New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-24
.ueh repesl even in spite Of the dresdcd obO-

90, s haiur csssed with Abo,itonists Let the North
.ans 70 the next House nearly unanimous delegation
% demand the restoration Of the landmark iis re-
o-sS ,ud there will be At least half dozen South
err : nstors ready to coSperste in such resiofaton
Tie f.ult der Hrutus. IS uot IN cls stars bn. m
..o,-,-.s Il THE CREST crilc be not speedily ls vel
a. sio-,rv rsiuked. II We see ft TO PeTsevcre IN
ou,-r, .rr about ministerial or byEoae problems. md
srcv very E1tensioai-.s 10 be eletci 70 represent
rs u next ar1ress tic wrong VII eperpetu-Iel'
ft,rut iutrinsic. lily irre9sratle But il We ag-ee
70 sy. De- .ol sine u past prejsl oes 20 overlook
q, rl,u. iFereuc.s and elect our next Congress ex-
r-es., g.. demand restoration Of the vast domain
;r.. W.. - fr,u us we ,rc morally certain - carry
it.
To ?, snd we should willingly concur IN tie re-
election Of al .hose Members of the present House
who ls7a steadily faithfully and jealousy opposed the
Nelra.la scheme in utter disregard OF their views Of
eeper, ,oltc, provided they ut 20 come heartily
into ,,s Increment for electDr new House on this
around. Bat re mus not be asked to support ary OF
t.ose douhc-dyed traitors who protesting the most
5.t.,nirsd los,iity 20 tie bin. and voting asan It
nte fr.. question. yet 7oted with is friends On
.rcl;muary divisions. whenever thy hncief they
,oLt 10 % without u,nrrng eXposurr, md thus e.
,,- .ally aided its passage.
II E,med;o,,. rr,rcsfe ard comprehensive orgoHi:a-
tsr 70 aid the nere,ioa ct (resdomorlHg settlers 70
Fsnscs.-The cause Of equal civil rights Is put at
ard not absolutely sacrificed by the passage OF this
uelrou. hill Nebraska proper dying west OF Iowa.
NAV possibly slcld Itself against the irruPton oil
slavery: Kansas cannot reasonably be expected to do
So Ii lies exactly west OF slayeholdng Missouri
with sayehoding Texas the south and slaveholdng
Arkausas close at hand while little knot ot Missouri
Shareholders and their tools, mainly in the py OF the
Federal Goverument have iorcstalled everybody else
in squstting on its soil. To repeal an inhibition OF
slavery under such circumstances is virtually TO in-
yte tie Introduction Of the scourge and expose the
few horcs.. conscientious men already in the Terri
tories r. he overwhelmed and crushed down as the
true men in Congress have just been. The cause OF
/ Freedom in Kansas must be strengthened by the I'M
meGiate migration thither of faithful. intelligent,
bieh.princpled settlers from New-icrk. New-Eng-
land Ohio and the Free West: and to aid and direct
this emigration auxiliary societies should be formed
/ in each state and city to select and commend men
who can be relied on to exert good influence on the
struggle row impending. An able and fearless anti
Slavery journal should be established in the new Ter
rory forthwith; cergymen of the right stamp should
be induced 10 go there and every honest means em-
ulov.d TO disspate the dark cloud brOOding
our western border. Some men of the right stamp
peculiarly fitted for pioneer life must be aided by those
who know them we'll to reach the disputed Territory,
snd erect cabins there, though great care must be
used not TO perpetrate wrong in resisting another
by encroaching on the rights Of the Indian tribes.
Our adyersaries will set up their standards in the ter
rtoy in the panoply and pay Of the Federal Govern
ment while the soldiers of Freedom must look out for
themselves. But we have many compatriOts in Mis-
sour and strong current of German immigration
cdn be directed upon the new territory early next
spring provided the Indian title shall meantime be
cxtiDeuished and conditions favorable to immigration
from the Old World secured. 1t will be worse than
useless to send people to Kansas who will not kno"
| how 10 subsst and take care of themselves When
there; but five thousand picked men, to whom win
the plains has terrors can be sent there this
season to be followed by their families and friends
early in the ensuing spring Ii to secure the migra
ton and settlement Of the right men, million dollars
should be requisite it ought not to be difficult to raise
! that sum- And if the southerly Territory be
saved the more northerIy will pretty surely take care
of Itself
1t seems harlthat the free States should be exposed
by the wanton repeal of solemn compact to the GER
tain sperifces and possible mischances OF struggle
like tbs-it is especially hard that the burden and the
peril should be imposed upon them by the votes of
large portion of their own Representatives. But the
time has passed for expostulations for murmurs,
though not for retrbution Therei work to be done
which cannot wait and positions to be secured which
brief delay may turn against us. Others VIII more
clearly indicate what is 10 be done we only urge that
whatever is incumbent on the advocates of Freedom
and Eaual Laws in the new Territories must be done,
and that Immediately
Thee are hours Of tral-to many, doubtless OF
Encouragement also. There is rejoicing around the
auction blocks Of Richmond the slayepeus Of Charles
ton. and wilder reyelry in the midnight orgies OF
the dealers in human sinews generally at the pros
peot Of new markets opening for their merchandise
1T once in TIE South and in the West. They remem-
ber how the purchase of Louisiana put up the price
OF their staple az least twenty-five per cent. how the
AunCxatiOn OF Texas gave it another heavy lift; and
they naturally say: Here is wndia for us in
the passage of trusty Douglass Nebraska bill.
But others exultng and sanguine they have been
disappouted ere this, and thar turn may have now
come. We will believe il hss and all events shall
struggle 10 make il So For this Is not an age of the
driver. without an instructive shudder convulsng the
frame OF Humanity in every civilized portion of the
globe The stars in their courses fight against the
further enssvement and brualzation of the terre.-
tral image OF God Nothing out the immense prepon-
derence of pecunisry gain the side of those imme-
dstoly Interested IN Slavery could keep it alive ten
years longer. II vii have 10 raise the pay Of il.
s,pti.ts lox snf cari..i ov b. ,Lia 80