New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-03

commended to general favor and acceptance, through
the breaking down Of the Chinese Wal Of prejudice
ard aversion which hides them from the apprehension
of so many vel mt birg but lllnf'rmed Thousands.
Though never acting with any Abolition or other one
idea party. Tn TaiBcSE is and must be the relentless
foe OF Human slavery as Of vhaever else tends to De-
grade Labor a.d ohstruct the intellectual and social
Development Of any porlion Of mankind Were II able
10 perceive that a vote in New.York could abolish
Slavery in Carolina, it might attach tsefto some one
of lie expressly Auti Slavery parties lacking thar
light declines - abandon the substance for the
shadow of political coed But, while II does not zee g
way clear 10 any effective Political action lainst Sla-
very 10 The States which cherish IT, il reg ards The
defeat Of whatever effort TO extend the giant wrong IN
der the ag Of our Union 10 Distract bg RS gpFer
Le progress O. Abolition in other l4nds az among the
most urgeh ard sacred Of public duties nos 60 be sub
ordinated 10 any party consideration Whstever. And
while does rot propose make Anti slavery the bl
as Of Pol ical action otter than defensive, IL 81. H.
elect no oppor unity remit Effort 90 dfise Lisht
ard Trh az to render the continuance of sla'ery i'm
possible in lard rradated by the son Of Chris snty
aud Boosting i-.e,f the great exemPlar Of Political
Justice AID l4v-guaIded Freedom.
For Temperance 10 all things, but especially the
disuse Of Intoxicating Beverages and tie egt suppress
sion OF the Liquor Traffic We shall struggle as sc have
struggled unfncbiogly and untiringy. Regarding the
enactment Of the esseDd, provisions Of the Maine Law
where they are not ecsJ Ascendant aud their mantle
nance end enforcement elsewhere 10 be the paramount
Legislative Ueed OF time We shall urge our readers
Us we have heretofore done, to yo-e for Mains-La*
legislators md law-ebforccfs from he raDhs Of the
worse parry ra'h,rtlan champions Of License sho may
he Otherwise sound IN faith. We regard me N.lne Las
as essentially tie most bcneicent srstIr Of our day,
and confidently hope 70 See II soon prevail universally
No Election c4p re.u, badly which secures the pas
sage and enforcement Of tie Mare Law.
On our Correspondence with ,he most important
points throughout the world need not here d late.
Ofbe fact tlbt our As-ocare BliARD TAYLoa nov on
the other de Of the globe, sending Us aGvcs from the
seat of war in China aud expecting -'on 70 de2ct for
orr resders the physical mora aad social ch.fac'en'-
tics Of jealousy guarded japan he public IS already
aware He will probably return b! say Of Australia
and California in bOtn Of which We haze seyera cor
respondents. Brefs-we shall spare I'D expense %
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