, 1860-07-16

" P*ee1paont II may DO WITH eaeh other, or i
mhy % WIN sheir naste's; but With whomso
| cse1 II may pc, It ls the same, iDr with Hlaye,
marriage Is impossible. ~ they are n1wryl
coupled, ntver married.
1A"dty-1he attoMte natttHeaston of tie r.
$dtfo" q pdrfhe dna cAt<d Tor the tufant legally
belongs. not to ttfe mothcr who bore 1t, but II
8ne master who bought il.
I fo"rt"fg-l"e d'so'1f< d<ntdt 9f fnseruction
nrae"nt h;s r;.t+ f-sr; sa.raI as y"
thus sI,ut npon lin thosn ratss ~ trori.dt, das ~
which onen srch vi.iae ~, aarth .nd =, Ws"-ar
Ana So.sA 'pe' s1e' 'A''As 'n eaf'n ano IN heaven
FfMr--7A< o6so2ukS so61<yg of kx< zaior n,
nuothfr md Of al IT, Tr,,;r.. t1rgstT,, ~ -
lie san,e original lssr nnder uh;eb .r.-1 -, =;
hes title 10 himself. be- has aka t;ta II II,
fruits Of his own labor. amounting in itsclf tn :,
| sacted property, which 10 person. howeye,
called, whether dcsuot or master. can r;rhtaons
| Iy appropriate.
| Such nre Tue Eve essentia1 elements cf S1aye
| ~. Look at them. and YOU viii confess tha,
tflis institution stands forth aa batefnl assen
l,'age Of unquestionable wrongs under The
! etnctioa of existing law, Take aeay any ons
Of these. and just to that extent slavery viii
| cease to exist Take nwav nif md the sisrerr
| question will be settled. Dnt tlis nssemh,a -
| becomes more ha.e.ui still 6hen ifs nnm;staka
/ b]e siuols fnot;rt ia detected which !. e;mn,,
this--to compel la1or without uaofs. 1ncred'
bic as it may seem. it cannot be denied tbat the
| right Of man to hlmse3t-the right Of Il bus,
band to his wife-the right Of a purent to lis h;s
ctiid-the right Of man to instruc,,onothe m ca 'r
right Of u,aa to the fruits Of bis own fabprN
| aii these supreme rights by the side nf wnir,
other rights are petiy, a,e trnmptcd down. in
order 10 organize that .frt-Atadd sel6shpess,
practically maintained By thr lasb, which. look
q: it as you will, has for its single cbiect cnu.
! rrLsoRi LAnon WITHOUT WAGES.
xFekc1s OF SLAVERY rroy 7ur v.srvn
NJ. .,.,.a., .,.1,,,s-.,:..s..,
~ 4nas e4a'Gi3 .uus soue'lsa.eu cau ne Goon 1of
.ne ~ une " ,;' Luz na4delnattons Of tae
@ 49,. ra.ss;nt naG sae natossnaeioo o1 tae
9paut; ea'1 L.. stsaessE, Puss.ott, II may DC
~ =, t1s ond Tha, aue ~ Lnus'
| os ~ 'ue ~. , aoa. s'ase masters should be
o,rdipss If iii r;Vht esnec;aIfr .rbsro sisoe..,
IN question-and that the higher yirtues ri
inferred, e.en in the absence Of evidence. No
! mau can do injustice with impuuity. lie may
ntsufter in worldly condition, but Ia must sui.
| fer in bis own nature. And the very uncon-
scioasness in s'hich be lives a:gravates the un-
happy Influence. Nor can familiarity with
| the scenes OF slavery fail to exert hardening
lhuaehce. .....
persnns become accustomed to scenes Of hru.
fal'fr, tn they witness them With indifference.
Hoga!tn, that master Of human nature, has por-
trayed this tendency in his picture Of q dissec.
lion ut q nedica! college, where the president
! iua'ntalns tue dignity Of insensbi'ity over q
corpse, Which be regards simply as the object
Of i lecture. And Horace Wslpole. who ad-
! nred tue satire Of this picture, finds in it an
| illustration OF the truth that tIhe legal hab.
| i!ude OF viewing shocking eeeoes harjena the
human mind. and renders it unfceling." Ana
| this simple truth, ia it's most general appl1ca-
lion, Illustrates the condition of The slave mas
ter. How can be show sens!bility for The cam,
mon rights Of fellow citizens, WIN sacrifices
daily the most sacred rights Of others, merely
to SECURE labor te1thout toagts. With hih false
T STANDARD is necessarily established, bringing
| with it u b!unted moral sense, and clouded per.
ceptlons, so that when he does something in.
| ir1nslcallg narnarous or mean, he does not
blush 10 n0d IT 1aue.
uAnBAuors INFLUENCES II SOCIAL LIFE.
11s,. o..,;, r c,,,e.-.u ss.a;,a r,,o
.,a - ~. ;atat,as. %s,s;, - a.s!s. 1ne ssn'
~ " auS H. ta.,; ;nuahs %i!n .oe ieaso1
h. no tssti,,.nv or nned ,,en ~ a
.5t,n, f,,,r.. i;nta5 sr;,h M, =, g. ~ y. ~.
e.e II ii 80. -. go ~ a..a3 " u1es!h
.us1s, :" -. tnJse t.'sa1 sn'ploy- <tuu ahs.'
au,ne;,.r 80 .,a 1,ant.,; ~. innoeuGs
| ue1iuutas " tae p'AI'ooa' M!uses itst!'
thtoa a9auut soe'et3 snleEs lnto otucia4 coGdnct
anu s.sa anuu.s la.o Gonessss, "heIe tof
1on LILY hsi !. nas nas ,e domination
IN ~ saai. .t Io' +: opsuc tAtn enaPnr. ..
! bat taefc ~ one 1faGnt1ul circumstances, un.
niIppm, VI mqtsn' ts ussu.renee, "alca pro-
s1ho ~ I.sy soe .uas ~ ~ 'ae soclat sys
| ZEN a1ea " a'a'f'y tnat small De pardoned
ttI aaauss H. ae.ea @ u roasting slases olIEs
r. ~ a1,ar w. Witt ai1 s-;a1 9a,y leesn.. ~
ln's ~ ~ ias- - ~ ~ f.ss - - .ue
by q law,ess crowd. suddenly assembled whc
in this way make themselves The ministers OF u
| cruel vengeance. This barblrisrn, which seems
sf.rarr ov waIt ro,ar ne ~, ,.;h h,,.,,;;a... ~"
1rgen - rsa"t that Il 10. of-ai,. hn..
na,nc"s ,,v ~. co,'nsr .a1n1.d IT, ,Sa3 oeea te.
csn,rsn will frr;n1 ia nru",;; o.o,ns. y, uue
S,uea ".s - :. 'ns p'essns eentat!
nu.s .1s 49,, ~ I uestiea anone OUT
a'a' 's ,i,,. aas,. W a. u% " uur sas
n s.ase - ~. f. ~, uea w. ouu W.
t.. I.ha o =. ... N.aue. ness =, W,
snch fs,ri,i i,s};nc,,sas cu s H. lessats "l.u
xd;,9 ;nf,snea ~ s1nrar.. w II;
..tnn hos,;ls tn Iax ;1slf hr siE,e ~ ~ @h,a s
II nrrtrnds IN i've. inst,;n1 ~ bu.,",,,,s -. ",
.,orting IN dccencr ,n,3 nft.,. ;,.a tiass ~ "A
r:rh,s. 7orms or obseryanees in the 1no;nta u, IT,.
rance of i,s wicked nower' - '"' o'N'n'e
~ nm rnt hr nn;rst ~ s,.vc.u.o+srs So,,x
.y,ere are. IRE Know. IF bannr natnTcs nncorrn''s s
t.,: hv sho nosscs,;s,n Of tr1a1n;c,i 1.wsr tstc
a1J in privatc virtues em,,late The r-aces n
c;rit;zat;on. bnt the eood in these ca1sa comes o
fam The masters. i,otw;,bstand;nr s,arerv
| tr5 Eos;Jas thare orn tha s.-aot a55,t',,',. = -
he Ea,ters ~ The Henub;c vho 1oos,n'! sa,r :"
nnon sorcTr md 1e.a1dnr Il n. ~, ,,r;t ,rs,n
| siyrd from ;ts contsm,naf5on' ~, '1l ,bese
rsndar hearfs,t homaca nut tba;. r;rt,,as es,,
not save from coademnstion lhe @ nt;ai sron @
uh;ch now eInosc. ~97~A''4' "A0~t
'as,a ... Observation-Disclosures.
| FoI17icA1 Asi.e1s AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Such, tellow-eliizens. Is slaEerg Is it appears
in its law, and also in its influence on soeiety
bad as it il, i: it modestly Kept at home-if il
did not stalk into The national Jurisdiction, nne
en;ar into ahe National Gpverumept, titlin th'
reach ef cur Q .te1, should not summon ; Oft OF
this occasion to unite against it; for whatere1
may be the pron,plings Of sympathy and O
godlise philanthrophy, nothing Is clearer thar