New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-13

| discovered the Western Indies ard The al accent
l Continental Ane.lca, the needed labor u craN
ior.h from lis yrgR stores soms speedy retlru 70
the cup.1ity Of the Court and BANKERS Of Ma ir1.
they enslaved the INCIDENT in1feasise ADD co1h-
ding natives who peri.hei BY thousands and even
| BY mliOls o. ler TIA. aeW and unnatural uoilaa-1
i-hanaane ecc.ssiasti- advised the Substitution ~
Africans red lce 10 captivity N iheir naive va >
[ alt p.lus Princess adopted tie ss--1stlen WIN
| 2 1zreasatiul nom The Head OF the Church, gran
tel IN the -roald v. the prcsc-iFtivs rslt o. the
Christian o ersIsve the heather % cue-t Us COD
/ vers ol The ColOllsts u North America, iulo-
cent o. tl-lr ll00Gsc Clsusss Of WON, efol cd
tie slave Ira1l-, and tE1s tie Abr o. slbd a!fc
F. -.-ir TERRITORY cevo.vet chiefly upcl ne AT IL
/ race. y happy c1al .1cf1a bought On a. awake
niuc q; tl- c-Lsci-lce OF Il--ild 10 tie injustice
4 Saver. sira1-t4-e9asiy wi-h the indePe1ds-ce
/ g The Colonies N4ssachIsetts. Connecticut
/ Rhode Island. Ncw Il hampshire. crlaoLt, New
/ I0rs. NlwJsrsey All PeLlsy lv-Aia welcome 3
sal embraced tie sri-.f q. universe. enaa1ipa-
/ zion. rel01lcilg igEIrr, ny secured influence
al empire. BIZ the states O.. the Soltl. nis-ed
rs ne~ aad profitable cu-tlvat e-ecte- 70
maI-,-.a and per-c late slavery. e1c il1s cnoos
/ .ur laNr-. tley as. power and ewprs-
" ben tLls a1s wer snail BE- given u VI. appe ar
shat t.s question q. Lssoiv.n- tAs Union IS co-l-
. uirx eg-stion.-ttai ]; embraces to- iea1al issue
/ eh.tl-r the Union shaIl stand ant >aF-.y. under
tie steady .celu action II moral, social and polt
. ID
AM comuausa-lonor whether the Uuion shall be dis
solve aud civil wars easle, bring ng violent but
/ c.mocte and immediate emaLcipauln. We sre
lvy arrived o. that stage Of our national prog esS
/ when that crisis can ov ioresec-, when W. must
/ '0-ese1 L. L. : direct before IS Is shadow a
upol it darkeus the legislative halls. the ten
! res ~ worship, and The home acd the hearth
/ Ever, Question political civ. or cccles sstica'.
however foreign 20 the subject, Slavery brings up
/ Sav-Iv = az incident ami the incideu; slpV.arts
/ tie principal question. We hear o. EOh'ns bur
/ : lverr. and We can tax % nothing bit Slavery.
/ And now il seems 70 NE that all or dliicu ties,
eclha sassIn and dangers arse lot ont O, ln-
| lawful pcrvers Ions %. the question OF slavery as
some suppose, b1t OUT Of the wan, Of moral coar-
/ ace to meet this quest OF emancipation IS We
/ ought. c nsco neatly va hear on one side, de-
uanIs absurd indeed bgt vet unceasInc for a. I'm
mediate and unconditional Abolition o. slavery, a.
/ o. any power except the people 90 tle save states
cold abolish i. snd as .. they ccud be moved 10
abolish 10 by merely s1l1-lns tie trumpet v'o. eut5
| aaI rlociamng emancipation, while The .nsuiu
ton was iuters with al their social ami po.,-
/ ical interests constitutions and customs.
! On tie other hani our Statesmen say that say
| er. mas always existed. and for ausht they know
| or cau o. 10 always must exist. bod permttln-
! IT, and Ho only con indicate the way 20 remove y,
rs !. the Supreme Creator. after giving as toe IN
! s'ructoas Of lis Providence and Revelation TOR the
| Elimination O. our minds and consciences, jill not
/ cave IS In ali human transactions with due lnfo
cations e bis Holy Spirit 70 seek ~ l's VII, anc
| execute 70 iJr ourselves.
| Here then is the point o. M separation from
! both Of these parties. feel assured that Slavery
! wi.. ave wRr and must give way 20 the sanitary
distractions Of ecouo uy. aud % th1 npeninC niu-
cnces O. humanity that emancipation IS lnevie
/ ir ard is aear.--that 10 may be fastened or hll.
dc-e8. and that whether II be peaceful or violent
drrcuds upon the Government, whether i be has
! tened or hndered,-thst al measures which justify
slavery or extend IT, tend - the contamination o.
violence all that check It's extension and aba'e
Is s-rcn-th, tend 70 IS peaceful cxtirpaton. Bur
/ vii adopt now none bat lawful constitutional
| and peaceful means O. secure even That end anu
none such c1n | or wi. iOrego.
Sor 90 know any important or responsib,e body
that proposes 10 DO more than tls. ~ free state
claims 20 extend It's legislation into free State
! None claims that Congress shall usurp power %
abolish : avery IN the Save States. None claims
! ihet any violent, unconstitutional OF unlaw.u. mea
fures shall BE- resorted TO- And o. the other ban
b. We offer NJ scheme o. plan for the adoption o. the
! slave States with the assent and cooperation q.
| Con ress Il is only because the save States a-e
| unwilling as yet 10 receive such suggestions, or
even 70 entertain the question Of emancipation IN
| say state.
Bu- Sir, vii take :hs occasion to say, that
while cannot agree With the Hon Senator from
! Massachusetts, IN proposns % devote $4,000 900 T.
remove the free cOlorcd population fom the slaves,
AID thus as IL appears TO me, .oriiy slavery
there IS no reasonable limit TO which / am no.
willing 20 20 in applying the national treasures 10
eject the peaceful voluntary removal Of Slavery
itself
have thus endcayored to show that there is no;
row. ard is not likely 10 occur any adequate cause
ior revolution IN regan 10 Slavery. But you reply
that nevertheless, You must have guarautees-
Aud The first one g for the surrender OF iugUy es
lab AZ f.ft.fi
have already shown, because you cannot roll bscs
tia TIDE % social progress. You must be couteui
with What you have. II yol wage war against
us. you can. az most only cOlqu,r IS and then al
you can get wi. be treaty, aad that you have a.
ready But YOU insist Oh a guarantee against the
Abolition Of Slavery ia the District Of Columbia o.
wax. We'll, when yon shall have declared war
against rs what shall hinder Us from immediately
| dccroeilg that S.avery shall cease within the Ma
! toual Capital
Yea say tlat yol VII not submit % the exclusion
o. Slaves from the new Territories. What VII
you gam ty resistance Libalty follows the sword
athoo hcg sway q one Of peace and beniiicence
Can 700 propagate Slavery then by The swort
You insist ,h4t YOU canno, submit % the freed 20
with which Slavery is discussed m the Free States.
VII war-a war TOR Slavery crush or even mod.
crate that discussion No Sr, that discussion wi.
! uo' cease.
War would Only in1sme il % a greater highth. Il
is part Of be eternal conflict between truth anu
error between mind and physical iorce,ihe conf CT
90 man sgsn.s. the obstacles, which oppose MS way
% an ultimate, and glorious destiny. II vii 60 or
uu'il son shall terminate n m the only way 10
! which any state or nation has terminated H. b.
yielding 10 it-yied.ns IN your own time and 10
your own manner, indeed tut nevertheless yield
! lac 70 the progress OF emancipation.
Iou vii 90 this sooner or later whatever may
De yolr opinions bow because nations which were
prudent and humane. ana wise as you are, have
done SD sready.
Sr the Slave States have 10 reason - fear that
tlis inevitable change vii go too FAR o. to- fast ior
their safety or welfare. Il cannot well 20 too ast
or TOO far, Z the OILY alternative q It isawar q
! racss.
Bat il oanpo; 20 too fast Slavery Las relI.
able and accommodating ally IL party 10 the Free
states whch, though II claims % be and doubtless
ls "a msuy respects, party OF progress finds is
sole security iov rs political power IN the support
| sui Eid OF slavery 10 the Slave States OF coLse !
DO not include ia that party those who are ROW
! cooperating il maintaining The cause OF Freedom
-ailst slavery. an Tot oi this party @! progress
a de North whch ENDS i,s support % Slavery
Dat q is only igss and cacdid 'hat should be q
witness IL their fidelity u tie interests Of slavery
Slavery has narrower more natuai all anca with
re Arisiocracy 81 the North and with the Aristoc
| -acy OF Europe.
80 long rs Slavery shall possess the cotton aelis