New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-22
A Voice from Texas-Disunion aud EmaDeipa-
ton.


The following passages from comm 1-.i- - "
ser: us By citizen of Texas confirm tie inTci
sion we have always entertsine1 nat ms.9r.'y
q the people # that State a-e 10 sentiment OPP
posed 70 Slavery. and viii IL any emergency re-
main faithful 20 the mon. In spite Of the ala
nous p-ovis ors IL favor Of bondage, with which the
slaveholding Oligsrchy have loaded TIE Coastif1-
ton Of the State, perhaps even in measure as a
result Of those provisions, The mass are 81, tree
men and Americans at heart, al vi Mt follow
the lead Of the Dis1nionists. Oar oorfespOndelt
writes IN slca :s-ns as these.
40 yeo9ie 10 lie Ua.os can 20 sensiby appreciate
slabe Government than tie People - Texss. WIN ne
se.. OF he par story VI NE ste fesa e aer memo
cal sebeue having ne rernotest 'endency proc1--
d.sneuberrneut o. the linton AnOlner cause 81 s7+p
re ~, sa rso- "a ,ss 4 ne TeTs IN egsra -
be great southern Increment 4srge pofuoh - n
oerhsyss majority, cpposed - Tie peIye- -ass6
slavery Ia The SAls Americans generally are VPl~,
aJrIsc'lg. u The principle % avery % ~ 49,.
mass VI .ne people oi iaose ssir- 80. Or NJ
Introducing y 1nSDg Rem. 40 nose % Wv
NJ Tsxs. !. differently situated 10 respec, % %. s's,s
uoou alton Tor the above slave .teies arc y go. q,
me Oilers The slave po29sb'l I" -. n,4,ira Of Inc
.Omellng ifss hGn one-lal.-o' '9.,.t.r,i, ~,
sybos In Teass ire slaves beng compaiau.t 70
her Liberation Wo1o Ayt % 49, 80
The ssre fnischievcuf consequences '..9.4 s,d
obrr sIsve safes the slaves are genefaiy o".'-1 ~
blended throughout viii the white pop slIDl' - - ~
rcfs pre- seulng The iornl1spe ra 81 ~ -o-,o-
me srj ever I'M soae DISTANCES exceednR tbs progoc
On The corrA-T ln Toes, In ulaJofy vi -he ,se
-grfys,e porulAiion IN many Of he frontier c0lnes
ley az a. i've Of the Zee pop lhuDni iN $50
ighL Tho Total popuauon' by ,hs oa' ~, 49, ~,
lsf7 was !42o3; Of ;sis g. - were slaves ne A-'
of electors ztoi5. Now taking INTO eou.oeIh "a o -
Ter Of slaves owned BY willows Sno MINOR L'i,s ~ -
sIuing SIX slaves average n1mper o"hfu - -7
electors voters, lie number 81 elAFrhOioi1s eio,
~. mach eIceed Orefouuh 81 The snlre ei'clOia d
Ton But the popuIs0n Inc RIO Jrsude was hpl l'-
uai,y eugmCraed From several oher rpnlef ootuHes
lie returns were neon plste and doubt generay upper
feet heress On the other hand IN Hose cOubues "Iei
he slaves are most numerous The census was proDHDy
-, skeD because those counties The small
eel IN territory and, being The Oldest are oest
't,y rS sccYrscv Ia ne frontier counties me poplls-
ION s dispersed greater extent oi eii loIf a ~
doubt the GENIUS y /. gently and impenecty AZ
We can safely assume from ihese iscts' maj ii,
between slaves md ifeemea ls much t'ta''i '-~" ~
The bepefcsl Effects which would from a5oishng
slavery Texas. ASIDE from considcrauons oi bli.s'
and republican principles must be OBVIOUS 20 u -
cd by passion prejudice rev persons are ci.k a's
to that State IN proportion - 10 geososlneSS b be,
and the Advantage and Inducements PrfeeH,n ~ ~
To- the grant The free whites Of ne north A.sNuc
states. and 81 Northern Europe are ttsi'e !" se..'us
40 save countries. Can We cApefi me "h4- F~r-
aon Of he Northern Saies 70 egfe,e 70 Texas 80 'Ds
a. negro slavery continues thefeini But remove ii o."
1sio let Them come lu numbers ~ ID lp~H ab1 ~ -'
Ia. let their labor be- substituted for the reluctant ana ss
p.d labor OF Tho negro slave, and now rapidy NOu1
change be wrought the face of the country Nhsi re-
sources. row dormant would be developed. The climate
of the gh AID undu sufs Of Texas, Win ls dfy ana
sslubfiJs atmosphere, 10 well sdapied 10 whNe lhnpr
Her srnle prsnes vie ding mesfeF supply On ssi'
cultural products under the fkliu haod o. the NpfHtih
fsrrer bringing WIN hiin oil the improved lWpaneLis
and enlarged knowledge Of modern pgrictiMre' "O.u
trem with hsryests uysng IN quantity ana VareN IN"
most favored portions OF The globe
Bur abolition would 90 more The spirit OF enterprises
AMI industry Is con sgiOus The poof white NAV Nh9
was born and reared slave State would De sunIaleo
bv The example the Northern yeomsn, ana emuH' hs
SAN aud energy He wouid abandon Inc chase, euis'te
b corn md potato y1fches into fede learn to Appfecs
aud save the fruits 81 he labor educate hs ca dfen sua
Gradually assume the proud bearing OF Que woo . con
sion- of having discharged bis duty 10 himself ~ amy
and bs ccuntry GrOg-s chops would te converted luo W
workshops oi he ingenious mechanic ana enNithe' az
school houses erected. - e.,...,.. d, .
That the majonty Of the people Of TeNas sshn aeo ~
ihink aud reason Oh he guesOH would decide IN itot o.
RADICALLY tusucipaiing The slaves. have lttr doubt
ihe unrefous Mexican and German population, bno
thousands who have cmR grated from the LDI-shE'
holding States would Be uusnruus cf shiny me n..
s.-r large nus iody of the n.sgvcho'dlcs lop9 DN
If the interior ana frontier Counties though Oughay NON
ayehod.ng States, would likewise 80 Tor HitesAut tue
spreud OF The blight
This great may be prccpsisd even ny i- enc
uice,y the violent course Of the utraSputhern Dsnnoh
lets For should they continue to urge he people o' ho
r.scn.d To n mons ayehoding people OF Texas oic
~ Union without Slavery, tecrssion anarchy ana 900
he'd " ih IT, they viii n" hesitate 10 we chpcc' az ~
white banner Of universal Freedom VII nllirf sde ny So
over her broad prsnes, with he Sisfs and STRIPE etl
hens a, once of I'ron ard Liberty, on" ana lu9l'.-'