New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16

We have not taken much part in the current discus
sons respeciir- the name under which the Nebraska
COnspiratOTs shall be resisted and punished because
we feel little interest in the matter In our yew
the emancipation most imminently needed in this
couptr! is emancipation from party names and party
shackes Most lamentable would it be to see good
men divided ana defeated because part chose to be
dencminated Wigs and the residue gloried in the
sppelation of Free Democrats or any other; and We
can no otherwise so effectualy strive against such
disaster as ~ laying all stress the views in which
they axe agreed and lightly regarding the names in
which they differ. Accepting and unfolding those
IDEAS Of Public Policy which used to characterize the
VI big party prior lc52, and agreeing substantially
with the Free Democratic party in all it aiirns
with regard to Slavery, We could wish to a union
of all those members of the two parties who be-
ieve resistance to the extension Of Slave Territory
and Slave Power the most urgent public duty OF our
day. We should not much care whether those thus
united were designated Wing " Free Democrat"
or something else; though think some simple
name Ike Republican would more ftly designate
those who had united to restore our Union to it, true
mission OF champion and promulg ,tor of Liberty
rather than proPsgnndis OF Slavery. recent letter
from an Illinois correspondent premises that there
now but two parties in the Ere, States |. the
lI,roerite. who have usurped the of Democracy
in order 10 cover By il their subseryiency TO the
schemes of the Slavery PrOpagandists and p the
Treemtn who have de ,ermined to resist them, and
proceeds as follows:
Now how shall we break into the ranks of this CON-
muniOn Of hypocIi.es North, South East and Wes-de-
,po them 81 their l-goiten and ilused pOwer-restore
the rue of tie tOnsiutiOnihe true glory fathers
the sacrCdnes and perpeiuiiy of the tni0nthe rights
If humanity, and The freedom of the Continent How
hylocres al the polls and yanquishns them and
forever
The black slaves can do nothing. the white ones riV
not except 10 feed at the public crib plot for office hold
caucuses pail the wires look after the oaves and fishes
cry peace aud compromsethen traitors take away
hall of the conf .omse, and shoot down own
couftLoUses and twelngs II hesitate conquer our
prudices and perform with the abject AMI seryile
agility the disgraceIl part imposed us By those
compromises.
Let then those who are freemen of whatever other
party name, forget at and forever all past dier
and all present distinctions and show the world
that they indeed such Let them eschew all caucus.
ings all den1 gogues hypocrite5 and traitors except 10
give them their true aud honest names unfu the banner
Of Freedom, and rally from their thousand
hs and thousand homes and and ever till our
country shall be redeemed from the thradom and the per-
fdy Of the most infamous political hypocres that rod
the face Of the earhand let all the world know that the
battle is not Wing Democrat Free-So or Save-soiI
proSlnvery ant-Savery merely, but between FKEEMEg
and the party Of Freenen, the hand and on the
other that motley of hypocrtes who are oppo
sing and betrs wing them. Otp 10
Jodrrrae. m, June 10. 1854