New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11


| Jail, Will have the Bzss1insr SD organized that
| It viii whistle itself while | am absent from
the Office
The first number viii be issued as soon as a
| liberal subscription Is received. Those. here
| or elsewhere, who wish 20 aid in the enterprise,
VIII therefore, subscribe at ONCE.
Such publication Is demanded by the wants
Of to.day-by the interests OF the Futlre-and as
q memenlo OF the blacklist chapter in the annals
Of America. As people. we cannot stand still.
Tbs Nation IS TO take plunge 10 degradation. or
rise to position OF honor and moral power never
vet attained and that speedily. Such HISTORICAL
RECORD Of such an Era IN the History OF the URied
States. Will be kelv TO be deemed worth preserving.
To YOUNG MES, IN particular, have word 10
say such as have read the almost inspired words OF
TIE immortal kossUTH, must have felt that PTinci-
PIES are 10 be heard and obeyed Our country MUST
sweep INTO the current We have desplsed First
frucIpes. AS Government, we have trampled
them under foot. Young Men will decide for them
selves whether the Examiner would aid them In
their Political Investigations, or whether, TO them,
Il would be valuable for preservation on account of
It's Historical character
The American people have been prosperous be-
,ond example in the history OF mankind. Prospeu-
~ Is the seyerest test Of virtue The American
people. under its influence have forgotten right.
They have come TO think they are such Great
People" that they can hout Justice and Mercy, and
stlli ENJOY permanent peace and prosperity.
This is either fallscy or II is not. This VIII be
examined
Creator with an unalenable right to Lie, Liberty,
and the pursuit OF Happiness" Is either humoug,
or Il is lot. This will be examined
By lndicting Fugltlves from Slavery for Treason,
our Government has either declared them 70 be Men,
or II has not. This will be examined.
1t is either disgraceful sbSurdity in law, phoSo
ply and logic, to hold that the same being is both
man and beast, or II is not. This will be examined.
government which by one act will recognize
men as beasts, and incct the same men for Treason,
j. either buriesque on Reason, and Justly tho
lauchmg.Stock ana reproharOn of Chrstendom, or
II not; This VIII be examined.
Ether tie negroes a. Christana were heroes or
hn.Suth is a traitor. This viii be examined
TIE True in Republican politics, either is the
Etuaolitish Law. The gambling law, OF Every
INNS hand against every man or II Is me IA" Oh
EroiherhOod-every mans hand 70 protect every
mon THIS will he examined.
: man who viii make another man his slave. and
plead In justification OF exienuaLon the inieuori'y
of he later, Is either iyIant, kuave and cow
ard, or re Is not. This will be examined.
Tie Fugitive Slave Act is in derogatlon OF the
Declaration of Independence, OF the Common Law.
Of the Natural and OF the Divine Law, or it is not.
This Will be examined.
Statute OF Congress, directing to be done tina!
which the Declaration of Independence declares
canHot be done Is either Law, or rebellion against
Law THIS VIII he examined
The hunting of innocent men and women, and
putting mons on them for Slavery, IN the state OF
New-Nork, either promotes The cause OF Liberty IN
the world or II Goes rot This viii be examined.
Man can confer Rights On his fellow man, and
take Rights away, or he cannot. TINS VIII De ex-
anIeG.
MAJ. is either more sacred than Constitution or
Laws, or he is not. This viii be examined.
Those who declare that there Il no direct moral
Iespons ibihty-bndipg on every man In his political
acknowledged than that cue to the ConstIuion, are
practical Atheists, or they are not TINS VIII be
examined. ,
TIE man who Expresses another, is really lower
in ne scale Of being than the one he Expresses, or
he is not This viii be examined.
Milla'd Fillmore either has better right 10 Lib
tl,r Lon hg
be eXamlI ed
or II is lot. This viii be examined
TIE man who viii kldnap according 70 law, either
would, for the same consideration, kidnap II there
were no law, or he would not This will be exam
ired.
IRE Fugitive Act Of September Is, 1850, so far as
il relates TO PERSONS claimed slaves, IS either
usurpstoB, Unauthorized by and In deroga'on % me
CONSTITUTION, or it is not This will be examined.
Man can make property of his Makers Image, or
lie canIoI THIS will be examined
II an "inahenable night means Right which
cannot be taken away every suoSersiOn OF such
right by force, is either land piracy, or 1t is not
This will be examined.
The Fugitive slave Act elevates and ennobes the
white people Of the United States, OF II does not
This QUESTION directly Interests every man in Hun
gary, Iialy, France, England or lIclaIid who both
desires and struggles for Equal Rights, or 1t does
not. This will be examined.
"Cotton saws, man has moral sense by which
to govern his Political action tina, The CONSTITUTION
and Congress are, vigorously, IN TINS department
OF life, his Moral sense Cotton Is either right
IN lis Mental and Moral Philosophy, or II Is not.
This viii be examined.
Either the Creator has implanted in the mind Of
nan a tribunal which renders a verdict Of self APP
prevail when he is Just and kind 10 others, ana OF
condemnation when he is the reverse, or lie has not
This Will be examined.
When men by statute command rebellion against
tie laws OF. God as written in his word and on his
works, they either should be obeyed, or they should
not. THIS will be examined.
II enc race be strong and another weak, the
stronger ought TO Punder, OUTRAGE and crush the
weaker, or 1t ought not. This viii be examined.
Justice. Kindness Honor and Happiness, are either
inseperable by the laws OF Nature or they are not
This will be examined.
Cruelty, Injustice and Dishonor, by the eternal
laws, always 60 together, or they DO not Thls VIII
be examined.
TO hunt black men in New-York, and by force
make them as beasts adds 10 the dignity, the man
lness, the goodness and the reputation OF her
white people, or It does not. This viii be exam"
ined.
The man who will outrage and Cypress another
man. and deprive nim Of Rights which he claims for
himself AID enjoys, deserves the pity OF all JUS. men,
. or he does not This Will be examined
Human Slavery. in the words oithe great and good
John Wesley Is either the " sum Of all Vlllanles,"
or II IS not And the man who, on any pretense, or
for any consideration, VIII make another human
beng slave is either the sum OF all Villains, OF no
is yot. This viii be examined.
But" It is said there are two strong SIDES to
this question" True there sthe oackness oil MD
NIGHT. and the glare OF nOonCay botn are strong
bot TIE contrast Is not greater than that OF the TWO
sides 80 this question.
What tie American People need In order 10 Sc
cure the tue honor, renoNn, AMI permanent peace,
yrosIeYity ard happiness is 10 apply TO their legs
ation and the action Of their Government the Col
den Rule" Whatsoever We would that others
should 90 unto YOU, DO ye even so to them" Lei
them but 90 this, and the American eaIp OF stS,e
woulc glide down tie stream OF Time as peacefully
as the earth performs It's revolutions IN obedience 70
other unchalging laws This done, and America
is redeemed, and becomes thenceiorh the hgh' Of
the world. ,c.
Our work isnot forthe blacks OF the United States
alone IL Is not for the whites Of the United states
alone Il Il for Man for his Development, regen-
Grafton redemption, wherever he IS, or whatever
Es language, color, religion or condition. Wher,
ever found, Man possess capacity for culture ana
! o eya,lon for Hope and Joy lie who would any
where repress Their development and frulon, Is an
enemy Of his race. And be who VIII tr4mpie on