, 1860-09-13

by another lnau where he ia not allowed to
tea:h lis cwn chlliren, or epiny the fruits Of
his own labor or the right OF intellectual and
IN ,r.l cultisatiou--whe1e everything tat ho il
or ba<, or.hcpes to bo is SUBJECT to tho will Of
anotbsr., Ii justice is in any way consistent
with such syatkD, there il no such thing as
right 0. wrooR upon earth therc Is no othss
poTer under heaven save that Of force; and
might makes right Yet tbs, is The syssetn and
these are the lars Of slAse empires and slare
repnhiich-
SLAVERY rnEyES1s EDUCATION.
The. edncstion Of the "eop9e is necessary 70
telf fpovernment..- The Dancer ATTIC party hu1da
out with nine lives, like dSing cat, simply be.
CAUSE ignorance lies at the very bottom Of it.,
and you cannot get the truth before the people
and make them sec and understand It. In
tho Tree S!a&as the people are 90 much bet
Ter educated than in the slave States, that the
best educated slave State IL inierinr III this re-
tpect 10 the worst educate1 free State. Thi. is
asded IN the aset pisee where slavtr5 EXITS, by
the strong competition .of unpaid slRvo labor
With tbe FREE nh'te laborrr. 7hrp, the slsTe.
holders wall not permit ttsir children to 90
aiopg.side Of non slxreho!ders, iof they work,
and work is diszraesFul in every slave State
becsuse there the slase works, and this m2n
who Will work BY the side Of the djepieed slave,
rho tolls for smother without hope Of reward
cnntempt. Labor dwpised in the black save.is
dispired IN the white man. The shareholders
s:para:e their children from these OF laboress,
sendirg them abruau or into eeninaries and
coaleges.-not as Jou. who hare your coumon
school luad do. TO the common sehool. where
the children of the rich snd poor ,a,t rpon the
same beuch and lesr6 frou, the no hook. The
result is, as stated, that it ia far more difficult
to educate children in the elsre States than in
the North
Then, tor, the s1arehoIders do not deeizn that
the people ebal1 BE- educated. aVby, three .ines
in the history Of my State has there been pro.
vided common scllool fand; AID three times
at.d it to other purposes; and now, althouRh
hy Ion. discussion, VIC have compelled them
to resto.e it. they get embarass it al tie time
and MAKE it Of comparatively no effect. SO,
ito, in FirgiEia-thht poor Old bcpiKhttd S:ate
look at The immense proportion Of grown
And the kfavenolders sre proud OF that. Your
Democratic Governor cf Virginia. Henry 4.
Wise. boasted that in all bis district-the Aceo-
MAC district-there was not such thing IS
printing press. [Laughterl Go little
further down into the the: Democracy
Of the South.-go insc South Carolina. wtske T.
man cannot bold Legislative ofire, or vote un-
less be oxns regro, or land, or bo,h.
Is not that true, my Democratic friend? Don't
ron deny 1t, when I an gone; it you deny IT
then, want you 10 cana up here IN the ssacd
now, and kay so. If say aay thing tim. ia not
Of the audience, but come up and take fh stand
ard l will sit down until you eau make jour
statement or explanation, and then. il cannot
prove all that say to be true I will acknowl
edge The corn and take it back. u not that
ta,rs [i.aughter and cheers.l You are rot in
(Laugtter.l But always invite You, both in
the Tree and il the slave Stat 8. to came up AID
take the Stand; and be iere it ia tie b.ss poll
cy, for exptct to VIII By stating tile t. uth,
while they ocpecd upon covering the truth up
under fA1sehood md Misrepresentation. APP
plause. Therefore, l do Eos always bi4ms
them tor not giving ms huch au opportunity.
They eaneot allord o let me, or a1T othsr far
minded man, get up sud correct them 'len
they m:ss:ate facts.
Let Il. go OIL little further. Your D.mo.
cratic Governor Hammond gives an expIana-
top Of this matter. Gov. Hammond. since Uni.
ted State, Seuat0r from Soutn CaroIlua, says
in bis message. that education aad slavery are
Incompatible; therefore. OF COURSE: CIV. Ham.
Eond who rrprekeu's the sa7e ari~tucrecy-
the Southern king-comes out against educa.
tion.
WHITE MEN TO BE ESsLArEp.
But they 80 farther. They m AXE this basis
Of ths'r philanthropy, saying tuat the uaan who
has the Iaoney o. cxpitai tton1d own the mau
wha laooFs. No matter whether he il a dsy Ia.
borer CT mechanic in any department, the
man who pays The wages shoulo own the man
aho does tle sery:ce-'he labn~er; nat only
blacks, my m,crat'c friends, but wbito men
aud ult other Faces who work. Eeny it nor, or
hereafter hold yoar ps'cs: lLausbler] That
who lay down tine platforms by which you must
al Hwear, be you North or South, or 90 cut #
the party Laughter. lie says The labnrer is
tie nua sill o: sccl=ty-trnt Is the word, re-
pea.ed IN tte Ssnats, and reiterated IN the
Cha lesion Aercvry and Richu1, nd EnQuirtr.
Therefore, it is matter Of ph'la' throps not 10
teach him TO read or write. That would culti.
vale aud t1cite Ills seusibility, and eta6le hiu,
to see and Lathe his deyrAda'io,.. Therefore.
tue Democratic party, North a5d South, are
extremely charitable TO ,he labereE, and blnt~
icg TN down with tender care 10 Keep him
from eeeing his own misery aad degradation!
intend 10 shov you after awhile th.t we re-
versa that proposition ia our party.
now soSsLAyEuo1pEes ARE Sow TREATED.
Oar fathers went into battle upon the propo-
s:sion that the HTiaxn King spd Parliament
csuse OF the .Rsvolutio,. Wh4t do the slars-
hslcess do in regard to the eight millions Of
whites Of the South? Why, we are not repre-
een;ed in pra:t.ce-.t is Ill theory; the conu.o1
law Of I'll TIE sl4Ee Safes preserves all the oG-
ccs OF influence or importance to el'veholders.
| AL !exi-laHon is controlled By this ktng-this
oligarchy Of three hundred Thousand slare-
holders. l hare no d1uot, my Democratic
frleade, that there are aGme very old treasury
ra:s here, tlaughstr1 lissering on the outskirts
| bsh:bd q tree. 0r utler wagon, taking notes.
Itaugnter1 Tell me, if ycu rIease, aud exer-
cite Jour usual M deaty, and deny It it mis-
state, sha: President, what Governor ot q
State, what member OF Congress, what Judge
| Of the Supreme tours OF other officer ot mute
you eau uaIe in the South, who is not or has
not been a sl2yeho1defs You Cannot uame
him; be does not exist. Take the most inte:l..
| np.f rfu urv othsr c1AS in fta a1ura Esntro nv
cspt shareholders, and send ia bis hume for any
ttdcs Of magnitude, ana ycur UeHocratic ed1-
| tor would consider it The best j3ke of the se4-
| son. What this man from the lswer clsss, this
| mud.sill want il change his posi- lon aud b.
colne one OF the arissocrac5l It would excite
astouishment.
AZ ILLUSTRATION OF DEMOCRACY IN KENTUCKY.
To illustrate this, just let me 60 little into
detail In 1s4S the Democratic parry of Ken
lucky prupcsed 10 change .ss Constitution. fer
which purpose ons hundred delegates we're to
| meet ia Convention. Thee we're orer Revep
hundred thousand Of the noo.slayeholdirg
white race. aud onlv forty two thousand slave
holders. This was the relative popular strength
did they give us representation proport:ona.e
toouF puuoerss NJ cir; every 1uaa returned
to That Convention was STARE holder. Nobody
vert there but this King. just luck at II /
Seven or eight tusdreu Thousand men, women
and children OF the white race, jost as fair and
naturally gf.ed und bright eyed aud intelligent
Al any otter uneducated mass in the world,
| without a delegate, without Voice in tbs most
important assenbIy erer held in tse STATE
How overpowering, ho1 demoraliziux must b.
that desp1tleru, It ia all that eish. hundred
thou.aud tht1e was none found competent to
serre es representatives. If, On the CHER hand.
yon take lie other born Of the dilemma, and
ray that they were juat as competent a. toe
King. the s'ase poser, how crushing, how utter
y destructive ii all manhoos. must be The eris-
tocracy that could thus keep u4 bY the pistol
aud tie boxie-kn'fs frum the f,:4ls. and let not
single man OF us relurnedf
Well, ut said to them, :" G :atlsmen, rou have
ber,&n us-n9t Al:o+ ethrr fn.rls il IL true,
Bsme Of u were stricken dtwn iu the III E ard
by farce OF arus, but you Ln,e carried tie IL. .
We are co: qar1e vt leAat fur thr present. Saw
nlalu Just 4uch CunAittution ~ ynu rleaae /:
Lnt gi'e u tbs poor boon of Carrying ous tho
greet right uf tie freeman whlcl, " eseential to
us the secret bsEot, they have in Illinois,
where they put the nanis of their candidate On
piece Of paper ana pIsce II {u .L1 ballot boz.
Let us 10 K.utucxy du the balne tllng that w
may no mure be atticken do~u by vla'euco m
in iiuIea past" What did the kiux ssy to us
Why, Wlilsm s. Marshall Of B.aeken county,
klsrehclders representing shareholders, Ha'd
ave hare Jou upon tu~ hp; we wttl not gige
Jou The secret bxllni. YOU uIust sill coue On
and vo:e u:oad. you must CRY il cut 80 that
every man ai the piacs Of vcsiag can hear i, ;
ID order that We nlag maintain Inc rhoiesome
isaaenco Of the l4udlord orer the tenant.
LANDLORD AND TENANT.
Aud do 9ou know Whist that meaual
Here are these laborets crushed ont By the c3m.
petition Of Tie uEpsid slave, leaning for exist
euce upoa some wuru.out piece Of laad, owned
By ooe Of the slaveuoldiog aristocsacy. There
are ut lbs crosa.roada some manufacturers ot
heavy articles which cannot readily be brough,
from abr sd. atd must thereiore be made .,
home; in .hese number Of white persons sre
engaged. And noH the day Of election ap
pro4che*, and Nr. H4rshsll says to tho rhite
labos.r, Tom, Dick or Harry, We have alway,
been friends, Invent wei" "Yes, Mr. Il ar.
shall, l hare paid you your rent aud done gu.
work. aud you have alwAys paid me- for it.
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