New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-08
senator Chase of Ohio on slavery In the
Territories.

Mr. Chase's new position, however attained.
gives importance 20 his opinions. He addressed
tie people of Charlest1wn. Mass few days since
ald stated hi. views thus
The aristocrscy o. Enelaud Is not held together
much ty great possessions as by its great political
power Our American arstocracy 10 held together and
lnsfe unt NOT o. mlcn hy it. property 10 slaves a.
by the political power which the Constitution h.s De
plsifed fre hand. u -avch01ers as the repre- sen
f.tses 90 slaves They represent their Slaves lney
pui into the Houses of Congress into ine Electoral
Cur-cs ~ the lilied States The political power which
l. hr exponent of their slaves and o course they are
bound together cy The strongest 90 possible TIES In'
power thea came into existence distinct lucepen
cent. sfl.tccrauc po~er n the Government naturally
opposed Co TIE temper and spirit Oi our Institutions
10 not long before % began % manifest ~ con
trol over the public policy taxing nrst one step and
then another scp, public opinion would permit, ID
ul lu tne progress u time that poesr came into iae
entire coltfo. 90 the Government And how simply
by saying 10 one pl.lcs party 70 you VII q ~itn
a. We Will tnsnlf you o. accomplish your fsvorite
sch-mr. 10 the Free states under the agency Of
tn- General Government, - lar - 10 msy De done
And % trG party -luld ~ some ufn-, seem o. % k-
IA % vary aite irom the pain which the ssvehoders
bad marked Tor trrsd al tnst they have % DO
simply o. turn o. The other party. snc s.y yo1
vii .fr us your votes ~e VII cheek me ~lid scnrinrs
the Drrocrsfc party sud teach them tnrir proper
uIsce. Ih. - TIE game. and - successfully played
tlst trs power TIE nal1s uf tne ssveho1ers gradu
sy reduced every thllE l-1rr - control % tnsf a.
rez.r8cd by ta- Government I'D you found tse slave
holarrs in tn- poss-sson of nearly Al the ores "
tish public trust and o. arrogant dd hey o-com-
ihss 10 h- senate o. the Jlited Sstes 70 Al 20 nsd
been ro.iaisd fcr l-h political ei1ce. ~ss doomed =
rri-crilu tccause BE- entertained ant slavery senti
uf.nscsus- be- hs1 d-red o. respond % tie sent
riruts = hich burned in Massachusetts heart
Otrsr men propu--c for public once we're rejected
simply upon The score OF their anu.lzvcry sentiment.
o. not ihirs AL oe cone sgsiD, ogi II hss been
done sDi done y tie arrogance Of this power
which hsd possessed is, % slmosterery department.
snd wtch % sssy the scePtre Of uncontE0les
domination over our country
10 wss necessary that this state Of things should Be
met by -oue remedy and fs@ individuals determined
tnst they would make the question Of Freedom para-
mount precisely the svthoders ns1 ulsoe The inter
sls oi slavery paramount Thus theT- srose party 10
the country Nhich planting ise upon The great truths
of the p-lsrsuou u iu1epencence dem snced ihsf TIE
Government which our fathers as1 cres,ed shocc oe
administered upon the principles which they had pro
claimed
Mr. CJrwins colleague next notices the suPPo-
si,ioa u many persons that me folks Of CAliior-
lis Wi knock a. the door %. Congress AID de-
msrds free constitution. saPPosi1s il granted,
De siis.
VIII they think or work is done suppose that
Freedom IN the Irrrt torres is secured suFfo-c tna'
~ pass ih- Ordinance oi l7s7 sn1 msse t applicable
hope shsll do suppose 81 tnis we're sccou Pisneo
there remains the slave csnking his chain IN ne DO
trlct 81 Columbia rght IL ssht o. the espitn- 10 l0-
int,u "a o. endure thai shame much longer
Martin Wa BBTeas rsnsEk. that the iahas5oe