, 1862-12-02

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lahor. The CT n eau :ncs Is tint population
uLdrr these 1u=Ir d ions iecr :ase5 ouly by did
| eesif II. tihetn Pstsous to the squire mile
ass its 1r:axiTuul ds 1sit3 il the 7:slir i lve
cnnn'r es state OF tbiues und+r which *'pop-
rar eoueA'inn heconlts l1,practi :abls; roads.
c3ials, 1siiHay mart he 1osing specuta:ions''
tlu.suu1h C5rcl.1a "a train pi clrs has heen
known to travel L hundred iEiles @i:h q ,i1gle
Tatstneer;") all cirii'z:ug a:.et RS, MI pawers
capable Of a,aktEE improvement penetrA'e the
nssss OF Fcor Wl!'e P :pu4a'fo7. ere wanting.
sCc1aL IRE: 1IcE AND POLITICAL SUPREMACY
CONFERRED BY SLAVERY.
There remains: as source from which the
regeneration Of slave society Is to be looked
III, tic s}sTe.n n themselves; tne Chance,
Wlat. yer it may he, that rhese may be In
dueea. Without 4 c-nal G0mpol ei',p, to free
1T ii s1aEss, + i, I1t eona@ ore measure, great
or snail to T'T-p1re 1he slaves for freedom.
AZ 11Cig;dIal n:ir AID :aete a:sJ be Firtuou6
erepEh to do ta:s. If the central sentiment Of
those BY shtn he is surrounded will allow
hin; but 20 one, We suppose, is sinpIe
enough to eEFect thts sacrifice from tie en-.
Tire rlliitE clls6 uf q uatIor, least Of all from
ne ruil':e c'asa III the s'nVc sta.es, with Hhom
tEe na!lfeHaEce Of el,vrry has become q
1aiter OF tucia1 pride aud political ambition,
as much as OF pccnniary Interest. rs is not
simply as a productive instrument that sl1y:ry
is raiut BY its supporters. Il is far rather
l0T lts social and political results, as the
4AAaA0 ~ L l0Itu I'll 50ElEET IN
witch Elavehc1ders are the sole depositaries
ct sccia] prestige and political power, as the
corGer stOle OF an edificc Of which they are
The masters, that the s. stem is p1ized. Abo1-
ish t!avesy, and you introduce new
order Of things, in which the ascend
ancT OF The men Wh0 now rule IN the
South would be at an end. An immigration
ct new men would set in rapidly from various
4nalfers. The planters and their sdaerents
would soon be E1aetd in q hopeless minority
IN their old donlinlon8. New interests would
! t:ke root and grow; new social ideas would
gel inmate; EeT political combinations IouId
be formed; and the power aud hopes Of th9
party which has long swayed the politics OF
,h5 Union, and which now seeks to break
1otEe fEom that UIioI, il orderto secure free
career fer tie accom pliflment OF bol1er de-
signs, would be gene foreyer'' Accordingly,
the South has advanced, from the Modest
aEolegistE for e1aver3 ct . genera.ioa ago, to
loudly Vauntlng It as moral, civSliziuE, and
every way wholesome Institution the fit con-
| dit1on not only tor negroes, but for the labor
1rs CLASSIC OF all countries; nay, as an orli-
| nance OF Gcd, and Sacred deposit, proviiea-
tally intrus1.d to tie keeping Of the Southern
amt Jfcar, for preservation and extension.
!he energies Of the Southern rulers have
lorg been devoted to protecting themselves
| agesnsr the economical incopFenieuces, Of
slavery in 4 mauler t1iEectly the r.varae OF
| e!tntr its extinction or its mitigation. To
oh el tor 1t al EVER wider field is the sole aim
/ Df their policy, and, Us they are frmly ner-
suaded, tie condition OF their social existence.
uslaEery cannot be confined within certain
limits Without proaucieg The destruction Of
1n1 ~ of sro ar sn s.afe & ~ ss9 anas
c,n.f3rt ana Eer,3,es" @ lag, ~. oa'y tos tas
tie bcnt III Of H. oTner'' Ana this IL tha a
| doctrine Ct tue at',ocatss Of s!avery! What,
| TO any mild but Lint Of 4 Shareholder, would
bitterest r,craI satire On a.arcrr il hv tha1o
| brought forSnrd-such ia rho sf,sa of SI. tha;,.
1niudl-as an uraos rc-1,Ia e.. 1nG.1 ~.
bringing fresh terIitore under it AZ f;s az ~ 4
| extausis the old, until. We eunonse. ali fna
| 1emaln1Dg soil OF our planet iB used no and
| 3epeFulated.
EFFECT OF sLAvcuo1p1xG on THE pas,1o4s
| AND A,1Err1oS-
Eve, 1rera thav mt 7,-o,,,,,as ~ Az.
| urt. .sfpe ar,h;.;.n h. nae.- e;aEr -7
t yorlj1 haTe y s,,t,itenr indncen,ent - = =
tl,e 1,aseicns Thic1 are .a nn.rr.1 .,ro1tb ~ ~ IL
elaye society That w;sica the reGsss;tu ~ W
fresh soils j. 10 the 12olitieai ecuosng fsf sueh
connun1tae ma nf no,rt. i: t3.;,s W orsi
| itY. The Stakeholder l;yss from infancy ia. an
atmosuhere OF des;,otism. he s..,.s 3raund tu nd
| him none INIT ahi,,rt cresrnree wbo n,d.,r
*:nrful pena.ties to be Inflicted h. tims.1f az.
| Bound to do his s!irhtest. h;s n1ost unre1son.
1uas1er a1,d s5,ve n tha 1u'.1ds es JT,s.a ssa
| himself horn srI 1,re5 e;ayo n.,.a- ~ -
rar, e+,,sI ere~c:sn nF the ,,ost Is q
Tsssicns-+hn n,nst Tnra,,.;:+;1.c- eoisleIoa9
| lie mr. hand md danraa;rr & 1e0pous.-1 on
~. .ns ~ "nS ~ sanu gIauIaE soJmlssion on
;;,o,n iu5 i UT @ eti!nfen 60" Ills and learu to
| 1cn1.e - 49, o,taae iaio :. stormB, the child
| -suao ,.. ~ r.snes eGe Incamcai5 OF wrath,
T,e Gs ~ 'n airs in The circle of sm ,lItt
siasss' gNe= q loose rein To tic worst pas.
, '-d thus lufscd. claic;1ts5. and da1}u
sAe-ciscd i'll tyranny, cannot but be 5tan1nad
tl:h its oGiuus rtcE!iar,fjss,:' 'The nrr,,.
ganc., self-w:l!, sud inpatieucs .:f restraint.
which art Tie natural iluits or the eItua.ion'
aid With w!,icl tie Sen, heru. American cs1nT.
tte1uptd, suffice in tnr:o,srvas - 1sss'y
s!aec;:o}fiir.. :,-~- .,,a1z. -, - - hllke "a:
+ 80 eniv; 81: Laelf D71;ic euts
s.@.,, r', t'IsS 4uso TX :aununaoee: exten'
,ion :: te .on.e ,,.,',a W. ta. ieuta'
~ tun .us ''iot ., oeeaaso me inss1:a'!sA aud
ns nps9esf5 sle geastMly repro DATED BY
1;ei..1, "na osI:4se my uais 10 aa'y the
ttaeo ~ l'cE nasitns, .:hu lilag nave 10 resist
~ n%ea ti'a = = =, ~, sas.r ph;Scsi poEeG
14a.la $500 IT. - LEU tle pohIlciaas OIL the Save
Ssslss .aafe aesoeeu tneihs!1Fes With tsae ar
~ " isna'le1eh', 70 acquiring. NJ tar means
" !out, asee oaaEcy N the Foiltlcs Ut the Union
IL eteer liat tne5 mlgat n1nioy tina: ascend
ai'cs Ia sath1s5 territory 1cF thc formation OF
neT siass s'alss, and again more anu more
flafe o.atss, N efcef 10 maintain their as
cendancg IL t5e GEI3n- tir. Ciirnes has
taese rnofEs int st:ug.le between freedom
aho sla'ery 1of LIE Possession ct Missouri
19e Eoml eoin:se Is "h!ca thar new 5-at3 wis
eiVen nP te slavery, on condition that no IN.
tuiS s!asc Esssc snnGia DC c!eatan uortn OIL
tee IeTai1ci ~ :V Ct n'rsa a:i.af5; the I'LL
. t!siit*seeeapat!cn O! leSas IN order 70 DE-
Esn u t1oo -Ne>lco, 1Is anheAah:o1 10 tae
~ GoH,n ~ " ascstie et 81 .s.Fy asesaaanc5, and
,nar nno o. a, "s'4 sAl.o ios tns aeq aisl1soh o.
ni:c ~ soo os a,' IL tas !Ssopsa ha h sompr9
10 ora, 81 ~ a. a. 90 ~ ,..t.s t1au oess: se:
a,.d W. ~ ~ is ua fepnat
az .as h,,s np luas
con1S ~ 4ti5 uoI.ai4 4i y n9ts Goass'a -,
1nat ;lc H1st f4Ha,;;talts nai th.. WHIT ~ ~
ride wheth1r they wnni3 a11,,,r a.1,s, ~ ~
the northern terr;tori,.s cns.nua,ti,, -
IN slavery ard fhn racp 4Eh;sh fo1i5,,.nS ~
tTesn rn,;hcr1, srf scs,.tar oao1n,te - 9s,
The nossess:cn of Karsaa. et1e9 s1o9aol ~.
c1,ns,;fnt;on tnr Ea,sos ~ots3 NJ +be "a,
noint, hr han7s nf s.hnraer 1,fs;ana,, ~,
South. Who lid not nysn ;nt.ena t. s'..t1a w. -
fke Tcrri+nrc. xf1tn this nefr;ans ~
was frustrated hv the crowds of * s",ti
who focl.nd IN iror. 40 E,srt: ae1 esa5
he hound IL tha f;rs;t;nns nonst;t,.;a,, ~ ~
nSincina1 ofsonottar s>va,.;G1,H a1a'1 rs
etcd sircA = hnS f.;ia5 1n 49, 1st.au. ~.
@3,1.c,. ouS ~, Joat;,. oe ~ - ~ ao3salu '..
eysts ~. ~, !, III ,;,o su". es1ssis
rot cvsn 1Ss s.tt1..r. tha,e,I1.1s ~ td ia
s ;11.aoi M on5 s;na7,r ds,;ss,e sou.I sta 9sAs
rom IN biTaa.t H;,,1na1 of ~, ira;tea s+auo.
jzohich sonShcrn ;ngnaneo ha5 .unaa.a 2sa's =
{lliug with Southern lawgzrs1. hV With ~, ~
on3y .bis rnnnstrona nrisc;,,in Ear at1f.,+n1
Inf W.. r;gb, NJ r. zae mes
to carrv l3s s1er.e VIII Nm :, nc Tsrf ~ 81
tree states and To,3 -he-,, t1,s-a snv - r.. .4
law to tie contrary notwifI,s.ac.,;no 10y ~:
1yss one rtcn ton mnch ~ 10 o+ha.E III