New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-05
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER s. 1852.

euo..rs nj naone, and here IT, deep down "a
,v,,v scheme Of the sort sohd object, of which 10
ihir- is Usually ,aic The Upper Earoer OF me Atns
icsu ParI ulcr.f-;he Scnaic-s an ANOMALOUS 'us-u
ton Tie lIouse oi Representatives, Is nc IS "a
hasis oi nun bers-a member for every popiHivnVi ~
Infny iht n and fat pIe.snt somewhat SboVe 'V'V'L
Tie senate consists Of two members nom ever
that tie smaller States may not be swsinptd ~ S'
more p,Vul, r--en anomalous rcson N fesNu - :.
Corrrc which proic 10 exist. not o. i'd- "a
STATES I'M a. lie government Oi The wlolc hAHo",
within ceraiu 6x ii imifs Mr. Madison used 10 say o.
TIE senate Some n NJ look well n theory AMI is "a
prsctrc This may not be ius;Iacle In inc ny Ou'
Tfc Sian olliny States had an enormous advatasc
given to them 81 the OUTSET 1ac electors reuri mum
her If kepre, enalivcs tue Rcp-eScnanyes OF
fiction of course Tlruchfths Of the saS : couhi As
wifo- thou having of course, sny rights Nss"1u'
stnr.rg ths TIE increase %! population N 'he ~
S,a'cs l. % much greater than thst OF tae slave
thai tie s!cyehoiding interests would (or hSu) ..
swan ped 70 any moment, If the southern men ot ".1
kesp M fhcr ccuali'y IN inc senate Inc senate Is
trcir sheet crcbor But hcre are unsettled laIs 70
tie nor'L.wcsi-noTth ottie slave hne"'h " ~, 't'..
time % time b. PEE pied ard rsl-ed INTO o'er. = -
rrrvdc hs snce FOR thes,-to keep rs east OF" o'r
Scs@-,htf the southern arc grasping az nefy tc
ritsry which II south enough tor their purpose icy
rec k red that Texas would cut up into ave states s'' ing
n en- ten Members, TO sci ngan't me S,hsots WIo
would IN y t,y wears be cent from Iowa and Ni'con'n,
md The ucighb0ling lends fast ailins nom h1'"I
Mckee ready 70 their hand anf Cu0" On ner trein
Of attendant se-, viii he great PINE II teS car stt
II Il the greatest possible ngaAc 70 suppose tl-t
Tie emmy o. Slavery would not object Ia me Ia p1'
.hts 81 Cuba They do object to the ides snd ti'y
will ohctt 20 the act, Of paying away tne ns''oasl
mcn,y fer new territory which yIrtu0us cizchs 40
not want and for the rac purpose 81 >tfonsth' n TIC
.tvcioiinu interest In tn Grner GJvefnmen', and
c. use, ucrtly Throughout the Anne lean doHlnl in'
We IN England. who have made some sacrhces Tor me
at0ii n oi Say, ", nay Oe una le to do more than
think feel ami -peek wien The Americans enn X ltnds
IN TIE wild Wet; hut wen hey threaten the dom'n-
ions q European power we my be able 70 act N par
Of u - extension oi Ameucan slavery II y az wei ~
uudsltNn the lacts, IN Gaze the opportunity shou1 nc
ihru.tvl On u. .,
BAT" scmc VII say. surely may BE- Len 70 the
American. locomotives 10 curb tie sasehoiuS in.ofs''
T. the Free suites have m equal representation III sue
ore 81 amber and sup rur one n tnc other way not
leave Il 10 them TO do what l. necessary Ay' "ay
mott Our hnrver Il worth the attention OF those VINO
thi % tin,iy nud unlrirudlN 90 Tux the Anici hs
,, fht o i dscase which b. opposed 10 exit IN oly
a tuil,n ot the Union. ~ the meta when w are
TAI tn rl rp,k or hcurc,c-, ~ 10 how lur thc re-
uonln'ies &, the tlaycholdcr ar shMed ny thc rcst
TIcnrmc of Mr. Benton q well known as that OF an
nee. ~i,tor WHO hss. for long e, ur-C Of year, repre-
scrted Ni.sewi in the -enrte Mr.. Benton, WHO a
.l.vrboIder aid his parry have iall1n ou; AMI one
srge u The party il that lie i not so Jealous on beha
If slavery lie used 10 be, charge waich he mug
nrniy Geuic4. In speech made ny MN ~ ~ LOUIS,
III. lssi GUNNER he gives u his ylw OF the auIe Oh
the Month in regard To Slavery lie tells "a htt II II
al. and wi, ken 10 ssy u the Free States have inter
tc,el with The South. injured slavery IN any way
fud be go,5 en- TO show how the area OF slavery has
Teen extended By the efforts Of the North He tell ne
tin te rea Ct Slavery has BEEN donbfod IN tn" United
Siaic anu by the help q the Free s1tes, during me
lat thirty years lie bids u !enenDer tnat the ft'e
States hive been majority during al that tmei iut
vilu- their ynte nnd heavy vote nothing could nave
teen done He tells hrst, that new territories have
L,,u add, l-.uch IL lCui-ana and Florida; and heu
wlat Tree coil hus been uadc siaVc roh. ny law. H.
tell. in The next place how the Indians have been re-
,coy,d from their native hands. and how negro lLycs
have lcrn diAughtcl into their place, md "Sa'cry
tu- extended large d,-tict where dll no. cAi-t
ieciC' He tells Of tour states which have been disen
Gun hcrod O. t,c Indians. and have had their slave area
"rseriv doubled within The last ew years all by lhc
indsr usnble help Oh heesoh Vole- ana NJ rem *
Ttntc q rroney An expense which he calculates at
slCOCCO CCp-ncluG.pC The cost o. the seminole wal
Now" continues the Old senator, mot one men OF
this fuiei n slave territory could have been acquired
uD enc Individual Ct hCsc Indians could have been re-
meyel MT me acre of their Indian land could hpyo
been converted into slhye i,ud, not one dollar OF oil
'lis hundred millions could have hcen voted, except by
the Ecp Of tie mons laycholing votes
II MT often that pOlt ians urshus WIN 80 Vl IN u
.at,cit OF whit our ie,n, OF kindness ond co1fty
would make u hesitate 10 tel them WIN elun PLAIN
ncss. j IL welcome statement ~ Us ior we hhe"
before 81 ul truth we ict the ne e>-liy t'at the
vp,la IL uld know them; md We are only too happy
be able 10 tell thc stony In American words Hence
E4h il charged with severity mput ~ 10 the rcpr'-
tiv.s the Anieii,s nation hc al acea 81 slave
~ " hive Ony 10 fcfer the Ohject)r 20 Mr. 'utons
II G., t. The ciiz ne OF -; Louis in tas yeE l,52
UItr toll tLdt al Nietl, iis Ilt 10
Tn..s MOTTO b0itt OF q Ueh-,
scarily IroIted IA Congress, but very acfiyc IN the
State, who far shove Cur praise IN regard to thor
,GCllr aud sacrifices But il Is clear that American IL
u ind integrity safe in the hand- Of the exc ting
American representation. Wthin twenty years "a
giCse has restricted the press abolished for de, Oe
right Fl petition iettersd speech perpetrtcd prat
lwnrs seized Stacs and oppressed the old ones
with the sscnzing Fugitive Slave Law and now, Il -
he'll TO be ready to sanction the Ocqu ton, 10y fair
81 fcul ot an European colony. Tdat Island OF
..rfrl
soytTtllns beiIdes the Green Of Spain But OF iOr
hei 81 mpo,Luceis II to every nation tiat tlonal m
icuiics should be exposed l that the veil should be-
torn Eo III pubic hypociios In The present case, the
pfesF o Great Brit in s the refuge OF American honor
and honesy. The American pres does no. AMI lnIJt
tell The uin this subject; md, at present. there i
Irts other country but ours. " rests with US 10
Uublsh facts Our prcss must show the unique fiOlHJle
that in -cLeniug for the annexation OF Cuba the
thinking df the Cuban- but OF pTOvd NJ
adozcn couples OF tu-urc American lat rp, wl)
moy repeat to the next generation the southern maxim
wLi,h m,uts the prasent' dat polite al freedom
east Only in the presence q Slavery