New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

rs,-..rrs .; oarzta, ,;.asisrhe Cherokee, declined
s,iI!l- They cp-id,:-i n IT, NJ q TIE -sae-
government. - repeatedly expressed 10 tts and i ti
isErits Ti:t = E, :oe suai'in' y 9. t,, :, -
formed. The administration nEt's me consent OF TIE
cAsloArs> eenl i'oi D. oa'a!'sE. IT,. rho, -
sy5siot.s treaty. Know ;lg rs cse,ae.s. .a ~.
approves; Il rheSenate aG,-~-! Is ra..,t.9tL He
Ctle-1he~s, -orz3ed Ct Il ~. ss
die C1Tes! proceeding. aiAt exposed ias -
winch M :rl1 s Be-. cclsEn41Iate,t Be: Il "as o. "a
avail Ayaiu ID tIev come torr-a- u, 'ti! s'!:l MOI
u1,rhit aad >EbiGe,; They stated they Tsf 81
weak, and poNs-rrs people and had come - s!s>H' lei-
selves ;t' OF great. ,DgS, and riaSnGHno;S III
ton, and 70 ,.qore them their behalf F
Only righ.-Ju>ce- least, HEY said; Go asa- Us
tcv rchssu and prove al! our ar ai:pl>'
We will submit in silence without planning word, TO
whatever disposition NAV be md. ~ petition 1 ms
request -scseI ls1.Ih-!T memorial was -ti'
their resiev1-i0r w!!ci"rc, e>; OF The Mis-
zisspp! they we're 20 5e >enra military force OF several
iaou>s: men was ssnr into their cosnry qnef on al our
generals Not hand weapon raised against Inn
els authority and before the cay OF ei. tast every
Cherokee IN the STATE OF Georgia ooA o he last time on
the homes and tie ot his fathers aId surrounded by
bayonc;s civilized people, tuned his back ;hen
Within months the removal commenced
persisted.
TIE ie-ucao1 al ehavch buildings and other 4,hces. be-
they e-t,e,: b. used for The dissemination
OF the principles q hbrty and humanity Ihroushna; all
The tree State, OF this Kind have been periera;rG
again sDi The punishment OF the ''roheoer has
rarely followed! II did. II was onv rDoc.sr OF punish
n1eGi Pennsylvania Hall. u iic architectural orna
at for the discussion OF all subjects not OF an immoral cha
racier4 An ant!avery meeting held III Ii son5 Ter
opened Tor The mob threatened violence
Their threats We're made known to the nayG1 ard other CITY
authorities They took little concern the matter tina.
they thought IN. favorable 10 the movements OF the
o4o: be bacias a. according tur;l; Gown re ,se
face OF the Mayor. He made effort worthy OF The name,
70 proven; K H was supported the next election by The
ta"oTcrs al the Outrage, AMI has, believe since that hile
;hesane high station which he nen ,lTnav dsSr1ce
law Of the STATE requires 'c Indemnify the ewners
Of property destroyed by IiohS. Nothing Is palmer than
;tat .> embraced within spirit We'll n It's e
ter Yet ur that day ll-Now aearly Tour yesrst Is
biieyeie OF Prnnsy l~aua Ea have otrecovere
which the sufferers in al! such case, haN- received irnl The
tribunals
Kidnapping i red on in this country grea,
tert!n part. ott almost without the necessity OF Sc
fr AZ ."., ,- 49, 49,, - re-. SnieS ,nJ
sold into slavery in the Soai THIS trade Cor now de-
serves that nancy the .,!rs,e offspring OF slavery finds
large material the states North OF the Ohio And such
the favor that l. Shove II IN parts Of the State OF ONO Dor
derlng the slave regions that CRANE inquest has +"
.!e'.. ~ s'L,i hthd.per; however pam anu u,'iau
the proof Of his guilt Yet Kidnapping By he L;r i highly
stance Is remembered bu; which followed by
isllraent. where the victim taken from tree Stale
In this Category raay pat the broS AMI tunu the
murders ard lachDy the iels and a.>a>sInaons tunpun
isied and FOR the most part unnotced by the laws that are
daily wltne>,ed country the fashion OF which Is lIa
ing Is way into Congress and thc STATE legislatures, po
tending the SPEEDY overthrow aud dissolution OF social or
der, y that remains yet 70 BE- done.
a'e abiding People under honest rulers must IN the !on
run be sale and prosperous people II their laws should
any of - be unsuitable, they will in due time be made
wat they ought 70 be. But people whose rulers ana
leaders have OIL reverence tor human awaway> pre-
coded by casting OF laws OF still higher ohli
gaon-sucii people cannot he IN more p!taoe and hope
less condition. There much reason fear review OF
domestic history the last twelve fifteen years that
poor country falling II she has not already ialen
into this condition. We long practi,e injustice, add
ing TO it hypocrisy in the :ameatoi the coored both
negroes and Indians that begin regard Injustice
clement ckiet eelncnti chief element in gsverl-
inent Now vhlci! admits injustice a> an
element can be- harmonious one ora permanent one liar
IS the antagonist injustice has hcen aud ever
will be- that long as u>ticc Lasts which caunoi e
a~ay-, Tor it's ica semblance therefore, peristabc
'I'rG, ami
ish-ss. Injustice often finds way incidentally into the nc
ninistraou OF public affairs. aud maintain. It's footing long
'!re before II Is cast out 10y the legitimate elements OF gov
Bat il viii be eventually, wherever justice i, he
bass Of the Government. EEta GoyrIm,cninto H!!ch;n-
justice admitted essential part must OF necessity be-
bro ken up that Government may be Instituted or II
must Dissolve TO be any thing that ought Ia be called
Governulent-becomc mere zczac movement OF brute
force. NO OF the S-uts American Republic, are instances
Of the latter They have dissolved their lcners having
proper nation OF justice Is the bass OF social organization
Texas will add another the list il shr does not al
ready te'eryto 81 placed on it The Brs,h est Indies
woald long since have been dissolved As CONN ines had
they beer unconcced by the liO;ae Government Such
the tendency of all toward social DISSOLUTION at the
time Parliament stepped thcm that OF the
Governors Jamaica tSir Lionel SMITH OF teopnion
that even slavery would have itself out ticy had
been let alone These communities ARE now started aires,
the basis justice and can doubt OF their u
ure Improvement than car OF the vauc OF justice IN AL
human affairs Our slave STATES, especially the more
southern them, which the number oil slaves is greater
and in which, o course the sentiment injustice Is stronger
than IN the northern are 20 he placed on the list
OF decayns communities, TO p!ioeop,lc observer they
seem 10 bc falling back The scale o ctvzaton ven al
their point OF re,rogrcsSo tie cause OF civilization
and human Improvement would lose notlin" by their ami
hlaton.
The question now TOR the North finally TO decide sshal
the slave SiatGS draw down with them and both perish
sial by decides! conunct eSertlon OF vrtuous
ergy, ourselves and them from destruction. When
say this question: is vet finally decidedly the North,
that the North has been long time APP
proachig-of late rapidyto fatal decision Law In,
lost honor the dust; do it It's
authority restrain 10 punish, 10 protect Knocked at
y new Eawer more prompt ud energetic, has risen up
dissent: that declares Law unnecssary-,lnclno OF by
gone ages that rises IN aGa, all laws and constitutions
too tie solemn enactnentS Of the people not caring formally
10 repeal them but setting them aside a; pleasure Public
opirion Pubic OPINION rot law, 10 hencetorward to
regulate tie right and duties, the obligations AMI privileges
OF Americans. ind what the thing called public opn-
ION The manufacture Of ema-ogue> who want Office.
noxiou. shareholders, becaase in ii their ajcstlrs are
spoken Of: Let it he hurnt-rgI,t: public "puion de-
fthe people ofthe United Sta,ewrten heron con-
stitutonunrepeaied by them their authcilyis II TO
be trampled on Let be one.Pubic opinion sane
lions ii.
Are the people Of his country To be caadaliled By The
slavery and the driving ofhe slave trade under
tie caves OF Their own Capitol fcs-publc opioh CATS
Tor IL Are the MornOG 20 he robbed hunted down, destroy
Supreme Court Of Ohio, declaring that her constitution n-
acted by the people, orbd' slavery 10 exist wItlI her nm
Its this decision TO be set aside and therourt brought INTO
contempt Let be 50; pubic opinion j. agaist H. - '
freedom OF speech and OF the press TO .e suppressed "eh
takes the field against the Goliath OF the south Storm the
printing oiccsdcsroy the tyres-fas TIE presses ~ WI
np through the them into tie rIver-klll nose
who defend them. Us all right Public opnioH Is N favor
oft
II against ti- monster OF violence and blood whenever
and wherever h- ba appeared whether IN the oi "orof
IN the New that the North must i2 and that soon ana
valrny, successfully se would herself and The
Soull-or herself. II again TIL, Gsurper we would
lead her paoped IN the principles OF 10, coinai. 70
tho the right the Bur why do indulge
The leaders oi the Nortsbod enough al
LOie-arr brlbed treac.ery dragged mo SUI
ror at Wsshngtnn Use, seized With strange panic
VIXEN summoned confront shareholders and Nsoerwa -
pers The blind and deaf 10 the p!anel teaching
10 Tie teaching the Shareholders themselves Take case
Southern the Wing party refused III hrst to a;
is nomination M Everett, minister 10 thglah,
..ra.. ~. LIZ I,.r,c, ,lnli Without ilrlr