New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-24

wAsH,sc1oH, Nov. 70, 1886.
The Slapery aD>aon-I.s Enp0taHDc> @ AH.erSee-TA2'
ar. re 10 do ut& or .Nea 7er7t,ory1
Tas question you may depend upon it, Il o. VIA
consequence. 1t viii PROBABLY agitate congress a. -
mex: session and must at al eYens De oecIoeo a. -.
sessiop Of f7-5 Us settlement Win reference 70 us
en, ysrs,.Iv acntfrsc on the Rio Grande and On the
Pacific south Of Oregon cannot DC postponed more t4i
year II i, ia once fully end distinctly mixed up with
,i eecton Of presideDi so "a 10 control or eTen Ts-
.eyialiv influence such election maxi my woYos-tne
copfsderacy viii be eonTulsed 70 i,s Center ann may
fear may survive the shock have great iata in
the patriotic good and iorbearsnee Of my country
men in every Of The Union. despte the reckless
,ess oftectonsl political partzsps ard fsnhca. lncen
diaries but there 10 much 10 fear Many honest and
good citizens do not reflect on this oec; out act nom
their impulses The momeDto1s consequences Involved
require VI every patriot that should weigh well every
step that hss the iesst bearing upon H. and act calmly
and without prejudice viii no; pretend
tosncipate the course that vii De pursued oy
the conviction that ifthe South o7efpouered
In Tho conflict before Congress. blow will be nfic'ed
not merely upon the Democratic party OF fatal charac
tsr upon union of the States Themselves which
will seriously injure. and may possibly destroy it
Whether the soutbern members OF Congress viii stsJ
one oren, IN their after what they regard as an
outrage Of tho principles Of the Constitution ana an qn
stb.ble nyason OF and Interference with their rights
and donestic institutions Is perperaed ~ question
they will then decide Doubtless the advice and lnrl-
ence of that great and pure patriot John Z Cal
houn will have controlling weight with the Southern
members and 4, is mainly upon him therefore that we
regard tho responsibility Of preserving the integrity OF
the Union rests The Democracy should look 10 MIN
this question 90 their Nestor The abandonment By the
Southern members Of their seats, would leave the De
ocracy OF the other sections to the tender nerces Of
their Wing opponents all questions and the sccumu
lated Wing eIornes that would then be enacted could
not fail 70 drive the South 10 eStremities
This Ius,tsr shoud be seted tns winter II possible 10
the dire csamtes otherwise certainly impending
this country 1t wopd not then be mixed up in the
nsxt Presidential lit IT, the Democratic party
will DO pieces, and become an easy prey 10 Their
adverseries
The truth u.s. ths. the opponents of the inst
tuition OF domestic servrude too rash and inlporc
10 succeed well. They should not moot the question
while lis decision is connected with our foreign
md with The restoration OF peace with Mexico. THEY
shonN pca IN the application fr admission State is
made
Ha hn ha the cunning Isaacl we must
'wa1 till Slavery is securely fastened On all the
newly conquered tenitory-tl it has become a
fixed fact In the Political and Social Economy Of
Q new empire larger than all our Free States-un-
ell half dozen new Slave States knock at the door
ofthe Capitol for admission into the Union-and then
what p Why, we shall Of course be told that our
objection comes too lote--that Slavery is aiready
established throughout New Mexico, Tameupas,
Sonora and California. and that no power earth
can overthrow it-and then we have choice to
dissolve the Union the ultra Slavery perpetu
ating yoke fastened on cur necks for ever.
No, Freemen lovers Of Universal Liberty haters
Of Oppression and all Unrighteousncss our stand
muss be taken now! Siarery must hare no legal
ezissence under the Flag Of the Union South or West
Of Terasi This Nation has incurred guilt enough.
shame enough already in bIackening with Human
Bondage broad and fertile region whence it had
been legally eradicated. Not another march not
another inch, must the dark and bloody scourge be
extended while the Free States have yet MAORI
ty In one branch Of the Government Their stand in
the Thermopylm OF Freedom was calmly taken last
March and cannot be abandoned without subjectng
them to the just execration and loahng of the Civil
ized and Christian World. NOT ANOTHER INCH OF
SLAVE TERRIroRr!' was deliberately proclaimed
Us fundamental principle by the united vote of
the Free States illinois excepted-a vote which
is recorded and cannot be recalled Let us mark
the craven who will now be recreant to it