CLASSIFICATION

BRITIsH PEIILANTHR0pY
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The enlightened and tender-hearted govern.
ment Of Great Britain, which, with an argus eve
watches over anaprotects the poor Of all nations
ereePt her Oao'l, has recently been making inuui-
riss through her Coasuls resident in tie United
States, respecting negro slavery in this country.
Mr. Walsh, the European correspondent Of the
National lntelligencer, has seen several oftbe
reports Of these Consuls, which have been sub
lnitted to Parliament, in which "they report that
the slaves are well conditioned, well treated pro-
iifc lOng-lived--al that the laboring classes are
not in Europe"


We hope that these replies are sufficient to
satisfy England that her sympathy is not needed
here, and that she may now find time to improve
the condition Of her own starving poor, until the
outPourings Of her charity and benegoIence rem
der them as conteHted and happy as American
Nsgross.