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In ord sr to regain her superiority she not only seeks
to revive and her capacity to produce tro
pcal productions but to diminish and destroy the capa
city Of those who have Tar outstrpped her in
quence OF her error In pursuit OF the former, she has
cast her to her East India central and
eastern Airica-wh the view Of establishing colonies
there and to restore ostanav the slave trade
ITSELF under the specious of transporting free
order, If possible to compete successfully with those
who have refused to follow her suicidal policy But
these oil afford but uncertain and distant hopes OF
recovering her lost superiority Her main reliance is
on the other aiternative--to cripple or destroy
the productions of her successful rival There but
way by which be done and that Is by abolish
ing African slavery this continents and that
she openly avows TO be the constant object OF her policy
and xrtions II matters not how from what motive,
1t may be done-whether 1t be by diplomacy influence,
or force; by secret open and whether the
tive De humane or selfish. without regard to manner,
means or motive The thing ITSELF should be accom-.
plshed, would put down all rivalry, and give her
the r Se nurs
fully retrieve what she has by errors II would
give her the monopoly Of tropical productions, which


What would be the consequence If this Object Of her
unceasing soctude and exursons should be Effected by
idea may be formed from I'm mense d,mnution
OF productions, has been shown, which has follow ed
that has been s nothing Compared to wsss wa"s
the effect II she should succeed IN abolshng slavery
the United states Cuba Brazil and throughout this con-
unent The experiment In her own colonies was made
under the most favorable circumstances was brought
about gradually and peaceaby, BY the steady and firm
operation OF the parent country armed with compete
powerto prevent crush st ell insurrecticnary
movements on the part Of the negroes and able and dis
posed maintain to the full the political and social
tendency Of the former masters their former slaves


nor a al wonderful that tina change Of the relations
o. and slave place under such
wi heu violence boodhed ana that order and peace
snoun nave oeen since preserved Very different would
ge tne result o. abolition, should IL be effected by her in


snu exerons IN the possessions Of other countries
On tnis contnent-and especially In the United states
and Brszi the groot cultyators OF the principal
uop'csi products Of America To form correct concep.
uon of what would be the result with them, we must
eosi mol 70 Jamaica, but 70 *, Domingo for example