Frederick Won Raumer upon the Slavery


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Won Raumer has lately read before the " Scien-
tifc Union " in Berlin some account of his visit TO
North America and Of Slavery in the United States
He confined himself principally TO statement of
arguments by the Anti-AboIiiionists for the con-
tinuancc Of slavery in the Southern States, among
which he dwelt particularly on the position of the
Negro as being in regard TO the moral and political
Idea the Free States preferable 10 that OF our Ia
borers and operatives in manufactures. The
lecturer seemed not disinclined to coincide with
this view, though he spoke with decision only
of the difficulties OF emancipation so as not
to invade the rights Of property or place The
Negro in a worse position than at preseut. The.
lecture was certainly in an anti-abohon spirit,
so as to cause much distase 10 the women present,
and to all those who believe no improvement I'M
possible which the human soul is bent with ear
nest desire x