New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-09
THE ABSORBING SUBJECT.
ORR SLAVE STATES.


Of States social and Political ard especially the
workings and sssi q he intiqi9a @ Of f. s1yrr nyTgn
Author of Wake and Talks Of American Farmer In En-
JOURNEY IN THE sEABoARD SLAVE STATES.
ERSI joGIRSER&g e e. fnsoGdm fiais E5ii' TExas.
AJouRSE9 leES n n RE ri fi,if BIck COUNTRY
tn. volume EnS a: paBB,h.d tIiSs so$Tc!n, b important
series and fonihng the f reliable aud interesting IN
i0sa a. 81 Il ranpne ppo" hi. oSio1 oo nDoD Tho Slavery
qneson problem .eq asa Ps'm m 80, 'o,lo ls to0s 10
rapge decidedly higher than has ever he'd be!oe-lNoh
10 more nporant contributions to cotemporary American
cededit Todcns question Of slavery without pession
or even 'ennent seemed an mpo'siity st Mr. Qlg.ltd
hes hoVn thot Il be and having theory 10 b0eT
hiss eont'e 10 tell us wra. be sav aud not what be e 20
QUALIFICATIONS as traveller axe - remarkable that can.
rthep wishing he would make journey through N,w I'm;
gland, and make thoroughly acqlabted With its internal
condition ought to be ~ Atlantic Monthly
A prsccsl farmer himself b, tnJws how TO judge accu-
ratey OF ne resources Of the district. whch he Waited Ap-
Parny free fr'm anything which would bias hi judgment we
N, us Mr. 80, ba~c g-c,,sr cbaru than those
Of Bay ord Isy'Or '-iNe"baryport Herald.
no de'cIues scene. and events 50 ipbcsy though 30
imply At you seem to yourself ~ yon rad 70 almost an
eyewt " Of m hat he elStea lhe book On this eeoun. he
glance at single pase w feel an aos; Irresistible impulse to
reed the whole"-l lAu,lSlsyery Standard
Unique ia character and yaluc pfpsen;nzwith all the IN
eres Of Immense variety Of facts lnsecesible
elsewhere and shedding sh upon the actual ~ak ef
well the slave than be found elsewhere within
knowledge ~ lCongp gatiouaist.
se,ihe 'h'eVsd Gnd delightful writer, and we
greatly admire his bOok"N ilBinF,on (Del Enquirer.
Admirable and unequaled booksF-l New ora Times.
AMERIcAN SLAVERY DISTINGUISHED FROM THE
SLAVERY OF ENGLISH THEORISTS, AND JUsrl-
flED BY rHE LAW or NATURE.
by SAsUKL SBtHUIY ID. ID.
AuthoT OF Dicourtes Supes Obligation Of Con-
science 6c.
vol, l2nIU LOlh Price -.
The author the Preface; My aim IL 10 help n with
draw from u l. coDt-nyrrsy ft be possible s moral
lgiou and ocs element that thu- Slavery, where Il / made
al g-atop may discussed sud disposed of
on merely ecoHo ric, and political grounds"
1h. Ngf orb Courier says " Or Seabury IL ofhe most
eminent Episcopal cl,Tgym,n IN NewNoik Of ml'ure
ard grra, erUdition Ie il etnincntly lJl,
headed and ogcs rcsonr and hcI, murh IN biz volume
that may be PrShaby saded by bo sides o! the S, ques
tiYnn
Eyen Tho NewYorl Independent admit. that THE work is
learned IN it, texture usrnions u IT. plan original 10 ~ Ws1
mcuts though very nauisy drces 10 be apd-ciVu' la
IT, assumptions and conclusions ana o emerald gechLcs IN
the authors eert gnofance th no mate h facts In toe
witch he undertake. 10 di.cpsE" The lndCI eudru
mrnds mis- work all who desire defense O fmgan
slavery ingenious and lcalcd than they capable
u makius'
The b1os IS a otlesr fog and able deuson, and It pro
f0undy enters toto the primitive ell the driyave
Of society ngd Government New lork EIpr.s-.
PuDhsled by MASON BROTHERS,
Nos snd Mercer It, Ne S.Iofk