The HaDlest Masters.
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The senior editor of the Southern
Christian Advocate and Journal, says
that Northern men who become slavehol-
ders on speculation, are much more cruel
exacting towards the slaves than the native
Southern men, insomuch that if gold could
be squeezed out of the pores of his slaves,
he would employ a hydraulic press for that
purpose He is the terror of all slaves,
and despised by all southern masters.
The statement-accords with certain opin-
ions which we have long entertained,
and we think 1t not improbable that many
OF the reports of cruelty to slaves, are
made by the Identical authors of the most
altrocious acts of cruelty in that line.