New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-10
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IL is shocking to perceive how some CT
our Southern brethren bid defiance to both
of the great Baltimore platforms, and es-
pecially that of the universal Loco-Foco
brotherho cd. Al Baltimore it was solemnly
resolved that agitation of Slavery should be
frowned out of existence and made to
cease. But the determination proves as
vain as that recorded by the poet:
There were three Kings into the East,
Three Kings both great aud nigh,
And they have sworn solemn catn
John BarleycoTn should die
But the more they tried to kill John Off
and bury him in eternal silence and decay,
the more vigorously he sprang up into
new life and activity. Just 50 it is with
the Slavery aeitators. Political platforms,
though OF thousand as power, can't hold
them back. They have burden on their
souls and ont with it they must. Just
listen for instance, to the following screed
from that chivalric and courageous journal,
The Carolina Spartan:
"fNsUBoRDiNATIoN OF NECRoE5-We perceive by
tho Virginia pspers, tha vi ola thu la: three mOntns
greater d. gree OF insCcrce and reliance has b7en
meui o. the negroes 10 every portion Of t'3 state
10 the authority Of their on rrr' thsn known be-
ore Tte negroes attack thsir masters ard ovegsssrs
when anything scc, wrong vita them and Ia the
seltme N ct ire matter, such IL chs tXlty Of punish.
rsnt generally that the negroes are often the Sictors
Ire FSsoujck (Va) Herald, Ia5s II knows II several
inftsLces Of the bind referred % So NJ negroes VIII
not DO classified ty hsE owner, and % 81 lar a. % re-
si,t any punsnmeut from that quar- ar Ile servants
In The kitchen tssch their children that the rea.ve pO
of M4Etfr M AZ L,
that hencef RIB Mseris . be used ns.eaf Of
Master end instead of addressing them In the terms
heretofore known fa'her I'D mother anoag the
blacks reoui-e their children T. call them and pa
This s no area, hlng In itself but IL align Of the
mes and slows eoncldslgey thA! IL this age Of pro-
stes the negroes are mskiBg progress TOO The same
PAPER says that its deb stable point IS = which
color shall use the Sidewalk sud vhich give way We
also learn from Xchanges that IN the border States
there 10 very frequently stampede anJJg the negroes
large numbers gcing OF tog, ther
Now In the OF common sense, common
cause and & common fate, how Inc people OF The
growing naturalization Of the slaves, 10 one OF me
consequences OF the existing Union OF 1ding
with Tunsisveholdirg states - niOn OF those VINO
love and 1--we by slsve with those who hate apt spurn
n-yes a Union of those whO would light for T. with
those " no would srd are nov lighting against Il 10
u Il Sc, M. the alOD, far from being desirable
has now become unssfe, Improbable and dsbonor-
able aud n the end, w prove 'aE1l y ihe iuS1da0H
Of slayery We value slavery more than we DO tue
Union and 10 choosing foe flr steel 10 the ssts
neut Of this question, TOult prefer q Northern man
10 negro. Viewing slavery tLen as We d3-the ye-y
essence If moral physical and cig life ard look.
ing upon tie nlou the hateful Instrument OF ia hna
ogerthTow II not dssOlyed-we believe IL would be ~
the best Interests the s. utb dissolve their existing
connection with the North. And the sooner the better