New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-19
VOL. E&....NG. 100.

United kim ion The S'g;a vel knew tlat t1e
Abolti01ists u England were to- ~ one e. con-.
pared with their numbe-s here and he mast be
very ID Informed who sDpp0ssd that the new ais
would be more faithful than the North uow s-e
Could the aw O. 90, or IT, flgi;ve-rcc aiming
clause o. the Constitution, be EXTENDED over Great
Britain, he, Northern CoOlies and the West L.
dies The laslit1ton would gain very little "a
deed by the new connection. Haf the slaves live
within hundred niles Of free frontier Il they
would cave, especially the strong and healthy,
slavery wOIid melt away. For q sayeholder, iu
such state d things, N p1rs1e his slave wold be
kidnapping and felony
Mr. MANN's argument proves What ! have al
WAYS believed VIZ that the Mon. rs g0rerner is
the O1g cs1sc why Slavery EXISTS real PROV
" hen N, 90 was the cry, and South Carolina BE-
gan ~ believe that war With England was ser
ous.y contemplated who can or-st the terrors that
were 50 visible in the Ch0r'eston Covr,ers ed,to
rails 1t is the Union through tho areeciness Of
Northern men tor Office that strengthens and con
soiidstes shareholders as the perpetual ruling pow
or. Anti Slavery Ia his votes 10 1921, Mr. NAN
BUREN crlnged ~ the South IN l-27, threatened
spain iu ls2g ii she would dare TO give liberty n
her Cuban slaves thereafter aided the Postal inter-
ference with the Freedom Of the Press, and de-
u0gnced the bare ides OF the abolition of slave COT
1cs chains aud auctions m this city Nessrs.
CROsWEIL. DICKiNsON. BUCHASAS, WALwOHTH,
SruEGFoN, Tammsny Hall, DIX, TArPAN, &C.. So
Wcrc al ready, M their turns. b. w0smp the
Golden IMAGE which Nebuchadnezzsrthe X ing had
set Mp Yes. tney dumped down in the very mud
70 adore. unite with and strengthen Savehocine
and Slavery. 90 order % get distinction or gain
Whether there ~ill be any Wings found Of llke
.uaractcr " val probably soon see, as matters
go mere
suppose, sad Mr. MASN, cic escaping o. the
slaves were 10 cause war, as 1t no doubt would,
between the North and south, and that armies
of lac
slaves JOIN tho mcnOltho North 10 gam therireedors
tQ niGsst, the moment they iouud A Northern army
10 the cOuutr, Ol their cuslascrs Would Tot three
ril ion, now il bondage hail the Nor,hcrns AS their
friends allies and delyerers' Is there plantation
south where tlc real state o things unknown
. course, the North has no desire that the slaves
should boz ausplentsi 10 her sol The love OF
.rcedom was growing deeper and stronger iu the
human breast every where Britain had abolished
colonial SLAVERY, s. had Sweden, France, aud even
Nexiro. twenty years since. One of the Barbart
states had swept II away. The love OF liberty Is
no work now among the blacks there may soon
he three millions of rebels among them bring tree
dom to their borders make 1t kidnapping and
felony for the owner Of 900 slaves % cross the
border and Try TO recapture them, do tins. and
Slavery on our soil would soon be known no more
Mr. MASS alluded 70 the veil known case OF a crew
Of miserable Africans compelling their ensiavers 70
steer ior free American pOrt. aud expressed has
coovictou--jn which 900 planters Olt Of 1000
,e,rctls agree with hin-that nothing less than The
power Of the Union. and tie laws a. coerce re.
eapturc aud restore slaves, pre-. euts tae institution
from taking fame and the - 10000 600 worth of
property ~ man Ut WoHl beng consumed through
pOutaueous combustion.
such Of the Shareholders as have seen since
came South. are kindly, gooinaturcd folks DO the
main | wish there were some way of getting rad
D. tins bone Of contention. which splits up North
and South So und tempt- Northern political mer
ceusres beyond whatthe innate mcanness Of then
ignoble natures can withstand Mr. llIIARD, /
think II was sand. tother day, that the Wlmoi
PrOviso and the wrestling OF political power from
the Institution" would convert the South luto
another Ireland The South worse than ireland
alrcad M one sense, for the greedy spendthr.lt,
te landlords hinder no lnshman who fees hlm
saii unable 10 i've there. from crossing over o
England whenever he can get halt dollar IN pas
.ss passage or L. America when he can ralse Go.
but a free consultation here sets the national au
tboriiics chasing OF the slave, because be Hes
rom the torture Of the lash to a land where he may
enjoy his own luSt liberty