New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-22

Sncb i oaf cause. To men OF al parties anl 1850
Who viii wei to the Republic, and woull preserve =
GOA name h appeals Alike 10 he C0nsoryalss ~.
ffrrn,r II appeals; for il stl1ds on the trGes. ...s
-, ard he i:lost Reform Ia seeking the roiora a "
;stiog OWLS we seek also the 'onser aiion Of The pn,
of our fathers Tie cause j. nct sectional iorhdeS
alma 10 establish under The National Goyenrlsas az
,les of Justice and Humgnty. which se -
I'D utiverfai as man. :, well might u DO seiltas Ir
S,sop Frari Him and Wsshiug zion, we're sectional /.
o AGGRESSIVE for It does rot seek m any way % ia.
&c tiycrph Congress with slavery in the Siass ~
-, cofr.ry 10 he C0ns.i.ufil N for 4 recognize, 81
rsrarnouri law and in the admin ra'ion OF the Gona
ment invokes the spirit Of II. 5u1ao.s' Or ngks
10 10 the onet Of the county for propoes the 81
ccnrso bv witch agtGion Dc aayod and qai,. be ~
- NJ rueopmon 10 herr persons declare tbs, n.
are against slavery, aud arc wag 10 uA.ie 10 az T
IDEAL efforts TO make this O '.''on i.i. ~ tae ~
time thew phsrisaically visit with condemnation via
nrosch or contempt the earnest sous who for yeank sH
t,,iv.n IA his struggle To such | would say-e9lll
so tb|o, now With my voico--if you are saeses
botvou declare If your words IRE not merely up seEy
II in your hesIts ygu entirely whog TO Join n ~
PRACTICAL efforts against slavery then by your iSe9
l;nr onyefsafion by your hAIencc, by Your votcsz
rcra,d'u, "tho ancient forms Of parry STRIFE -sesks
cov IN friucipes 81 freedom into tho National ioyes
mont whichever is jurisdiction IS acNnowie.gel aniA
ROVER can be felt Ilus Wl.Aoit any ln,e.ie'ence We
The States which beyond the jurisdiction may "a
helm 70 efrse H. blot Of Slavery nom our National 5r
10 this and you viii most tuly promote the htrnE
vii ,lrvou 80 mach desire. HOg viii establish ranqaih
DffirN
orestou viii be settled Blni he'd from is usar
fotIoN under The National Government, Slavery WI
no lorelr enter, with disuacinE force into al
Nationsi pcl.fics-makirg SID namaking laws miN3
and unmakinr Presidents Coz dned to The osis
where il was len BY tho Constitution II WI al
is Mace as local institution, 10 alss continue mn
for which we are in no sons 3n'ibe aud 5yi"s, |af
we caBn6t lastly exert any p)AIcu! power. We shlaR
reh.yed from our present lrutll ana irritating c1a1s
lion with e. The existing anta5 oni'm between .ue Noe
and South be so.eued; crlmnJlon ana rccsinnAlOl u
th,t f'.rl-r fg' rfs nd
reat ovu be ,ft 10 the kindly influences of morals q
RELIGION. and the great laws O. .os.a. economy
lam not blind TO the adverse signs. But this u
clearly Amidst all seeming announcements tie ma
oYoens are with rs At Literature, POety, RsiigOa-F
erythirg which eeyates man-aA are on our SIDE n
Law lie steam engine, the railroad, tho telegraph
book ovoIy luman mpIoyeme az, every generous vet
on,vbere every true pusaion Of every heart whi&b
mol Il ere muscle, and nothing else, gives new encouan
ment 20 the warfare with slavery Inc discussion VI
proceed TIE devices OF party can no longer slayeRM
The sUlaifugCs Of tho politician ca lot escape 1t To
tti,Ls ,r the Office seeker cannot dodge t. Nhorsy9r
election ccouis, there ths gre ion VIII arise WheNs
men cone ether 81 specs of public affairs there ay
viii be- No political Joshua now, with miraculous pn.
or can stO tie san in bis through the hesSss
Iris even now rejoicing Ike strong man 70 run irx
md will set send It's beams Into te most distant pxs
titns-ayo and melt the chains Of every slave.
Bat this mOvemont-or ag0tion, as IL is reproachsly
calcd- boldly pronounced Injurious 20 the very obs
desired Now without entering into dct'ls which nelie
time nor he occasion Justify lc say that dis Obieea
l0yCd ainst every bonthcet movement IN the w1Sd
history -aganst even knowledge iselfagans the sAs
liicn o. tic slave trade Perhaps Il was not u1nasn
for the Senator from North Caroline NJ Badger pres
H. even NehCmenily as he did but L sounded lees ID
ura when IL came, ia more moderate phrase, from nay &
iinguifhlG friend and col aguo, Mr. Everett Tie pa
fur hce controlling example 10y which lis true eharaa
may be defomined. DOnot forget Sir, that he eforsa
" iliam NlberfOTCe tuc0uutO red This precise Obecta
ard thar the condition Of the kidnapped slave was tkc
yndicEt,d in language not urle that of the SenatOrM
NJ o. F.f los q fhrn fta nrf AL
Cl0reTce. Of lie royal family IN what called his md
speech, on May 3 1872 aud preserved in the PafA
moniory Debates "Ihe eiOes,' he said, " were 81
treated in the manner which had 50 much agisatei IA
"puhc mind He had been attentive observer OF ha
state, and had no doubt that he could bring fOrwr
proofs 90 convince thor lordhp tbs their state vas
from being mscrablei on tie contrary, that when n
" various ranks 81 society N,ie considered, they va
" comparatively IN q state Of humble happiness" Al
ou the next this Same royal prince in debate in b
House Of Lords, asserted thet the promoters Of tho
ton Of the slave trade either fanatics ypocritA
end IN Of these classes be declared that he ranked VI
teroTce. Mark now the end After years of weary 4
fort, the slave trade finally abolished and nj ls&t
1887 the early indicator OF even this enormiy, the "a
lgner Of qme halowed among men,was brought TO gin
bis roy al assent William ", King of Great Britain
tie immortal act of Parliament by which Slavery W.
abolished throughout the British dOmiDiOns. Sir TIM
ard the univ TtH conscience have indicated the abos
of lib rorce The American ovement against SLAYER
sanctioned by the august names Of Washington, Fraa
LIN and Jefferson calmly await similar judgment
But il is suggested that in ihe movement there Is ir
ger 10 the Un.On In this sOcitude cannot share As
lover ofCOncofd and jealous partisan Of all things TIC
make for peace am always glad TO express my aitst
ment 10 the Union but | believe that this bond will n
mos. truly preserved and most benefcenty extended ~
shrink from no expansion where Freedom leads the wg
BY fImly unfolding thOe principles Of Liberty and 10
tice which made its carly corner stones The tn
danger to this Union proceeds not from any abandss
Dent OF tic peculiar institution Of the South bat r1
the abandonment Of The spirit in which the Union w
formed not from any warfare within the limits ofhe On
krN.
by this very bill upon Freedom. The Union is most Pc
cous but more precious far that general welfare
domestic tranquility and those blessings Of Liberty
which il established to secure all which nov
wantonly endangered.
One word more and have done. The great nas:s,
Shskspere who with all seeing mortal eye observed mn
kind, and with immortal pen depicted the manners Us t
Iise, has presented which may DO read With ~
vantage by ell who would plunge the South into tempo1
Gus quarrel with the NORTH refer to the wei az
logue between Bruus ana Cassius Reading hls remah
able passage it is difficult NOT TO see IN Brdius our ON
North, ard in Caseius The SOUR;
Ca.'ius. Urge more Ishsil forget myself
Brafus - Hssfne for will speak;
Must Awe way ed ran 70 ys1s rash sholcT
BSsias kthsi Az fres TIL your proud hear. brst
h: hSosn nss ie%ss 'S Ts.t us,.
Nrst / obss We you'll Must stand and crouch
Ca..'"s DO not presume much upon my love;
msy do ,bst shall De cory fo f.u 4, l.. H.
Bisu' You have done that you sSord Be .or'y for
ForI Lam arm strong 10 hone
Thsi they psis by me as the idle wind
Which regard not
c,,.,rS M nd should besr his friends in6rmities
PM Bfuius hes mine sree'er than they
g,xips 20 not TILL YOU PRACTICE THEM on NJ.
Iqaf.s lou love not
esstrs - do not like Your faults.
julius Cesar, Act g. seensi
And the coloquy proceeding, each finally comes 10 ~
ersapd the other appreciates bis character and attia&
md the impetuous gallant Csssus exclarns, Give u,
your hand; :" TO which BrEtus replies, And my heU
too" Aherwsrd, with hand AMI heart united, on ~
I'D of PLiippi they together Upheld the liberties d
Rome s
The North and South Sir iondly trust, amidst o.
differences Of opinion, will always have hand and ahen
or each other and believing in the sure preyalsncsa
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