Socialism, not Abolition, is the real object of Black Republicanism. The North, not the South, the true battle-ground. Like Fanny Wright, the author of American Socialism, the agitators of the North look upon free society as a mere transition state to a better, but untried, form of society. The reader will not fully comprehend the ideas we would convey, without reading "England the Civilizer," by Miss Fanny Wright. It is worth reading, not only as far the best history of the British constitution, but as the most correct and perfect analysis and delineation of free society--of that form of society which all Socialists and all thinking men agree cannot stand as it is. The Abolition school of Socialists like it because it is intolerable--because they consider it a transition state to a form of society without law or government. Miss Wright has the honesty to admit, that a _transition_ has never taken place. No; and never will take place: because the expulsion of human nature is a pre-requisite to its occurrence. But we solemnly warn the North, that what she calls a _transition_, is what every leading Abolitionist is moving heaven and earth to attain. This is their real object--negro emancipation a mere gull-trap. In the attempt to attain "transition" seas of gore may be shed, until military despotism comes in to restore peace and security. We (for we are a Socialist) agree with Mr. Carlyle, that the action of free society must be reversed. That, instead of relaxing more and more the bonds that bind man to man, you must screw them up more closely. That, instead of no government, you must have more government. And this is eminently true in America, where from the nature of things, as society becomes older and population more dense, more of government will be required. To prevent the attempt at transition, which would only usher in revolution, you must begin to govern more vigorously. But we will be asked, How is this to be effected? The answer is easy. The means are at hand, and the work is begun.