New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-19
prs.cnl A-pcct. Of Slavery.

IN
Ifasit has been often assorted. the Abolitionists
have postponed the day Of emancipation their inter
ference had the effect u make Shareholders abandon
sincere purposes OF sbohshins slavery inc Da' ehects
aectnp men a tho South beginning 10 perceive tho
folly Ii they have been guilty Of H. Of refusing 20 DO
right because In their opinion. others do wrong; and
the CELEBRITY power OF recent movements thOW mat
any apparent reirocesiion az snifavery moyementin
slave States ha. been like the lowing back Of river to-
ward s fountain In order 10 gana Wider iuer strong
or current than before.
Among the moot remarkable OF tho movements has
been the carving Of tina Convention question In Ken
lucky. by an overwhelming majority Of her voters
Not than three or four papers IN Tho stale had al
vocsied openly the Convention. Not dozen lea1ins
politicians favored IL In public. And yet more inan
10000 of the people cast their votes for beng ms
FORTY OF more Than 10000 more than 10 required By the
Constitution, add more than two 20 oae OF the votes
actually pol ad IN the state
NotonIv Kentucky but Western Virginia and the mp.
land regions Of North Carolina and East Tennessee
which settled chiefly by n1nslasf holder and "nioh
now havo the numorieal strength that in tAe early set
Elements wss with The planters In tho lO~ landf-are
freely dscussinr the qlfduOn whether each county
should no, have the ghi whenever the msi,riy IN that
county may 80 determine 20 s'isbifh freedom % en'
Western VIRGINIA % ssi. will move the subject IN
less than three months a nlA the Legislature that sho
De directed BIZ Law 90 get 10 OF Slavery and many ~
her leading intend 1T once aeitang the subject so
o. 10 prepare the people Tor The step In 1850 In Mound'
yll- Wsstprn vranil paper IL about to DO establish
% 10 advocate emancipation on grounds OF religion mo
raiy and expedency. SO Tar has Ionnessee advanced
In the Motor that according 10 Senator Jarnsgin who
has repeatedly made the remark 10 Inc editor on tae
Ohio Press ID the abstract question wefe submitted 10
the ueoue TO morrow tbreeniths Of them would vote
for the abolition Of Slavery"
Its. however especially to Kentucky that tho friends
of freedom IN the South 10 have been looking 70
make the first move said gentleman of Gsorgs 10 a
recent letter 10 tho Louisville Examiner, We all look
10 Kentucky and to you with hope II sou In kentucky
could move and give ihe impulse 81 Tennessee. all Of
~ afa r..f4iI LIMA IH4f
sad another from Tennessee Fast Give the word 10
Kentucky aud we will answer you nstnnty. We are
readv Now that kentucky has made The move, snd
gives the word may look for more signal progrtss OF
an,islavery reform.
SO strong il tho srr4y oven At the South already on
the sie OF slavery that ihs advocates % perpetual
slavery feel called on 10 mako some special ehnrn IN
defence And prgminent among these IL Tho cGtHbish'
ment Oi q paper in Washington, % be conducted ~
some of the most influential men Of South Carolina aud
10 represent Southern views If Southern slavery ard
Southern rights and interests The influence a such
q paper even on The South 'se will doubtless be favor
able % freedom writer from South Carolina coniess.
Is to the Louisville Examiner" love SIR Calhoun
would die for hun but for the South be has played q
most hazardous and for the Union most dangerous
game He one idea has been % perp8tnse Slsvery-a
moral impossbiy snd 10 doing ne has tHcrtastd an
uslarGy lseing al io South This must be the ineVts-
bic IT, actiOn hat will be- the effect on the NOfth-the
effect growing Of the discussions that will spring up
lit needs special saQacity 10 ioresee.
some at the South 50 for manly sud oignin@d tor
bshrAuct
gres."-snd mounting the highest stills Of defiance In
language On ls thrr language not uulsJ which being
borrowed from religious doctrine only makes the thing
IN reality more luocrous they profess Themselves ready
10 cay 10 the NORTH 10 the name Of tbs Holy Trinity
We cuf you 90 loose
Let me friends Of thc Freedom Of Nan, AMI OF the
Emhuc patton Of the slave De OF good courage. 81 the
day approaches Let q ind Us rsa6y Ana II the CUES
ton must come up Watcher W. shall receive any &C.
QUESTION Of territory from NeNico-whch God forbid r.
rtii not hod us tieeprs - ia relation 70 Texas Firm
ness here win shorten the struggle snt hasten Tho pe
Rod Of mpnn of country. Let ne not fear
that the South viii clf All loose We should then
bs only the more united. while they themselves would
be loose Bat the friends Of Freedom and OF the Union
who are now in fact majority NJ the south are too
wise and too strong % permit desperate OF tinsierps
minority 10 execute their threat of disunon or 10 pre-
vent the final iuiment Of hopes chershed BY the good
OF ~ parties snd oil times. since the iormauon OF the
Constitution that All men shall have In inalienaoe pos
session the equality - which ali men era born and no
slave grosn bondage where his white brethren are
tree.