New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-04
The Breakers Ahead.

That formidable body Of politicians BY trade
who were disnissed frvn power b. the result ct
the last Presidential Election have been for year
past plotting and conspirng 70 dissolve and cesf'o
the Union, can be no news 70 the majority OF on
readers. That this cabsl has been rendered move
formidable and confident BY the res7t oi lest year
Southern Elections, wherein State after State was
carried by the Disunonists on the assumption that
Gen. Tsylor's Administration was practically az
verse 20 the Extension Of Human Slavery, We have
seen, announced and deplored The results IN
Tennessee, Kentucky, Georgia, Alabama, Mnns
sippi and Louisiana were not more victories o.
Focoism than Of Disunioo, and among Their
eonseauen noes mas been that Oi slencing rs wei rs
crushing the friends OF the Union throughout me
South Seeing the current setting 90 strongly ID
favor Of Disunicn, part. loving ascendancy ana o.
zee plunge boldly into il, IN the deiusive nope %
h.,;, -. savsn,ages with those who first irnpeled
Il while the more quiet and seif-suncing hoin ms
% the shore and thougtfully await inc i''"'
IL, .-has az tins moment majority OF
the s,cutbern People immensely, unhesItatingly pre-
Ear the preservation Of the Union to the Extension
of slayery-for that is the issue made up by 'he
censuirators-their journals, their Representatives
and their public meetings, almost unanimously pro
claim the opposite doctrine The choice Is about
To be formally rendered by them TO the Free states
Recede from your efforts TO exclude Slavery from
The Terr;tories. or we will dissolve the Union p
The National Intsllipencer has at length opened
its eyes 30 the nminence d the peril ana reads 'ie
Disunionists forcible lecture on Saturday VAIN!
pointing them to the peaceful and loyal submission
of New.Engand 10 the decision Of the soPreme
Cont. affirming the Consttutionshty OF Jei'ersons
Embargo which was working their ruin hut the
Dsunionists have small respect for Courts or then
decisions. At this moment a clear majority Of
the Justices OF the Supreme Court are men ohosen
f,oua their own ranks-Chief Justice TASEr, witt
Judge. WarsE. DANIEL, CATRoS and MCKINLEY
being Loco Foco Shareholders, while judges
WOODBURY.. NELSON and GRrKR are Looo-Foco
Hunkers of the Garry me back TO Old Virginia
school There is but one Wing or known Free
Soiler on the bench--Judge MCLEAN OF Ono.
why don't the South propose to appeal TO The
august tribunal thus constituted, against III
eneroschments hey say the North is making o.
their Constitutional rights Does not their pslpa
bic disinclnstion to have the matters In dispute
sdjudicated by a Bench chosen by and OF them
selves prove their utter went of confidence In then
own easel Need more be said on that point
The Peansylcan,an has letter from It's Ed
isor J. w Forney 10 Washington. OF which W.
CODY the material portion below Nj. Fcrney is ~
intimate Communion with the Southern . Demo-
racy,' and speaks by the card as follows
rHx UNION Is IN DANCER
wAmrSeros, Jan; 81, 1859.
The political shy the National Capital !. fal Of bso
enema and regret compelled To admit scs thai
would DO criminal deuy. II Is due that the worst shou
be know. " order thai The TS ispS. 81 , s en e as 20
sss-S BE-, Rs Oy5s ,a hsy s resdy @ u
pos, extreme msssurss Convention OF the Slave state
has keen called and vii be held ri NASHVILLE on he st as
ready passed resolution. recommending the election BY s~
Of delegates thsi body within the asst two dsys haV
wv ma ss,s been smssed Al Inc manner m which hey az
their determination 10 foss The uirn schemes OF u
Free soers Do not cay that this 10 the language ~
ssnniss Those mi.srasls sgiaiors themselves who ssy
been foremost 10 hesping opproeran upon our 'elowe
sassng upon the offensive and insulting msss
urea win net deny that II 10 tas language oi N.Y.
ola Message. which proposes. in 80 many words eav,
those Regions not yet strong enough TO come mo hs mo
ssi%osss sari.u,s ssrss,sains before Those who i
not dencunee this Message shying the whole qeesnoa e
iassbiins Ss strri. provinces recently acquired ~
srms Almost IN cue body the South VIII oppose tne nv
Tag On .he eoss. alone over seven hundred ma.es &
act do 70 ssy that the prerondesi;nk NoI.A w sonu~
gsnlssd aud banded column. prevent ths aec
aoa OF any subject uuer the rules OF Congress ana ms
Il ,esessty presume ,hSths most Of your readers la,
ana perusea The sPeech Of Gov Brown OF mississippi
hen alleged ex,rsvaysni boundaries and The mixed essrse
ss q @ voters s.os DE adoption Of Der s SoB
the soat and staten the eitsnai NJ which his constituent
have arrived Ihis gentleman has always been one OF III
al
and active and able Democrat tbs scene sso thsl too
wss most exciting one and showed an intensity ana
eusrness OF feeling the part of he Southern SENATOR
that have never been exhibited before.
-. The most tina, the South requires is N0R.in
sssvesssea,' continues The Pennsylvania. whe'
be knows well. and has just said. that the sdms
sion Of Caniornia will BE- resisted by the Pppa'
gsnda whole power. Is that Non intervenuon 2
We are now TO see what the North is made Of
Ii is Representatives can be driven, as they wer'
lass winter to reconsider Mr.. Cots Resolution
they viii b.. But thus Is not what the Disunion
ists desirc. 7Aey mean 10 break ne tH'0S, an'
any skulkng on the part OF the Free States vii
only secure Contempt without rega,nlng affection
necessary. they are prepared 10 racase Aag 9
sosss seals IN tie Senate by concert, IN order Il
sscsre the passage Of the Wilmot Proviso II l.
ncs redress they seek bat dissolution and Slave
holding Empire. stretching from the Susquehsnns
10 the RIO drande. with Cuba Hsyti and the bs
snse Of Mexico 10 be overun and annexed a.
soon a. pesshle. Let US calmly and fesrlessH
await the developments which 1850 has in store
tcr vs.
" We shall CRAFTY many readers BY the al.
asu0cement that Mr. Ewnkxx's RYPoRr as Com
missioner Of Patenss,has is much OF it as treat,
os topics Of general inscres, no, including the de
tails OF last years business Of the Patent oesce bul
embracine beside all that has been peblished ia
The Tribune. bis essay On THr PRorrLnOs OF
STEAMERS. &c, &C. with all his lllustrstiOns-i,
nov in press. and viii be published on Thursday
nes, in large. handsome octave pamphlet for q
csnss. BY J. S. Rsd6eld. Clinton Hall We ar
cure I'll who have read even 90 much of that Re
.,,r< - -. h.v. ,,.,lsx dad viii ,,sp.ur with us