New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-01

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Will. h!s road 70 MIL ant % meeting WIS .onser an0
,cushes than ,hoss W. daily traverse. ~ Doubtless
passed III unyeyed BY approximations % ,nortnf,
ocomot i've. at least c..n'snted and With snal!
suspicion HI. N fortune N having lren horn III tie
Eighteenth Instead 81 tho N.neieenih CenLn.J'
THn Rl.yArssAScE OF sLArthT.
Tho Ai0a,i 50 tr az 4. .hi any leS1. or
,ol,rnted existence was pernpf,rily closed. ~ We
Lav. seen. IL, lac dag OF January l,os Ih.s was
the Period from which, according 20 the iond sIsoipa.
tim of cpti,ni.ts and Gysist yers III on- country
shou'd hay, commenced its d"cNt n,e, and ''" Hons
eaiy and arcly forward % il ultimate ana earl. es
,,ncti,n. And these saasurr nope, "er. nra'eraeiy
b. the teachings Of history III Al FORMER ages
Ia all o,hr countries Slavery so long ns e-sei ana
foishs was k-pt sliye by oon. ant or ir.lioIs en-
fllyement ~ cap,yes. or by mportIons o. pordmfn.
slavery b.,sl 70 DECLINE. The graiiiIl" of teFs 70
iattu devoted seryon'. nho ha. nurs9a tiein IN IN
ness adhered ~ them IN tiues Oh peru OF si'.,
or vh had simply given tha beet years Of ter nYes 10
tho enlargement Vi their wealth, had been ciectnai -
reducing. by mauu'nis-ion. the egfresm- hu,apr ~
v. much ,ss a WIS TSs Sisusss, OF sa
~ lnyasion and still moro OF .nsurrccton aud cN! con
yu'.on had operated from t.nc totina sun infhef ~
reduce Che number ~ slaves. hiea tis' e.n''ous sa
immoral comes hon between masters anu .ir poh1
womep 80 insepsrsbie from TO existence OF slavery
tended strongly toward In, result since Il Was se
dom or never rrpltshl'. save IN ssy.hHd!hS Nsca-
n even IN r,for mast.Y % send hs own children ~
the auction block AMI coasTn tlsm ~ eternal bondage
among strangers. Quito ouen. The flt.einoth'F' ~
well ~ her chud children. orsd her "s ncpat!oA 10
and paru,nour DO long rs e.rvcs were mainly foroiHh
e,s and barbarians, ottan pubir cncmes. q; nero.
strange aspect and unint.ig,bs speech ih"rc vout
naturally 10 little sympathy bstwst th-m and their
masters hut when children who bud STOWE up togut'es
sprung indeed from diff rent csst.s. but still mem
bers II tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS from Infancy ana
10 some extent playna's cano 10 Loid the relation
respectively ri master aud slave aus ,ne' RADIO tnat
kindly feelings should frequently I've rtcipfocatsd be-
them. leading often u devotion on to one Land
and ipation tho Other was not without rc"
son. therefore, that tho founders of 0nr kepub'o aud the
Of Constitution supposed they had provd
for tho gradual but CERTAIN dissppearNice Of Slaycrs
BY limiting ito srca the hand. and providing lor
early inhibition Of tho slavs-trade on the Other.
But tue uuc rpeoed results of tho purchase of lousia
ma and tho invention Of tho CottonCn wore such 40 "
cot at naught all these calculations Tho former opened
10 slsyehodrs settlement ard cultures yast domain o.
the richest soil earth In region peculiarly aiApecd
70 tho rapidly and probably expanding prOdaceon
Of cotton, for whinsys invention had rendered this
etape f more remunsrativs to It's producer than any
rival which tho South had ever. or hHs ever ye< ~
teppted 70 6rpw; white the usArly stuplnaeeN taYsa