New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-10
The North and the south.


portant the truth it suppressss. and tie W.
trath it insiouates are alike significant. Having
won three Members of Congress 10 Connecticut
by protesting Abolition, the new OqPosition Il
playing TO sweep the South ia the approaching
Elections by ultra o--lsveryl and thus block TIE
wheels Of the Adminisxatlon BY majority 10
each House The game - strong one, bat ~
have known play koavish :, WIN. The more
especial target o. this Elimination Is EOwAHD
srAsLY Of North Carolina, now candidate ior
Congress bat il is Intended . bes, the Wings
10 sl the close districts Of North Csrons, Alsaa.
ma, Kentucky. Tennessee, Mississippi and Logsi-
ana. Read aud ponder.
Prom Ts- U-.,f ryv..t ..srs Jsrs
WHO HAS BETRAYED THs SOUTH
ltcsnnoi 10 denied ina ve'y great ea.esT, fes.o-
70 the subject o. slavery nss tssen acs N M Ffes s@es
not Ony ln the ssnuHens when prevail aapus ihe mae
Of tbs PeoSe Of those -tars, pl 1 ne pDc1i ' o.
BON 81 ne great paflr' iliD " cn 10y az -'.e' ~
fact Be ned i1si % s boz i- yeass wen
ADO inOnisn Nas mr4tfe iten ef-i .N iie ~" ING
land stses. zrd - adrc4t~s were even inrfr re9
cosismpi. nd,c-le ard sometimes Win Violence When
they attempted sod meet 5f me p1rpo-e o' dsc--
lng ne dDcfnne- winch hey rfO~sse1 A1r bad % ~ t1"
Az hesdvayIn Coagrsss Tie 5Ogta pre.slfed ~ fas
time Undivided front upon q1e-uon which afected so
vitality her great interest ard - sltaflsd ty bend
% fffn AID Intrepid friends among Democrats ~ e
Free staies which enabled her great
kavery II csurOi drne5 that tal years
gu q 4
security and enabled through ne fte oi The Dem
ocranc Representative from ts Free ssies eSeciDsy io
suppress al agitation upon tle subject Such he siae
offhings no farther back man * yoar-.
NoT the state n me question both 10 Congres.
and the states 10 whcn slavery oyes fo' eAa ~ N"h
gees the south been def~ated and pfOsaed 90 us
great q1ssuon She has been insued and even me 90
cfe1 guarantees ~ no COusutuipn "hcn s-ln ~ hei
protection gross violated ana tramp led upon
IN The HOUse Of Beprss-ut4fres Tie r-les adopted 70
prevent the agitation " the subject have been repealed
The great question relating % i" i1ff .et
she el. s under the Consntlnon Anc What - nc slas
Of the question IN the Free ssfes change equally D.
rad al and prof und has there taken place among bon
people AID politicians Sx yesrs ago he >Dlih could rely
implicitly upon the suppyu Of one OF me Rfeai lafrs
~. North Sue had friends in Congress from ine Nof
belonging the Dem. crauc party who molly defended
and manta ned her IA hts BIZ nov" what s me siae 90
snd have disappeared sud she Il ie 20 battle for her
nsbts almost alone aud snge-handed These are facts
stubborn facts. aud they cannot De DENIED An0 no"
remains 70 inquire the which have produced
This great change IN ihe sentiments aud c'n1uct Oh NJ
people Free states and 10 Congress, upon ne sub
feet Of slavery aud 70 ASCERTAIN # po'sbe, who have
been It, authors.
Of that cause are a. apparent the N
sef His ne 0iitso, + ne b0Ene,n Hhps Uih N9fthf'n
IFhf2s Jy srhci me fe1ds 81 me- Uhg Ilrfg 70 ne nyar
Ssvery question DO Congress and zee Ne have LOT
sb1ndant evidence 10 support ne posibon "ct we have
Every Southern man % remember that the agitation OF
the Slave Question Congress paratFey OF r'ceni
date Il commenced under ne a0,pcrs OF ~" iae J'
Qdncy Adams who owed debt oi hatred ana revenge o.
fshef encountered from HE prnocfacy OF t1 p"yI v'
the Union lie became the great seiiaof and ne patron
OF the pretended nght Of PEI tOn, under "hcn - Apo
tOss claimed the night of nundatns both Congress AMI
the country with Their irfiumahe mziief upon the sub
lsct Of Slavery IN 1893, the Nuisance had become 80 DO
toefabe Ia the House Representatives that that body
found % necessary to take some sieps to pay an end H.
Ag1 hence the resolutions known a. The AheFu1 hrsp
lions ad0nied Those resouu we're psesent bs
Nj AthefOn Democratic member f0m Nr~ Hsmp-life.
and were adopted by nnIni"on to's o9 ne pf,tg ne
S1uoira -ssabeyf and fyge ve II ne Dsne,,Dfe
he,s (,n ne fyee Stfe'. very few % any Wgs irom ihc
Free Tor them. They provided that Abolition
petitions should be received aud referred 10 COMMITTEE
without reading.
NJ Adams, AIDED and assisted by Mr. sade. Wing rom
Vermont. and Mr. Glddiugs anotter Whis, from ono.
petitions Of tho most Objectionable character and moe
Insulting South continued 10 Dee presented Zoo greater
numbers than ever; and great was ihe Excitement pro
dnced by N IA, and me consequent Interruption on
that tie House compelled, he session of lsJ'o
adopt the celebrated @s rule, which excluded The ~
cepunn OF petitions upon The subject of slavery ims
rrso unon VS. stopped 10y ne sHns"Hos re - y"
southern members and frofgogH NgtterR Denocfas' all
them except Que Thus at that time the whole Wing
party Of the North had abandoned he interests Of th'
INK the South and devoe ed baod Of Northern Democrat
Ia gh tho buule Of the snth against TIE incendnres
uon ant -ervie war m her very bosom.
Anef hls clear d~monsiraron ihc South had nothing
60 hope from the Whgs Of The North. and every thing %
hope from the Democrats who had proved % be Der ns
and seadssi Intends what coure ought she 10 have pun
swer. mr. ne ,aoaf A1re stood by he as ead, le Free
Stfe. ~ Dvocya,s Bat sha course iif she tskel To,
friend. OF the South saft UAg'ef ne South ic,fed than
Afef tn. demousfst OF d, riou among Che pohtcan
Wits with he Northern Whigs, hal The coufte OF
the after They became open and svo~ei Abolition
is They passed resolutions against slavery not only 10
their popular conventions bat n their Slate IT,. saar,s
and permitted no opportunity 10 pas 10 uHsme iae Popu
senauyes from the North voed at occasion. and on
all questions, against the South A. hon. hey wsged b.
the nights ~ the Soutl They joined with the Abolition
is,s IN hunung down aud destroying point even
man t4lD md No de Hf Tie
c0asttut Oaal nights Of the South And while ihrrr W.
su~m,s OF the south were cnsaged BOO hs Infamous ~ork
OF hunting down the true iiruhs Of uc Soln. N'4tler
tgAig aided then and encouraged hr7. eIgfas rin hen
re't tcii~ rbom cs had 'o.i'afsd and ae'fegsa
Southern Nhgs reoiccd in every victory which tleil
Northern Abolition allies gained over iho Democracy oi
the North upon whom alone the Soutn could rely ilf th'
defense of her rights When The Democracy of New
Hampshire was temporarily broken down ana defeated
by the ifeachey Of Hale. southern Whgs both ors,'r-
and presses were iold u ihelr feocnes a. me event
asain - the eretion OF Wilson ana Tues tAboitio1
20 the House These facts which canno, with tnh be-
denied gansaycd u cannoi be denied that 80 Ear bach
were the ony friends winch tle South had Norm
Nor Il be deuied that ffoE that day 70 his Northern
Whigs aided ami aheited by southern Wings. have been
constanLy hantng them down, making this very friend
chip to no sah aud support OF Southern rights he pre-
text and cause Of accusation against them
Ba, those ala the facts going g. show the reach
cry Of southern Whlss To Southern inerrsts-c audacf
which has tended more than al oter causes o cusr tc
Democratic friends Of The Souih. der rroa
interests al The mccy OF Noraern shohuoesm. In III
session Of 1854 The 2si rule was repealed % was
conpl,shed by the vote OF Northern Wings,
portion Of Nor'hern democrats and several soa.Aefu
Whigs-Stan.y cd Nsrh Carolina, aid Bo.ts Of Virginia
being among them Here iusiarc- which SrItlrr,
Wings ony ocs-rted fucnds of the Suutl rou
The North but tieg dsafr3 fi NsatAc TOD Amer
such betrayal Of Soaihcrn Interests by shc >oufhe-i
Wass could Tue South i9uA longer 10 tle Northern
Democrats for sympathy aud support We Nppcal 20
casdid S0aiacfu O.. al psrucs, aod corj4fc them o.
ponder ihls question bli ILLS j. al The IoIuora
question up and debated in Congress. North
Democrats desired laf the question should be settled
Nj ClaytoBs npronlse tlu 0frrtd and "a ic no
Northern Wax voted ios o. cuOss ct Northern Demo
cratic ReprcseuiaiVcs dt, 90 pass u a.
S0gtheGa Wings tor &C. Bat iney dil Egt
OF them. ncudng eplru- of Georgia anu Peud4ctou
Virginia voted Agausi u defeated A. aud cii legacy
Tor The present 10 district Tho couury, and menace De-
peace aud usnqally Aerr i. suO4er tescruou OF Slpt
eIn interests b, southern Wngs acung al auce VII
tho W aSs 81 The Neuh, who unanimous against Ga,
passage Vt The Compromise ell
bnt toc csts guc OF achgry ihc part Of Southcr
wings =" Ssathctn IA cress - not yet complete. The
ftesieenua Erection cusued The Democrats nominate
ScHnilaAie ~o~ AVcwrd himself IN favor of non
non IN feicfelcc 20 The Territories Ga the oiher
tho Nmgs pat forward candidate who would not com
ms Lnsci on NE question OF slavery ia The Tcfnoncs
a. wAs supported a, The South ground h. he Ma
saVehodc', wheh wss ALLEGED 60 he a sufficient usrnn
" 10 The SS1lh tai &c would the Mlluot Provfso
while al the Norm he was
be wuoli not veto The fr1Viso, h. had
hnse skalast The use 81 the Veto pow e. .nd p-,se-
asserted by Abbot Lk~rcncc aud TamAn Sr,lt -,