New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-05
sPCrs AND RLgmIkHEs.v

"sPCIs AND HLEnISHEs.-
However contemptuousy the Coniederates
may affect TO disregard the hostility Of the CIV
ihzed world to their system of Involuntary aud
uurrquiied labor, they have Away, lurking
consciousness. Of occupying disreputable POI
sii.on, and are continually making sophstlcal
attempt. TO eItcuuAie their toll, aud crime.
Toward the North, their drrneanor j. one of
doegrd aud suen defiance, for they know that
with an immense majority OF tbo intelligent
people Of tie Free Staie-, the day Of compro.
misc, nud concessions la. gone by. uryer ~
return. TOE Rebellion Lac maze esrry honest
aud lhinAlng American an AU"nuun., We
canno, b. cheated any longer hy platform
and pulpit ra'ud,.; aud TINT Affection
aio regard ior the Union winch mlsird
many honorable but t'midIy con
sentative minds. - now converted into hot
indignation s.aiust iAo'e wLo 10 TIE crime oi
trsNon. ba,e added that OF cpId-bioodcd IN.
gratitude. hut vita the immense temptation
Of unlimited cc;Iol 10 offer 10 tic embarrassed
manufacturing interests OF EugIaud the slave
holders ,ull thiuk IT worth their while to at
tempt, by an exhibition uf sunulnted mod.ra-
ton. to propitate tho Anii-SinTcry sentiment
vi that natlun-a sentiment stall stroUg enough
10 intimidate the most unprnciplcd ministers
and the most yenal newspapers. In proof ol
tbs assertion, We adducc tho following from
the Richmond Correspondence OF The LOndon
1umes:
There IT, thru no tope Tor fmansi ''ion.'t' IN Ae re-
Il. fueut Ropabhc believing 20 49, be- ed saysryl
I'M i,,,Lgld, trr1.n utrh nv. N nsrto nas4d
has Il Js.n d,tlsd to. tlv.- -it''ol. si
Iys tss,s mot. ,ld ,s-n = ,e ou ,to.th
south 10 ssssme
There Is concession here, which coming
from Shareholder, or from one writing ia the
pres-ncc and under the Immediate influence of
Shareholders, IL 0i considerable Importance.
Tie "grieyogs spots and birmi-lrs IA tie tx.
sting system OF slavery are cIuuId.y Az
Inttcd. This i. sop for the Manchester
Qu.aers and tho Evangelical Ph.anttrop..,s al
Exeter Hal. A hope OF Emnucii a,ioA is L,nted
at, should the dissolution col the tu.on be-
compIishrd, aud all the worst icaturDs Of tie
institution aro attributed 10 : tLo defensive a..
ttude wien Ncn.Euglaud has io.c-d the
South tn tssuur.'
Upon point like this We must speak plainly,
although We may be compelled to -prnk li'lc
ccarsely. 1Lis correspondence tl his ardor to
patch up case Tor the Conlcdrra.cs, is lrnr.
mi llnr IL * not true that the iiGutIcl slave
holders wbo contIol aud IN the event ii 1t,
establishment must continue To control the Con.
icdcracy, have admitted that t.-rc are gfi,l-
ous spots and blrm.shes III the existing system
OF Slavery" GA The CONTRARY, their tuc"ry
Is TINT Slavery has no spots aLd 10 blcmIshrs
which deserve To bo branded as "Rr.1tols,"
or which are worthy of tho attention OF the
humane reiormcr. Probably tbey would admit
III the abstract that Slavery lao MI other hu.
ten; hut what they have claimed for II in
Congress, and are now claiming tor 1t in this
lnsurreclon, is that ii is q system as nearly
perfect us tho irnlity oil human na.ure
will admit ]. e. that nothing likely Ia
replace 1t eau possibly he equal 70 It
in securing the comfort Of ali cn,scp, and tho
stability Of political Institutions. u Is not in
the Calhoun scheme OF government that You Will
lind any candid admission of "thc spots and
bcmibhes' oi Slavery. Still less can Il be- lot-
ically supposed that these "spots aud bemishrs"
Will influence the opinions and conduct of men,
who for the sake OF Slavery have been willing
to commit the crimes OF murder perjury and
treason. Tho "spOts aud blemishes' OF slavery
are the irrcpressible power Of tho muster over
his chottel-the coarse c0ncubluagc to which
tho delenseless condition of woman invites the
omnipotent ownor-tho inadequate remunera-
lion which this sLngy System Of labor accords