New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-19

nApre brs'as than he gets croii. for" and /,
man, taller tSsn the Emperor Nlch,ias,"--of Nm.
Fillmore, ar Of Mr. Butler Of S c., to proceed -.
With to Europe to act as mediator. between ,s;,
her opponents, England >ai France Z. To hear III.
tifc exposition from Parson roSnlow Of reaoe....T
informing the world why "ysuog gentlsmsa Al.
"cloyes and cinnamon is % disguise tbs ,ss
OF liquor when they sA next thcl.' sweetheart.
Iews,--snd also story from the same podco =.
uomiCal orthodox expounder on Young lair 4.
would not put her arm through jushaajb ~ =.
called S certsin Young America WHO was io,empsr,.,
{, 8 and 10, &c To cause water generally 20 m, :.
hil,-the GufStresm 70 90 the back track the LAM
grsytaton 10 cease, the canons Of political s-a,,.
10 come 10 an end. the virtue of tue Declars,s.
Independence to vanish. the value of Inias.r, =,
the Responsibility Of Labor 10 be forgotten
Alas for human delusion We can smile at II, :.
surdites of other countries and other ages and rsrs
ize over political or religious delasiOn, but her, \,
Convention which resolves that the South I4u.. Nc.
ponderaie That she must have csptsll Mr.th,,.
industry Must trade directly with Europe, Man
build up cities such the North hss Must trade VIA
distant lards and especially with AmazoBia-sas
perennial Jack dhs bean OF the nef,5le Liea,suus
NsuTy Must have railrosi 70 the Pacltic-ss>
her present curse i, the want of a concentrated NJ
industI ious population Must annex Cabs-stsa Il
according to Parson Brosulow
Well, the Conyenti IN has met and has parted; kw
twsddled about capital and trade and progress M
has sworn new fealty TO Slavery, and poverty al
weakness and deterioration SO they will 40 q
They will meet aud meet, and meet-ssd Norfolk "a
Charleston will remain villages aud the "a 900 ps,pS
just shown by she Virginia journals Gu exist 10 sAv
State ignorant Of reading aud wiring viii acre.,.
and the people of small means who must live by labor
will continue to desert the soil of Slavery for tia. 4
liberty and the 400 900 immigrants will pour nt, a,
North west and avoid the South more aud more si
the trade of the Northeast and West will aagu,ss
along with Il cir arts and manufactures aud polish al
civilization.
Such is the sad and stu pie truth Of this matter and
we utter it accordingly. We sorry to have 90 de
agreeable duty to discharge but il caDnot be helped
1t is plain wha. as the South. bur her politicians and
journalists and conyentioneers refuse TO see it, Sh
languishes for want of vsriei industry mechaaa
always SO of farmers artists, inventors sayans-Ss
such men will not seek slave-doomej country wAm
liberty beckons them or holds them 10 free soil Aai
up to the time that the South seriously prepares 4,
abolish slavery, it will remain ioferior to the NorA
in self.supportng power and all the elements OF tie
progress she would emulate without adopting is o.
dtiors. The great secret of the astonishing grove
and the immense resources of the free Ststes 10
nothing else than liberty and democracy. Whersthsy
exist, fussy Conventions to encourage and attract
trade by long winded and shallow speeches are not
needed where they DO not, swhoe nation Of orators
might spout forever without the slightest effect