The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-17
THE NEW YORK sun
FRIDAY MoRNiSG, nov. II, 1865


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...... ..,,. .rdly doubt shh, he institution
. ...4U aI.,rry VIII 10 very cw oars nc e.
.... To- a. c7 zsi nations arc coneern'I'
..... ..t.m ,Ae ,ra,clt century, slavery was rec
.nIf.. ,a-a.e1 by France, Enslsnd' Rus
..r. ali scytra. other European powers OF
..s.l.....ce, ,.a,ig - tlt Western II ans. here
.,u...c..ooyu O. greater extent. 81. endgh1-
..c...a.u.-..j ele.... "; Lgmar b,aiage, and
. u4. TO ius. lazy s-rs has ioA@"' 'he sisn'
ivan % dclefl .aa .Vr sna 'ic'e'' mas b't'uR-
, .i,fl. tho prone sficI e ""rld II maki"Sin
81 oav.p,rpen.. WHOM tie southein s.nioa
.,,l -.a.... Go r.yar. .arnt 'or tho av'"oI
.,r-l.,.. W.. atl rcrg'lcHiuc s'sv rs,
g., i....t..,p bad y, ONO ~ c.rcuinict hed,
l., onward I.aich Of civilization,
,.,, ... ..u,g enlightened governments
, .rstci as tyitcnco w'LIn Their dominions-
t,t..ef s.-,. BAIL and spsiI. In itc'' u
r.tuot tn, approve ny the las nanel MASON,
t..t.s ucriIittei only ia tbs colpIial dcncuden-
..... e..r a1i iii not exist IN the northern
...aI iWlsmoi. deeply rooted IN the Untcd
j. g.. ..I h.tu not boon 'or the lut,mperaie
-.u lyi is champion. who compsssei is death
. -,.4s telnpg ,C p,gpe.uaio i',thers Is 40 doaDi
tat.. would have Survived many years hence,
. -.ug .Lo prOgfess y. enlightenment would nave
4, innate ,x,inguishedn. The abolition Of slavery
3D. to-. gouatr, therefor re narrowed the lmts VI q 9
. ..uTou Gown 10 the spanish provinces and
Las' wheu those countries shall have
allowed tie example of the uured
-ts. in Graduating slavery, there will
T.. uo civilized nation Ia tho world with the stain
y human bondage upon It's eseutcheOn. And
VIA, 10 The prospect Regarding this 4e, raule re
i.r.n Of universal freedom. TDs asst European
msl brings us tho encouraging news that Tho
& Iteu % Spain has promulgated royal decre'
lfoyidn. Tor tho total extinction Of the slave 'rAd'
iu the spanish provinces This IL Gil imporlan
t,ep toward emanci patton, an from the tenor o
lie report made 10 The Queen by the spanish MIN
is.ry tho feeling of the Government. Ia respec' =
tie general question " s'sv1ry is exhibited. Tha
d.cumeu: character 1es slave-lealing ~ "bsneiu
aud thurman" and sassr.s that without ii
s.pprsas.on Ait wi.l be fruiIless 10 seek an!
lid Of conservative or pHeihc sluton Il
g.. diiB,Lh problem OF slavery" Th
ptn.s,er,al report throughout ss well as th
q csn'sosr,c. indicates plainly that spin SCI
&c neceesty Of abrogasnG slavery, aud thnt III
,,.tnc.on Of tic ns'ituh N In the Spanish colonc
Ii only question Of few years. We have .
fc.on,ly sdvsrted to the encouraging prospect O
.mEucl patton In Brazil tEat II 10 not nc esssry
u.I4le upon the su1jsc NJ this time II IL sucicu
~ say that box Pedro, tho Emperor Of Brazil, !
su earnest emaneipstionia that . large portion {
40 legislative body arc Of the same mind th'
projects for emancipation have but recently ms
Uhh great approval in that country, and that tn
day oi jubilee" for the Brazilian slaves cannot b
i-r Ia the future. Thus have civilization AL
Christianity nearly obl.ters,sd the greatest soci
Nyil tat ever oppressed mankind.