New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-12

fhon this ia'n ~ f,sr generation 70 swell profits
speculat0rs -oiher questions mikh en- Ilv
ssiay free postage ia~ ooc .ctiooa II mo5, Of
bg Ittravel he waite Of water Now, II the parry
k<sIn .,srieied With can do nothing else we can oos
& queons in TIE foee Ste Iae Of inemabe value
~ sre stu other qresiions Of high monsn. ~h ~,
oocuuy government OF these Siates-tne' - ~
E sbroadg But think the O2'ernnen a,d Sn pcdo
re ~ Nc silence Why Because the platform
a. a. they are pledged finds thsm@s you
Ssn see WI Teaq 9o y9S ID Of Jane is55
.rn;,o,s nfr II read IT, Here you see. my say
o. , ~ the popular institutions OF the o.o "ola
hid end scred du ovg'bio 70 tho struggling for
Fye " No indeed: but, TO uphold and MAINTAIN me
- a. every State That was the hish ana sacIea
siT vich devoived On the Democrac Pa,! ~ Pay
!" y. bgh sounding preamble costs very muir
sso~e thew talk Of the Interests OF the va "Ohi
80 Dir high and sacred duty people PernaPs "' ~;
- .ead the preamble and not eeneraly Know 'uS IN
osy conclrsior-tO take care Of themseves iesl IA
- OF these popular institutions Of me ga "onl
x.~vih came here, told the story Of ms country
- her desolste homes the wanderers dnyen
g.. them and asked single word Of syinP8.hy
- encouragement. Did the Government give II
40 Their high and sacred duty was to look sharp
a. .f,er e.afe rights The battle tOr freedOm MaAeu
a. lie friends Of liberty trodden down oi1 t.e
Gsyernmeni open iis mouth No. Why becsase;
fbey cent any desIOt Of the Oid Noilu ho,s a As
nsns Int - tbe New Loud and long ap
80 aud 20 II viii ever be ~ long a. the instituiion
sle,v presses Ike The Old Man OF me sea upon me
y - everv holder Of and candidate for a pub
~ Office in l1nd IL u s"'D '.iu. ~
,s nsr Of an idea WEI this other parry perhaps nav
-. hut tic only one they have clearly e1emPhneu =
W, - 1;dng the rl,ils fairy between the llafds ana
ashe s n" And when We view their foguVe oave Inv
d their professions lased upon on H. mqst we nos on
81. ST. a. he great standard Of fidelity 70 RePubcanisH
ssSs 1sl and aacrity with which republic can contend
81 southern bloOdhOunds in capturing man wb0 hed
..,s bs freedom Is not this fact J. not me pm
80 adhered 10 throughout Let there De cahduae io
clae - ,et him BE- wise Solomon just a. Arisudes,
JoS n poguepce only Him who spoke as never other
i r than His can speak and are not ms quancauOhs
t .s he can siOOp low a. 70 be willing to become
s 'cIerl Secretary Guthries letter says The
;ristrsiion are united as one man and nave reason
to IeI;eve that all gentlemen who consented 10 accep
oice stood pledged b support the Same hc @ps
r Am geEfieyaea who consented to accepted Of
e. +, NOT who we're eager for once bat VINO con
ssn,sal An geatkmea who consented Loud laagu1eI
sd auplaase do not know but perhaps thcre ~ nv
ss ssressm intended here. Laughter The gen
-. ubo eonsented ore united as man ihai
i enough. Now is not this meia1cnoH !. 80
Of die case | know you tnna So NV !" " 10
~ rnfded Bv Yourselves! BY men acting on the
si,ion of heir own manhood Now em confident
Nsye seen signs Of progress. You may thnk me &
Cade but consider the workmens srikes ~ oe ;,n
sigma II looks IL they were gong 10 tahe nnsS ,n
tla;y own hands Do So operatives, and carry the aoI
omit Journeymen of egey handcrait "ben you MN an
thing oppressive take the matter mo your o"n na'
w go, f9rgef that YOU are Wings, or that you are
Democrsts but you sometimes forget that you arc men.
God made you men, but II Is not recorder VINO uiio ~
Whps OF Democrats. Why not remember your lD ~
on electiOn day Why not 60 tOrpr ncplcs
tkaf will best subserve your highest interests ue
lie Of New York decide that the Puoic luIu' oa ~
ven Ia The poor and feudless, then, in remaining poor
Sou have q blame only yourselves. II beng OF aao,ne
snbere were TO you election day ana 10 De l
all the hustle not to serve your o" NJ ~ ;L sc
divide Custom House spells fairly, what would he hnk Oh
sor9 When yon see your fair fame bighed your reNo'u
tonary history dishonored, should not Ohees,
with Kisses great destiny Is before us we are Is
on this Co,tneni the Worlds question. Inc history vi
man n that of oppressed struggling against OppIcssoi a
tyrant "a subduod but another takes his pace anu
as II we could read in the counseis OF L'efy f a.
would no longer be tried with us linen uIS ~
.rtv nIead with Heaven "Give man another ual 1ii
The Alvise consents lie opens way over ihe WORN ~
waters and a new land appears where Ienilo " ~
nav he erected with doors flung open 10 the Oppressed VI
,hs' eartb Long continued cheers but the seiPon1 On
WED the happiness Of Eden aud the arch enemy '
mars this second handwork OF me Hos' tis" Snail h;s
SLAVERY 10 curse the fairest work OF cre9on ol l
nsEce succeedl lCries Of No, MOL II may OF hp' :
The issue ia with you. Liberty or Slavery must g,So
way they are antagonstc' ana oanno' on 70 isbar
sr,fL,n The Constitution We have sworn aeganVv "
and even for that reason, our hrst duly Is 10 ~
from ia fOulest aspersiOn-SlaNcry ,1 St.
The men who made Constitution ala not b'Sni OF %
held their peace about t-they looked orMu 70
the time when il would die out and leave Tue
upcoutaminated with It's name 10 the ne "ioh VIZ tto1
MAJ nj N u
o. !, the Charter of Freedom Slavery IS parody ON W
Constitution a disgrace TO the civizaoh Of ,ue g.
merely say what ! said on the noor Oh Tue u IL nof
when The Infamous Fugitive Bill was passed cai' u %
law and never will Ii has no oblgai'ono on me noi W.
"my conscience shall now conclude Loaa oideS
GO onn II must 60 on will present you WIN
Nv this Bill il the Commissioner hnd the person - -
10 be described in the paper held by the CLAIMANT Az ~
hand that person over.
suppose slave nearly Uhite, las advertisement
some Slaves are nearly that they try 10 SsSae o.
an and IN aid escape takes a horse. The owner ~
h,h horse and woman described in his papers ne coI
saw 10 New York meets his horse las ne aSls ~ III
n draw demands it of the owner VINO say "ny avs
here il il described in this paper bu' INC 4,
You mus, wait YOU cant take my horse without l"' y
"jury.' A., as. van arc the owner
lie noN 0on'' 20 Oh" 100 aWhv Z" "She is described
bSrs in This paper And she may be- horse to
WAS aprrehendod in South Carolina ana IN ms po'hVt
found letter from a confederate IN fhhaoephla 80
HIM To 3, nd papers describing suspicious negroes oe
whom he would send TO him as Slaves, NJ,
canpet be taken out OF the state oi Ne" IoIN ~,
trial nv Jury-,comeR cant lDsaleping cheTs ou -
daughter is describedyOu ore in dismay s AN, ~
JurV trial but he says you 60 too last iou ~!
lswyer-he hears your case-with comInseran9n 'e
that in 1880 there was much trouble vac n, a.
In great danger Laugher Patriots saved II, ~, a
COMPROMISE hard to throw IN trial bY Jury iol "u 49,
tells YOU ii is rather hard, but then they saNeu M
Unlonr Saved the Union Renewed Ne, Eel
not tell me Of Union Let the purest ana honeS' W.
ines of humanity be saved, them You can 60 anu s
your Union lGreat applause Let the union wnc,
binds father TO his child be saved-h the other o"no
he also saved let ii be lost the sooner the better Da
This the oMly point of public policy ON which we are 'o
the President and his Cabinet are united. W az az
told not to agta,o Agitation is necessary IN ma
ture animate as wen as inanimate. The heart whIe'
sustains INV life is agtated when it is not perish IN
ocean has been ever agated since in the dawn OF eres
lion the Almighty formed out Of the hollow OF Ills mana
And the poo Of which we read in Holy Writ when at rest
had NO virtue-when agi ated healed whosoever wen
down into It, But these politicians do not wish to have
agitaedi for then there is no healing II Is error ao
that fears agitation Loud and long applause do no
speak 10 narfn-I sneak to each here % man. Iart