New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-22

men who weld to II, but we INSIST that they GO
not perceive It's tendency. We claim to be as
good Antl-Slavery men as the best of them, and
TO be doing far more for the cause In resisting
this Political fre-brand than they can be IN light
ing it. We believe these not to be beyond the
reach OF reason, and we have confidence that
those who are hoping to divert considerable
Wing vote from Mr.. Clay on Abolition grounds
will vet be disappointed At all events, Justice
good faith. an enlightened regard even for the
cause of Emancipation, demand that decided
stand be taken in this matter. II Statesman
so generous as Mr.. Clay, so warm-hearted IN the
cause of Human Freedom, himself an original
and active opponent of the egalization of Slavery
in his own State, an open opponent of Slavery
since, and an effective enemy of Gag-Laws and
All infungements on the Public Liberty in behalf
Of Slavery, is to be prescribed on Abolition
grounds. there is an end TO the compromises OF
the Constitution-there must be an end, very
soon, to the Union.
And more This trucking to Political Aboll-
ton would be as mistaken in policy as 1t is wrong
in principle and fatal in It's tendencies. Justice
despite his name looks to but one side of the
question. Suppose the Wing Convention should
set aside Mr. Clay in Difference to Abolition, with
what face could we ask our brethren OF North
Carolina, kentucky, and gallant TENNESSEE to
support our new candidate Could we reasona-
big expect or hope for single vote from the
South Certainly not. From the moment such
i a. no
party south of the Potomac. Have we strength
to elect President from the Free States alone
And elect whom-Birney or Garrison
Yes, let us count the gains from the course
proposed Justice chuckles over the 5000
Abolition votes against Luther Bradisll-an
avowed Antl-slavery man, who expressed MS
sentiments when he rsked all and could gam
little by so doing All but Clay was your man
for President Very we'll: in the preceding
election, when Gen. Harrison was running for
President, and VIM. II. Seward, who had done
all a Governor of New York lawfully could dc
against Slavery, was up for reelection, these Po-
litical Abotionists did their mightiest against
BOTH and poled over 5000 votes. If they could
1880
Focos and get the Jury Law, &c. repealed, II
would have rejoiced their inmost souls. 1t seems
to be rule with them to oppose man the worse
,b ,,corer he stands tn them. We have done all
we ever mean to do toward averting their insane
hostility, and we close with repeating the express
sion of our deliberate conviction that the Wing
party will not think Of giving up its decided
choice for President to propitiate them-lt will
not 90 chasing after any will-o'-wisp of local pre-
judicc or fleeing excitement; but, standing on
the broad platform Of its well understood prlncl-
pies and frankly proposed measures, it will fight
the great battle OF 1914 on strictly National
grounds-with success, we have great confidence,
but at all events with honor.
Uj' What is the matter with our friend 10.
CHURCH of the Providence Evening Chronicle
A more Jealous Tippecanoe Spoutcr VIC did not
know than he was out in Onondaga; and when
he dipped into the Chronicle he went his length
for the cause of Law and Order. Now he Is
preaching Tyler Loco Focoism and supporting
the Dorr candidates All Joseph Joseph we
fear thy virtue is not like unto that OF thy name
sake the son Of good old Jacob, else It would
never have been in the power of Tylerism with
all its temptations to shake it. Bcthink thee OF
the honor that crowned his cause, the shame that
attends thy own, and repent in the coarsest OF
sackcloth, the sootiest of ashes
u The Albany Argus of yesterday makes a
pass at us in rejoicing over its thimbe-rig victory
in Kentucky. Ncighbor, suppose we first settle
the old score about the extension Of Suffrage IN
Rhode Island Virginia, &c. We gave you a job
on that head some time since which has not yet
been attended to. Remember
'Tis we'll 10 be off with the old love
Before you with the new
ISDlANA.-The Indianapolis State Journal clas-
sihed the Members OF the new Legislature as fol.
lows: Senate, (complete,) Wing 26; Locos "a
House, Wings 46, Locos 40; five to come in,
probably all Loco, putting the Joint Ballot
against us. Gov. Bigger will prove to be beaten
by less than the Abolition vote.
u Hon. MosEs H. GRINNELL requests us to
contradict the statement made through our COL