New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11


what was wrong-and make greater use than
fed been expected of wha. compromised.
Gradually rhe hae taken fort af,er fort, b1rrier
quest floating the untouched Territory Of Nebraska
fure II victory recorded to-day will De norrow
il TO, hi. session il viii be next for when has the South
fsed b. 1ny political crusade The Tci,gae this morning
in an article Of gres. courage, Of noble enthusiasm Of
rererOus and reckless daring, begins by saving,
that If the Nehraska nquity j. contaminated the North
will 20 Oh resist a. she hos done Applause o. thsi
il ominous prophecy, she wih resist a. she has
begun" Wei. -he began with twenty majority
on the 2lst OF March against tne selene ana to-day
she stands with twenty majority IN IL favor. She
has begun by being bribed and ouiled. VIII she
20 on So "A eo.1s, yo.9s Iesi.t!uee vet. When we
have defeated az east pfossyery aggression, when
VIC have laid conspiracy against Jastce IN an uneA
nected grave then will plant green sod over H. and
write upon the whites marble the immortal eptaPh Inc
"North; size has begun 10 resist aggression ApPiause
But do tell Us Of the very moment "hen the Prcaiha
ou comes from Washington that the government haS ol
mn enongb 10 secure IL thur lh, that the North VIII re-t
81 he bss begun What this North Ii Is the controlling
element of the country controlling not only by virtue OF
nm her but bv virtue of vast m0neyed majority IL
Educate the country il furnishes schoolmasters writes
books for whole States II Is in fact the Government oi
be Trion The South but the slave oveTseers; the
North are the say ehOders Of the Union in the true sense
Of the word. We cannot lay upon southern shoulders
tie au Of Texas annexation or an ythng else me ooal
COuld have annexed lexas II she nan ho h's' gane
tie North. She could have achieved ssgie VI
uurb in tie whole Of her eOnquests she hd no,
frs gained the North The South rules by the North su
the responsibility tor Slavery must be sought north o IN
son and Dixon line. Tie intellect the enterprise t
culture the money Of the country are here ne ma"l-!
ia here: every element OF political strength II mere me-
fore We are responsible for every act OF te
Political AntiSavery has done It's best under on
J,ferson Rutledee Lee Luther Martin AeSanlyr har I
lton ana under greater and better than All JONI
IArlause IL hGs done is best under the great men u
sudce ene epochs down 10 own day when Il the u
OF little Laughter MI Harrison tHou-uI W y.
could strain our optics to down TO the depth 70
which an Iri.hman has descendod. We cf New-Engand
are a sharsghted the sailor that has been long az sea
,,d heye
er depth than that 10 find own Everett and our Weo-
ste ApplGuse We are accustomed t. look down deep
or far Than the unfortunate victim of Irish oppression Ny
friend Purvis said he had been led 20 believe that Ireland
had suffered from the British Government do not doubt
it, Ireland has sent of her chosen apostles and
British tyranny has been weighiy and 80 bitter t
has crufled hs manhood out him. Laughter ana ap-
pausel lie il the hest and most living apostle against the
British Government for has written all over ms moral
atie hat land the Irish live IN The Is specl-
men of It's apostles. Renewed laughter But don't le'
Us rejoice too hastily, for Ne"-Ehgahu, RON "hicn
some come have always been accustomed to regard
as II Ireland OF the empire. The manhood IL crushed OUT
az our uub lie men, ana when send them TO W Washington
they are John Mitches all over Laughter. Nhen mas
New-En gland from beneath her religious or pocal
institutions nan who not covered all ever with
sayervl When has she sent man that has been truer 10
liberty on the national arena than John Mitchell Oar
Adams our Sumner have spoken bold words for liberty
but il was not until the great and respectable classes OF
The Wig party had Kicked them out of their companion
shin II vas not until hey had been bapsed into an anti
slavery majority that made them hateinl It was not uh
they had graduated from New England college and taken
their degrees under President Garrison that they spoke ou'
in behalf of liberty. Many of you may think that am eA
aCa aeratEg that speak hGrshly OF New Ehsialu men
Place tie name of Edward Everett in JuxapOsiuon WIN
oLu Mitchell Let me pause moment on his career do
not come here blame Mr. Everett or to say that he does
not relresent Massachusetts, lie does lie represents
Boston the has sent him. Herepresens
money and the fashionable pupls he represents he DanA
auIt o staest and lie represents liary College He
repesents observation-disclosures God there are two'
will tell YOU in moment what the distinction Detween
them Nj Everett has been long IN pubic lie, ana mas
never met rebuke from Massachusetts. lie was formerly
The occupant of q Unitarian pulpit. Harvard college
temrted him from it and sent linn Ia Greece, where he
nnsed some six years amid the classic runs of
he Reuublc Of the Old World. tie came home
in 1895 | think, Overtowing with the love Ci
Grecan liberty, and hls lips dewy WIN ,ne ure9A 0.
Plato and the Latin of Cicero Massachusetts, could not
leave him fresh from these Old scenes OF martydom ana ot
nium to the secluson of the Umyersy so she sum
moned him politics. He went TO Washington IN le-y,
and H. first time this apostle Of Untar1ansn ana Gee
liberty Opened lis lips II To say ha ne ha siusu
CIrsiaIy all hs years, and Greek all his me-
and he knew nothing m the New Testament that went
ocainst Slavery And though bred IN the pulpit ne addel
thai LIE ready to shoulder his muske Pechance
nav have been that had lam IN rust ever since eX
ION and Bunker Hill and put down slave instruction
lCres OF shame That was the first speech 0i 'he aSsa
clusets scholar 10 tie assembled Congress o ms
speech al which the noble satire o hahuoiph "hs
when steeped the lips in Virginia slavery he pointed ms
remorseess finger at the Tecrean Unitarian, ana sadi
envy neither the head the heart OF me man VINO
comes here from the North to apologize for Slavery.
IApIlause This was the speech which your own Cam
treeng base that he advised Mr. Everett 10
vice Of the Gar. Laughter We'll he came home, ana
norchance YOU will suppose that all turned cold
shoulder to him. John q. Adams had done similar deed
in 1907 in voting for Jefferson embargo tha ade as
grow on the wLarves of Boston and when he came nome
and walked around the malls of Common, ms old col
ece mates put both hands behind them and held the necks
30 stG that YOU would have imagined they had lost ther
! vertebra No one said to him God bless you, rom
Barnstabe TO Berkshire He was sent to coventry ana
Ia save Inn from utter isolation Jefferson sent him abroad
But Edward Everett had not made any grass grow on me
wharves Boston, but ii one bone of old samuel alas
hangs another in his coffin he had nlade the rhte
AGAINST IFS sides Laughter. lie came home and we re-
ceved him with open arms AMI made him Governor
ILauphter Has he any 10 think that proSlavey
spe.chn Congress disagreeabe 10 Massachusetts,! About
his tine Georgia or South Carolina forget which sent
letter on 20 asachuse saying that AntSavery socie
ties were great nuisance and that they ought TO be put
down as unconstitutional Gov. Everett sends the letter 10
the Legislature inclosed in message IN which he says
that he has consulted legal authority and his opinion
that Anti-Saveiy meetings such meetings as were
held bv nv friend Samuel j. May, who read from the
Scrturts to-day; my friend Mr. Garrison and DR. Foen
who he'd tied from the dread Of German dungeon 10 New
England hospitality that such meetings ought 10 be madt
indictable and punished by imprisonment Well that wa'
going lower still lie had offered 10 shoulder the musse
epaiut South Carolina ryile rebeilOn ne was now "is
e FIRE of message az ain rebelous Of Massachusetts,
Well what did We do with Mr.. Everett We reelected
HIM and finally persuaded the Senate OF the United States
TO approve Of his nomination 10 the Court OF 81 james
From that this he has been actng IN the same way
He edited the speeches Of Mr. Webster and sunk out
sight all his antSlavery testimony and made him as pro
| slavery e. he could. And now we have sent hun
10 the Senate. Well who can say that we ouSh
| TO exuect ANYTHING from him. Every step ina
he LAS made in seryiy the slave power has been re
warded Safest does not care If you plant Slavery II
Nebraska and annex all China, provided you viii let
make per cent month IN peace. W Nhat MAKES lI
state of things in Massachusetts hat prostitutes th
p,ss and The puut Ii the intimate communion whici
EXISTS beiw cen the portions of this cOnfederacy IL th
commercial temptation il is the great national arena