New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-02

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re- TIN ErAArssn, Louisville. Ky. Ia one Of tho
very best papers We reimbursement maHis'i, And
thoroughly devoted 70 human weii.being Though
al Anti Slavery paper in the beat sense independ'
ent Of politics parties and nopartysm, IL does not
regard Black Slavery as the only evil TO be extr'
pated bat has ear attuIed 10 every u,terance Of
oppressed aud aggrieyed Humanity. Joss c.
VAUGHAN, its chief Editor, IL man whose life and
aims redeem the Editorial vocation from the re-
proach which unworthy and sor3d adventures
therein have widely cast upon it--Fron bis last
number we extract the following
THx Cssrxasr.-And the satdest VI all A eontras;
between manIiness and the wan, Of hl
These ministers and politicians get up 10 tho Free
States and dsnounce the negro. not merely ~ bsng At
Slavery bu, being incapable Of progress And tnty
enieavor legally 10 prove III
Public characters and m. .nber Of Congress not
tent with h. seek every way they can to rouse the peu-
dces OF the SOUTH and grdc them strong 10 render
emancipation impossible IL bet the other day that
Mr.. Henley, noticing Mr.. Psreys speech 10 the House
OF Representatives. and promi ng fesly TO the SOUTH
remarked that the speech Of the gentleman met with
entire appreciation Of the Wig party Of the SOUTH.
Do these individuals suppose the South to DO Blind Do
they Whis Democrat. take he Southern people 10 be
fOolsr They understand these things They understand
the who 20 them Does not the history of the
pas, prove tnis II any doubt let them 60 back aud ask
where are those who TO crafty slave holies-to play into
them not merely despiscd but kicked out OF the why, BY
the very men whom they SOUGHT % serve.
How brsvey in contrast do such men as Judge Bullock
stand before all Southern and western, where they
assert amid slavery tina. the negro can under genial cir
rise and progress veil as say other class
that then his nature will expand az Il into the
proportions OF moral and intellectual grandeur Here In
Kentucky this distinguished boldly says, when refer
ring to the deterioration OF the black race:
of oisssrns the cause Ia the nature Of
He opprsf,d The motives to eksrticn, end the
rewards vrtuous ambition denied bin His pride
Of sture szpped the root and has nothing TO sustain
found in his nature. That nature is the g Of God Gu
do~ed with the capacity and clothed with all the atr
butes Of man"
Are southern men who so talk asd think (and where s
intelligent and Christian citizen among vs. who hdss
different view p TO be cheated hood-winked BY the Span
lei fswDug low trucking, o beartess trackers for
money or place or position "The Ours /" said Randolph
they should have tho mango for fe." Aaa they will
be marked, through life, AZ II they had IL
KEsruckr Law or 1889 Tho Commonwealth thinks
the Senate will pass the House bil modifying the act Of
1898. May be so We believe however that II will fail
again 10 that body
Two things just worthy OF note.
First, the proposition OF Mr. Judd. prohibiting the trad
Ing in imported slaves as merchandise Thrty-sx mem
bers voted for this against nfty-sx.
Second the proposition Of Mr. Chiffon. prohibiting the
sale Of slaves ported within three years AFTER such I'M
portstion. Mr. Newell avoFed the object Of this amend
be- forbid slaves being traded In nerchsn-
disc" This amendment" said Mr.. Hasgsrd, murdered
bill but House would the latter without
the former.
Thus amended the bill passed tho House The vote VIII
be found under the legislative head. In one sense Il Is
forrad movement Is leg sinttre acknowledgment
that cod-booded moneysd traffic in man Is wrong The
amendment" said Mr. Newell twill be bar TO trailing
In sndise" Let the States make this law
regards ALL forbtdng the separation OF families and
emancipation will be effectively tegun