f Free Labor; Social ties, master and
slave; Intellectual advancement; Morals of Slavery,
and of Free Labor; Marriage relation and
licentiousness; Virtues of Slavery; Security from
Evils; Insecurity of Free Labor; Menial occupations
necessary; Utopianism; Slavery and the servitude of
Civilization contrasted; The African an inferior
variety of the human race; Elevating influence of
Slavery on the slave, on the master, on statesmen;
Duties of master; Elevation of female character;
Necessity of Slavery in tropical climates; Examples
from history; Southern States; Insurrections
impossible; Military strength of Slavery
Advantageous consequences of the increase of
slaves; Destructive consequences of Emancipation to
our country, and to the world; Kakistocracy; White
emigration; Amalgamation; Deplorable results of
Fanaticism. 549
SLAVERY IN THE LIGHT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.
Statement of the Question; Slave Trade increased by
the efforts made to suppress it; Title to Slaves,
to Lands; Abstract Ideas; Is Slavery Sin? Argument
from the Old Testament; Argument from the New
Testament; The "Higher Law;" Political Influence of
Slavery; Free Labor Police; In war, Slavery is
Strength; Code of Honor: Mercantile Credit;
Religion and Education; Licentiousness and Purity;
Economy of Slave Labor, and of Free Labor;
Responsibility of Power; Kindness and Cruelty;
Curtailment of Privileges; Punishment of Slaves,
children and soldiers; Police of Slavery; Condition
of Slaves; Condition of Free Laborers in England;
Slavery a necessary condition of Human Society;
Moral Suasion of the Abolitionists; Coolie Labor;
Results of Emancipation in the West Indies; Revival
of the Slave Trade by Emancipationists; Results of
Emancipation in the United States; Radicalism of
the present Age. 629
Ignorance of Abolitionists; Argument of
Abolitionists refuted; Abolitionism leads to
Infidelity; Law of Force a law of Love; Wages of
Slaves and of hired labor; Results of emancipation
to the world; Falsehoods of
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