Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-04-09
from The Uh5CN.o Times.
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be experiment OF euauo patioo il Kas2iu, planned
two years eluCe AID submitted 10 the country for grad
uai ptepar: ion, was con sGnltt &c oE! h:d day OF
tte TeEeDt month o. that GGy eu;y millions OF is
hf came Tree from tie oh!;geon5 hch Grd tbeln to
nobility, and endowed win i:ooierdeI Co.
sy acquire i'd perde b. cause he frs: place
tbe o. tie cclpr Sud natio0s1y their mas
ters ard thereby emf tiled 10 diguy and aspect, far
as tteir abilities connlaE9i thcIn and because, in
tie StC0uo Gee, hey htvp Lut befn reduced from de.
pendeuce TO hetp sancs8, by mistaken philanthropy
Vshic cjot ll,n, ia tl,sttu:ia uhe It makes them
rec In this tie Ru4san and American: emancipation
systems dfar not w!CClY
by be Provisions OF Tie rCya! ukA2@ tie serS ac-
qujre right bold By I>sae in prPetuy as their
meat or disposition rsy 4 afc homtsead prop
erty upn which! they 4nd tuei~ fathers have lived
iney ESQ have uEcr rig: rpGrdug tic OF the
soil h. sert may therefor" peer she African
gro in whose hehai- rel 1t ujsts I'll nor, and
yet he will haye h0ue and The s4H0 Of support
which have sUficf! him heretofore The land upon
which !e HvTs has IN ca tlvat2c sy bins, IT, bis faith
er. and his stors item tine ilDnl mHTg Genera
tons live AID die upon the lite spot # ground
and educated and train tie b. st method O degel-
opiug that SPOT OF ground, the Russian ser of the
present day lis forth free nan, tie poseessor O. bis
hereditary domain, md of ample subsistence. Will
any reasoning heing compare this system with that
which has already brought nj3 to thousands Of ema-
ciuad backs who dying Ct starvation aud disease
uLd Adolf ion,srn? Yet q cited before the
tribunal IF public opiuo0 and made to stand degraded
beei0e The heightened philanthropy OF Russia There
is parallel between The
With this comparatve easy end dsfnite solution
of the difficulty. Russia is in condition Of social dis
organic atom ana tunult. The nobility naturally or-
rayed against the c patton moasuge have excited
the hatred of sers who worship the indsnct vision
of royalty which has wrought their freedom by means
to them known and inc ,rnpreheU8ble The dull fire
breaks out occasionally al Of danger to the SOW
eregn om the enm!ty OF their former masteIs and the
lords ct he soil have been 10 pri of DETERMINATION in
certain localities Net long since fana priest raised
the torch of With the tale Of internal machine pre-
cd to the Gar and nearly threw districts into revou
ton With newfound consciousness OF strength and
Importance, the emancpated sers become terror to
their beneactor power which, having created he
csnnot control And the national peace is upset. and
the most jealous advocates of The imperial policy &C
knoWledgtd to social CONFUSION which they fear and
hope pacify That they will be able to pacify it is
not certain. The Polish Instruction is believed TO be
spreading into the frontier districts of Russia and il
once the fame of revolution is lighted among the TWEEN
ty millions OF emancpated sers, who apparently stand
ready for any antagonism, the power Of despots ard
arstocracy will be swept away like chaF before the
autumn wind.