Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-26

beginning to groan and howl savagely over the pas
sage Of the Nebraska bill. We thought they had Civ
en- vent already to sufficient quantity of indignation
over the probability Of the passage Of the bill to salts
fly them. But itseems that they have reserved pref
ty considerable share to let Off fer the bill has
passed. The New York Tribune is furious, Our
readers may well imagine how it raves without the
aid Of any quotations from it. The New York Times
works itself into terrible fever in advance Of the
passage Of the bl-beng satisfied that II will mass
1t discourseth thus:
SLAVERY has about got its growth. Hereafter its Mr.
thern guardians exPectt to shit for itself The age owns
on It. All free lands but spurn it. The reedom.loy
ing people Of lands that ensaved when thev CON
among turn away from it with loathng Our own bso,v
isaganst it. Our Infant Democracy tolerated i, az
brother that could not be rid Of 1t never dreamed
that IL would and bind it-sarve and drive ort
Now that both have come Of they cannot manage the
farm together One the other must 90 out into the
desert and Slavery should be the Tshmael no ango M
the Lord will down and point where the water IN
restore its iantng heart Against Slavery arrayed
son and Rhyme, Law and Literature, Philosophy and
Religious Principle. All these are strong but s,tonre-
than all has been its intoerabe arrogance Had il been
satisfied with regal honors the North might have s,ut
fed itself few years longer by rendering them But
comes to break neck because we will not treat
1t as God and worship it,"
The Albany formal is extremely savage. Heart:
"lf the North is what it claims 10 be, and what we
day ends the era Of compromise With the band OF rem
resenatives that have molly resisted the consumma.
zion this nquiy for its standard bearers il will declare
that there shall be Slave States That
shall be no more Slave Territories That there shall be
no more Northern Congressman with Southern PRINCIPLES
IL will seek the immediate colonization OF Nebrask, nv
those who can yet save it from the impending curse 1t
WIN take solemn pledge OF the IL rends TO Wash
ingt1n that their frat and last there shall be cast for
repeal and freedom IL will send moro fugtiyes back
without legal trial Ii will sweep Slavery out of every
fmha
risdiction imprisOn 1t within its fifteen States and
round IL there with triple bands of steel /, will
'h justice and promote tranquility, and secure the bless
ings OF liberty 70 itself aud its postery" Tbs tho
United States will do f they have retained The snr, n,
their founders. 1fno God help the Republic for il
days are numbered Such gigantic conederacy Of crime
as must Otherwise become, never existed elsewhere
cannot eIisth here, and ought not exist anywhere"
The New York Mirror Indignantly e1claims:
Let not the consprators fancy the excitement and in
ugnsuoh VIII be only momkntary From this day for
Wd thousands, aud tens aud hundreds OF Thousands will
rally on new platforms aud under new b,nno,, a ~
people will not remember this op,rags nah, ,h
have scoufged its authors and abettors This onIv b
beginning Of the end; the wound has penetrated too doe
up rouseu men ana classes heretofore quescsn under
smaller wrongs but whose WRATH once awakened canno,
DO easily aPpeased"
The wrath Of the New York Pou is terrific
II sings requiem to the Democratic party on the oe
csson and procaims that it has lost its moral strength
''''NNi N''''N ~ 10 otiipptl Ol tue respect oil
the people by the misconduct Of those who claim n
be its leaders and that whatever boast it NAV mako
OF It's excellent maxims Of legislation and policy in
regard TO other questions, this deed puts ii in mi,
nority Tor years to come. Even our modest cotempo
rSry OF the New York Erpres, cannot withhold il,
regret that the Bill has passed the popular branch
the National Legislature. 1t consoles itself however
with the sentiments expressed in the following para
graph:
.'Wll slavery end lie way into Nebraska We do mi
believe IL We do not believe IL for many reasons >.
First because the emigration to Nebraska like that n
California, will be composed mainy of free oitizsns fo
The North aud West who will adopt Constitution or
GLIDING slavery from the territory We believe also ,b,
slavery will be excluded from Nebraska for the reason
that slave labor being profitable there AZ
SHAREHOLDERS will seek Southern point for emivra
tiou. II there any very extended wish a, the south
70 people Nebraska with slaves rather than 70 make n
free Stats, IL IL 10 be remembered that slavery lie cum
betsoms machinery and that thousands Of free settler
can get there while the slayoholdor aud his slaves arr
getting ready TO move"
Now, since the Erpre" is disposed to reason 70
eooy on the subject unexpectedly submit to II tn,
question where is the necessity for all this fuss and
fury on the part Of Northern brethren over the
passage Of this Bill If Nebraska Is TO be free ter.
ritoy any how, what is the North to lose by the res
peal Of the Missouri restriction 7 And yet, you