A Reply to the Letter of the Hon Langdon Cheves
A Reply to the Letter of the Hon Langdon Cheves
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ir, This is tlie condition of lliinga j-ou would iksten on this country, and svliicli re- quires a s'anding army all over Enrope, to keep it in existence. This system, ol yours and your colleagues has filled all Europe with wretchedness, pauperism and starvation, and if you suppose its introduction here will injure simply the la- borers of the North and East, you are vastly mistaken. The valua of the while laborer when cut down, must cut down the black labor also. \()ur negroes would be a burth...en to you. They would not earn tlieir doctor's bill, which this system of v. Rctchodness would inflict on them. It siiould be the interest ol the South to keep up labor, and to foster and encourai^-e industry the Union over that their property in negroes might be the more valuable, and the interest on the capital invested in them, the more profitable. Nothing can preserve labor si> well, and give employment to all our citizens, than the encouragement and pro-' tectionofall our home interests, agricuituial, manufactural and mechanical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ir, This is tlie condition of lliinga j-ou would iksten on this country, and svliicli re- quires a s'anding army all over Enrope, to keep it in existence. This system, ol yours and your colleagues has filled all Europe with wretchedness, pauperism and starvation, and if you suppose its introduction here will injure simply the la- borers of the North and East, you are vastly mistaken. The valua of the while laborer when cut down, must cut down the black labor also. \()ur negroes would be a burth...en to you. They would not earn tlieir doctor's bill, which this system of v. Rctchodness would inflict on them. It siiould be the interest ol the South to keep up labor, and to foster and encourai^-e industry the Union over that their property in negroes might be the more valuable, and the interest on the capital invested in them, the more profitable. Nothing can preserve labor si> well, and give employment to all our citizens, than the encouragement and pro-' tectionofall our home interests, agricuituial, manufactural and mechanical.
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