New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06

/ .4.ts asve.. g he has l0v ss.l a: NJ CALa0ry
regards : avery a. the ollv secure t0gu1atiln fsr
Republican institutions Keen = = lis analytic
power be tai.s lt-cr.F = understand that az NJ
! progressive e. s.1rMsf governs fhe affairs "a.
/ mankind ard ths- w1s' exists usrlrs Isl sad
/ va1tsgeously az 0ae pUoi caa MY exist fac
tit.1uslv an9 as source ri dancer ~ as.t hes lie
/ be- ieves that tie blua family doomed o. De-
Detua. evil AMI sgiiert- and sco,-.iu- p seeks
TIE perula uence ID Savgy IS that mode OF oe-pe-
t1allac the balance between g.ol anG evil. Which
from habit and Interest 81 p-rve-tin- IS mind he
regards ss on tne wHoe Bee most rset1. O1ts.ts
% This insane ilea be o7Iu0t reason and whatever
be saws e ,ln-ed with u as re fundamental La,i
of ms mini. 10 vas Necessary en- remember tbs
ia lsteuinr % as speech, In 0-is- ' avld The u
precision that be- vas actyal., crazy From SIS; o.
'sst 10 was bat deuialoi all the truths winch
msa trained IN freedom aud believing I'D freedom.
holds as ius-.uctlvcir 50 e does t1attTo AID Two
make io4r
Bot what was curious 10 ials spec '1 was the 10
ger oblivion 7t every act the south ia this long
c1u-oversr 7. vas sn-lar ,o hear tle great az
thur oi the Texas al iir acc aiming aga ust the ll
roads o' the =, nh IS tle cause ID t1e whole pres
eIt difficulty il was st-ilge % hear him charge
Zoe North w.th ba .ug from the irstt rsmp.sd upon
'le gbrs oi tine South as be bad not hsc.
chic. aud foremost DO leading TIE Tr-e states by
tle nose .0- "a .aie.lte length 90. time as % ,he
= ave Interest had not always mad The cIntr'. o'
the Government 80 % Do tli TOT BRING in FLORIDA.
Louisiana Icxas. in yaia eiart % malnta.g a.
egulll 5rum which nature All every tendency NJ
the times are Fastening % remove as d 10 DIT not
make the Me1i~al " ar f'r ihe very same purpose.
o. a.. this NJ CirHotN sal nothing WHAT he
south had douc 90 bring no The crisis Ue lid NOS
th .lk We .tHt of a. siusin1
The whole tenor and conclusion of this speech
was d.sgu'or. MT as "A threat b be eXaCted blt as
.n infection O. ba endured ID tus respect % was
e. |. f..H.. -...
% Southern gentlemen who sod directly behind
me. and manifested their feelings without Restraint
When The example OF IS ash.nEtln and tie resist
ance o. the Colonies % BRUSH aggression was af
dlccd rs the precedeu. which the south must 'o..
.0w 100 case Northern cIcoschment were NOT Rows
abandoned. they asserted % the s1gcesu1ui1 terms
which showed that they at least were ready o. iui
.oN Mr. CALHOUN % tie esd. After the adjourn
meu' tey w.th others surrounded him D. o'ier their
congratulations on the speech. as wei as on ne
partial restoration IT his health and ts presence ii
the senate He received them wiki great coriia.
ity. h.s G.. shining with lew brightness IS they
crowded about him A. passed the group DO 60
ing ont heard him cXhOrt them ~ any rate % Dc
men. he was spe akiny Of tAe great eventually
which he evidently regards as no longer % De e.
capped from tn Dee men means. in hrs language
not % o. afraid Of d.sunion. when taken As alter
native tn rcsigning the supremacy OF slavery IN IN
Government I'd this Republic
NJ CLAY also came up and exchanged 'reni..
situations with Air CALHOUN. clngra-ulatlng MIN
~ his cons alcsceuce.
The inference oi tins specchupon Southern Mem
bers of Congress. As veu Is 0n those lr1m the
N0rth Wo4d DOB doubt be greater were any OF rs
positions new or enforced ty new considerations
lt would also be greater were they not already
Jealous o., h.i4- Considered the mere followers of
rs author TINS feeling prevails t1 a. considerable
extent The chva.r' wishes o. be thought nie
ffIN Dbl q 81 q d
el,y of aDy body, even oi genius - Tar the nte.
lectiaI superior ot even. soul cd them.
The Un.ol is SAFE. But 10 = not m4cl o. Sc.
that the i4siitaii0n q Slavery s uot safe N0tmn
can be safe but Freedom The p,eponderance q.
minority OF Savcbo'dus aIstocrais la the Gov
ernmeut II the nitet states must be resigned
L. last day Is hand. Ar.
Calhoun's -pcech-A sectional Equilibrium
southern Revolutionary Movement-The
Duty Of the NOrth-Sach eit-NcN lille
O'Conuei'- Tail md The Jitras- Effects Of
Internal DiscOrd-Tbe Weak Point Vnu
Dyke-slave Pens.
Correspondence II The Tribune
WAHiNGroN. MONDAY March
10 Senate. day, the crowd was much smaller
than when CLAY spoke Il was, nevertheless
very dense ! could not get to ny seat At one, ia.
s-ess and egrcss being alke blocked uP. Mr. CAL
HoUN occupied his chair. and .eant back, listening
to judge MAsoN OF Va who read from proof,
revised this morning ut TowERs' printing house,
,h- sentiments OF the veteran leader % the pro
Slavery. ultra South
The ndge reads yer, We. indeed, but as one
the editors Of TIE IribaHe present ! soon
eft ! heard Mr MA-oN state as Nr. c. opinion
that there had originally been an equilibrium ue.
Us cen the Two sections South and North and that
the loss Of that equilibrium was the great primary
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words as | take It. that the SIX millions nearly. OF
whites residing In the Slave states whose happl.
ness IS jeopardized By four millions OF blacks AM
browns ia their midst Ignorant debased, degraded,
treated as brutes no, as men aud women, 20 CHAT
e.. property not as persons-that these SIX MI
ions should have more than equal pohlcal pow
ers hereafter a. hitherto with more than twelve
millions OF Northern ireemea. That the American
[ .ion Tor perpetuating freedom should be convert
ei into a league North ami South. Ter the extension
aid perpetuation OF Human Slavery
The cry ior disunion has this ground. The rec
North increases and prospefs-ihe c1ath all OAK
retrocades the appointment next June WI eN
b III twice a. many tree people 10 The Free s.ates
as III the twice as extensive slave States. j Ca
iior.a shal be admitted the representation I'D
the Senate viii be more numerous than that from
the slave states but J. WI stl be TAR, very Tar.
from IS Just proportion, considering rs hunters
Yet the SHAREHOLDERS, Who are hated by millions
uf southern NfffNt. nor TlIrf NNffiIfi ~ 'ff' ~"
ecis ne blacks. are raising the yel 90 fisunion IN
order 20 friehtcn. cocrre and bully The North with
the help OF large body Of your Northern mer
chants contractors. Custom Houses Government
dependents iobbers Office be-ga sod oihciai hacks
secret inspectors. Tammsny Hal, and the dough
faces generally.
In l-l1-e0, the yell Of persecution raised oy ine
prosecutors planted slavery ia Missouri l-5l-
. 3 aulIfcatian screamed on ole hand, ana com
promise - ;hs injury O.. the North proposed on
the other crushed Protect0n-.u ga, and before
l.. McDJrFiE a. the ultra ccltherns asain
raised the cry OF the expressions OF the ncn' and
war !or Texas followed. Now, the am Is 20 sei
the farest portions ot Mexico, Or what r-csnts
was Mexico. aid establish human slavery DO D. j.
this is not DONE the Planters who are terrihei az
their own perlous position pretend that they VI
render Il tea times more per.Jus, Dy ooistls ne
Gag OF rebellion against trcetcm IA favor o.
S.avery with four millions Of cO-0red enemies o.
bind them many thousands q whites 90 Their midst
ininlca 10 their horrid yoke, aid the compact ree
North and West and the army aud navy o. Ine
Union. oruosed o. front . then.
The very idea o. their realzms revolt would
deserve u Re treated Nlih contempt aid ld4cuie'
lid not every honest man see that . iacti0i Op-
% ,-d = lbelts the trants. be they laid o. harsh
over Millions Of wretched seris VINO thus speaz
lightly Of a solemn bond, who can threaten - bring
on boodshsd 1. they are lot allowed in all things
70 guide the helm q State should De net o. the