New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-29
slavery nndthe North.

The Ne,e Hampshire Pofr,ot Of last week has
leading article on The Result and It's Cause
which confirms our most sanguine anticipatons
on one pout-namey that the election OF Gen.
TAYLOR would work wholesome change in tue
feelings aud views respecting Slavery OF tie
Northern preteuders to exclusive Democracy
The Patriot assumes that Cen Cass has been
beaten bys fraudulent coalition of Slavery and
Abolition. aud improves the circumstance ms fol-
lows:
The Southern States have secured the election Of
their sectional candidate Ia doing they have been
opii,, of the blacklist inqrantude and the yrosses
reachory 20 the Democracy OF the North and west I'D
ali time past when Ab0tonisrn aided and urged on m
Congress and out by the Federal leaders has attempted
10 strike al the Constitutional rights OF the South VINO
have always stepped forward 10 ward OH the iaial
blow Who have always strenuously aud persevernsy
stood up for the rghs OF the south even al tne eA
ucnse Of their own interests and popularity al home
All the world knows that II is the Democracy OF the
North and West who have done his ana AL the Worid
knows that Tor 50 doing they have encountered tnc
most wantOn abuse and the West taunts ana lnPuta
tons from the Federasts OF their States Nay more
many of their public men. for doing only What tney
felt bound 10 do IN defence OF the nshts OF tue south
when thus assaed have had popular prejudice so excl
ted against them at home by Federal demagogues rs
o. cs1se their nohtical death And IN The last
struggle one of the grayest and most troublesome oil
The accusations brought against them ana thelr cau
has been this od charge OF suustiNchOl 10
the south And yet the men, the STATES loi Nhuh 'ne
Northern Democracy have done and suffered al! THIS,
have now basey betrayed and deserted them IN thls
great contest and that too by union and base douoe
game of fraud and deception with the same men Al
the North against whom we have so long and so con
stanty defended them Regardless oil their pfoIessu
principles forgetiul OF all their obligations TO tn'l
Northern friends and mindful only gi ne P|PoHHy ea-
es9a Of thcr black and purld syste o. Sidr@y they
have given the Democracy OF the North lesson ana
warning which, though dearly bought may yet prove
worth many times lie cost 10 them $500. -.
This victory OF the south Will prove GEAR one 10
them To Gain II they have sacrificed their best iends
the only friends upon whom they could ever rely 10
cain il they have taken 10 their embrace the "o's
have the power TO leopard their rights OF interests IN
| the least Those friends they never can regain those
foes can never bo made sher friends To those iehes
they were bound by political principlos snd assoclS
80 bc,vecn them and their Old Toes there IS and
can be mo- bond Of union except tina, created oy TEN
porary success which will ere long prove source o'
/ violent and b.tter elimination. The Northern Democ
racy ever have and ever will stand By iheu Phcpos
/ and by the Constitution whatever may De the course
of others fkty viii never be found fSlse 70 'nt I'eIs
ecresnt 10 their sacred cause. nor Compromising WIN
the bitter toes of both Tor local sectional anu shOit
i,ed success The south have done TINS and ere
LONG but too late. they viii see ana ite' tnoI CRY,
i tbc meantime the Democracy OF the Nortn and tht
rrsat West thus hasely betrayed by tht S"utu' W.
-, ~, s,,er tenor of their way combining Win
uo tactions Welding 10 no tempoilIns poH'y Cum
promising with no iscuOus ioes- strong ia 'I0' ~
Welding adherence 10 tue pain oi tlsut aiu "a
will command the respect, and ere long cohu " @ ueS
,,, ~ tho whole country Neither Northern fciefM
ism nor southern tansticIsui, nor poth coiuol"'N ~
prevent them ruling the country siiei tns ,Nps
non OF the mongrel Administration "hoh NiS Je-'
rs of slavery and Abolition have succeeded IN ias
tcnne upon the country ,. .. ,.,,y.
+. Nbiie We thus eN press our Own feelings ana views
in ,ard n the conduct O the south IN the lalts' GO"
-. -, An, moi we express those OF the Democracy
NJ New ampshire II any men IN the mon nav e.
soop UP hrmly defence OF the Sohs'l.u
OF the south, regardless alike oil Tue - NJ
f,cs aud the remonstrances OF umld hlehus ','o ~
r,ocrscy of New Hampshire have done So ~, ~
the Union above AL things. and iesrIhs oNeIy -
however slight which may be- aimed AZ - pc Po.~l
they have gone 10 the extreme verge OF N. -
obligation ia opposing the ianaueaI son.t's - -
htio1isn For this they have suffered greatly Al ~
and IN spite OF this they have no" oe'h -
suited and betrayed by the very men IA "Ho'. -
,rcs,n,rt il natural and that they should pt 0ai''-
90; 10 put themselves IN posuon 10 receive ~ \,
mcnt AZ n, "a but the dictate OF se4i seieHeo ~" a.
respect. In these circumstances y ocoeii..s - -,
II becomes Is as party rcgardiul OF our chaiaset -
principles aud rights. 10 reitersie ana feal ~ -
unshsken devotion 10 those glorious p lP',s ~ -
Ne have ever commended, 10 declare o~4 "t'A4 -
ence 10 the position We have heretofore occupied A'
well upon the Slavery question A. upon 'ne 's'.S-a
and Constitutional issues before the country 20 'e'-
or ds.era,asd and tc0nProntsiHS hos"|g 20 80
sisu Of Siarcry 90 ne territory H9 free from 1a1' o
rsl 10 deuOuuce and resist all uterieftnee anu ~
croschments OF section Of the Union upon me Oon
tutiopal rights Of another and 70 strenuousy Oppose
an measures Justly calculated 10 weaken the bonds o
,r glorious Union This Is our position, and THIS mus
/ he ,1r course We stand by the Constitution ana NE
1-oon a We hsve ever done. We stand upon our ONT
sd st,orrn and cannot be driven nor sedaced IRON
q. w. bend 70 no temporary eNPedients we yiela <
M sectional views; we compromise win no iaetous
80 honest men OF our opponents prefer our position
- seek our ranks they will be welcome on' We y
mt one step toward their ground 70 'ecu,y sns.
IT,. Dsmoe1scyul New Hampshire segA no s.lAl es'
.1i sahmit 10 no compromises, VIII MAKE 10 's ANS
/ ana VII never surrender
An who are familiar with the columns
the Patriot must 1t once realize the imProVeIn' j"
eyincsd IN this article We trust our WING = r''
81, s,,.,ds who saw I'll not only 20 vote Tor al
Boren. but TO deuounce sl who supported iay'o
a. reersan,. win yetsee aud acknowledge 'h'' q
Is Tor the best.
| -. Col. p 3. Taylor formerly member .
ths ohio ie.i..ta4r AID pretty gcntrsly Sho "a
Baasio Taylor" i. announced 70 appear " the Ois''
Land Thestsr, - R0is.