New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-14
ann MISSOURI COMPROMISE

. a, n.y. ~ y ntesss
nss will esssNlshed principle that " not sac
- ~As i've IN el,.. hca~~ to tho" stones '"'"
-. a. ~ slNw c,h,r g. ihN'w s'caes ''' '''"'
Ia rs~an ,Aa, Inhalation VII be r"'SA'" ""' 49,.
- A.,oA,p "a rINc, o,cf their heads Now " "P'e1'
-, .,,o. AZ c,r Southern hiends In C'nSre~
Ia, al ~. safe pfluciAc aud arr placing ava
~. n az. v,r, rFvcsm'n' let vs. eN""''"V WV 0''
AZ 30 "a" W., AIMS, f,r the i,udahle purpose Of
= - -. a a,,l hsIroiN smcag the states and PEG
< as trSsn certain 'cle@e Comp'e' was maae
q ~ M,stpri CNnrvm'r '9~ 49, IN sm =.
-. ns~cr Vn,nrst,cncd until now; indeed II has been
K, "a s>,n - M equal iorc' WIN thr V'nsWuu'n sen'
az Ne.uc absolutely rfcpeslah'e ~ "tHs'an arrange
g, - hesa gvVcuiy mAds re'pooUng other ttu''ry
~, S,srse nohinG in tas' can possibly nvadaie tho
= ,he last arrangement every thing has been quiet,
- ,,rt thsn Rr some years previous the glass house
80 SaA has been safe and the North hss rooted With
a. sesaee In he honor If the uih aud IN rs hiouY
A. ~ e'miSAc,S especially the Missouri COMPROMISE on,
.esstsi, in de midst Of this confidence, this qa's'
- ,s,,N the Nerh is sstcunicd with proposiion %
ssAs away cm them the greater part Of their consdeie
sea IN making that ocnpr,mlSe True the ursn Wno -
ssS seliVc making and urging docs NOT ro'de IN me
Ssh kpt he is lucsn g. be very closely Interested III
paatSsOu there. which cultivated hN men VINO arc nor O.
thsrty S. where they please therefore ne may % 's
.ssss<av So southern and the proposition rs com
me mon he South especially as we find some Snthern
Members sNstting him in his procedure; but II were
swsc the usere OF the case %oaio % re.ponsibo
ia ss.s,tr he Knowingly allows another TO 40 Tor hh
xt behalf
me have said Il the North offer to give back its con.
.;,r,ts,r We viii accept il but let IL be- remembered
AL he North thai makes the or ouly some OF us
uassahsul servants who have no right whatever to do 50
spd n II rot We established pun'pe that he who re-
ssvxe a another What ho knows that other has no rsnt
~ he~sew is equally gully with him Aud again. II Is
AID that some members from the South viii not vote on
re sphert bui will remain qaiet while others mt the
vTops and Is IL not also wei, established principle that
he Who present aithe commission o wrong. aud makes
~ sforS 10 prevent IT, having ability TO do SOL il equally
rrilty pfh him who commits Il And If a member should
sses himself At the time Of voting he must st be con
ssSered lIossnt, for he will know what TO be done
and .hsV.0re may not every southern member OF Con
ssss no in assists in the present attempt 10 80
ssra,s part Of the Missouri Compromise-who votes Tor
!, - rs,.,s 10 vote against be reasonably consiferod
-, --v ont me cure throwing stones at the ,rtb
, the South be the sggnssor and whi not the North
n. an ID ,o retaliation VIII not the glass house of the
Soxth he in very gr,a; danger Of destruction Wl not
,hs Nth very naturally refuse to place any further con
sisrcs in the South after great breach OF good fah
vhtther the attempt succeed not Undoubtedly ifthe
S0uh should unsee this compact allow t. be unset
i'd the North would unsetle oil the restand oh may
Heaven save from the consequences which would re-
suit
Now in consideration of these things will it not be the
mart of wisdom for every Southern member OF Congress
and every Northern also, promptly to sts this dan
ssrous proposition by voting TO lay the Territorial bills on
s table or fer their indefinite postp ,nement-especay
when the poor but noble red mast have some portion
Of his former domain to be home Tor himself his
wife. and his little ones JUSTICE.