New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. JUNE 5, 1861.

Georgia and a moderate and sensible man, ne sense
and moderation 20 nowadays The honorable gentle
man, speaking at Atlantis, was eloquent on the
superiority of a society which aboncoDs productive
industry az q dishonorng occupation 10 another suou-
gated race ave have of the incentives TO riots
and violence that the people of other nations have
shall never have any bread riots nor auper moo Vo
enee Such will never disturb or disgrace TINS
country. We have no Jauper population, and no ~,
friOr classes among u.s. This stratum, which 10 found
in soietyin all other countries, is filed by our negroes
who not degraded, but elevated, by beng assigned
that position, and who are compelled TO work aud
maintain Themselves from being pauleTs whether Tue!
will or not"
mus relieved from the necessity Of toll the Soutn-
erners are TO show the world what the AnglosaAtvn
race Is capable Of becoming "Our prospects lci Tue
future are great. We shall be benefit TO all the
nations OF the earth and be ourselves The radical
element, which hurg weight 70 impede our
progress we have cut of AID left We shall have the
greatest improvement of race and constitute the
most elegant society on earth. We shall Lave society
that will charm the world by its o,egance--all our
white population educated and intelligent, with peace
aud plenty smiling over our happy land" And all
this glory and bliss will be due to Slavery protected
and developed under the new Constitution. The
results to humanity Of course, will be propoTtionatey
great. Such grand spectacle must tell upon the
outer world. SO Mr.. Hill proceeds:
Slavery right and If left to It's own course the world VII
duration il b.t o: human want Slavery will utimsey be its
logic to the mind s own power IN the esIth ana ~
wars or commotons but it will Our example our
progress and good government will cary conVc4n 10 we
whole world live years will not have rolled around Dtoie e
Northern ueope will for Slavery 20 90 TO the
line # by they could back into the Union hey 90 os
this Let by exspie Du'h away
the clouds of isnoTance which nov 10 oeog them a,
Now, all this is simple and coherent nough as tne-
ory Ii canuot lie carried nut for compulsory LABOR Is
not and cannot become sufficiently productive 10 cup
ply for all the white in the society where pre-
walls those wants which modern civilization inspires
And if it could be done aiighted ChristeDdom would
rccO | with horror before the spectacle OF ntale
founded on principles essentially Pagan. But a.
scheme it il inegible to transparency, and 1t is lar
e,s astonishing that it should bo proclaimed IN Tue
Slave States than that anybody reared amid instilu
tons of popular freedom should hail lis proclamers es
champions of liberty. When We read that the Seced
ers Of to-day but carrying out the principles OF
Washington, Jefferson and Patrick Henry, the ezpla
nation is at hand, that man may invoke those veDer
able names without knowing very accurately what
those who bore them thought about Slavery. But En
gismen who do not write tell, without the aid OF
Pinnock the difference between liberty and arrogant
awlessness and ak fiends in the Free States
Of America not TO believe that because their struggle
is here aud there mIepresented for party purpose. IN
England tie English people do not thoroughly under
stand the nature OF the contest In which they are en-
gagged.