The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06

Next CONCERNING the slavery question what
p"s'cy VIII the government pursue i'm South
Cisolina ans Georgia! Doubtless such slaves
as may seek tile rcfage of our camps will be
employed, as At Fortress Monroe, i1the cmpacity
Of public labcrers. Bat the score, Of this ei-
gandc rebellion suggests broader and more
comprehensive line Of action Whatever else
has been or may be done, it is evident tina, this
rebellion has given the death blow to slavery
in tie border slave States. They ayasloryhne
off the institution in both directions the Worth
ward IN fugitive slaves, and to the southwark
in the removal ei slayes to the cotton States
Do Uhat we may to restore The CID order of
things, henceforward free white labor, in con-
sequence of this war, will have received an
impalse in the border slave States Euder which
slavery will soon be crowded out; because the
climate and the products of thoss, States are
best adapted to free white labor, Ind because
Of the overwhelming and sta increasing
pressure southwark of our free white labor.
Slavery in the cotton States, however, is an
Indispensable institution social and economical.
We can neither abolish it there ay war, nor by
the British system Of government purchase,
without reducing our cotton States to the con-
dition of Hayti or Jamaica Rut we may make
it serve our purposes in this war by another
method, more consistent with State rights and
the rights of Southern slavery under our
federal constitution than by any plan Of eman-
cipati0n. We may forfeit the slave property
which our armies may seize belonging to rebels
and traitors and turn it over to loyal Southern
men as the reward for their adhesion to the
Union cause or let il be proclaimed that with
| the suppression of this rebellion the slaves Of
every convicted rebel and traitor will be for
| feitcd, and that the mass thus falling into the
possession OF the government will be distributed
/ among the loyal men and non Shareholders OF
III" South. and we NAV nA-h.A 80; cra,,e
oanero, st,mnedo ~ tho ron1o,a,oho,dors f.om
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