Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-30
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The Philadelphia hGg'rfr recently po' '0r'a Two ''l-
-, articles. which mus; be regarded as rejecting with
s-sised d,inctress views that may be termed south
- T6sy relate 90 the Great Controversy their IL
t-,hoet negro slavery and tic negro race aad moth
;,, b., sore opposite % the s.creo'yped hsrlugues
Oh, .s, r.iic. Republicans ard Abol.nonists upon the
anne su-,c, Tue following, near the close OF the frs;
....i.i. will show It's tone and general sentiment;
We infer that as the temperature and natural products
r the Southern States and Territories appropriate theh
Africa, hbos, &c cannot De excluded eXe'p' at the
xs.use of dep-uIIiug or sraAfis toen nearly worm
i n, tbe worlds uses The destiny o. those regions
;,.4ss Che certainty chat Oh r industries must euPoy
s- men Of .roriesl origin No anti slavery interference
,-...,. Il. b result ..t {. So tCctricC OF prac
tct5 o. and expgieucy oro'5 all mt riererce Intend
81 to disturb the natural tendency o. t.iugs
This exhibits common sense most uncommon thing
nth the mas, Of those who have been for years saying
-.r.s ,tor, what .hcy know little Il is evident
s, rbt "a breaking 10 upon the minds Of The more IN
tr. ut classes Of aut-slyery men. They are besia-
nine N see that hitherto they have beer looking az only
s fi. Of die rictg-e and have completely filled 10
,.-r,,,s Justly IT'S true c1.u-e. Gradually, many Of
ts t,;ac broader and more comprehensive ground,
ami r,o At ,he subj Ct FROM different standpoint, and
t.rs-qh vision considerably clearer than they hay
fs-s-ofrs manifested The South side view which has
of presented 10 enc WI "a - ''N 70
ss, men in that par; of the country is o1saaiog %
ten. Wien Republican papers put forth Sala ssn--
en.s as the above extract contains, "e may i"ry con-
e,1ie tha. a reaction has taken pl.ce
,,be L,e.frer, second article Was designed to show
aha. negroes flourish in state OF slavery and that the
s f te Southern States have made such progress as
negroes in 10 other country ever did that they have
inte I'm fac. L h, progress their natures are capable oil
,ulkry. Read Jac icn)siu- ,gc.aeaat cNr.c1 aud re
collect that d, comes from leading Republican paper IA
Philadelphia.
Ta,y ,r5ulrd flourish IN bondage as no ether PeoFl'
ever dt Sofr as they are concerned their colao2 la
fSscouuty hls not yc, hiudJseiauy pogr which they
are rsr.e Of On D.hoUey or Asa4utce their prospects
would os darker ,hl9 in oGr Cotton State In twenty
. ,.rtss, thew have not much advanced ta.ir io'
tils or hope i1 Africa bon ono hundred years I,'e-
Amorr us ta,y are grow -s Stronger every day Tor neg.
,- .5r, is i their future 10 De achieved or attained
They have not b.eU dragged down from hisltT cone
.5ls aud hopes og. Sse pas under instruction ana -'
t5il, GOSH must prepare t-rm Tor tAef measure o.
pfosr--- lerrt.t.r-
TIE a,sia Eaar. CT OBJ. is that slavery las e'ra,st
on, r,,, sstfse, 90 # ia tts Southern sa'es-e pso7o
-,. ..r every intelligent rlln, Who IS rot blinded by
,-,.l..s and who IS acquainted with ,be facts, knows
o.. --r,. Tie Aboliaoa.,s have r4-.ei much chat
y have ct JAS, pll people TO tli-Are. aud Che co1s
..,.1-s IS she appearances among them Of an uuus,aa
be reaction.
Bl. ibis reaction has come too Lte' The Iernc.ou-
isesrc, of .ae ar.-s'ayo-y crusade las lid is gg-
...s ana inevitable elect and vc behold its fruit ~
dam .-ae-ei E.ru5E. wy dt ul. such Northern Ua-
9,rsas the I,fsr, vh,c during ,le past four Yeas
aev witnessed CHE g.oFps strength G. ar intensely hos
lie fee, 10 tae, section towards the South, open their
ewes to- the uu, state G, Old great question Of Agitation