New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-30
vvw.vopK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE &c. 1851

came IN here from a settlement some 40 @r ~ mics
distant with horrid report Of an Indian IN, ss;on
and murder. Mayor kontrl@s "aS Inilt'ut,'.y W. Is
matched with small military delacnmeht 10 lilt
TIa.e where hey found, indeed, ihat nan hed ef't
kIed but could find no evidence upon winch 'hey
could rcly that there had been an lhHah lh inc
no not understand me as saying there are r2
s,rb d,rredrfio1s coRmtrd. There arc suc.i' ana
sometimes yeT tugcai, as in me cases Una. H".e
occurred urOg the PLAINS "itlih i"t ii't ~" FtaiS
All ~. afrrfdatouS ought 'o bc stopped nut lt
he God of humanity. and no ne deVl AIc,l y! me
work That these accounts oi lAclah eePtV1"tto"s
ave nm multitude of Instances, as ln the one gwen
abovc highly exaggerated aRf that from sinister MO-
tiyeS. there can be no doubt,
$50 ms o,,n plans and duties. he SAYS further
They Viii hedge mp my way by every Po>Siul'
10 =, ,s to rrrvent me from making a survey OF
the country and finding out Is agricultural manu-
featuring and mineral advantages. They viii send
their forcrunners IN every diItSu1n, 10 t,VlS PSrS
10 prepare me rag tcfore Wt 10y hedging u up Ahr
ncrc wealthy OF the MoXicanS-ihe Pcon-hoderS-
can lie easily persuaded that the same agency that
,oiiId abolish slavery. would also abolish PeonagC
and believe that they arc about a. >tuooomy bent
upon the pcrpctuaton 81 That system as the slave
holders are IN regard 10 THIS. Taxing All these things
INTO consideration, I sometimes tttl ~ II IL were
bootle.S expenditure OF nv fu7f ana your money
LONGER 10 STAY here ana am very much uncnedto pull
nm stakes ana 20 home bat then The thought recurS
Who iben will bc LETT here 10 Ian up ms voice for
freedom Not onf % and l cannot bear the idea of
giving up the field so. | have, however felt 20 be
nv duty 10 give plain statement OF facts IN the case
suppose there viii be several families out here tins
Spring bringing Their slaves with them. That rs
10 Be- the policy They VIII not 10 first bring slaves
here In large numbers IS they would arouse the
suspicious of the MeNleanS. but families Will move
IN bringing their domtSii~s with them, thus grad
uallv famlh5uZng them WIKI the thing, and paving
the way for larger mporiatonS The fact Is. DO not
believe that tins Territory VIII ever be free State
by the action of Its population unless there SnoudDc
a large immigration from tnC North. Unless the
freomon of The North VIII plant themselves upon the
broad platform Of 10 more Slave States. and stand
by IT, Ia my humble judgment the last hope OF ar
resting slavery domination Is cXilngulShed. and We
may either prepare ourselves mcehly 70 bear the
Yoke IN future or cast il Of, aS fathers did, by
revolution II l. of no use longer 10 shut our eyes
TO the hight because It is painful The question OF
slavery has ceased 10 be relation 10 the negro
race, though, that enough 20 invest 1t with mn
mite interest," II has reached us eliminating point
and the question now 70 settle Is, shall the white
frocmen of the North be treemen indeed. or shall
they submit themselves 10 a yaSSalage more degra-
ding than negro slavery, because voluntarily as
Sumed"