The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-23

slavery. te0d0d 70 lessen the
free labor and TO bring the labor Of the free people of
North almost level with that of the large body OF
people held In the darkness Of Southern bondage.
retarded progress and the material prosperity tho nation.
But there great bill n be presented Tor oil this.
Gods blu was kept with certain regularity, and will one
number Of ,ooo came out Of captivity from Egypt
certain Egyptian presented 70 their chief large bill
Jewish chiefs did deny the correctness Of the debit
but pre- sented counter bill for wages due them during
their continuance Of more than two hundred years
in the land Of the oppressor, 1t denarius
per diem, multiplied by the number Of Jews and
computed according TO the term Of years. This made
dans' bill, who threatened and fumed, but eventually
had 70 retreat Nov, consider the large amount of
money which is stolen from the Southern slave every
year. II will be found to be SUM enormous thnt the
Egyptian and Jewish debts nothing It. II but
dollar day be allowed TO each Of the four millions
that would be four million dollars per Day,
aud that sum multiplied by three Presidential terms
would more than suffice to pay the price Set the
whole Of the slaves ut the most extrAvAgant that
might be fixed. DR. Cheever commented very severely
this part OF his subject and uttered wholesale
and terrible deuuncaons against the slave system and
every one that in any way uphods or defends H. BE
alluded to the reported speech of gentleman,
whom he says bag the reputation Of being able
lawyer, who recently endeavored TO make apo
logy for slavery by saying we must deal with
it as we find Il and ALLOW IL quietly to
work out fs solution II WAS painful he said, to
see who had high reputation bringing himself
down level below the fool. Bet this the
results Of the system which has corrupted every interest
of the land. Men go about and spiders webs and
hatch c0catPce eggs and whose eateth Of their eggs
dieth II might DO sad, az In the time OF JOB,
that the very force OF the disease sticketh to the
garments Of all the followers Of the slave power.
They were Ike nest Of serpeuH twisted
around groves OF upss trees, bssing at youltzards
and anakes Of preadamite world not intended for
abode Of man. which crawl upon the Christian and glare
upon him Nothing but the word OF God remedy this
,,, -, n The he
nothing hsn od OF thieves and robbers, and
this rate we shall become proverb and by word Tor
civilized Da:ions II was me therefore, that should
awaken TO the sinfuness and hein0usness OF
and arouse ourselves to purify ourselves And this
must be by the word Of God, which, like pencil OF burn
ing diamond anger OF sodihed suipburic acid, will
bore and penetrate the evil And then, too, would
the United States constitution be relieved from the dis
grace degradation which bave been heaped upon
10 consequence OF the adultery OF slavehoding, and
like the ark Of God taken from the temple Of
Dagop, its great and glorious place tns
declaration OF liberty and equality 10 the
whole human The vested rights OF slavery
80 called nothing but masked devils, assuming the
garb Of angels that the archange Michael would
scarcely have to say them "rhe Lord rebuke thee"
he then proceeded TO consider the effects that would fol-
low from the liberation OF the slaves and the adoption OF
labor IN the South The wants Of those who
ensaved would be doubled and quadrupled In state Of
would consume larger quantities of manufactured goods
that OF every kind, both foreign and domestic
would largely benefit The cotton and dry goods
chants therefore, who had beeo dong al they could -
SOP the agitation ~ As slavery question were tsaa