The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-28
TT LAKE cITY. sATURDAY. JANUARY %. 1850.

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the beginning, and allihat has s,ncs b..a, 81.
under tia mere 0sarpafion, ~ g - "
4 was well and wise 10 confer fri, nn,,s, ,
Congress- because, had Il been len to thS statc
81 ~ elhrient exercise would have bee, i,,,noss
PIE. ~ that event any one State eo,lld 3,
II rttectHaly Continued the trade NOT onlo ,f,r \
set but for all tbe other slave Slstes, thotip
never y 70 much agAinst their win. And WIN
II neeause4 African slayes, WHEN once bfo,lri
N,ih tie limits o. any one State, III accofdane
with the laws. cannot practically Be sxflnstt
4 from any Other State where Slavery exists. H.
event AL the States had separately pussed law
prohibiting the imperialism of slaves thasa n I,
would have failed Of effect FOR want N 4 M ,sa
4 force 70 capture the tIsvers and 10 pi,ard M,
1 COASTS Such q force no State can st,nloy Il
lline ol peace without The consent on Conerees.
These acts Of Congress; It 81 believed, have.
win very rare and Insignificant exc sptIohs, &C
I CON pllsllsd THEFT purphse For 4 f,eri5d ~
\ more man half a century there has Near, ~
/ percePtble adtitionto The number 81 our sIonee.
/ llessiayes, During this period ih6lr advance.
inellt IN civil ration has far "a Ihat III
any other portion OF fhe2 AITisat race Tn
lgilt anc ngs Of Christianity b8ye hesu
/ eNtended 20 them, aud both Iiipir moral ma
physical cehdition has been greatly isppfased.
I reopen lhe trade and II would be difficult 10
determiHs whether Flle effect wound n,
eteTious on HE interests of lie master 81 t,nss
l:ot me naiiye:sorn slave. OF The evils IL tke
masteE, the5ole most % Be deraded would ~
70 Ion OF Wild, healtlen ignorant bar
baftaus anpng the sober, ORDERLY. and oaiel
slaves whose ancestors have been 81, ire soji
Tor several generations. This in ght tend 10
bafbarize, dsnioralizs, and III asusfale The whole
mass ~ and PTodace most depIorabIe CONSEQUENT
ers. Z. VI. ri 1 l21s 3 y $50
The effect upon tie existing dave .txon,a II
possible, be still more deplorabie. Afpreseutshe
y treated With Kindness and hufnaniiv. He Il
MeliIed, well elsthed, ard not ovefwoik ed.
lis condition - tneompaFablp better thaiI that
OF TIE coolies whichm0dern nations or ljeh ciy.
hzaiiot have employed us d Substitute for Afr.
can flayes. Both the philanthropy and The self
Interest ot the mastef have combined Id produce
lhlshumane result But lei This ttSae be5 ~.
opened, and what will bs The etfectY The Same.
% considerable extent as on d neiChijorinq Is.
iand--the only spot now on earth where the Al.
lcan slaye.tfade isopeniy toei az d: and this in
defiance OF solemn tIeafies WITH a power All mn.
dainty able at any Innment 10 eneotee their exe-
cuiioti. TaeTe themastcr intent upon pftsef,t
gain, extorts from The slave nSmuch labor as his
physical powers are capnbie OF endufine---
knowing that, when deeth Gomez 20 his reiies.
can. sIays-UsdeTs Should ms sveT be me case
insegr countIy- hirh l do not deem possibls--
the present useful character Of the domestic in
stltution, wherein those too old or those tor
young 10 work are provided for with care ono
humanity, and those capatie Of labor ara ro
owe tasked. would undergo an nAIogtnna,,
change The feeling OF reciprocal dependence,
and attachment which now exists between nas
Ter and slave would be converted into mutua
ErisiFnst and hosilhty .,Es
hui We are. Obliged. as Cnflsian ana mora
nalion, TO consider what would be The effectnp
ON unhappy Africa itself five should re.opef
The elaye7trade, This would give the trade an
iss anu I. has never nag
ssFh ~ tts Phlnflest days: ne numerous VIC
Ni ms tequifeeel 70 SUPPLY ~ Woita convert the
Who'e slave coasl lnto Psirect
,oF ts w y z ela
" me EYES ~ DOR uoa ana ~
tribes Honlo tnen De constantly engaged ~ pre-
aalory wars gathst each otpfT lot tne purpose
OK selhipg saves 70 supply me AeL'c&n mar
Eet. Al aepess 81 African eWiihaetoh Weuts
utns es e;luea' ,::E..~, ., =.
90 the other haIid, when a market for Atri-t
can slaves shall no longer pc 1nrnisbed III Cuba,
and thus all the world be closed against This
trade, We may then, indulge reasonable. hope
for tie gradual Improvement O. Africa; Inc
chief motive OF war among the: tribes VIII cease
slaves. The resources OF that Fertile but iaiser.
able country might then be developed by The
band OF industry AMI afford SUBJECTS Tor ieglti-
male, foreign and domestic commerce. In this
mbaher Ghtt stlsIfity and eiR1iizaiien may grad.
natly penetrate the sxistng gloom s.. E:
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