New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-16
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o,,,n,o, N NEW-ORLEANS.
altloueh New Orleans is The emporium ol an IN
go -, &c in slaves as well slave Products and
a.. besdouerters Of the Filbuster Vaccinations
,rsi,s. Cuba. vet its People and Press have main
,;ed decided and creditabe attitude Of resistance
40 ,be violation of the Missouri Compromlsc. We are
.sured TINT this il partly due to the influence OF the
cr.et Sugar. Planters a wealthy and intelligent class
ho 90 not see how their interests are TO he promoted
liz the conquest OF Cuba when that will inevitably
subject them TO a competition incur own markets with
the Sugar of Cuba which new pays thirty per cent
duty and tLen would pay nothing Even 80 the Afri-
"canizaton Of Cuba has no terrors Tor them; since
they argue that the negroes, emiucPated would
find employment (or dleness) more agreeable than
working in fields or boiling houses; that Cuba
would to export Sugar largely as Hay aud j.
naica have already done. gising the Louisianans
great chance. Hence the Sugar growers Of Louisiana
refuse 10 contribute 20 the Fbuster fund beng quite
willing 10 see tEe Authorization OF Cuba take plicc
II shall serve to quicken the demand Tor aud enh nce
the price Of their staple.
But the New Orleens Press opposes the schcmes Of
the Slavery Propaganda respecting Kansas and Ne
h-aska on broader grounds than this. II recognizes
the binding Obligation Of compScts, and asks how the
South is 10 enforce such stpuafions as favor her IN
sttutons If enc repudates. at the fret opportunity
those which favor Freedom. They regard the Ne
brasLa triumph essentially futile and barrcn. look
ing in the wrong direction and endeavoring to force
Slavery into region which Nature has designed for
Free Labor. Says The Daily Crescent:
What VIC ask, Gro IL. fruits Dissatisfaction, grief
dsuus indignation, and loss Of confidence ~ southern
throughout half tho states OF the coniedcTacy
I}ut amid cur rroiound modification that measure
toud have been forced down the ttroa;s Of large po
ton Of the concderacy. which at the sane time ITS
fi,rGs ADMIT 10 be matter Of practical Etuy'hus
insulting and bullying the North 90 purpOse-suu. We
say hat We dcIi,c rone consolation from the reflection
Ia Ike Nebraska bll has killed on politically beyond
The hope resurrection, dangerous agitiOi and rccA
less, UUprluC pied md intriguing deinaeo4ue
--Ihf Ira1 Dsi;a speaks in even Il freer strain of
iLe present relations between the Free and the Slave
states AND Of the influence thereon OF the recent re-
pudiation of the Missouri Compact. Hear its COM
nente on the
"RIols ~ BosroS.-tf order has NOT yc, been pro-
claimed ID Boston, ,lere a. iarprospoci OF a. soon b.ng
So The display Of military force and resolution tlc part
Of hore cha God with ia' aiming iic supremacy oi iht
laws having exercised snuiat mia,nce on me NOISY
turbulent and -cdious Of tie IopuIaiOn Blood, now
ever has been sicd-ihC blood q c slain in the
cuton al hi ya duty yer! likely tohayc mt
~ ,crfrtnfc as y, e-aus an be found ready l! " liz
ondertfLc ANYTHING which dist sclu 20 Ie vast l-
oriv of Ler cilowcizess The Hpgre BENSON ui "a =
live slaves naniicty Is throughout tc Free Sia''s We
have u impose Die M crtdhh9 40 CRIT.
cut the FucI,i,c Law in acuscs or cisevherci
We cannot permit ourselves {" 1c'irfc th1i the Gay
is ncag whom open opposition 70 ~ law ana ioI'
aice of IT, officers be successfully preached or
,Gaciic,d .l any section of the Union upon tny
sui Jet st. he sccLcs that have rctn wi'ne s'd ~
baS,srbu,,fis New-York and Penn, l,an;a since The
rassacc q the Fugitive slave Law. ana subsequently
when attempts 10 enforce II have beer nHdc DID, tio-r
States make regret thot some other mode O. i 'nn
frg those whose property Is lost ~ them "n e.rimg l'
;hoec Stat.s was not adopted. When ,ao Comrroll
rca,ufcs wee before Cornets and when ihia Fugitive
Slave Lv under debee' "o oppressed oar Ian iof
It's tlccn enforcement unics' nccOphuied DV bucI VIC
&C., dai bancc and outrage as has caracienltd ths
aElfeh cloa of thC slave Burns. IN Boston. Nc''aer
could We REGARD The law as beneficial {" me owners oi
ye ur,err iuasmuth Il has appcnTc! 10 rs certain
and experience has fully confirmed me CORE c,ness of
oar os-tha; &c expense attending The reclamation 81
fugitive putting personal REX out of SIGHT would IN a..
most every case pIcay osc,e The value Of The -la,e
covered, and. IN Inc matter OF feeling there could not
lr q single adNafiiree secured I" the South
Instead q tho ueve Slave Law. We. az the period 20
which refer advocated pian ri home yolu 10 be
fixed ~ TIE Faa Courts oi the STATE wheaoe slave prop
cry had been abducted by an aincab.e sui IN which TIC
rights of the claimants for Naturalization would be-
Cd boy tic law officers OF The Government and IN the
,et oi tlcir suhentnton 'he liquidation OF inem by
drafts Oh ;Lo National Treasury.
This idea er,ntiS sDplhed and improved en-
LCd.Cu a luton, ad Vas We think o.oTrd .s SUBJ
si,uc for the Fugitive Save Law an tie Compromise by
Senaior from Maryland but on division found only
C-htCn supporters every senator from the free states
opposing i~ rocPt"n. ihnt 1t was NOT entirely unpb-
ieciOEah.' willing 20 admit but neither can be
any NETS rc n point fact that be framed 10 mrr-
the IeqLI,mens OF justice ana the Constitution eff The
United STATES Va relation 10 this most delicate and mos,
banas.ne subject II had however the grea, lgnniage
and mouoa;io. % freeing the question from the
b1Tasnenls thar frc insepmalc from experiment. of
lnw ike tho prt.tu fugitive slave Law anu keeping It
of the Of a. alton and disccrd wh III in lis
present state o law ~ 81 always DC su' icei.
To minds II las been for tim" clear tina The
freGs Of She South IN the Noithcrn fre, STATE. IL
mnishn- numbers; and. II The tone 81 their press and
society so BE- received evidence Of what may lie
iicplec the VIII find them very ardent zeal
in maintaining rights the compromise Of the
Constitution.
1lc eXraoTinar. required 90 carry the Nebraska
hill through Congres indicate the depth 81 the hostility
toward tic Territorial extension 0i slavery, and
admon-h the dangers OF permitting question
admirably adarod 10 noursh the trade OF the anaicsl
aelator is the Fugitive Slave Law contarc in force
il substitute Efficient AID satisfactory Je pro-
yilod TO DO this before the anSlayery power can
game fT operations the next Congress j. desirable and
il II be found that the North viii equitable
and proper substitute, then The question ought 10 be
tetd whether the trouble and the expense of recamng
fueyes from abor should no. be borne by the Satefron
which they abducted carried oil rather than by the
Individual owucrs. As the law stands il Affords
security he South and constant Of raton
and annoyance every friend Of Southern rghia IN
the free States.
TIE RUSSIAN FLEET.
Tie Russian feet is divided into two great squad
,ons tho opa of which IL cop6ned at Cropstedt and