Washington telegraph., 1852-04-14
From the New Orleans Bulletin,
" A Talk with Southern Whigs.''

Is the Win Na.ianal Convention
H5isre iai1eius adj ice of caunsfl. an lndiyidu.
al, ora community, should scmlluize closely the
sautoa ifam whence Il omana,es, II the iunntain
be pure. Tie ssTeam Will he uaeouiaminaled. II
il b. polluted and foul OIL that lows nom It, will,
necessarily, be hthy aud iuinled, The rule holds
good throughout Tie moral world, and applies di.
TsetlY Ia almost every conceivable nhuse Of eir-
cmnatanees. fheW are men VINO eau smile, and
marier u liile tAef mile Fleleae individuals
who viii kuoai leou the ehufrlis allnI deyoul
eaa aftent 30 all aiargHd appearance, yet whose
hearts harhar Thoughts at Wal with every prinei.
pc Of haness. AMI every dictate of christianity
There are tWiofaus. .anaties, who daseemte the
name of patriotism, by having it constantly on
their lipl-and, with the shout OF librriy 10 the
oppressed of al tie earth arr striving 10 over
thfoN the last abiding place Wbirh ifcedom has
upon lhe sufiage OF the globe. iheso illustrations
demonstrate the necessity Of hgin. nrddeni and
e1felH|, IN oflrf 10 Prageni ourselyel nom hecom-
IN iaa victims "a treason and lanhaflaM, We
place the editor Of the Tl16aai a. a leader among
The class q psrsnns last cited aud shall pnoee 10
diseuss lis pasiiinus with Gambler and lalf1ess nai
expecting OF hoping that an thinH Souilen will
ever feceiye similar Treatment ifa,n him. We
have scen sIdsus an December ani lee IN June
hut We never esnest 10 Nline the pefiol when
Sduthem ldshs, a the southern people, Will hf
irea,ei hnnaIahiy, iaiflY OF justify by that ffee-
soil Abolition IlaInals
The IaiaHf leads oil Is lollaws
We nj ,he north, Nha are faithful n the tfadi-
iians and sentiments Of our .alhef, rIupase no
aetIua rezpesting slavery, deslIe uaue wln.e' e.
irum auy Nhif National Goa1gHieu. We know
anl aakn5wledH thai an this suhptl there Is
diverliye 9! views and feelings teiWetu tue North
and Saulh, aud we see ln use IN plasieHng over
thai diversity WITT empty aaj ambiguous wai,ls.
We pnpase 10 lsase il where Il has been lcii by
all orner Wing National Conventions, untouched,
We held. aa We ever have held, lhal the Wing
party ai tho Nation was organized uInu certain
vital pdusiplas aud IN suppall a erdain luuda.
mental nisa mics. winch hlye nathing Ia do with
slavery OF abolition. 4 Wing IN Alabama maY
be decidedly pro.sagefy. as one IN Vermont may
be earnestly auti-slatery, yet both be iiuc aud
souul Wings. aud they may act cordially together
IN support ol Wing principles and measures,
"Neoi the North. who aW Aiihal, etc. This
eames with q bad gnee ifum aa udiiuf whl has.
time aal again, sia down with Constitution
that authorizes the iaatAc slave law, away
with Union winch ioirlales a lfalfc IN Iesh aud
blood with mHumeuh'r oIhrH amnh.o rKple-
tiyes Of The sind. ias, and those Nha as with
g5u @hiihiul 10 ihe traditions and sentiments ul
your iaihefla A mofe glnnng mis-siaiculent Is
not Ioearied IN the annals Of iasehnod, Your
slaiHrrz we're iziian' 70 the Constitution and tie
unian. Toy Dad nai Interfere VITA ilIs uEhts ii
their Southern lfeihIea. UH iae CONTRARY, they
Ylndlcalfd every constitutional privilege aul we've
wiling 10 stand ~ every nehiiul preuHatiFc.
They were iaF their country. lfum tir hf,i 10 the
last They usHs true aal i4iihin paiT.ais, all
honor 10 their memories iof il. But gas =laitluf
70 the sentiments Of yuar iaihen Is Il not
eHnash that yau strive 10 deprive The SaHia ol hef
constitutional nights that You act IN a iuannet aal-
ealaisi Ia bring aauui dissolution ul tau Union.
that yua aIa lahoans 10 enluTea policy lae ineti-
table ienleacY of Naich j. IAuHht with IrHmedi-
abie destruction 10 The black sec ard almost iaiai
rum n the whites If fourteen States ui Tie aiou
-irfiaoa AaipIag eliaHaHfi spaa 'if maaafyg q gapf
paifiaiig daad, who, Wcfe they uaw upan earth,
woula seoaer suisr the pinss which tyranny and
ianaucisn enuld inlliei, hrlnfe they would adxo-
cate the aosinncs yea al,oeaie,
We believe HliaI a Ipfs1 u4ianlY Of the Why's
Of the North ar iaiihul 10 the traditions aud
sentiments ei tlelT fathers, and ps sl5h. We rx.
pcci them 10 sustain the Union and ihe IoAstllu-
ton. Bu, nevertheless, we shall insist upon the
endorsement OF The Compfomisc measures hy the
Wing National Convention. The Why's ci the
South Will require g. The Interests Of the Union
call for u. lau harmony and qmrl ul the coun-
ip dcmaud o. The suctess al Wing pnntipcs
IN tie approaching Presidential contest drpcIds
upon IT, And. further, tie opposition OF the Io.
bHHf and is cumperfs, Is good evidence that such
a proposition should be- adopted. Il Is quite inhe
an Alabama MAig may be ~pF1-slayuy, Yer
mont Wing -ant-slascfy and set agree upon
general principles wiih which slavery has n0thing
10 DO. Bli hcfr the similarity ends. Iae pn-
slavery Alabama NhIg hss no disposition 70 H.
ienore with lhc domestic rights oi the Vermont
'anti-ilavety Wing. wnile ihc latter II he agree,
with tlr editor OF lhe T,.baas, allows no oppluu-
nifty 10 slp 10y oi iulunng, insulting and hiaping
coniumeIy upon The iomet This Is the reason
why lhe Alabama Wing requires at the hands OF
the Vernon. Wing. ga endorsement OF measures
which po'eci hlm IA tle enjoyment ol his III.
alienahle constitutional rights.
The Iabuae continues
II, then, Tue slavery question shall be carried
into onr next Wing National Convention to dis
iarb and distract Il, the North will be b.amcess.
II Is content with the old platforms and old land
marks OF the party. II asks nothing IN cgapl 10
Slavery 10 this connection but that Il be let alone
II is bot true that The North wil Ne blame.
lcss.' The condaci o' men hst tie editors ui the
IH5HHf IN the North, has loicpd ihis c0lfsu upon
Southern Whigs, Iu scll-doicncr We have asked
10 be LET alone Tor yean bat the Tribune and
Us co-adiu'ors have refused 10 "lci us alone
The impotence Of the Tribune, IN iais regard, is
unparalleled. Amer having materially aided IN
creating ali the disturbance It now cooly asks 10
be LET alone Niih equal propncty might the
author oi evil ftbAhe iAe commission 81 Wiracd-
hes.
After pleading against ,hc Introduction Of FIRE.
brands Vneenliancs smcar 90 hayc natural an-
hpalhy 10 hrel into Tie Convention tue Tribune
remarks.
Well suppose your game wins, gentlemen.
and maoniy oi the Convention Is dngooucd
into endorsing The Fugitive Slave law--whnt OF
- Wi'l upe man Wno previously deic.ied tina.
law thereafter love 1t MiIl ore iounnl which
previously denounced II thereafter uphold ~ Wn.t
will your rattle be WORTH supposlug You get 1t 70
II viii be worth a gIcat deal, that ume
rattle II viii show rs the strength of hotb
friends and enemies and such information viii en-.
able US 10 guld against the future. Forewarnel
we shall he lpreimod.
The iibHH5 says further
" We assume that you come into Convention Ina
good lailn- and md 20 nominate candidate 10 tho
end that be be elected. Then DO you wish Ia IN
New York and prccude all hopcs Of Maine. Ohm
aud lndiana-ior what jus, count iu ihe Vote.
by which you expect 10 elect on your platform he.
fore insisting upon It tha, We all crowd upon it,
10 sink
Maine. Ohio, and lniilua voted for Gen. C,ss
in lsis and, possibly, will in 1852. New York
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