New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

Philanthropy IN one the other We have been too long
r-ed n usalnsnging s.koDl-ras'ers ron Ine Sos.
n : tine 70 link for Ourselves Ihe io.y oomasn.a -
err own Government rni;ng with Great brin . & LIZ
,,e irpor.nfion piracy Piracy ori1le on the aSa
.s arng under ;kc law of nations, ana L as wen 1o
80 bv fio-e laws O. murder = II common law AM io'
i,vo naous attempt TO make hat pilscy ".vcn ~
M der H. Isw Of nations, . az absufdiiy lou mign
I'll declare Il burglary or arson, or anything ese Ana
- have ever since by joint heet with TREAT bri'aa On
,Is eces. Of Arca teen struggling 70 enforce ms Isct
- tlr,Ser The tine viii that al the al lnds ld
recrs suited 20 African slavery, be-ween US anu D'n,
viii fall uner the con.rC OF these i") slave powers, "a
80 sI9pe or other. either b. treaty or actaai
-s,ss;o, of The 'one Government OF the ocner-
AID the statesman who closes hi- eyes 20
these rcsuls, has but very sm1h vle* !" .hs .,s
at ouesors and interests tha; looming mp IN me
fture H. lew wears there viii be 40 INV sment os l'e
two bund ed Millions IN the annual increase OF goa On
is scse 80 profitable and necessary ~ the develop
-. - ,I.;ir,:ion of the tropical regions slumber
.r IN ran aui I'D luxurance II the saveaoidig race
~ fse sls.ss are bu- true themselves, they have
great destiny before them.
The propositions being set forth are in brief
/. To take Cuba.
,. To conquer st. Domingo snd reduce its nhaot-
ants to Slavery.
3. To unite with Brazil and perform the same con-
querinr ard enslaying process on s the other west
India Islands.
To then enter into alliance with Brazii tor Ine
establishment and fertilization of Slavery throughout
south and North America.
: For this object to develop the Amazon country
md take posession Of the Gulf of Mexico and all the
adjacent tropical regions
{. To reopen the African slave trade.
:. To boldly defend this scheme upon the '' most
enlarged system OF Philanthropy
sueh is the programme of the future proceedings
under The aew Nebraska dspensatiOn. we trust tne
reader has carefully perused it. as stated by our south
EN- cotemporary in the above extract IL IS seldom
he will fad more of what is called letting the cat
ont OF the bag in the same compass. Let MIN not
turn awy doubling distrust1g the correctness oil
this representation in regard to the designs OF tue
Nebraska dynasty He may depend upon IT, tha'
what is here shadOwed forth is no dream and no va
garv. II Is faithful picture OF what IL the hXed ana
determinate policy Of the Nebraska leaders The con
cepton Of this future happen to know Is distinc'
and vivid among the champions of the new dispensa-
ton. and they are firmly bent upon its regular AMI
SYSTEMATIC accomplishment. The Nebraska bill Is but
the first. and az t has been heretofore regarded easy
step in this comprehensive plan Of Africanizns the
Whole of the American hemisphere and establishing
Slavery upon what its advocates regard rs m imPreg-
nable basis
Does any moderate. conservative. northern man
doubt the loAcy OI oHefng h'lle Ien''o ''''
this brilliant system Of measures by way OF calling the
yeas nd nays few extra times on Nebraska rer-
h4ps such very peaceable gentleman az Mr. Oerrl''
Smith may hang fire at the proposition but Is there
any other northern whose head and pluck are
good and sound who retire before the nconeeva-
bic pusilanimty of q suggestion that such course Is
unwse We presume not. We do not know Tor
certainty that Mr. Smith occupies the position we
assign TO him. fhe does all We can say Is that he
had better resign bis seat at the earliest possible mo-
ment-and let his constituents elect somebody in his
place who will do hs duty among sinners and not go
fcr applying millennium tactics in body Ike the House
of Representatives at Washington