New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24

ef > slave odiDg srstccrscy-to say whether the
msstcr. of the black in the south shall b. the
u.sstcrs Of tue white race in the North. And ti'
fr the Democratic psIty in tie North to say whether
i., consent % be put under southern Wh.g eade-s'
rbo IN this contest between Freedom and slavery
lfe csded the iny4der column on the soil Of free-
5c and beeu Gremostt 10 euthr ne tie great Usurrsr
e,-.ieru Mi 10 !ess than northern tsaitoTs we
.c,euu,.slcd this WORK. Wishou. sou-asrn Wh-s
g. Nfhrs Ks 5Is.ny could not have tr.liIi- 'i.
Tie mon. tired OF minority, now essay %
l,.d ard ride the masses oi TIE northern d.
uccrscy. TIE question is whether these Democ-a-''
ms.sts Of the north eIe rsady tor e'f neN masters
Ift O., recall lev q ,he name. oi TIE most prom
reut ,hstituay H. son whc they are. The country
vfI FL coenise tio.o name as Old leaders OF the
Wb.a party oi tie Soulh during the lost Ten ysars
Vere they arc: JoHS ~ CLAYTON. Of Delaware
GEoroE I. BAIGTR. Of North Csrolina; JAMES C.
Tos1s. of 1ennessee: J'TEs j. PEARCR. Of Msry-
land: tie notorious 6rn Of TOoTas and STRPHENs
osGeorgia: sLd wv. c. DAWSON ofthe same s.ste. To
these eoulf be added dozen OF lesser note Men Of
the u cmocrst tic party o! the North behold your new
leader. and would be masters. We have acted with
these men while they aimed true 70 duy an 70 pin
ciple. We repudiate them and their acts ami leave
them to their fate, that they have deserted both
!tisat l, uncture that northern traitors 20 Democ-
rscv. wLo have hitherto been amOng s leaders, claim
tie power 20 transfer the northern Democracy to
the support Of these men ana their cOntrd rates
m the great Slavery dynasty just installed St Ns-hns-
e., n b, tie pa sage Of the Nebraska bill.
In view of the great issues before Us, We throw
III party considerations to the winds Our appeal s
10 tie People Of the North without distinction
Of party. In the great struggle now commencing TO
resist the surrender of this Union aud Government to
tie shareholders, we wish to know no party names
OF divisions We simply desire TO see enlisted under
one banner al who opposed to the INVASION OF the
free territory OF the North by the sychoders OF TIE
South Of al who wish to zee Libert and not Slavery
The great interest in tie State We only ask who s
ready r. league together to dethrone the monarch
Freedom has been betrayed and sacrificed It's
gates have been thrown open by foul treachery the
invader has entered and reves in his spoils. who
will mite 70 expcl him. A Territory which one short
wear AGO was unanimously considered by all, North
and South as .acredly secured by rrepealable law 70
FGFrDoM FOREVER, has been foully betrayed by
traitor hearts and traitor voices and surrendered to
Slavery Conspiracy has done its worst. Treason
has done its worst. Who comes to the rescue
In respect TO the northern traitors who have
co0perated in this deed, language fails to express
our detestation of their infamous conduct. They
deserve no quarter al the hand OF the North. They
are no better than mutineers and pirates who have
risen and conGscated the precious cargo was their
duty to preserve and convey to its destined haven.
They are enemies TO their country aud enemies 20
their race As Christians they have ioresworn the
precepts AID trOd under foot the doctrines ncucated
by the founders of Christianity. As men, they have
ruthlessy tramped upon the rights of their fellow
men and forged chains and fctters for the cnslaye
ment of millions of their kind. On their return to
their constituents they should be met aspersons un-
fit for association with frecmen. They should be
vomited forth from the free States Kentucky vom
tied out its as great cuprit. They are political Matt
Wards every one. Tie public Indignation should fol-
low TO it. closest retreats and roast and consume such
matchless criDinality theirs.
But while freedom is beaten in this last contest it
may he that it is for the best. Perhaps some such
gigantic Outrage upon the living sentiment of the
North as the repeal OF the Missouri Compromise
Necessary TO arouse and consolidate the hosts Of free
dom in the free States. As earthquake in the ma
tersl world or some overw helmng sorrow in social
!e deepcus the sentiment Of common brotherhood, and
sinks and destroys for the time all petty hostes be
tween man and man, may this enormity fall upon
the hearts of all the lovers OF liberty and subdue and
unite them n a common cause md stimulate them 10
perfect unity Of effort regardless of past differences
while they retrieve the Otses freedom has sustained
in the late conflict. That such may be its effect is our
fcr,ent desire and our most warmly cherished hope
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