New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-01

= mo- = m i'- - n be.rbi,Dsns lG-est Appause
Tti- relentless j4s.ce 90 TIE dead IS the eAly eo.H Iii
fali, p-fty 0l AuolGJuiss have On -r hfl
.ph That !, the reason sil ne1'a W.
and blush f,- our common country when look o2cN n
- C5Iluct IN that struggle. In Fennsyisanif
Support ~ Compromise, ~ c5al WI Ali aA,, 90
.-or a. Gaze Cod Support Il. or you VII Use Nol
.f.leries. n Lowell support /. cotton viii decline
"laif cent yard I'll, was ms bread ana ollle.
Argument a. il We sneN no higher " - tAls ,ls -.
Revolution We were told be vas tn prolfesi irui,
OF American institutions Tbs Is what your churches ana
scl coils have produced IL DeiaB are TED aui Tor
W r5ed seven fs-tive slaves He was sued and hasd
al BE- ss!d t. HIM. " NJ Garrett. tsust ;l's Val
prevent you- ac.irCso again And the reply is L
have rot dollar left in the world. but II Won SaoN
slave from ne Carol aas Lai wants or 2SAi % 81.
to he North. brirc him g me " Iremen Fls a' iJ5a
When TIE flower Of oar American Institutions comes 20
such uan that and says; y" ac' - and So coal
will fell half dol iun, cotton ALI cent y1rL
and fsh cannot be caught Lost m pea' 81 laugh
ter This what l. called stscsnalshp bur We rant
-irc Aboliiouits IS tie press terms Us eau i base
Another instance \ few days a-o a fugitive from
Ne oppression If the Oh World appeared among u'.
When man enters iee p,seGce OF an ,s = IS, 81 a
q man comes among great nation be usually oIes f
a. d present. the sentiment which ne tGlnAs "M 90
II OF acceptable 20 H. as when We - INTO ily we So
Ttrss zen s.>L5 5a the reel VITA feeling Of ns:ian
sid erdesvofs proFitate aceo dl-ly Ot'A % say
that he great man 20 whom aUdc .oI1Tns The course
OF the great who have recently Vi,i'ed THIS country
a. Ls FIST g,ep makes known the American public that
h. has no objection 10 Slavery, and would Ike 20 bo
Slave owner Kossuih paid th8 compliment u ,ayily
nothing about the matter. Never mention natter m
{" the presence OF man whose brother was 1AAged
Y het compliment these ioreignt pay Us! me ulst
II H 10 uuf the hand the mouth and the mouth u the
6ust and make Obesauce 20 the slave power Ihoy
tirk no least, that we are slavery iotlnt p1O.tt
John Mitchell patriot and Prot slant 10 i'5" comes -
dis country and expresses his Willingness % Dc slave
owner Thomas Paine the condemned OF the American
pulpit came here in Revolutionary days and what did
be do Joined an Abolition society Note the dher
- 10 n frfn a east
what forcicucrs think OF H. Ia Rsy0lutOniry tim there
was Or Spring Of Nowburypot Conerega.onAl cler
.ypau whose prayer every sunday was On Lord
.,,, l,,, o,,tr,- -over'u'n--ul he "aose NJ It Is
sbai Teicni He cared not whether he lesptlsm vas
domestic or foreign Well there is DIR Sping now, who
ministers. told, TO rich, respectable popuious
church in Of the great cities OF The Union and De
doe. not pray TO the Lord 70 overturn anything
leughterl for fear he should, by some mistake over
urn the system of domestic Slavery. You know
as well a. that the time when tie possession Of
eutsavery sentiment did men no harm. Jefferson has
left on record some of the nobest testimony against the
system Abotionists cUl some of their best argu.
meuts from the lips of Madison Jefferson Patrick Henry
southern not TO speak of the leading men othe North
Il Jefferson lived to day and The Herald printed what he
wrote he could not be admitted into Congress robtanq
rostofice Out Of 4OOCO pulps least $1,000 preach
liza. the Old and New Testamen. teach Slavery pro
ssional who espouses Anti slavery robs himself of
practice Our noble representative from Massachus rs,
II do not of course that icice Mr. Everett but that
human being Charles Sumner great applause and laugh
ter even he, when he made his you Nu all allow
exceedingly moderate and courteous protest against
tie system OF Slavery has found, as legal man, his
whole practice swept away from him This is the Os.ra-
tsm of the nineteenth century on the subject OF Slavery
Thus have we gone down from the Nashingons, JeIer
cons ard Aadisous Of the Revolution % Franklin Pierce
sad Caleb Cushing, auehter and we cannot 90 lower
fGIeft laughter aud applause What has pro-
Gnced ih5 deterioration! Briefly the answer
vhich the radical GagrisOnian AbOltOnist makes l.
tIis II il the courromise the constant spirit of com.
promise in Church and State individuals and parties
all occasions Because unlike all other questions Amen
cans have been willing 20 walk tins IN straight line
10 seek and opt logical conclusion. You can trust an
American anywhere except whore the element Of color
trs into the question ngood dee not consist with mans
rglts let 20 the wall this is the grand deal Oi
of our Institutions provided the man be white Great
applause Our fathers made great mistakes they should
have said Al white men are tree and equal There Is
hr Petit OF Ind another straw to show how the wind
llogs he scorus the idea that all men are equal; he
there is black man his equal hope, tor the sake
e the coored race there Is not Laughter and
arplause Were the three millions OF black slaves
White I would not be addressing you 10 night your
s,mpahicg wOuld outrun my fanatcism. Were child
with ,u1uy hair and bue eyes Id from Nav Hampshire
r. 10 slavery how would her rocks pour themselves
or the Car0nss bring these blue eyes and sunny hair
back aCani How soon would the pupits hnd out u wa
not q yed Onesmus that Saint Paul sent back
But is chio has blue eyes and sunny halr-the other
black ana that ia all the difference. When Byron plead
before bis peers for the Sptahed we 'ers;
and got little heed he wished the black and
Lcr thov would be cared for II those plead Tor we're
white there would be soon little need Of my pleading
We point to Bunker Hi slaves would soon have
Morris OF your STAT IN the Cons'itutlonal Con
yention, maintained that Justice is always safe,
and ii the Carcinas would not come into the
Confederation without Slavery, he would lot them
stay out In 1889 fathers hmid they used deli
cate pLra-os; today we do not say slavery, but
"the pariarcal institution the delicate question: and
tie III In parts Of Switzerland do speak aloud,
lest they should bring down avalanche and thus we
bate our breath. We have compromised, and
compromised; and now, We have the Nebraska bill
4 camol, brought from Arabia into Persia thrust
his nose into the hut Of miller who said take Il
away. you ugly brute but tie camel plead
uite6usy that be cold, ard the miller suffered
him 10, by degrees he was allowed to Introduce cans
ard fore legs. but these, on solemn condition OF
asking no more Scarcely had the miller turned round
when lac the cames whole body 5praWl1S over the
foor; he demonstrated in passion, when the camel an
,wered Oh well ii you are at al incomnoded, do
rot stay on my account Laughter Thus Slavery
got her in then her then her fore ogs on
solemn condition. and presently you snail see her us-
shapen length sprawng over oil Nebraska These com
PROMISES tie up pulpit press and politicians for they
fanctont by oGihs When Ds Spring Sharpe breaches
Slavery to YOU you shake yourselves free be
cause there Il a clause in the Constitution which
binds you il, aud this is an argument which its
champions can with effect. If we are never
To say ANYTHING AGAINST il in it, original
ground we have yielded half the argument we have
let ourselves down from the hight OF Gods law 20 she
level OF expedency Trueman Smith opposed tue adnis
zion Mormon vgemy forgetting he hal sworn % up
hold rovgamv or rather tae collation. Of all marriage in
Carolina and Drs Dewey spring and Sharpe teach max
right give back % the 81 her masertEe m0tlerO
daue hier who hies TO a husband fnther England
handled Haynau roughly but in the South ehave light
a. whip one and half millions Of women. We can De
Christian At csance ChOate thinks be has rght 20 IN
ere with Slavery CGba, not in Carolina but George
IhoursOr has the ri lat interfere with Slavery IN
Carolina Ch0ate in Cuba. When Mr. webster nSht
a for the prosperity Of New York tnoaeh ne
H. have gone a0flrtLer than Frgniahe went % BRAZIL
EaI D biz editions, deals wan slavery a. ne ought
bar be- went Saint james Minister and weedd The
ClaTteri line Harpers, VINO should be able 70 Keep
apoi0gized the South for English slave
-f,rt n ,rl he'd il.