New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

in neither New Jersey on Pennsylvania IL he
ouowed 10 vote at all Robert Purvs. Pbila-
de,,h;.n Of large wealth, intellect. cslture, and
high character, respected by every ono VINO
knows him, is allowed no voice whateSer In
the government; while whito loaiers who con-
not rend their own names, are bInd drunk
every day, and were never even suspected OIL
common sense or any honesty whatever, may
vote his property out of his hands into-their
own ragged pockets, yes he is utterly without
redress That may be rather hard; but II IS
the law of Pennsylvania Ms dictated by partl-
san Democracy. There is no other law Tor
negroes in New-Jersey or pennsylvania than
such as this Democracy has seen fit to enact.
There is at present very general exodus OF
poor people from tho region cursed BY the
Slavcholders' Rebellion. White men, with
their little all, are fleeing by byroads aud by
night from Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas,
&C., aud escaping across the lines of the hos
tile forces to eyade tho memorable Rebel con.
scription and the stealing Of every eatable BY
the puerrilas who iniest and deyour the cOun
try under pretense of enforcing that cOnscrp-
ton. Black men are fleeing in like manner
TO escape from Slavery to traitors aud from
oppression, abuse, and suffering superadded
thereto through the pressure of War and
Famine. By this constant efllux along line
of two thousand miles, the strength OF the lie
bellion is being steadily Slapped, while the
losses of the Loyal States are to some extent
compensated. In slavcholding estimate, an
average negro is worth thousand dollars; 30
that every thousand who get away make the
Confederacy million dollars poorer.
This depletion mas been viewed with eminent
disfayor from the first by tho Northern s!mPa.
timers with treason. aud they have. done their
best to stop it. The mcanest Copperheads
have done their utmost, By speeches IN Con-
: gress, by harangues in bar rooms, by whole
sale lying everywhere, to excite MODS against
), negroes that could be reported by the Rebel
i masters TO their slaves in such shape as to
: make them believe tho people OF the Norm
), their deadly foes, who would certainly kill or
: enslaye them if they came among us. lrst
j there was a clamor that these fugitive negroes
,
began TO inquire for work the moment he was
a out of danger OF recapture, this was soon
: changed for al outcry that they were too
eager for work, hiring out too cheapy. aud
thus reducing the rate OF wages. In Chester
D County, Pennsylvania. during the hurry OF lost
4 Summer. when n dollar aud half per day
was readily paid for good farm-hands. and no
!. one who could do any kind of days work
Z thought of accepting less than dollar, it was
. vehementy asserted and by some fools believed
that negroes were working for ten cents per
c day!
$ We now note The elimination OF THIS base
0 appeal OF disloyalty 10 calumny in the passage
( by the more popular branch OF the Legs.
latures of New.Jerscy and Pennsylvania re.
o spectiyely OF acts Furnishing immigration by
n blacks with imprisonment and exile. To fee
d from Slavery aud service to- he Rebellion. and
o take refuge on the nearest soil where they can
,fi hope TO live and labor as freemen. is an
oflenge in the judgment of the Comprehend
e Legislators OF those States which il become.
g them to punish inexorably. Aud these infamou.
Il acts will be triumphantly quoted in Europe as
Ii proofs that We who stand for the Union are
az thoroughly stepped in Slavery and negro
] hate az the Rebels are, and oDly differ from
them BECAUSE sayoholdiug is not profitable at
the North.
!; Tine New-Jcrsey bill Vas killed IN the SEN
9 ate. where the Republicans are far stronger
+. than in tue House, rs its Pennsylvania brother
4 will 10 killed IN the Senate of that State,
wherein TIE Republicans are majority.
But the fact rrmaiDs, that Democracy 10
+ either State sought to aid the Shareholder
Rebellion by repeling and driving back fugi.
lives troin Its service, ~ as to give plausi-
! biIty to the representations OF traitors that
/ the Blacks would gain nothing by the triumph
4 of the North.
I In view Of sIch facts, what sincerity what
pausbty in the continued deliberations of
the Parkcrs, Randolphs, &c, that they are
! Oyal-that the Democrats desire the triumph
of tho Union armies II they did, could they
play into the hands Of JEFF. Davis Shnll we
believe their professions when 50 papably con
trad'cted by their deeds
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