New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-17
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ties Of oar 9overrnsr. Whn sisvsholdes a0
without. 4 nuruur with respect to Slave Territory
". pro2o.s nov 20 do WITH respeo. % Free tern
tory. lsthst aggression
-DG. they say they Will dn'o7e "s MN
Mo win TIE ssvehoden Iney are oo'
,,s t,,,h q, the free Write voters Of The Save
s,,,s. Adrpi, that these would desir. 70 DO Il
Will IN. o.hsr three fOgrths let them Way shou
to Eiyb. Kindred Thousand sdz.t FrseoeD 10
,ta slave states VINO Owe no slaves coDsen. 70
br,ak sp the Union becsas. the Two Hundred
Tbso.ssd Shareholders are Dot Authorized = sell
~ xo,s their human ehattsls m California Ard
Nss Msyic3l What 'n,ers.. have these aon-
ssveh3ldegs ir toe Ex,snslol Of Slavery VIVA,
good would II d. them Even Il they vs-l 3
become s.svsbOiders. vii sgco extension reduce
the price OF negroes Ia not urged sss mes-
sure c,csla,ed r. increase TIA. price And #
they wish 70 remain as they are, Why should they
wish Slavery extended How Is sDy oar aot
,,vec1nsr OF oveneer Isohted by Slavery ths,
ne shocd pour on, b. b'ood for ~ See oo0tn err
Ilincis and lows 4 ed vito poor white nea Vho
have asd from cheaper and and more gen
9. dime IN Save States - s-tte where they can
tn ne earth snd 'o.los the mechanic a." ~l'tou'
being degraded by the competition u cn''tals
Marx Ia how age measure the ~ Iitsry Bounty
Lands won by the ssuics o. Southern men DIX
rarely ssvsnodsrsl io the Mexicsn War nave
besp located q Free states Why sn0aid toe'e
oon-.'aveholdsrs desire Inc Ektersiono i slavery
Rely on it. they do not. They m.y be inhamed
and exuperstei by cries that the North 10 sros
cling 70 degrade them deprive them Of their NIGHTS
&c but wnen you come 70 ash them - dissolve
the Union because Slavery - not allowed 70 enter
the New Territories they will think twice before
they DO H. In easy 10 be deceived IN ths INST
ter The Southern Press is the mouth piece 81
the slsvehoIiing srstoc-Gc! Southern meetings
sre got 10. offered and managed ny them. Men
who fancy their means Of living depend on re
mems favor may seem 20 JON IN TIE hl'rsh Tor
d sunion. bat they can never mean It They vii
show you 40 when the time comes io5 action.
We think some Northern Members made s
mistake when they suffered themselves u be oul
he'd iato reconsiierine Cots Result sat Win
tor. They doubile" acted as they thought i1r the
bes., but their course was an invitation To more
buster and nev threats Of dissoving the Uaios.
We ksow It is beet - avoid or sHsy excitement
when nothing vita IS pat in .leops-fy ~ conci.i-
tsry course, but the truth must be spoken, even
when It has sn edge. Thst resolution un true.
and the juds men, 4 tho country 50 affirmed. Be
ing true. and not irrelevant, It should have been
stood by. Giving It up invites "a ther dic:stion
We would not pass such arssoluton norersot
the " i'mot Provso except b some practics.
end Snow rs that either is needless and We
waive i,s abstract sOuGdBess Show US how Free
dom Ia to gain and not lo,e by waving the Pc
yiso, and we are resdy to waive 1t. as We offered
to sst Winter Il we Nigh, thereby wrest New
Mexico from tic grasp Of Texas. But the ; g
very Prcpsg aD9is!s do not mske all isuproAr for
an abstraction. They mean h force comp romise
which will surrender portion Of the New Tern
torres to Slavery. That must be resisted At al
hazards