"Niggerless And Moneyless."

-The SonllWestern Genrofian, pubüs'hed at A Iban v. Ba kerCotmty, (Ga.) say.s:-'-About 350 nroroe have taken Iheir deparlure for Texas withm rbe last month. The hard times opérate pow eifnüy upon tJiia portion of our popn lotion, aiu if they continue mncli long'er, Baker will b as nipc-erlpss as it wns mcnpyiess." Fiere we have the evide'ncp, from Southern nuthonty, ihat the of plaves for a fureign murkel, 3 c.rried on nt the South, a.s w raise catllo for (lio shambles. Hov oftei bavë the pponle orthp South, as wel! as of thr North, tiplifted their hands in holv horror n the dea of (he exportation of slavs from Uip coast oí Guinea to the Wesi Indies, Bn.zil, or plewhere, and have nuited in mnkniir it piracj by law, punishob'e with dealh, for any of our cüizens to bo encraorpd in it. Is it any less tolprnnle to.make anolher Guinea of onr Southern Sfaies, nnd to carry on a trade from therp. vvhich is f}0 revoltinir to humanity, that it is nbont to be extirpafed from the cóast of Afnca, by the joint effi.rfs of all civillzed riatrons except our own? The people of the North mvea dcep mtprost in ihe subject, II iá to hem that ihe South look, as hnvinp the peïiminrj! nnd pbvsica) mpans. to sustnin the law? rcon,mrce of the n&Xitm, and thev clnirn nroection for the sJavé trade. on the firoad ocpan, s-sshown in the ca.e of thé Crpole. The North. then, have to determine vv het her thev re 'bound by the ronstitution to nphold ntlfl lerend snch a Iraffin, and whether they wül do t without utfPringa woid of remonstrance or