New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
eenus. We Do not therefore, complain Of injustice.
hut simply warn readers from buying and pu,s,nS
iuto the hands Of the young such book. Let n.

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Let. Out Of one hundred and nine names there -.
only i've Southern ouee. %. Half Of The Nortls..
men quoted are, or have been, Abvllionists. ID. M.
quotations i.0ni their works consst OF tie b,tsrs.s
aDi-Siavery speeches, essays aud poems. ih. In
Ms sketches Of the lives of the write O. TIE edc,
ouits no o, pornlity 10 display lis Ignorance ana
hale o. no. III any one thinks IL worth while to YER.
iy tbee ststements be do 20 BY referring 10 liz
shet lee OF the live and ext acts from the wiugc
OF Albert Bames, Chshiinp BRYANT, Chesver, Mrs.
Child, &C. W. Curt :, Dr. Franklin, ilildrtb, Jea.r.
con- l.ougellow, Lowell, Mr.. SoTe, Charles sun.
ner Nayiand Whittier, and many otleis of nienog
note. The title Oh he book might very well be
cha.ee TO ~ Compendium OF Aboiiti0Dism,' and
II may he truly called tie most select book Of the
Klnd eXtant IL doe nOt throw open tsela sic pages
10 the vulgar slang Of Congres AbJiltionisa
Loycioy Ind Gidoir g., Wade and Hale, find no en-.
trance mere, but there gathered lie chocest NOR.
cea4L III oratofy, poetry and diyi1iy. 10 fact, We
Lave ia it he very creme Gs IL creme Of auSlayery
"l'hat sucl TOOK sc this can circulate in ~
South is, Of course impossible But there are nav
III err ieas open in their teachings, and therefore,
NOR % be dreaded.
4" Toe qneenon aFis-s Can we supply tie want
vi ich will ,hus lie created z We Gao, bot We an
s0Iy 10 add an i. W ear supply t1e book, ytos
.oaih.ru yeople viii bay them. there never Lac
beer q time, IN the hast twenty-five years, wden
Soul ~ publishers havc not been rsady and wiling
10 r,ilish books by Southern author, II there dad
l.eu reasonable prubabili that Southern leops
would buy them. TIE expert nee 81 Nirgibis
autlors aud publishers OF school looks, has not We
Imagine, cen very encouraging. Bat - n teAus
,hoes ilut have & en published are devoid Of men.
Surely, Ills is not lie 20. Among those l1blishe
there are some confssrdy amoug The best. II not IN,
vsry JEST OF tier hiu1: e. e, lOunenay's Cal
cnbi.' lrozet's Alillmeiic,' 'EchOo,ers Descrip.
tive Geometry Dr.. Iiarr.son's works on Lair
md Greek Grammar, ) iitb's Algebr9,' &c. Az
q csc works are neither generally ior extensively
used ~ Nreia IL j. probable hat tley have proved
profitable neither 10 au;h.r u0r publ,her lie few
Virginia suthors that publish too well awsie Of
The trtGce that exits against everything Of SoGh.
Ell product on 10 conf tlslr works 10 oblivion BY
Issuing them from a hichnohd or Charleston press
They must receive The inWym0thr0i zoe Iarper o.
IA. Apnlrons 20 arrest be attention OF the southern
man: 10 the Richuond merchant buys The hanebes
ter oslaburgs, or the Savannah merchant the Geos.
aa st,le Ia New-Y York. la order 10 be ais 10 I'll
them NJ home.
These things oug't not 70 be 20; bat ~ they
will lie until tie Southern ieopie have remov d ffoa
their mnds tue impression That thelr ieiof-cfnens
can I,oduse nothing worthy OF Their acrepaa6e.
" len this shal occur sbsll sec school books Of
every po Issuing from tie Southern pTess--books AZ
Ina n. GOOD tor InrrOsts OF /, structiOn s thcse We
now usr and fee from the tslnt OF eornipiiOs.
Wolfe the links which bud our commercial, re.
laiou. and political union are suaoIiog asunder LEI
ms ,lfow of this de- rading dependence upon the
North. Ii we cannot write our own books, we an,
At least, reprint Enyli aud trunsaie each ones
aud thus stop artery Of our liie-blood, which
flows northward 10 nerve The arms and strengthen
the hearts Of our dsadLest fJes.
COMMERCE AND WAR
A mild article with this title contains title b
Interest Perhaps tie opening paragraph e worth
reproducing, as an illustration Of Southern style, anA
originality Of thought:
"Conmerce is one Of the most powerful agencie1
70 ciyilize the world aud advance the physica aud
moral well-nerg of mankind. Its essential cnalae-
ter,ie of intrinsic OH, iousness renders IL Q sccia,
institution OF the FIRST importance 70 civilization;
anc its dopendence on tie multitude for -ousg@
impaFts 70 IL the insiuuaiing qualities e. -nsd
tasre aud polite manners. IL thu, carries, 'asioa
To distant lands and remote Islands, and 20" COLI
nal es,ablisbnieits Tor the diffusion of .Jwledge
where ba bari.m once reigned in undisiurbed pcsA
aud savage iguOnnce revcled IL wild tfnedom--
of The beasts Of the impenetrabf oreeta
'rhe factor who Ia engaged 10 traffic, shc a.
changes the valuable products ot nature d indosN
try OF distant countries, IA the uost enrfgeuc MS
ionary on the high road TO civ iizatoD, ADD co0tros
utCe teBetclal influence 10 ospe we da'Y s.s~o'U
winch enshroud in dfeafy gloom tie mos eantld
,po,s of earth TAR more effective for good IN thA
Exercised by the spiritual hish pnosts {. seeiana
rivalry, and the phil.nthropic fathers of Christina
beueyolence."
BOOK REVIEW.
Mr.. Perry McDonough Collins Is go uptortunsts,
having written a book, rs to be reviewed By
DE Bow; the work 10 called "a Voyage Down tas
AMOR" &c., &c. The reviewer save:
"This work is tie production Of an in'eikg.r',
well-informed eeniense. We employ the tern
genti Imam to dIstif guifh him from that host Of
writer's Of travels and OF ic'ion who seem 10 be &C
tuated solely By petty national spite sud Jealousy
lev univsisal missnthr0py, or by de.ire % sprsi
the sensual, inilde and agrarsn doctrines Of lie
new sociailstic philosophy. Mr.. Collins Is a MAJ Il
sound COMMON sense aud OF social mOrali'y; Vhf
itnihropist. who tbiuks well Of naniiud, and wols
sne!ornte their condition by old, tried, aud aeca
toned lnes s-not by attempting to eSqsl uafTe,
and erecting haiinsieris aud UtoPias in rs st'sd
lie rHs,es Though Moscow, witnoui, BIKE boysTs
Ts,lor alling IN love with her founding aD.
uiial." In his who's book lie utters noi seai,
ment 70 disgust tho gentleman or the Chrisli.n-ane
Is saving gTea deal Tor bCos IN thes. dsuH
serse,ionai snd radical literature. The defects d
die work are, however. gross n d glsrng. lie
Travelled too rapidly adhered too closely To pnshe
r0ada aud p1bhc coageyances, 10 haye much iiMs %
opportunity for observation. And, insufficient .
were the materials which he collected, he hss errsc
a. -inned previously, ~ III author, IN no' Issag
tlG.e 20 arr Age, Giscst, genefah-t, 'Au SDi''s'
those materials.
- Ills trip down the Amoor was quite rs uonote
NOUS free from opportunities of observation oi sens
save the ryer) and void of n'idrn, as his sra'e y
land. An occasional upset OF his sleigh and GROUNDING
OF hi boat vera the only moving accdenisi by noVf
or field that befei bin. For eXamgl IL, on one oceN
sion a lore falls dead in the nsces, bat the ous,
horses did not remit th~r speed sod be wAs eraggea
op 10 the next sJarionhouse. over the Ice OF " n,'l
on which they were travelling. Our author ho1se'
In Mn iny enons suimise " conjecture on TINS csop
which shows that although he never ina alses ID y.
luAury ana licen-e OF spnnirg long yainf, 80.
o,ner travellers il is not for want Of ibe nnsgi"ss
Sseullv. iie .uoposes ihe horse had lecn dead r.
SSIbing spsed that he couldn't take tine to iAi''
e y. y - I,,,ila! Non ergo!