dwellings TO ashes, their dreams
will never be realized. Neither will their equally
utopan nonsense regarding a grand negro repub.
lie, TO be organized and supported on the borders
Of the Southern States at the expense Of the United
States government.
now AFRICANS RAVE TEEN CIVILIZED.
You see a well dressed negro walking the streets,
about as well civilized as his nature permits. How
lid hcattsin that civilization Did somebody send
to Africa and bring him over rear, feed and clothe
him at their expense in order to civilize him, No
He was civilized by the services Of his ancestors,
without which, II he now existed al al, he would
today be a pig.headed cannibal In lie wlds OF
Africa.
EMIGRATION FROM ABROAD LANGLEY ryrrsrKp 10
AFRICAN LABOR AT THE SOUTH FOR xEASs or
TRANSFORMATION.
The abolitionsts have appealed to the Irish,