New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-13

lvol. l2mo. 80 paseL
Contpius an extraordinary truthful picture Of the on
r, social .yem Of the South describing the domestic life
of the rich planters the small planters and the white ''n
and depicting sc.us the a-ge and small Plantations
Ata period he whole country Is just eegnnips TO
se.ize the deadly irtits Of that unn,uls .,I ~.
don burI.,ous sraors uaiior sud Is deepening US ~
he bl.cses horror. Of wGT at sGeh nme as tnis ue ~
dee. al tire hidden springs ia that vile plot q human bond
eye ard sae which has urei the whole south into den VI
thieves bsrhs isns, u lrsOrous cuttufost-.
"Among the Pines is ain nnva.n'h@d m''Yiy OF
bushes. visi, 70 plantation IN North sso
thar hose Uncle Toms Cabin" i Is Impossible 10 read
AZ ,i,bopt feeling tha, tie au hor rel d facsnot
only as he them, but be par cipsed IN them Toe
,,l- Of The BOOK vigorous ard prac ca uisfhs 10
professions to rhetorical polish nor laying claims TO ee
b, what consider in what terms be shat e1.
press himself. ard the consequence Is thet s sentences are
bke of earnestly talking 70 U.s. and ne seeues ne
d. pic,s all the vvl soc'ne.s Of oea1nhtd Pat re-
Col s. the proud passionate ano nnl.lhch iee l.l .
Madam P. hi m!ress and llre; scgto the rep e'en'a
hive chael suo Move TIE o,ua. 1nS 'SgaT'yS a.
mode Of speech priucplea and actions That Is
in one of the Southern S,ses iu all Of them
ana North Carolina is perhaps sbout the finest exsnre OF
son and covert Union ,inen,h could be ,eecird Al,
The reader peluses th which includes something o. all
dos. not Il d hiI,e 70 nvinsed these things;
tr.e Ina, tie utter ersrsdation Of soul ssd na oG
Aeii at OH tine tTessan any form OF mora or civil law
and ca naturally in afGed oPposnoni 70 tie Govern
Seendlv III there in the South lIed Uoion .en'i-
No., bsvg among all the ayehold whites,
I'M bs "a IDS in the res ion 10 the Scesion inc
ME ,ha, Capital there, and cannot ASSET ii'e
That Is. .sves fully understand the character and
d 81 the present AID wait nut to know thAt he Gov
eminent heartily with them before they se N scueta II
sarreeion all tn Souh and once make ifeemen OF
themseve. and victer. Of the UniSn army
enforcing CONVICTIONS ana heTe " 10 sane Sy oi 'HA
to concerted organization Of the blacks FOR the in
Of the fret oppo tuiy Of general uprising mat
Tbe ise organisation exiting not positively known
tor the sck more 'uo'l. ara ray u ~ a. yhs tanj
whom posed ward OF the impending 0o~ oy soe
system u gradual ensc2sloni,e ant 81 o.'.n Sh"iiea
will plc aud keep down the slave These prt-os no"
ever are small min , and possess no political power
end me .n.nng bBdy Oh to eatssopAe which II
by the action Of our boven nt ~ make me
San Domingo and the French Revolution gro" ale
say Re so,i Of for with /, re... the
apou,iblity What the black wants IL feedom Give Lin
that, he will have incentive to nsunecon II Eoao-
paiion ia procined at the head Of armies Ema cps
Nm orsll-c'nh.caon for me 'ave. OF ht'e mi'n,s-
tion the slaves Of To- cie1s the blacks vi" u-h 70
the aid OF troops the avensug angel will Pas he
ZONES Of the many uue and oys Lea wbo are m ei At the
South and the thu oerbot OF this war VIII ali only where
thy should on beads If iis blood stat ed authors II
this i. daae have down tue ~ t.. slsn
have blacks and sfer have waded eedeep
but wb thu Sputh de.oted by Ire sord the North i'm
he'd loaded down Vito evera.ng oeb, and
soo,o 81 lie civilized word
avery very bones marrow and lie blood Of this
behoD be clush,d iii hsv- destroy FL that
occurred If hi cradle peace patched up
ans dive freedom o r cCouiry for ever In The nature
Of ching. it cannot exi III tbs sane hsIphsre win liberty
Then let man who loves bi' eoun' dsfrne that #
chs need. last Ter twenty yea shall ed
emil this root of ell our political evs Is weeded out for
Tue social sys including such relation. those
EVERYDAY woI,as' Is WI calculated 10 breed s4'on and
plan RS mistress the slave his owners SOD toe der
traitor TO h' country ang th- 1--we ohy waiting al oppor
whole " Inc uiion' in its nstura stages.
Among the Pnes" originally appeared In ore OF the
sins- serial bat s oow Issued az cteap book form "
there be sHy loyal ia the county who still doubt what
suent should sssog hea, let them tn.
they will .ooD arrive a. definite opinion
should ts1sh every sensible oil tia /, told
sboye those whose mind. bgoted by Old
their before they believe H. lie existence And
then the er to slut Their and swear mat they
OF Msdsw p. the mistress Of the "ckiyalrous"
planter, have the following 'igufcsat account:
snia BY woman. She BON slave bu, was
c.edgd a. her tueS' cila AID reared ia bis fmy
hsr ia her died aud his este proving nsOsen be land snd
nesroe- brought under tho hsnner His dalgh,er
neyr having been msuumtted wa iv~ntoriud snI sold
With the other property Tie Colonel then Just II and
youag Of booght her. and her resi-
aesce Of bis mother 10 Chafloston goye'nes. pro
vded io h'r nd ster~ad sb" was taken TO
tn Moth to De educated There frequently visited
By tue Colonei aud when fifteen her condition bee 4ne
such ths shc ~as obliged 10 return home tie nyey-d her
TO tie plantation, where her son David soon alter
Dom, Aunt Lucy officiating the When the
cuiu "as Two year, on leaving IA chsge VI the aged
pess she accom- panied the Colo EDfOpe where they
r~nalnei ior year oubeq1-n passed. another
n NoIehern Seminary and returning the no
stead, Was ouy Installed 10 its mistress since
presio-d over its domestic Affairs She Aud good
10 he Ltgoes who were gfeauy attached
Of the Coonep wealth was due TO her excellent
or tne plantation.
Elk year. alter the birth Of young Massa payyp the
Colonel uried HE Tsseht wife tbst I'D, having ia know
edge Of HE rft-hsnded elton with Madam
conseutirg thst the Dond-wOusn" should remain Oh the
plan alton it, mistress Ihe legitimate vile resided
tng OF The pear la Charleston, a. the
Of hsf visits plantation year. before, her
dsngbLef Miss Csfa and wnhin week,
rsOf Madam Clara - pes-nied tue Colonei With
sonth~ Lad 0ornas OF whom have ,pOksn A. the
IA. lden also their brL, bat hey
had oeen nsnuuIted By theT father Ono Of them was
oeDg sddeej IT, Oernany; aid vac intended that b0n
snoud pesd their lives la that county, the faint ia their
blood beng ,bl. bar their acquiring social
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