New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-18
,7u vopV NAVY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1854

Tvr,b and Error between Right and wrong iou ny
sooner BY act Of Congress esmp.l .ne h. Internal
Gre, than obige the human mind 10 cease rs W
and the human he art TO desst from its tnrooongs %
Snrncse then for a moment, that this ssitation iu.t
=, breafer a. heretofore Then, hereafter a. -
here viii be ne I'd both sides, OF moder snon
secure moderation there will be need Of
~ vou have secured moderation by means OF comp
bvteudering which the great Mediator now no my 49,
divided the people If the North But then tnose -
North DO did Tot ympsihse win you youl ~ Aid
- from that quarter well as those VINO oi
agreed that If compromises should be eneced tHty
he chivarously kept your part cheerful!
they have been so kept un now M Yartb vii; be called
fraudulent Of the last Of those compromises 20
YOU will be called tie sggressors o oreekng vac
q. win be alleged in violation Of Psh'ea ,a b.a ever be-
fore and while your ancient friends. and those WHOM 20!
rerss in regarding your enemies, SHAH nave Der
together BY common and universal sense OF yOuI i. M
ice what new mode Of restoring peace and ~
Won then propose What statesman VIII tne,T W -
South then who bear the dag 81 truce na 80
man in the North who can mediate The seeeP'S'eV ~"
IT. however CIR in all this le; us suppose ihai you sue
.d m snrrssiug poitical agitation II slavery IN M
irsIssiIs Neyertheless agitation OF Slavery must go
on in some form for all the world around you ens
in Il is then high time Tor you 10 CONSIDER Nnete ~
NAV exrect 10 meet il next. much mistake H. III 1H.
ssc Won do not meet II there where we, who once were
slavefoldng States, you now are nave mex anu t!
for Us succoubed before t. namely 10 The
in the churches and schools, and az the hreds
states theuelves Ii is an angel with wnIch' sooner ..
later every s.aysholGDg State must Wreste ana o! VIII
iturst he overcome Even by reason OF ms meatury
II should the soouerccue TO that POINT ana allnogsu
ETe will no, B rt'Ia loa ev UGi then
for disastrous or unhappy results The institutions OF our
1t,v are so framed That the inevitable conflict OF opn
ION on slavery az every other subject cannot oe olo
wise thar peaceful in s course and benehcen IN It's ef
Nor,hsn bate one jot of hesrt or hope IN mlin,ain
ire inst equilibrium Of the non s.aN ehoi. o.a'es S'e1
if Ibis III starred measure shall De adopted Inc Hg
with q
sdrcstsd vigorous enlighteued enterprsing ieemen'
,r,h f,ecmen as neither England. nor Rome nor even
Athens ever reared. Half million Of freemen from
EuroTe annually augment that increase and zen
wear. herce half a million, twenty years hence
million OF ire.men from Asia VIII augment II I'm
more You NAV ob.truCt, AMI 80 urn the dreClon
Of those u.sc.ful armies away from Nebraska ~ long
as you fh6ll leave them room on hl or fa!T.e o! Yer
side or IN tie mountain Businesses tLey wa dt'P's %
themselves peacefully and lawfully IN the places YOU sha
have len ofen 10 them and there they VIII erect new
States uron free soil be forever mdntalned ana de'
Tended by free srns, ard aesr1no'Lcd y Tree lAoOl
American Slavery. know, has large ana eve, lowing
srrirc hut it canrot pour foth its olacEened ude Ia
volumes Ike tn, have described Il yoi are WISE tnese
,ids ~ fctmtn ard If slaves VII never meet for they
will not voluntarily mmnge but #. neyettaelos-'
through your erroneous policy their repusVe cur
rents must be directed agarst each Oler 50 thar ey
needs must meet then il Is easy To see I'D tha' case "1
Il hem viii overcome he re- stance O.. "e o.le, 81
which Of iLem thus oyerpowerd VIII ro-l back T. drown
the sources which sert Il roth. .,
"NanTrovoses, and God disp'scs. loa may leg sake
and cbrccate and aluegae you VIII but there ! su
reior Power that oyerrules all your acon- ana an your
refusa and fondly hope and trust overraes them
80 r. edyorc.r,,nt of lie greatness and glory OF our
fet ovrrrules know no. only all your actions
ard AT YOUR refusal 10 act but all human events TO te
dis,sr tut inevitable result OF tic equal and universal
liberty OF al men.
blr IETTIT got tie door, AID said lie would speak On
Mondsy. - -. A. LII
ard would 30 10 u TuesGay.
Mr. DAWSON suggested whether /, was parliamentary
or courteous for Senators 10 dsgnote and e apart III ~
vance rerticulnr days which they w9ua consu" az
whols Tine in single speeches each day ,..r
The bin was postponed and the Senate adjourned "A
MCLday