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

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o.yutry . have free labor for then here wsuA
be sues thing ~ THO JoAa Brown isvssIoa, nor asy
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them BE said that tho msrAl revussnsa bssua o. tns
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ps travelled Ssps..S he As.ss.ac' s.S s,pear,i !,
scossod whence the sprays of the terrbe essqaea %
nS Suthres, and others travelled back like rsis. ans
nM vi soorohng effect on tho dunno dogs thns have
never parked except Of savesy He thee veaS
On 70 consider the proposition Of removing the negroes
o1 me South, and said that this was - idea whAca
owa oe productive OF nothing but failure The n".''S
VII never be removed from the South caAnos DO d0ae.
40 orns out ono million OF oood@ea k<ypt 70
oe oevfed to remove the four millions from the South
We numoer would be doubled. But such q removal
Gu never ake place. II has been accomplished
tue history OF the world. and viii never be. Tae 90
Iuun OF the whole difficulty s simple and easy. the
SCUM could never DO without this class asd OF
could never cultivate their fields nor deveope their
RESOURCES without them. But what must he done Is
Keep them a. servauts In obedience The Injunction Of
!oe apostle Paul, and give them what just and equal
we'll q any other Iaborers aad a. regularly,
with this difference, that where We now havs
anarchy and bOodsed .ad adultery, then and evory ev
We WIN nave peace and love and he pr0ag OF
principles Of christianity Then tho wealth Of the Nora
and soatA would be doubled. II there be contract for
recognize th clear cnmmsnd Of the Word Of God NAV
well DO compared TO that miserable King Of Judes who
TOOK the price OF mans aber without Recommending hi
and who was eventually condemned 10 be hurlea from
hs proud position and his carried beyoad
me gates OF Jerusalem TO DO be buried with
IN 49, Those who dared 70 Get their faces this
godlike principle OF giving unto tho Iaborer that
which ID just and equal, are setting up
God The reasoning Of the South, order 70 evSde this
direct and unc0mpromsiug truth v very specoes and
upavang Thus they say that the negroes, whom they
keep In the South in al the relations OF domestic In
teroouree, would not be tolerated they fee
and women. So long they hold these unfortunate
beings slaves without anysneoesssy being 'orced
them TO pay them wages they would keep them and do
end them sgsns. liberty at every risk But frce pee
pie they could NOT tolerate them. This TAR a.
their IL jusuce went He had recently had q con
ve,eation with the wife OF Northern Clergyman, very
that they would endure the negroes freedom In
the South but would prefer to send them back Africa
BIT where did they come from asked DR. Cheevey.
These people for the most part, Africa They
native born Americans and you can send them back
to place whence they came. Besides, many OF
them have large quantities Of European blood in their
veins, and such entitled TO the Consideration
parents. 1hm the theme TO he considered
avery cannot much longer be ma ntsned 10 thus land
aud yet the South must keep the negroes In free
to labor for them He will work for hs cheer
,u,iy or money, and he si have interest az
fiction for hs employer who finds him employ meut by
there will be no Iears Of revolution nor Of blood
sbed and the blessed epirit OF Christianity will be TIT
upIhnnt DR.. Cheever's DISCOURSE OF which this "a
brei outline, occupied in its delivery no hours.
On sunday next he purposes deal with the question
it Affects the churches.