New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
TIE FGEENlNS JOURNAL on JOHN
MITCHELL

rsrsss Of Lis views OF slavery when he finds them endorsed
BY the interruptions supporters Of dspousm The Free
mans Journal of yesterday thus discusses Mr Mtches
Iosion:
"Upto present time Of writing Mr. John Aiiehohss
issued four numbers Of his paper Tie CHe7 From the
rremeut the PROSPECTUS l. was evident to US that
Nr Mitchell would disappoint the expectation OF many
al lis cr6s ard down the circle OF his inhu
sncs IN Wv modest bounds We would like - have
remed "a such suit. because we thought NE M'hsi
callsut and honest but what could We do Besides
very sincere good sill had claim on his attention.
ard unfortunately it needed not his own singular decaEa
ton of week $50 to make aware thar be ATTENDS %
no warnings vhateyer-ntrer, under any ctc 'i..'
takes dGrtcep In reading which sentiment OF oy N us
,ublest Yhae we could not help remembering the maxim
OF St Bernard: qua sibi mdgistrHm consEfi slaH'
sc Gisc.pulir fraGn; and of So jerome PrsceP,ors
'vtttr pesstmc-scillcet prGsrmp0Hf ssd for less
RI lful teacher foolish master than this gallant
ar warmly welcomed lrshman has had to guide Am N
his first practical lesson Of American Journalism would
kaye cen very hard for him 70 have found
And yet if ever needed the acquired prudn ot
coed el-to preserve and make effective use 81
b;.L r.ruaiiup whether real fictitious Mr. Mitchell dt
So So many wished him well and yet feared 20 mich
that lie could rot stand the test For ourselves we De
eye him thorough " honest and hghly honorable in his
intentions tut he has great need to "tef a.; mad iron,
coni fer tie school Of the Young Ireland poets and
journalists 10 his associates. was worry canning
school very impractical AMI very impracticabe.
II NJ Atch had dropped the cant ri universal Demo.
c-a,i viii the Young Ireanders learned in bits and
fcrals the Old Fens Jacobns and the ne" French
sO,iasts-l lie had presented himself here az wron-ed
and In imam, hsAlug PITY ava
I.osstd ?, at tho HANDS OF all who hate England
lie they Republicans Loyulists, or lmperels's hal
lie kept rid Of the questions religious or political tha'
dsilte divide tie sentiments OF other nations Oy the
aid Of advisers OF very ordinary prudence he might nave
made himself tie rallyng point OF great movement
among the populations of IL country and by niensying
tie listing hostility England NJ them have helped
10 rL. ri his enemy blow that must have shaken her 20
Ler foundations In such cause We we're ready am
arxous to have lent him our kndest stan ana Us ne
r1os,esG himself not Catholic here woGi nave heen W
les call for ing disapprobation Of the points OF our
difference hecau.o that difference would nave Oeen unter
i,t wh.n our gallant and free spoken Mr. Michel
mounts lis RosinG,e to fight for the key"iIonsts OF
Europe At rrce for Turk ind Tartar CIR the assas'lns 81
Italy and the lager bier Democrats Of Germ ns-tor all
VII adopt the Democratsm OF the FourIerltes ana iea
lisIit.s Of rrsnce against all the regularly constituted
governments of Continental ChstendOm when III pnysd
IN, 9. this knight orfaury, lie comes 10 cry out against
tie wise PROVISION Independent temporal power Tor
The spiritual Cad OF the church in 81 me Sovereign
Ionin that she Prince Pope T. Austrias ce5ereut ~
'Uiglnosos Waiters upon Providence and the Great
Powers Why he is inviting bis friends to morning
draueh which ON tasting The nnd to be only me aor
stri,s fiat ard having flavor save that OF the tetci
almost OF tie potter house. We who took no part IA
TIE PREVIOUS debauch, d, cline pTtGkng OF @ inSlpi
drec and Mr. Mi e will ind ihat few who in his
comurny when he 4 int his long sleep in Van Diemans
land viii to inh tie banquet before when no mas
avskcd t. Ead Inns, If still seated.
Mr. Mitchclshoudta ke gre ut pains 70 free his mini from
cont lew weeks $50 he made satementt Ia the eiect
Il at sayehOdDg ia TINS country 10 aioseer worthy VI
CONNIE Idoiop and that he wished he had plantation
well stocked with healthy negroes down in Alabama In
hi- last number he defends the position tha holding ohyng
ard sell ~ slaves j. crime wrong, even Peoca
diio lis opponent il Henry Wari Beecher called the
'Ieyerend and as Mr. Beecher aud NJ. Michel seen 10
seree in holding themselves bound by the de,islons OF
Moses and the Prophets, Mr. Michel by taking advice
from the commentator MchGeis is enabled 10 tic lr.
ve.cher up the triangle theological and to th|as< MS
defence less rides with all the books OF tho Feutel-h
We consider Mr. Beocher demolished By 81. Mitchell 3
;ter and now 10 what the letter can do Wtl
Mr. Michel himself lie borrows from Carlyle Inc sJm,
what harsh Description which he calls definition Of lib
city a. Consisting in finding out or BEING tord % nf
oGt the right path, ond TO walk thereon tho surs-t Of
rights the sht OF the ignorant man to be Sliiei by
the vi,,r gtRNy " f0rcfiy. lie quotes from
Father kon that about liberty and slavery inc "ho!e
question is whoso Importance i. much exaggerated
brsvoy hen be takes advice and il in biz first oscls
lions he verges Little toward the other extreme he yet
gives us hopes that day he will settle near the Juse
,,htU. 80,
We wish not to grow tedious BY repetition OF all tho
good onts and positions taken in Mr. Mitchell letter on
III bjeo Of African slavery but his IL not ais'' -
arequts will he this letter OF hs own and ponder
veil with all the additi nal lights be can glenn from Mo
ses ard the PROPHETS from Nchacs even from ION
Carlyle ard Father Kenyon! when he has grasped ~
rrilcilCs we beg his pardon h. rejects that word well
Lis pos,ons will he tlen apply them 10 that universal
democI attn m OF tie European rcvodtlonlst by Ls al
gnce with which lie forces 10 stand Of from ban WA
he then makIg mean"Aie mighty effort to free his
mind from can't answer US the folio "m{ series 81 ques
tioI by tic l.A Of his own letter Vhat g01d wold
"a mo Of II 10 the semi barhH-c hOrdes OF The kisen EN-
pire were Young Ireland in his exile 10 annhllste the
Car What po0d wou1 OF II u tue race OF Dltch
boors and burgLers wee William Of II Hand 70 tnro"
away Ii. scepre and turn Democrat Uhat good would
cone ii il 10 the Veois ii Prussia ant the Geranic
States, were Frederick iom and all the Dukes TO burn
m cir thrones and turn their pelgces into lager bier 81
lions and gambling Lelis What go94 would come OF 1t
TO the ,rets uooI the peasants OF the Autr N en-
i,e vere the youth Francis Joselh whom figure OF
rhetoric or efhap. thinking that Joseph IL was still En-
reor Won called the brutal and peured imam oil aps
hug TO be hanged from the spire OF vienna CAne
dralf What go9d would OF 20 the !aZaroni or TO
hatha,s ard raccarori makers OF the Two Sces, we're
King Bomba 70 be dropped into the middle OF t1e Day
of NGres with statue 81 St All h9nsO tea ID us he'A
for ..1keri 40.
~ Ii Mr. Mitchell oblgng "a to answer these qies
ons the eht Of tie rer which be threw away On hr
Henry Ward Beecher D,
"if ur rood friend with the ardOr, and sincerity ana
manly hh admire in M could once succeel
in Getting his mind Of he would soon stop trying
70 make his evolutionary garcen blossom IKE tHe ross
Iv cossiug women in the upper stories to FGeC u
with k.Itfre' Mr. would W. hear any more OF as
vrring ire ren il Ireland badly IA they are ire 'eo -
,fa Ri bc, lodges tGTn biz snd ana lot thcr wives
ord lrfs f,arye for ent Of fOodas the best way 70
.-;se Foolsrt And We en;e ain the hope that be vi
4 TX er tie .naxls OF 81 Bernard and st Jerome take
him II av rom bling the Pu I'll Of thai ps'H.1 rep
tor stI vra a. c0iuner. on the extra re .oiuh'nIry
r.iscrsai lemcC tic pat OF his Journal what ne wf''e Oh
l. psd oflis jill IourIai IN leir; . ~.
Ecadrc over the above disqrisition two hours s'.er
writing H. lid il consist II 2Cf manly OF even
,eLcet II u3rGs wi'h shG90rs and ghosts 81 ms1f"gs
SLAVERY IN NEBRASKA