New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-08-07

about $50. 92s. 600 CT this amour. $50, 900,
600 is the product of negro slave labor, S4s,
900, 900 beng the product ofour owl slave
labor. Yet the proposition of the PreSiden
and his abolition co.adjatators, is t" blot from
existence the labor that produces these ar
ticles, and at tbs same time. as u necessary
and legitimate consequence depriving then
OF the means Vi procuring and consuming in
return for these articles, so essential to our
comfort and well being, $50 900 worth
Of northern products. thus working, as all
their pr q ects dc, and mnst, to the disad-
vantage Of al sections and all classes. with
err bond or free.
THE FIRST C0NCEssloE.
am aware that many are vic!ently OPP
posed to every thing that sounds of concess-
ion to the South. Concession indeed !! Let
lis lookat this thing abolitionists call con-
cession. In the first place an attempt was
made to place restrictions upon Missouri
deriving her ola portion of her sovere On
rights in being admitted into tho Union, and
from the fact that this diabolical act was not
committed, in open viol ton If the Consti-
tuition, abslitionists call it the first conces.
sion' to the South. Refusing to do an un-
constitutional act against tire sovereign
rights ef State a, ser the constitution,
''concess,on'!! Missouri was required 10
forego discovered Sr power owe slavery, thus
becoming in ferior in its sovereign powers to
other States while this act would not have
conferred the abandoned power upon the
federal government and if it had, it would
thereby have become no stronger. while that
State wonld have been made weaker This
attempt being resisted was abandoned, and
this act of abandoning an attempt tc -'dn
wrong is called '.concessiou'.so the South
The mode Of Northern concess; on shows itself
in the disposition of the Territory Of Louis
lana purchase, in the adm ss;on of Missouri.
That Territory. including what is n w the
States of Louisiana, Arkansas, Mo. 10 d., a and
Minnesota, was all slave territory. Vet the
northl demanded divisioniofit, so that all
north should be free. to which the South as
ented. New territory (Cal and New Mexi-
COZ being afterwards acquired the South pro-
posed DIVISION and the North refused. And
these are the characterof all the concessions
ever made 10 he South. Then the blacks
were claimed by the abolitionists to be both
person and property; 6rolly as persons orsly
and now strange to tell as citizens Of the
U. So and as "frec Americans of African
descent, Their condition of slavery was
gradually abolished at the North within the
presence upon the common soil and proper.
ty of the U. s.. and of every State as a joint
owner, WAS denied the abolition of their
servitude proclaimed at the National Capital
by act of Congress, and lastly one of the
most gigantic, civil wars Of which the worlds
history-asounds. wnged for the total ami
hilasion of the institution. as Mr.. Lincoln
said in hi Springfe speech of June 1853
in all the States old as we'll as new, North
as we'll as South ARa now to desist from
carrying into execution any one of these
acts, unauthorized and ia violation Of the
constitution, is calledhy abolitionists 'con-
cesin." As we'll N gilt the highwavman,
desisting in executing an nrtfultJ planned.
and boldly conceived robbery in the line of
his profession, term it concession" to his
intended victim.
CRIMINAL COMPARISONS
The statistics of crime in the D. S. shows
Of the white population, one in 5000 confined
in the prisons ofthe land. while Of the free
blacks of the eastern sta es they show the
number to be one in $40, at the w,st one out
Of SAP, and ofthe south one in 800, while of
the Slaves imprisoned for crime. the number
is only one in 5000. Comment upon these
facts astounding as they are to all the fanci-
full and fine spun theories Of abolitionists, is
unnecessary.
NEGRO BARBARlTlEs.
Mr.. President, democrats and fellow citi.
zcns in 1891, Robespierc and Brisnot, tried
the impartial freedom of such abolltionists as
Sumner, Greeley, Seward, Lincoln & Co., in
St. Domingo ;and Allison, in his history
thus wildly paints the result :-speaking CT
the Haytien tragedy he says -
''That negroes marched with spiked infants
son their spears, instead of colors then
g sawed asun der the maiepriSoners, and vio-
"lated the females on the dead bodies Of
"their husbands" o..
White men can scarcely conceive of such
dah'nable atrocities against civilization, not
only bat the p'ainest dictates Of humanity.
Yet such Internal atrocities as these, are