New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-20

sf,e Featier s>--1rs Tk-e4tea>d o.. C,-=F r-tss
FaIr, s5 one ~, fsr F,s,So- TIE Niati Trs-i
80. Ese-f # to HR-.of Prorfs7. SLATE Sist. Fae-
t'r.>, Esits aa4 iAs RsreSs'c EsaeS On Af''7''
corrssooassu-s N TIE Trtuu-
w,mrSeTox, Saturday, hsfeh IT, isa.
have no osose 70 complain Of Mr PAtrRET';
former votes upon the gzes. question At issue here
(which $. whether the reeraen q the North sh2-
b. kept SIR lon7er as slaves Of the Southern Ans
tocrscy, though not in the precise sense and form
in which they hold their domestic chsiie.s 0at
may not venture 10 remind tie 1900 voters q
the Iyth District Of Massachusetts, that while dis
cord in jerusalem WIS weakening Israel within
her gates the enemy wss pressing forward succe5s
fully from without
DssEY, a Southern man, elected ir0m Ohio'
G0RMAS Loco from Indians, and others I co1f
name begin 10 show the white feather here, on
Slavery. and 10 shape their course IS !: they wood
trucke u the Siaveboliers IN the way thit too
many mean and E.escenary N0Ttheruess have
truckled TO them Mr. SEWARD Of y. Y. is abused
b. the whole propegsnd. of Slavery. snd ia prsssef
even threaten tina: southern Senate votes (which
arc 30 for millions of people, whIte-~nle ia ne
North the votes are but 80 for l3 millions, white
Will speedily veto % secret session any noninn-
tions 70 which he ia known 10 be favorable. ALI
this because b. las been and intends 10 c1l.nue
trlo and faithful 10 orr free Institutions Not one
Representative of a Slave holding consttI ncy le-
ser;s their bad cause in a struggle Tor political
power, there is - Wing and Democrat on inst
subject in that direction. bat find that Our black
sheep arc rather on the increase
In view Of the importance which one vote 10
Congress- NAV have. Il is much 10 be wished that
tru.ty Representative. man whose past conduct
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cou "A be sent Ell this time here from Massachusetts
CORRUPT measures or crafty amendments may be
sp-uul on either House. and no one uuintiated can
foresec the effect Of even one mans absence, or
Of lis presence as a delegate
One vote in the House Of Representatives made
Missouri slave mart. and her delegation have too
.teadls shown the fatal consequences One vote
here This Spring. may prove 70 be tue iorlorn hope
Of those who desire 20 see this great country, rs
Federal Government, openly and einc.enuy ior7
most ia the cause %. irecaom, as rs founders N
tended
Surely after eight trials and the polling Of 10000
votes in the IVth District Of Massachusetts, Il -
time That Messrs. PAIFREY and THoNpsoS should
retire RAd allow the people 70 unite. II y be posi-
be. on some other true man, even ii his abilities
were more moderate than theirs, who would come
here without DELAY % ue1rsi,zc tie outrage ~
some traitor ia the ranks Of freedoms cohorts
Sl-cy ,le cradle of liberty leaves none Of her
volunteers quarreii1g Tor preeminence when the
enemy - al her gates
Wtat Is the effect Of this Wilmot pnoyi'o
What would II accomplish WHY do the Slave
holding politician who boast that they have ruled
the mon ion 60 wears hate this Proyisoi Why
10 aspiring Northern men who have ali eye Oh the
Presidency. seek 70 osperse and desert 10 70 VII
masters the tame North wouid DO cosxed snd
wheedled 10 follow suit. The first lost his ole
phant ia 1910 the last viii not catch his IN so
Even the Ss ye.ioder, while DC puts Northern
deseiter OF equal rights heartily despses linn.
GIDDiNGss plain talk 10 day viii win him the es-
teen even Of his opponents They Know 'lcy
fec. that he s right.
lie was listened 70 with Undivided attention -
To iatsrgupt him eiirctually was seemingly impos-
sibio HIS heart was foil, md he numbered cot
his Ulaihemas and axIom' 81 the poor Sou'nern
men with yehemence that beat even MORSE OF
Is, when making plea for despotism, al hollow.
His remarks viii be read vcry atteniiveiy.
Guess Joshua ss Whir Of the old ~ stock
In firm Voice ne declared that there should be no
Slavery no new slsve-morkets, in The territories OF
the American Cnion--and that Western lexas'
when she came la. should come u PRE-, Tree a.
the glorious breeze that famed the fathers OF The
Republic when they turned upon the foe AZ Lex
ngton and trusted in the God OF their fathers, aud
IN the goodness OF their cause. on the CLASSIC
nights of Bunker
slavery enough y found In the Old World Ike
the Canada thistle It's spread would be dangerous
IN the prosperitv of the New. When GlDDiNGs
had uttered his sdebarrance Of Slavery Ia tone
that JoHN KNOX would have pnded himself IN
when warning sinners Of the deeper dye from me
communion table on q Presbyterian sacrament SAB
bath. LINZ BoYps hammer fell, JosHUA's hour
was M: and twas vel spent he has no sin to
answer for in reviewiny that hours WORK. How
the property men stared when ne told them ihat
their day OF making s,aveca'chers OF American
l-cemen was over forever lie rent the Texas 70
solution fraud, on which WEBSTER and BEKRiES
had built up their four new Slave States into very
fragments
Mr. GIpplNos is a lsrge. stoutbuilt man tall ;
m bsbly IS years old his hair is nearly white to
me his rnnntenance had Indicated, seemingly me
phlegmaiic temperament. Ph!egmahc not To-
dsv-- assuredly not today.
The State Of Newly entrusted rs Anti - ave-
rs resolutions for the House, 70 PkEsIoS hiSS
SILAs WRIGHT S old friend, from the banks o; toe
~. Lawrence and "a l think, true man 70 "a
tiona liberty though ! deeply depore his Van
B1reni.m Mr.. kING. 70 day, tired 10 set them up
TO present them merely. that they might be PRINT
ea-but 10 THOMAS OF Tenn would not even 81
OK the usual courtesy 70 be extended 70 nc hrst
state of the Union IN wealth aDd POpulaiion-and
although il was resolution day the House passed
onicklv into Committee OF the Whole.
The Speakers ia bic is loaded with messages All
documents. bat they cannot bs presented % the
House The Sonth objects They hold uSh,
grip but the cord viii snap one Of these days Inc
Meth w. DC 'oae.sad twenty before rms session Is
over. and from its deeds when IN the Eriste, Who
ian doubt but that il will rise 70 the fun dignity o.
manhood and firmly assert its rights
la seeking 70 extend Slavery 10 the 4eTri1o' ies
the Propaganda and It's crafty priesthood, looE be
vond thar result % the claiming down OF TOE rec
States TO It's csr--but Jusgcraauts destruction Is
nigh lse lirs 10 sce ne DAG rteH ne Senate
and Assemble Of Neg- York cN b heard on ms
aoor. and no nan rsse 10 oppose he not'oH Oi 81
Northern men from your state, not more ihan one
or two have spoken on savery-they are politely
DESTROYS 10 give way 70 the gentlemen Of the
South and meet discourtesy and snaobineS IN
such g return as your State got thls morning
ROGER SHERMAN
WAYS and Means for Liberla-Websler's
speech-A sober Second Thousht-badger
and his Argumeut-Doia as you'd De Done
by-rree Colored Heat their Privations.
Cone spondeace Of the Trbure
WasRISsToS, M0rdsy, Msrch ia
NJ. sAiN pE BoIs LIZ CoAFTE, who succeeds the
Minister from France, whom Mr.. CLAYToS differed
WITH is in town with his family, al the Irving
Hoase Mr.. CAMERON OF canads, who was here
about Reciprocity, has LETT. NJ. TUTASr remains.
Gen. HAMILTON OF :. c. who figured conspicOonsiy
in the Texan Difficulties, is AZ the United States