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

NOV .avs Tat the danger hes IN the violence o.:
nsrtv spIrit. and refers IS 20 the dIicafes which
/ amended the or-an.zatoa q tie House %. Repre-
se1tafives.
/ sr 10 lnr huu.br Judgment It IS not the fierce
co.fict o. Parties dat are seeing and hearing
but On thu c1n,ra-y u is the agony % distracted
rarties q cr1vc's.0u resulting from ia1 20 uar-
-,.g ou1lat.ols u both I'D u. al part-,-f5l-ta-
,i5rs lail n compromise oi natural justice ald o.
/ human liberty i .4-stJn-4 uln-sl llesta..-
/ t-ausceldi4e tie 20 narrow c--c-s % pat--s nas
/ ARISEN. TIE p1DIc o1asc.euce expands WITH u
4at the gree4 wits o. party assoc-ai.ols e-Fe way
and brcak and "a. Oh ron. - No, - ( is ~. ia-
Sra.e tina, ls dyn- o. the fever q party spri-. IL
/ Is merely paralysis Of parte., preIao-itoTy o.
lacir restoration Win the nc" Clements o. meas.
al vi-of .a5bed .rla nat sli.i G. 'Ae = " %
Is 80 justly caleb Piosress.
I .u-y. INK crtiJl We are t11 thai 20 l--is
tl-es are u session burning Re furnaces. hea-il-
aud irfala.ng gee popular pass.ols. Bat i-ose
I twenty le-isa:rr.s are Clus-tlro-a. furnaces
They a.e per.orirn- ther customary i1lc-laas .-l-
/ parting heslt . heat and vitality, VINE wi.tll
their Constitutional jar sciclcn. Il - rage be-
vond ;s limits the pJp1.ar passions o. ihis country
are MT a. ali. think. ~ danger Oh being inaame
% excess No, ~ et none q those ares Pc ex'il.
4 .ushed. Forever let them burn and blaze. They
/ are neither Ouin0us ueteors LOr bale.l. comets,
| IN. planets an b--i.t and intense as their beat
! nav be- 2 is their native temperature and tue!
mast still 01ey the law which BY attraction toward
! the center holds them IN tac.r spheres
lsce nothing Of tina, conflict between the south
/ en- and the Northern states or between thc-
Renrssentat.ve bodies. which seems % De on a.l
.ldes Of me assumed N1t o w0-i of menac3-
rota word Of anger, not al iatemperate w1-i aas
/ been uttered 10 any Northern LesIs-ai1re- lney
rrmiv but calmly assert their convictions, bat %
/ the same time they assert tier unqualified pu-
sf.vs.rs 20 % &
! Or yvo abide the fortunes OF the Union.
/ VIVA. Or there be 'ess cl moderation IA tie
! ! .risatures OF the South. /, @. s. int Gates on
/ which side tie balance Is lnchnlu- and That the
] decision a tie Government "a near o. hand. J
/ sr-ue with those who say that there car be TO
peaceful di.s0luiion--n3 dissolution @. the Drinn by
the secession of states. but that cisuE.on dssol-
ton, happen when 10 may, VII and must be- hcvo-
luton. ! discover u1 Cmers 0i Revolution The
predictions OF the political sstroo-ers DO lot argue
! 20 time or manner 10 which i - o. oc-ur tc-
cJrdiu- % the authority OF the Hon Senator ifoil
Alabama, Mr. Clemens, the event has ALREADY
happened. and TIE mon IS nov iu nuns Accord
/ 1s to the horoscope of the Hon Senator from Ms
s,ssippi Mr. Fo1ie. i was 20 rake place on day
/ q reasy past. according o the Hon. ana dst.4-
caished senator from South-CaroIna, NJ. Calhoun
/ u IS not 10 De- immediate, but % be developed b.
! time.
/ Mr. FooTr here nterposed aEd disowned The
u ~ /
add made i1rther explanation.
Mr. SEwARD--l amyery happy to have gwen tie
! Senator an opportunity 20 correct tie erroneous
impression which the remark which have referred
20 bad made Now the Hon. Senator vii. DO me
'he justice - allow that am at liberty % subtract
one prediction from the political Almanac, and so
! the predictions lose so much a impor' ance.
! | see no omcns q Revelation What ere the
omous to which our attention Is directed Isee
nothing but a broad difference q option here, and
| The excitement consequent upon o.
! I have observed ,nnt Revolutions which begin
| ia lie Palace seldom go beyout the Palace Walls,
fndthese affect only the dynasty which reigns there
/ This Revolution II understand n began here IL
tae Senate a year AGO, when TIE Representatives
from southern states assembled here AID adj.
dressed their c0nst tuents on what was called the
agCrcssious az the N1rthern States. No revolution
was designed 70 that time and all inat has hap
pened since the return T. Congress OF Legislature
| Res0lutl0ns winch seem 70 mo 20 be conventional
responses TO the address which emauatcd from the
| Capital
! Sir, in any condition Of socctytnerc can be nc
| rev0lut on without Causc--an adequate cause
| Whist cause exists hercl We are admitting q
now State, bat iAcrc is nothing new IN that-we
! have arC sdy admitted seventeen before But n IS
SAID that tic Slave states are In danger 81 losing
political power by the admission OF the new State.
Well, SIR, is there anything new in that The
Slave States have always been losing political
| power. and they always will be while they have
any 70 lose At frs; twelve OF the thirteen States
were Slave States. Now only fifteen Of the thirty
are Slave States Moreover, the change is consii-
| nationally made, and the Government was con
strucied so rs % permit changes Of lie balance Of
power, ia obedience 20 changes Cd the forces OF the
body polite. DAYroS used 20 say. It's al we.
while the People coy DAsT0S ani ROBEspIgHRF
hut woe for rae ID ever the People learn % say,
RoBEsrIERuE and DANToN That ls ail O. !.
The South and the North-they arc beginning LOW
% say. the North and the South
Sir, those who would alarm Us with the tcrrors o
Revolution have MT " ell considered the structure
Of this Government and the organization OF rs
forces u isa Democracy o. property and persons
with isir approximation toward Universal Eda
cation and operating by means Of Universal 81.
trace. The constituent members Of this Democracy
arc the only persons who could suoycrt Is and
they are noi lie ct zels Of "a metropolis hSe Pans
or o. region Subjected % tic influences O.. n me
.roqos, like France, INT they are nasoaldmeu dis
pcrsed over this broad land. on the mountain, RAD
GA the plain and on tie prairie from the Ocean .,
the Rocky Mountains, aLd from the Crest Lake.
10 the Cali And this people are now, While We
are discussing their imaginary DANGER AZ peacs
and IN their happy homes, and as uncouceracd Gno
even rs uIliiouncd Of their peril they are o
events occurring lu the moon Nor have the alArn
ists made dus allowance iD their calculations IA
!
any Government. and irresistible m a rural Rep1b
he operating by universal suffrage That p-ncipi,
90 reaction is due % the orre o Che habits OF acq1
esccnce AID loyalty among ths people 40 mar
better understood tbs principle than MACHiAfELLi
who hes to.d as ia regard 20 actions that .o safe
reliance can be- paced !u tlc ilrcc OF Nlt4rc and
the bravery 81 words EXCEPT it be corrOoorated b,
custom Do the Aiarm.sB remember tlat tbs
Government las stood sixty yrars already without
eSaciiag one drop Of hlood-that this Government
has stood sixty years sud Treason IS an obsolete
crime That Jay trust Is FIR OF when the i1gni
aims %. popular coaieutment shall be broken up
! but " hencvcr . shall come 10 wil bring forth q
higher illustration than has ever set been giveu OF
TIE excellence O. the Democratic system Foi
then . VIII be seen how calmly, bow firmly. Row
rob.y great People cBn ACT IN preserving their
Constitution when " Love Of Country movcih tx
ample teacheth Company couortcih Emulation
quckenetn, and Gegy eXa.teih
When the io-nders q The New Repnb.ic Of the
South come % draw over the fave OF thi- Empire
Along oT between rs parallels OF latitude or lou-
iaGc their OmnOas lines 90 Ci,membcrmeut soon
% Dc broadly and deeply shaded with raternal
blood they may come o. tle discovery then. ii not
before. that the uatlOnai aud even the pollca con
necllals OF the region embraced .or BIDS s'ch ps1.
uuon; thst = pssslt~ divisions A-e NJ No-thera
aad southern al a. but Eastern AM Western, A..
.aliic anl Pacific. ard that Nature aud Commerce
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