New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-30
THE SOUTHERN PRESS on NEBRASKA
from The chsii..,on s. c STANDARD

yocates a Juf.ce and Right Pull n the ascendaney
A, In Is,O .hey have triuphod bravey ruphed, over
The fsc.ios whose leader, for purposes Of searandlze
pen ht vc for years been striving to plunge this country
into snSrohy ald confusion II . triumph that will b.
Ic,L,d mon with proud satisfaction after years when
mtn have had fine for cool Tefeo0n-when passon hll
died away ard they able 90 take crlm view Of what
m lt have been IRE consequences had The friends OF the
pI.on on this occasion failed.
From The SaysuD.h News
This victory Of right over wrong OK conservstism over
fsrstcisn viii be hailed with safacon bv the peopIe OF
The South no will fail TO give honor to these firm AMI
unwaverDg patriots Of tic South and North who in def
Of The fierce opposition and bitter denunc ations Of
the foes Of the measure have faithfully and fe1ressy Dis
charged their duty az supporter ef the Constitution
of their country.
What She final eject q the recent struggle, and tho sue
cefs attending IT, will have upon ire country yet 70 be
1t 10 be expected, however, that the corrupt
abolition faction in the Norb viii endesvor to strengthen
Their by Toprcscnng that the boundaries for me cx
tesOn of Slavery enlarged while The prominent lead
taken in Cpl osion TO the neosnre by that faction WI
show those who truly estimate the basis Of our National
Union ihe company ibcy have been found m we are
!, a. Ioo snd he ydoro of Providence 70 show ~ The
end In n government where the law "a subject 20 tn Will
Of The Ieoe through their representatives. We may fear no
evil IL II in Il succofs;u opposition by minority whore
such IS possible tbSt cyI may be aPPrehendcd
Tion The ssyauI,h Reiubiean
Though we anticipate much angry comment from the
anti NebIaska prcs have too much confidence in the
eood sense and patriotism the American people to ap
preAebd any very prolonged or serious agitation.
Once more, ien, We congratulate the country upon the
success tgGtiO coasos and quiet will once more reign
tLiorelout lie ieneih nnd breadth Of the land
From The North Coroina STANDARD.
That arbitrary, geographical distinction lthe Hssour
Line has at lat hcen swept away II has fallen before
Le gogrCss Of just sentiments and free principles, and
le noble priycpc of efccng tins triumph was reserved
for Domoc ratio Administration, sustained by Demo-
'iotc Senate aud House.
From The Releirh star
What has tho south gained more than the recognition OF
IN absiiact principle With the Clayton amendment
,oHc probability existed that slavery might find as way
into thc and for time exist ihcro but no sane
men would cary bis slave wh him INTO territory which
will soon be- occupied by hostile to the institution of
Slavery, who have The power TO prohibit s introduction,
or 10 abolish il If ever introduced.
II Ills question has already raised an nsuperabc diff
Guilty IN ihc way O all future union of northern and
souilern Wings, some have supposed what erect will
have tho much bOaicd nationality Of the Dem0cra-
cyl VIII Newly ok sustain her Representatives. whose
opposition 70 the bl might have defeated it T. there
tie coft probability that the strength OF the Democratic
perry ihe Nor viii be maintained Where then Will
te the nationality of The DemOcTa,y harped much
by Tie HGndo5dI The southern Democracy Will be
forced 10 take another "nOTihen man with southern
uineiplos their next candidate tor the Presidency,
and tleeby uniting ihe different iactons seek more
10 dyjoe tie spos Should these factions succeed az they
did in ho e'eouon Of Franklin Pierce consideration wall
restrain tho gain bringing the Presidential Office
into contempt by the exOIiiant demands which each
faction will make for iis share Of the spos, AMI by its
iactio,s opposition TO every measure OF The Adnn,ra-
un that vii not nure To It's benefit \ party thus held
Ceelor for ccal occasions ought not to be relied on by
From The Wilmington Commercial
Whoever gains whoever loses, the CJasidpi0a IS res
fd aid rosle cned from q and systematic viola
ton II flere is peril ia the agitation which follows this
measure, il shows that PORTION OF the members OF this
Union prefer IT. destruction {" the resignation OF an Illegal
rule. That they prefer dissolution Of the Union TO
peaceful uhidcnon under The shield which alone pre-
felye s uteeIi.y. The Union without the Constitution
il ebsurdy. 1t no; union Of equal rights OF ac
kDowl, dyed principles and Of harmonious wl, but
which ods It's place from the dread of traorous excite
ment Tie part of those who would keep up the
under the influence Of power and command the
Other For ourselves we have no hesita-
ton in asserting that we regard it the Nebraska bill
emasculaod Of the safeguard contained in the Clayton
amendmc nj, as W0se MoH useless 10 the South While
"hoding cut the word of promise TO The ear, it will
surely break II To the hope.
From The Old North State
We have confidence in the sincerity of those
fom the North who voted for the bill. They have
osi cd it bait for the South knowing that practical
ant6pe grow out OF VIII it prove enter
ing wedge to the repeal of other Compromises In the
in which the bill has passed the House whore is there
lpe for the SOUTH Wiihno restriction placed upon the
rphi Of Suili8ge who rash anticipate that
npo sla, Slate will be formed out OF all this immense
tuntoy lheso are important questions, and # sn au.
wCr could be given TO them favorable TO the Institution Of
he South should rejoice at the passage Of the bill with
"cxCCodiug great joy. But free 10 confess that
joy tempered with many iorobodlnss for the future.
The Coving;on Kentucsisn.
e @ t n m G Tc1, m PToi mGarSs SURE "0E nn
yosal thril of satisfaction IN kentucky The
entire kentucky delegation voted for the bill.
From The Nashville Union and American.
declared a the Nebraska bill does not recognize the idea
Of squ0er sovereignty the subject of Slavery The
chage that such the true construction of the bill has
been the whole capital of few southern Wing journals,
such The NashrHc Banner, in their warfare upon the
heir whole capital being thus taken away, it
is TO matter Of some curiosity 10 know what hobby
they viii straddle next.
rom The Norfolk News
The Infamous Missouri restriction has been repealed,
and onton has been finally conceded ald fully
by both sections of the country For this result
we are indebted 10 the mass of the great National Demo
cratic party North and South, as well as the StaeRghs
wing of Tie old Wing party.
We poUd of the attitude of party and political
associates proud of The National Democracy and cspc-
oially proud OF the Virginia delegation But two Souh-
crn democrats voted in opposition TO the Nebraska
bil-Thos. II. Benton and John :. Mlllron. What
effect the pa Of the Nebraska bill will have upon the
present loluce organization Of parties, time alone de-
temne. IL the Democracy of our couatry viii rally
around and plant themselves pon its platform, all Will be
wen. By we ieve the Slavery question has been ad-
usied hon rably and fairly to all sections of the nion
ard hol and oceve that for time least our ccun-
Try viii ENJOY piece and quiet.
We again conei uete lie South this final soid, ment
OF the CetainC subject of Slavery. The should be
celebrated in n manner worthy of It's importance