The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07

The question for the labOring man, the
&c white laboring man, TO settle is, will he
have liberty for himself? This deter
mines the issue in reference to negro SER
vitude. The enslavement Of one mans
labor is an indignity offered to the
sanctity of labor ITSELF which subjects
all labor TO insult and degradation. This
subjects the laborer to the same cond-
ton. We call the attention of the
d. working men, North and South, to the
following extracts, which might be mnl-
tiplied indefinitely from the came source,
setting forth cOnclusively the opinions of
the leaders of this rebellion on the sanoti-
ty of labor and the character of the
working man;
In every ci'ilized country under the
sun, there must DO some who labor for
tler daily bread--men who tend the
herds aud dig the soil-whO have DO real
or personal capital of their own, and who
earn their daily bread by tho sweat Of
their brow. have as sincere, feelings OF
regard for that people as any man who
~ lives among them. b st ask gentlemen
TO say, whether they believe that those
who depend on their daily labor for their
daily subsistence can, or do ever enter
into political Aaairs? They never do,
they never will, never can.-B. Watkins
Leigh, Va, 1929.
He who works during the day With his
hands, does not read in the intervals OF
leisure, for bis amusement or the inn
provement of his mind; or the exception
is 90 very rare as scarcely TO need the
being provided for.-Chancell0r Ha5 Dor,
s. G.
"a Domestic slavery, instead Of being an eUil,
tt'A is THE CORNER sToNE OF OUR BEPUsLIcAN
EDWIoE.-Gov McDgGie, S G.
II aborers ever obtain the political
power Of q country, il is, in fact in a
state Of revolution Gov. Pickens, S O.
.4@a The South maintains that slavery is
right, natural and necessary, and does
not depend upon difference of complex
ion. The laws of the Slave States iust-
81 fy the holding of i0llite men in bondage
Richmond Examiner.
Slavery 10 the normal condition of the
asa lAboring man, whether WHITE OR BLACK.
--Charlest0a Mercury.
We have got 10 hating everything with
the prefix fee-from free negroes down
and up through the whole catalogue Of
abomination, demagogueries, lusts, phil
osophies, fanaticism and follies-free
farms, free labor, free will free thinking,
free love, free wives, free children, and
free schools, ell belonging to the Same brood
Of dAmnabe isms, whose mother is Sin
aud whose daddy is the Devil
But the worst of all these denominations
70. because, when once installed, il be-
comes the hot-bed propagation Of aN-is
the modern system of free schools We
abominAte the system Iecaitse the schools
are free and because their ought 70 be no
IaOb road TO learning. Richmond E1aDlia-
n.
oFreo Society," We Slcken at the
name What is IL but a oonglomeration
of greasy mechanics, filthy operatives
small listed farmers, and moon-struck
theorists All the Northern, and espec.
tally the New England States, are devoid
OF society fitted for well-bred gentlemen.
The prevailing class one meets with is
that Of mechanics struggling TO be gen
teel, and small farmers who do their own
dTudgery, and yet who are hardly III for
association with Southern genileman's
body servant--Muscogee Ala.) Herald
THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE
CONFEDERAOY Is, VERIFY, A DIS.
TINOT REAO ZION AGAINST THE
WHOLE MISTAKEN CIVILIZATION
OF THE AGE. Aud this is the true
reason Why we have been left without
the sympathy of the nation until We con-
quered that sympathy with the sharp
edge OF our sword. FOR "LlBERTY,
EQUALITY, FRATERNITY" WE
HAVE DELIBERATELY SUBSrl-
TUTED SLAVERY SUBORDlNATlON
AND GOVERNMENT,-Rieln hr-
an'iae, Nay lsh.
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