New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-05

from cutyatng the slavery nteres; that adopted that
course though regretted to lose their votes. But
must do them the credit TO say that did not lose them
They acted nobly and said they would not revenge
upon Ireland my attack upon them. But believe no
pcrson say that was counting the at-savery par
y Let remind the association that al later period
in the year IS SO, Mr. Powell Buxton and the anti
slavery party called meeting IN Exeter man. 10! the
civilization Of the interior of Africa. attenccd put
they determined that should not take part III n, rtc
meeting They arranged that should not DE hearu nc
people IN attended the meeting were KIND enough 10 De
Impatient, to hear me but they voted the chairman oul OF
the chair and got up the organ lest shou!u
speak 10 the people. That was the way that con-
ciliaed the an.slavcry party Ana When me now was
racj in England against the Maynooth bill who
the mos, active in raising the howl. The ani--avery
marty Many of them 10 be sure. wrote 10 me- apologiZ
Inc for taking the part they did and arbutng their OPP
posi,ion to the grant their attachment to the voluntary
urincipe-I scorncd that excuse. said TO them pub
cly how you say il is the voluntary principle you
are going upon. The Presbyterians receive te6OO0
year BY annual votes You never opposed the Presby-
tcrian grant is equally obnoxious 10 the voluntary
principle but when Grant Is proposed to be given 10
the Catholics you oppose It. You don't act upon ,he
volunteer principle with regard 10 the ou
you use to act hostley against the Catholics But am
the less the antslavery man myself ldont aohor
slavery myself the less because men VINO are opposed
to in England have acted have described There
are many Of them enlightened men but there are many
OF them bgoied, no Popcry men, who hate Cathohcy
more intensely than they love the liberty CT any portion
of the h,ran race But have traduced the Americans
wncn talked OF the horrors of domestic slavery! hap
pened 10 receive n New Orleans paper, published IN the
centre Of domestic savery-it is called the trson,d"
Republican, and shall read an extract from IT. BY that
perceive that in connection with the institution OF sla
verv in NevO rlcans-for | find that in America they
call i, an observation-disclosures public whipping places
men are licensed TO keep shablcs OF torture-he mas
Ter sends his slave to those hamblcs there get
hundred lashes, whatever degree OF punishment MS
master desires There actual sham0es kept there
for the torture OF slaves and there are persons VINO earn
livelihood-what hideous livelihoodby hoecng hui
man beings Mt the instance of those who called Their
masters find that writer in this paper wishes to get
rid of that systcm-and mind the man who publishes
this is resident in New Orleans He must. therefore, be
as mild in his language the subject possible, or ne
might know what the value is OF a Bowie knife. This
writer says
1--WE find unfortunately that even the strong Tromptng5
of sefineresl in addition humanity not sufficient TO
strain those position and evil mind We some
imes ace draymnn beat in the most cruel manner, ami
NAL on whose labor his family depends for support so u
with Inc and his slave So mat Inc GSe Is oee1ra
the drayman beats his hofse But "l.i be 3aiu We
admit and guarantee the night OF the 10 chastise his
slave order his labor and respect tat ncde
drinking him cspe' ml-how VIII you preven; Giey
the exercise OF such power which, from The nare OF Inc
case, be purely discretionary Ths cannot a"ays
guarded against, This boy whipped by the officers OF
the people. rhose orgers are called ohcers o Inc peo
pe Now ii would seem clear inst Is puolc olicet
The servant OF the whole people, TO do Tie pubic bddng as
expressed In written laws and 10 do nothing more ne sou
moi and safely be the servant OF al individual Also
and use the powers of his public trust 10 execute The man.
date of private dgment caprice Az the custom nov"
is any master may, without shown, send slave 10
or old great or small female it matters not And
as in The commented on, he may without the Ger
tniny OF any fault bat only 10 eXtort confession OF ss
peced crime have the punishment brought SO near 10 Kill
ing that surgeons consider recovery Is doubtful
Am to blame if attack system OF that kind p
Male or female--young old-whippcd at the discre-
ton of man whose only limit is not actually killing the
individual. They would thus make the slave declare
whether lie is guilty OF theft not Are they ask,
Christian men who endure to those scenes going on
around them Recolect that this not the statement
of a calumniator or beer. foreign emssary but
il is statement published in the darkest hole of slavery
New. Orleans itse!. Let them blame me-lct me be cN
ecraed by them-let their support be taken from Ire
and-Slayery, denounce you whereveryou are Come
rcedonl-come oppression to lrelandet Ireland DC as
she may. have my conscience clear before my God-
abhorthe tyranny of man. and lis demorazng brutaIz
ing orturing practices. 1t not who caumnate the
Americans If they be calumnated-but the American
who writes this document and publishes 1t speak
only the words of that writer. and come good or evil
am the enemy of slavery in every form. oh, men OF
Ireland rally with Is it not delightful to be engaged
in such a struggle | do soem ~ declare that even
though my efforts not 10 be -rowned with success
had rather be engaged IN this struggle for the welfare
and happiness OF my native land than ENJOY AL OF
wealth and respendence, a1d magnhcence That the
treasures of the congregatc1 worlds could bestow upon
me- The pleasures the honor the privilege OF strng
Cling for my country would not surrender TO be mon
arch of the Universe Rally, then. with me-one ana
all rally with me- young and od-high and low-rlch
and poor rally with for the Repeal and your country
Green Erin of the streams will be the happcst
and most prosperous, she is avowedy The io'ehes
and most fertile of the nations OF the earth