New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-20

sane period Ro-h sPruns from minds Of re ssu'
temp-r The -ererce 1rf~ren thrnl - tH.t Na-'
INTENDED - apply - existing The other ook'
future communities Thsr~. =. Therefore. n 'ceom
Of TIE character 81 re Constitution - eNst
.rg Cr-l evils and ,Huses which rot 20 20 found
u. s'her o.. ts-se tae g-sa'st inquest rraNy, vs.
TIE i1s-'L-01 o. Dome--.c Slsre-y-to certain x
tent ~ "a the 'l-sfc-on CT 10 Federal svsteu :,
20 csfai-hef The great rifr 90 fhar i.y were 1in.
~ compound 10 the Constitution Wiin m rctuA soci-
oclfy Hl-. af'er seeing hsi they I'D IN -hs Ord.
Dsnc- where there De- .uch obstacle ~hst rcssou
ah- man ran lnt ;heir g. guard sgsinst ne
sprs-t & such evils wherever they cov.t prevent L.,
Ilsir use provision for the establishment ~ nat
which !. the great Truth 10 dsv- red .r American
history . VT th-r ne movement 10 civ zed sd
Christian uha. socially. morally sud politically uusi
s.ways b forward nss been IN some degree checked
~ ire o,herwse advantage - purchase 90 Louisiana
Through Tbs event fre causes bier eN s'fd I'd rtard,
q sinp me rsf-rsi tendency z ihe G.vrrn ent
acquired increased vg.r. Cd sclses gain strength
from me or-th 10 time they are tolerated BIZ vast
= SUI mar- serious, new interests grow up from a
sprfaf cf wrong systcr- wt,cl are The more O. =
clt o. eradicate ~ tn opportunity rsy Fave hrsr
ncau0usiy given 20 connect ;ten With views 90 l1csi
prspor derence m zoe section mr. OF pecur.ary sdvani
age 10 another section 81 ire Union
Once fts slavery question wes narrowed down 20
The point 90 saving local property ui il-ty held Now
F ra- stretched rto national lo iv. fhat 0ensnts 20
he carried olt a. Tie TX % expensive wsrs rl matter
how much IN The te,th of re shed iterry 90
47trfrfn b.rfg Tho task j. now rot to ~ on ward
bat On ref -r and rirase shst has been ne wrong
Joe Tempe O. Lintrfy d. .n fhe hands OF the money
changer. and our task % drive them out wih RODS
% need he. IN order 10 make - once more clear ana
pure for frfeufus worship
Gracious Heavens Can 10 indeed be so Are We 70
understand thst tho noolest experiment OF modern
times for the adyancemfn ~ the social condition o.
comm need VI the cost OF the blood of heroes con-
tinled In spite Of III the per- of ha century q Eg
rolssn dsorgsnizstcn and row hszsrdet only By this
danger OF slavery, shall be- made - avail only 20 estsb
-h he tyranny ~ our race over another among N an
kind Are % understand tn.f thi- tyranny 20 he
extended over countries "a which t has 1e'n sh0l she'd
nay over Land. whore 70 hs- yet been
nITrdf And are We who feel snd know. snd under
stand and declare TIE actas character OF this Outrage
EXPECTED 20 make ourselves privy 20 1t For myself,
confess thar hal not been living witness ant observer
OF the events OF the last in years IN toe United states
u nsf NOT watched fhe st0rts and comhnatuns made
10 section # the Union 20 give success 20 oaneu
policy, should scarcely have imagined that even 6
shadow Of such expectations could nave been raIs d.
Nothing has evaed 10 check TINS tendency OF things
excepting the Tta,p~rdn FRI Sou M0renen, Yet even
The net work IS around On one side are heard
The Whispering and The waings Of the timd. who old
inst America iu'h her great mission simply by &C
cumuiatlng GoA Dust and Who see IN the value of
cotton and sugar and tobacco fr equivalent for the
surrender OF mans iuaiienahle rights. OF such men,
let the children Of the Ordinance beware.
To supp that the emergency may b met by
standing silent and sul particularly after the bitter
experience have had Of he Texas plot the very
madness Of the moon Our duty Hov, Is action. And
no action will avail short OF the establishment over AT
the Territories 81 the Union OF that principle which
gives the chief lustre TO the Ordinance you meet Ia
cel brate the establishment Of Free soil A. the home
OF free people
The FLOWING is an extract from long letter Of
J. E. SNODGRAss, of Baltimore
Isuppose you would love to have cheering
news from Maryland. | regret that have nothing
very cheering give In the way Of local action Tor The
removal OF the of curses from our (nsturHI y
great State There Is abundance Of anti avery semi
inent in Marylsnd-especiay In this city-out great
difficulty lies In the embodiment Of II for sny etrcual
state effort Every man seems disposed 10 look to his
neighbor, and 10 query how he would view any pro
posed movement instead OF acting each tor himself,
upon hi. individual view Of wrong and right.
Our Northern born citizens hold the balance % pow
err but far from usng H. they seem 10 take delight,
many Of them Ia embarrassing the few who are Dis
po.ed syesk out Be assured, gentlemen, that, II
YOU could BY some cg,cf0HiN 1pDsai other means,
induce the of the Free Stairs, who are settled
among u.s. sp,dk for Frefd0a spsdk NJ al, and
thus TO BE- 10 their education and Instincts a."
OF Anu-slavery would progress much more read
iy 10 the South IL is worrying beyond endurance, 10
witness the cringing spirit which many OF them mani
ie-t-tothe mpediug, most seriously OF the wheels Of
Reform
Under these Circumstances. my chief trust confess,
IL In m power Of the Free Stairs Only by circanrs7
non much be- speedily done The szveholders will
cling 70 the institution long asnew arkets sre being
opened tor their slaves. Let the pe0pe Of the rec
states 10 10. that II 10 circumyeented by every
reasonable means lith-y are nrm the 0ughisceism
If heir Rom f.fiv will ha