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at least. will feel nc longer the remorse of
rearing large slave family, probably 10
witness It's entire dismemberment.


Under the new system, slave property
would be more permanent, and consequent.
ly more valuable. Ii Is our nature 10 cling
TO that species of property of which the la "
cannot deprive Us s-ihe price of slaves will
rise and the present unfortunate debtor will
thereby be better enabled 20 discharge lac
obligations now operating on his slayes-to
the great advantage of his creditor, whose
interest and the debior's are thereby one
and the sams. The Property Banks, for
which the faith of the State is so deeply
pledged would in all probability derive
from the change such decided advantages
as TO relieve The State from all apprehen
sion of their inability TO meet their debts.


And, thus. Mr. Editor would the claims
OF humanity and the best Interests of Louisi-
ana, public and private. prof, BY the
change.


Before closing this article [ will exam
inc an obi .ction which might suggest iself
10 the minds of some persons which is. that
the adoption Of such law would check
credlt-this is a, best matter of opinion.
but # 1t did produce such an offence il
might be wholesome check 10 that mad
spirit Of enterprise or aggrandizement
which decenniaily over runs our country
Let US then place slave property so far
out OF commerce as 10 be beyond the reach
of forced sales; and its adoption will be hail
ed IN after lime as one Of the greatest a.
chievments of an enlightened age, and in
which our own Lousian led the van.


With these remarks, the iurther consid-
Grafton OF The subject is submitted to the
pubic, with hope that some ADLER tongue
or pen will do II ampler justice.


i CITIZEN.