New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-04

~ To Hon John L. Spencer-Dear SIR l drd
MOI ,aurs the professions your letter which received
I'M. IgaTnng 10 satisfy That you. vel myself arc
, mend OF The JDion, an advocate 81 the COmpIsnse
.s,r.. and opf,sed to snsred agitation Legs
iis. on III - exciting topics. We abou, tho
erd " = differ only a. 70 The means II We look back
nc i've md twenty years whole country
lad w,th ne Federal Constitution and Laws Each sec
b. eayne the other sections 10 manage tAer own dOmes-
L. rsrtous legislatIons snd Local Affairs without
uaEce Ii go hack for shorter PERIOD. We ind IN.
itf ouucxents II avery sing attempting 70 spread
cr doc.rres a. uora hrebrandS through the South and
,",r ron siion and bitterness OF feeling between the
ty,, yrest sections Of our country.
Tor several yeaIs he South told BY tire North that
tbs Ell w. mere hsndful - be utterly sarded
M f,t cannot disguised hat each OF the two great
uoIrcal parIes al the North were co1ring Ihs Anti
SLAYER, sect under the slang thets that were
applied ileia orcer TO geta preponIerthee over s
f,r In tins that sect was fostefed and increased
a. last II ned the Gssoutcn Of thus Coaisder-
scs The conviction OF this yea! fact forced t'eli uPoa
a. minds Of our Federal Legislators What the con-
SEQUENCE The adns without isI non u part!
- al parts OF the country, IN the sIdTt 0f washington
Farewell Address-iR the sfrri Of patriotism. lad
10 their psr.y Dreuilce and combined % their
country from se dangers that threatened 4 TIER esr'
were great and long continued They resulted the Com
The friends Of order and Il Unoa then hoped for Peace
Th,r bored IN VAN This Anti Slavery sect became n0rs
hitter and hostile than ever The press with their
violent deuuRc. atoms against slavery TIE COMPROMISE
measures were decyled IS violating DE hlshrr Ia" u
conscience be 0beyed. The Constitution "ts
held ~ atrccious instrument II was esden - AL
Iehong MINDS that tbs course II continued must end "a
evil att perhaps fssol u.l0n % the mon An
appeal the good of The people became necessary
mon nsetrs without Is.inrIion 81 party wac hed "a
tam the Compromise rnessurc sud 10 support sues men
on " for Office would sustain them To carry cut inef
ees gns they established he ln0n Safety C9maitIes'
composed u the members of me TWO sfeal Dirlirs
A c0rreSroa Ding Committee ~as appointed, wno have
t-en constantly engaged disseminating -niofhstHh
1, effect the great purpose Al TINS was beloved Dy
allar assemlages Ol TIE people Throughout ths iAhd
These proceedings gave courage u tht LoA Ken u
the south They have s.Ace been 4lnrhg 20 con-
vr-e the people VI the importance aIl dli 0l pr serving
Tie Union Ia late Elec-lols hey have gained e VIC
tori Z tie result # procigous e1srts mo nave
acted together WITHOUT DISTINCTION OF PARTY Iotn1s
nd STEPHENS Cc1b aad o0te. and lss u others, nave
moved II c0ucort-Nhig and DeTocrat From an rKten-
I've correspondence earned n a. Chairman OF the Cor
RESP udng Cor nitiee. have o tanned in)rMaton irpH
ssctlOls OF ne cluntr, anu GO not hesitate g. say
that the preservation OF tbs Government IN IL en-
frets-ae salvation II the country from tae r4' ages
ii cs w4r-delend upon tie good sense u TIE people Of
tie North te.ng fiy awakened 10 thls suueet, upon
Their sttfnfnaigOu uphold the Compromise measure,
e. The domestic lnstt t0Is u The Sou-h aOns
this tie South. taef had night - expect
LAT tAc ll1l cf the North would sustain them
HAT Leye The grea parties done IN the North True
~ the CID system. thes have c9rtnaed = WOO the si
Of An;siayeU. that ihry may get ahead u e4ch hrI
be partfs this state, preplfatyg - shr ot.h-
Election have brought out their platform ahd thr
canC.czies Not Wer6 Is 20 - I)unj Ia1sfsh7 IN,
Con promise Iseasures VIII BE- sad that beng zoe
Fiecioa ihrf dad not advert . National .nis 10. -
Look Il thu ks res3ut0us They c,Hiusnd the saet
Adsassistrau-1 fsT ia foreign pshct' way ""'~'