New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-06
49,. C.,ol,n,-. Voice for Freedom

We publish tbs morning IS requested TIE pro
oeed.nzs Of .arzs and respectable meeting held
on TIE 18th alt IL ORANGE %. :. c. |-hs home o.
Senator MASGrx AMI az Of The District Of ST
vExABLE in favor Of the e1c'1s.oa of s.asery i.om
| the New Territories and 10 earnest r-7ske Of ihe
/ mensces Of D.s1ns1n lately made use r. By Nr
/ CLISoNAN among others On tie for o' '1ns'es'
n defeat such exclusion
We have no. doubt that tie Resolves a ,l4'
meeting speak the real sentiments OF large ra.-
Monty. d TOT an actual ma orty, Of the reemel NJ
- sosth rrn states although TIE newspaPers and
.ae ca1c1ses s'rnos; uniformly hold contrary Ian
gascc. But al that j. easily sccouni.d IN Tie
shareholders breeders AID traders are Lo. one
fOItl oil the Freemen RI the SJgta, o.; they -.ls.
sess na'oniy o. the wealth and cortro ueal 8
al the business They PC the patrons of the nlc-.
chants snd mechanics the subscribers Hr and ad.
vertsers 20 the aewspapers they take care that
tic men chosen 10 COlecs and the Les.s.atl-e
are sound 0u what's ia tneryieW the s-ilapor-a1 s
question and they know how % silence OF Danish
any one who speaks cut hs dissent from their
policy. T. them the native free iabore-s are as-
bit-aly oosequl01s, knowing anl drsadiAg Their
power ~nde our Northern sdysn,grsrs who ro
South 70 make their fortunes by law, traffic iea-t-
.ug. negro-drivinz or plartston-marryilg, 1H'e-
sand lnstncave.y or very soon learn that u u on
the Slavery side that their bread is battered, and
thattns.r only chance o. escape from den1nciauon
or b sstinc suspicion is 10 ou3 mouthed su3at.'n
u the peculiar Institution, snd II standing even
wi,h ne foremost Of i;s yotaries in demanding Jos
Extension and Perqstuation Thus e bulk ar
Throughout the Syuth s;upe1dous fabric n ayp-
crsy. tyranny and trucking, every one shouting
Crest is Diana of the EphesIsns because ever,
one fances that nat = shout would be bis ruin yet
by ond.by. when this fabric tambes, men viii ma-
vel how j., stood 50 long on so rotten a foundation
ADD the shouts of IT'S ipseryers vii be changed
INTO ezecratious u It's cons9nmate niqgiiy and .
in,olersble expressions.
We have stated the motives which dictat- the
silence of the friends n Freedom ct the South with
DOT al a implying that they Constitute .1s;iica
ton Of that sience-qoite the contrary There
on ht 70 be meetings held at once wherever DO the
South even ten lovers Of Freedom can assem- 1le.
~ let Congress know tie fact that the S91th alcs
no. unanimously, nor anything like unanimous -.
desire tie Extension of Slavery. We are confident
Mr. Cnugmans District prefers the Union without
Slavery to Slavery without the Union, and 70 Of
many others The pro Slavery Speeches made ia
Congress ought 70 be publicly cisayowed and reTo.
dated by the constituents OF the speakers who un
derstand aud condemn their tendency 4 isw
meetings to this end would exercise great and
salu,ary influence over the doings OF Congress
Lovers Of Justice and Impartial Freedom at the
south dare you SPEAK ont Ike men Read tie
proceedings Of tho meeting ia Orange CO n c. and
be incei 70 follow the noble example