New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-31
W olive. In Sleeps CiothinG-Addres'" OF the
bunker Convention at Rome.

Waive. in Sleeps CiothfnG-Anoress "f inc
bunker Convention at home.
VA, bot-,av eountryuen 10 chains
The xhiu ON Hcss1ns shrinking resn
mr. ,ou yet reddeniug with the stslns
C.u~ht from Der sc0urginy warm and iresn
yyb.tf mothers from their children rlven
Wa.f, God own image bought and sod r.
Irn>vtcars 70 market driven,
And b.riered a. the brute tor soio l-Nhaiisr
Macy months since, letter was received oy "a
from friend At Wa.hington, and published. en-
closing toe following extract hom a secret and
confidential comm uuic alton addressed By Col wv.
Gs.YsoS, tbsn Delegate, and s'ier~srd Sena
Tor ia Congress from Virginia, 70 one Of rs O..
leagues. We were thea refused the name o. tsi
colleague. bat have more recently sscsrtsired that
Il sAs the late President NJrroe. That document
opened 70 our view the true reasons why Virgins
Congre..nen agreed, 10 l7s7, % free the North.
west Territory o. Slavery they were about as
| mercenary a. hose svoved more recently by 61T'
smith Of Virgins, when he proposed - DIVE Dy
force Of law. from their hearths and homes MY
thousand onof-nding colored people, inc1'ins
many scions Of iln.trio1. houses, and cone Of tns
slaves whom Wssniugton himself bad freed De'''e
the expiration u the last century, {. 81 eHaHP'e
70 his country men That illustrio0s iesae' OF '-
reyo. utionsry heroes rad no desire u expose -
slave, in f-,urs years his country men N0'''e
Americans Of the Old Dominion WITHIN re w
precincts Of those
| Who're freedoms praise 10 loud ana iohs
yvs,ie clo.e beneath the outward walls
| The diver plies bic reesing thong
Inc hammer Of the man .thei ialls
Tho yor,bxest Territory-the grain crop Of
,h,ob i. slrssdy worth more annually than all the
COTTON and Tobacco OF the South, aud needs not.
Ike them. (. srecarious foreign msrket-wss de-
c,sed by Congress 70 be free Of Slavery, IN the
hooe tina, il. inhabitants would thereby be pre-
vented from competing with the South 10 growing
Tobacco and Indigo. and consequently declared
the enjoyment Of equal rights 10 the coniederacy.
The Ordinance Of l7s7 prohibited Slavery ID
these vo'ds
There shall be neither slavery nor involuntary
.ervituse IN the said Territory otherwise than IN TIE
nuni.brnent Of crime. whereof the party shall have
been duly convicted provided always That any per
.on e.cAviug into the same from whom labor or 'er'
Zee Ia issfuv claimed In any Of the original NGies
sueh fugitive may be lawfully reclaimed and con
veyed person claiming MS or her labor or service
AZ aforesaid"
Mark the words, the original States 10
other terms, it said The people living on the
nortb-w bank Of the Ohio shall neither be per
mit,ed 70 hold slaves themselves, nor even toshei
ter a poor vsnderer.
Here's the extract
Cal Grayson NJ C. for Vrgiata, 70 Jams Monroe deio
DUO Then in Virginia e,-s-
Since my ls.t Congres. has passed the ordinance
sr ,b erpfnsnt Ofthe Western country ~ manner
.one,hIng different from the one which you drew
though expect the departure cannot ne so essenua
buttbs IL will meet your appreciation lou VIII ooserFe
that the consent of Virginia Is necessary % euuu- the
s 10 cyfaiu riShfs AZ also that the former act u
reueAed absolui,lg satisfied, therefore you VII
do every thing IN your power 10 get me olsle 70 -
her act Of cession in such msnner ~ VIII squar VIII
the Ordinance II seems the suoect"ss not taken VT
The clause respecting Slavery was agreed TO BY
the Southern members for the purpose oi preventing
tobacco and indigo from being made on the y '" SIDE
Of the Ohio well as for several other political fe~
After hi. Ordinance was passed 10 Congress, the
Eastern Ohio Company came forward ana nave asIeeo
with Congress for between five and six millions Of
100 living between the Scota and the western bound
Diary the Ranges and extending back INTO the
country about seven miles, on the following terms
viz a per acre public securities deductlng one mira
OF dollar for bad land and surveying, &C
Nathan Dane of Mass. was the mover Of the
clause we have quoted, aud It's object was to de.
ur,va new States of the prlriiege Of buying and
their services and products TO me original States
- which it was then intended as the debates
elsewhere show, to continue the blessings OF THE
pecuhar institution" Congress IN 1857, held its
.,tinss below Wall-st. IN this City Since those
DAYS. how ever, the Slave Trade with A'nca has
been abolished, and the ganiul traffic OF raising
| slaves and selling them confined 10 South Oarollns,
Virginia. and few other States, and made isr
more profitable through the monopoly thus secured
| - the domestic producer. The product oil the
| sales bv Virginia dealers In humsn cattle, OF then
article. in the South west, in 1896, was stated IN
the Vtrcinia Times as quoted IN Niiefs Regsferl
ut s24 ,oOc, 600
| A Member OF the last Congress Tor Massschu-
.stt.. now again candidate, thus describes the
home traffic
The nup,her Of .lsves annually sold from the more
northery Slave States to the Southwest is believed e
re not less than 10000 yielding ss they are assorted
lots) e25 600 600 Tbs sale OF 4OcO men, women ano
hudren l. easily spoken Of IL is dispatched IN pen
"A Rut what an untold and lndescrlbaDle aggregation
.ad complication OF wretchedness does IL represent r.
Zach of those 4OOOO father or mother bfother OF
.,er husband or wife with heart strings 10 be- wruns
IN separation from kindred and All that from infancy
had been loved The Foreign Slave Trade is iniamY
| unredeemed lie who sells or buys negro 70 % car
red Guinea 10 Louisiana 70 flIdt ul NS "a" ~
fhs civilized nations, When We catch MIN, We mans
him and his name, being that OF the WICKED fois
What is the difference between the man who sells ron
| Guinea barracoon and from Virgins plantation =
What 4. the difference between the master OF tne save
hin and the driver Of the slave csrAvanf NhAt Is h'
diaererce TO the poor sufferer whether ne Is
.nsDorted bv sea or land He is spared the terroi'
,rtures OF the m,sdt passaes but the hardships ar
extreme under the convoy Of the lano'pifsie' ana
,re Der ceutsge of deaths take psee Compared WIZ
ths savage Guinea native the Virginia negro 10 BEN.
of sensib!hty and refinement His domestic Affection
| are more human His home harsh home as u "a
een) Is deArer How is il that the Nation 50 proua'
aud talkauvey Niruous shout the Foreign slave iaue
| i. so easy ana content with the DOmesuct
With the doctrine OF eternal slavery for who'll
race. a. propagsted by Mr Calhoun, We desire no
1, interfere in any State where It IS adopted, IA
..s il were to be carried 70 the extent OF deny n
the body OF the people that Repabhcsn Con.t'
alton which the Federal Compact guarsntees
We preach no crusade Tor soOhllon objects bG
no American cf manly feelings can yislt ioreis
anas " ithout = sense Of humiliation, when b
hesrs his country TAINTED with land piracy
tie immortal stauzas o. Byron, Moore, >cot'
Montgomery Whittier, Brennan, Bryant AdAmi
burns, Barton and BersnseT, the dealers IN HI