New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-11

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OUR SLAVE STATES.
series Of three volumes presenting the result of travels un
Of these States social and political and especially the
workings and s'qts Of The qqT8 % Of segsE SSTEp
Author of Weks aud Talks Of American Farmer IN En-
s~XIuJ sX JOURNEY IN THE sEABoARD SLAVE STATES.
i.RS' JSf'aaEg9 s e. TTiHaBotGH TialR H' ffEX1s.
AJouRSR9 RiS2RIi n n PIE Ri fb,SS bScH COUNTRY
limo, ig2 PIP. Price 81 ~ -, ,-..,,
.ee and thc c 6 reliable ard interesting in,
forn ati sttajusble upon this subject - A., s,.vo,v
To all those persons therefore who look upon the s1ve
question problem requiring practical solution hl' ooot
stepping stone which Will ny li 70
range decidedly higher than has ever held oeoelNOn
No more pOIant contributions to cotemE0raIy American
odscus, question slavery withou; passion
or even sentiment seemed an impoibihy; yet Mr. Olmsed
hiss that be me and having no theory 70 oo
hs cou, tell US what be and not what he went 10
s4e-the rsrcst achievement among travellers MI Oin
steds qualifications remarkable that we can
not help wishing be would make journey through Nt"bn
oSHn ssnS sad :, 1ste YAK oGsb Hs Is to boz HGe Monhy
practical farmer himself he knows how to judge seen
rstey Of the resources the districts which he visited Ap
psey free fom anything which would bias his Judgment We
belle, Of his statements has ever been Questioned
Of BSyaid BG Gi "a Gt.,r Ne%bafyPort Herald
describes and events graphically though 30
simply yourself read ~ be almost All
eyewi ess Of all he relates The book this account has
All The chaIm of novel and any who permits bis eye -
glance al single page will feel an almost irresistible impulse to
Teao the whole Auti>layery STANDARD
Unidue in character and value prcsenhnFwNh an th' m
tereg immenEe variety OF facts insccc'lb,
Sewhere aud shedding light upon the actual "ofE 60 81
the .aye sy. upon the aud upon the community a.
well a. OIL than be found eisewEcfe within our
knowledge - CongTegsiouaist. ~
sensible shtewd man and a delightful writer and we
greatly edniife his book W ilmington tDel EhquiTer
n" Admirable and unequaled books"-l New York Times
AMERICAN SLAVERY DISTINGUISHED FROM THE
SLAVERY OF ENGLISH THEORISTS, AND JUsII-
FLED BY THE LAW or NATURE.
BY SAMUEL SBABUEY, D. ID. 80
Author Of "Dcou,es the Supremacy and Obligation Of Con.
science" &c.
vol. l2no. Cloth Price 81
The author the Preface: My aim Is 20 help 20 with
draw from this yexed controversy f be possible is moral re-
ou and social element that thus Slavery where made an
Nation legislation be discussed and disposed Of
on merely economical aud political grounds
tn, Courier Or SeEbury one Of the most
eminent Episcopal clcIgymen In Newlok man OF ma'uTe
wears and great eruditou He i, eninenuJ cool,
clear headed and logical reaonr and there much his volume
that may prohaby studied by both sides Of the great que
ton" , ,,, .
Even The New Independent admits that 1.-THE work b
learned Its IN ts original 10 its
ents though naturally declares IL TO be audscous In
he suhor evident ignorance the most material facts in the
case which he undertakes dcu The independent
repds this work ali who desire defense Of American
slavery ingenious and learned than they capable
ofmsknE"
The book T. ful ofearnng and able dscustoh and pro
foundy enters iuo the primitive well sthe deeAVe powers
Of Society and Government New. OH Express.
Pub!ishedby MASON BROTHERS
Nos. and Mercer st., New York.