The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24
THE NEW YORK sun.
TWENpAY MORNING, APRIL n, lso2.



The New York City Press.
The WORLD presents the following views OF
colonization and emancipation in a valuable ar
,i,i' on tic-e pressing TOPICS:
! -Four tvpuMio is to be- pcrI~tuat,d, this negro
'pur...uu l.. got to he met anl every true pa
uiu' viii l1,c IL hI- nos, scricas attention. We
Uuy" reHgn,, the cri,s .. period vhcn TIE people
/ mus, D'-u to settle upon sorv j.tr tie purpose.
/ |, 20 will iu, ,h,t Nc aoc ,.io 'u,.b,tiOus hat
r. ut Il,o,I t,,u. ,s,. llt uttrs,i, .i thr
'.v.. 'Jn, AMI tNt' i' i Iu.tiaaut utll-!yiurd
/ 'olicy on the SUBJECT; ouo ,tiiucr.iy wi-,, tou
AMI Ell ctual It Is the roli,, oi .rp.r, ,.i,i.n
and colonization. But th..e o.. th" ..,r,v.. .H
O, rtiuu To colonization, that 30 :. iuIv.,d. l' ..
! Now how stands the actual fact
Surprising System were instituted uu.'r
which every slave boy on arriving at the axe ui
J tWcuty y-unc, and ever, slave girl on arriving az
h" age OF eighteen, should I've crloui1ci broad.
if. srNcs, at those ages, If properly trained he
| .ur''.u 7, would bc perfectly aulc to take care
Il themselves, and rru.pcr in any part o the
, world where tropical PRO 'uyts grow. II
! would hc no greater hardship for them to hc
/ separated from the place Of thcir hirh thai
. u has been for tho hundred. ot chou ands vt
. yuuug m.u and Young women who have ctui-
grated To- Uut shores tu.u lurupc, here to
l commence urw Uucet or even tor the ~, me
classes IN New England to SIX new homes
Z thousands %. miles away In our western WIlis
| Well, how many slaves are there In the country
OF these aAcsI We ccIu get at It only arrtoNi-
. uatelN. The entire uumhtT nov ct male sltNC~
| ui twruty-uuc and uf female slaves
Of eighteen must hc about niucty-ii,c thousand.
NV what ~uc man can pretend that the an
mud deportation ut that number /, nm impussi-
hillv, in the face oi th" fact that for years, ~ is
shown hy Official tables, the annual emigration
from Europe To the United States was over three
hunlryd thousand. The Great Eastern stclm-
ship alone, wh'ch can carry 10000 such pas,cn-
gers at "a trip, could with uu extra effort what
ever, convey away the entire ninety five thou
sand each year What would he the
result Plainly this: A'ar eighteen
years, when the youngest slave trullr.
now born would reach the spc,icd age,
there would hc a rapid diniuu,iou Ut the nump
,u lee dcpOrtcl, hv reason Cf the irwrr American
hit'hs, IN consequence ot thr reduction ui the
slave population. The necessary en-. ;rl,,"u
would diminish at the rate Of three ur four thuu-
sand annually. 4 little reflection will show
any en-" that tr,nii Ere 0r hr,Hiy 1r y,1rs
from the time such system was adopted, would
put IN end io all slave birth, whatever The
children would bc born In another llnl and irc,'
Were such plan to lso into effect IN lsNJ l,lutc
/ lSHu the last slave in this Republic would have
been born and slavery itscli would disappear, Hs
those slaves dici on who briug over the ages
-pc'ihcd, remained in the country.
The TWRrNr argues that a, the decision ol
the President TO retain General Mcclellan in
command at Yorktown has been Hcpuicsccd IN
Iy those who oppn,cd il from "A rrinciplr of low.
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the cncihir, "i hrn'raI Fremont, Who has been
appointed hy the sumo authority to an active
command, and make people overlook his past
nlund,r, ior the s.ke Of hi, future succ's-cs.
4 correspondent from Yorktown writes, April
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