New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-26

Msscuri Corrrrmisc and Insist that every state,
,c,, th.es made from Texas, shall prohibit slavery, as
ls.,cn Of is admission into the Union. Second, 10
sort and encourage measures Tor tue ooonzaicn OF inc
Territories with people who VIII DC true TO freedom. Inc
sr,t Of th.s. Jut.- q political. the second social
They are both binding upon the North, and the North
must discharge them. The people are r.eay Ihe nrst
blow has been struck at the Union; ie' Us, poss'es
avert Ns consequences by earnest, u'e" sN'' :" '"0
name of freedom and the rights oi man.
F,cn r.. R.s.la D-oocr.e,. tinlepcaiesI)
The Nebraska bil will arouse the North. The SPIN, Of
Freedom VIII awake this day that shall enter the neaf's
OF fee men here, ami npel them into gigantic, harmo-
NOUS, overwhelming movement uIon the Slave power.
Nothing resss; their march. The issue between rsce
com and Slavery ialy made up BY this b The people
viii manage ON the part the North and diSembarrased
by sccurdrels, traitors snd towards they viii strip Lom
Tie republic ever! wiihc and strand Of human slavery
e., 81 Great Republic WhorNegth, hands OF frecmen
can reach H. under the constitution Of the Government
th,y will tear i OH ard pat il Iso@ sight There viii be
no second ucriormaLco Ci the a. union upon this
cesn That chldhh unl dishonest dodge was than
.1teulea in sd Of the l conquest Of the South the
Nr,b The conquest OF the North the South will be
rp,Ed summary and svoringiy. t the slave labor
states in this conederaey where God designed
them ic-in suijectcn 20 the fne labor States And
,Lerc they viii be kept till the operation OF natural and
social and political influences shall have caaso SsSeryto
be absorbed BY Freedom and have lifted the Aicaa 'rcm
the statutory level OF beast up 10 the asus 81 0on.e
manhood. There viii be no manner OF prom IA nc. az
t,mpts TO save Union tkdt acro Nu % dt,sossd. us
solution of the federal tie would be utter aud instantaneous
ruin IN the Slave States. They know that keeny Ana
we INV II too The natural allies of the Slave power,
who will low feel instructive impatienee 20 wnne
peoce aud deprecate sectional settlement Snd eoans
fobearancc may well take notice that Their once pront
ebe vocation is gore. Snudlng end hypocrisy VIII NOT
heal this wound Tho South ha so' to ~ to the WALL
Froa he oswego Palladium. (soal
The struggle must now BE- transferred to the sell, where
the contest Freedom and slavery viii determine which
shall ultimately triumph The South, N our opinion, WI
rot be the gamers this The spirit OF the North
viii be aroused and the tide of free emigration will over
wlom Tie sluggish movements OF slavery and Nebraska
ard Kansas Will in free Slates The contest IN Igis-
laon IS finished but the great aud decisive battle - Yet 10
be fought by the sovercigns OF the so The passage OF
the Ntm tmaska bi it il oar oouhdent opinion, VIII boa
sorry job os the slavery proPssandr's'
From Tie Cleveland Plsiu Dealer (rerce and Dsas,s,
Ambitious and weakheaicd clergymen, who, ever
since the passage Of the Fugitive law, have been itching
TO stck their sacred fingers IN the peoples business fol-
lowe, the view haoc and pitching their bibles under
the desk began lecture the people upon their erl
rights and duties. 60 did they in the war of isla-and
eir traorous counsols flung back in their teeth
SO in the Mexican campaigand the people eu the desc
cra, sanctuary and rushed forth to light the just battles
of the Republic. 80 in 1850, they trampled upon the
Fugitive Slave lava compromise measure passed in pur-
suanoe ot the Constutiol-and the People despite tho
thunders Of the Protestant Vatican, have sustained H.
IIsn The priests denounced compromises Though consti
tutional Nor the clerical gentry gcrity the Mis-
sour Compromise CLEARLY shown to be unconstituonal)
But the boot the other leg The Democratic party
faN or the repeal the Missouri Compromise and that Is
all the clergy seek 20 know. Their arlsocrstic istncs
range against the Democratic party. We hope they wlil
continue there We invite their opposition We are willing
TO test the quosonhow long and h0~ lar the free and
Intelligent citizens Of the United States will endure clerical
inermeddling and dictatlcn. Come on then, ye self
ordained apostles Of an upgodly crusade Take your
place behind Garrison, Greeley Gddngs, and tho rest'-
Your boon companions in treason and faction. Go on
he esptol~do what You will The Democracy ask no
favors The game is started. ave have at ye air.
From The Pittsburgh Gazette. (whisl
The act has come upon the country so suddenly 50 n
expecedy that we can scarcely realize inc extent o. s
enormty Ii is scarcely five months since the internal
project broached by that arch traitor Douglas and
now the deed done This is said to he government Of
the peop and yet here is deed OF extraordinary pcrndy
and nustice enacted without the wish o. desire Of the
people and in face OF their most solemn protest Not
petition has been offered in its avorw while thousands have
been in against it, The infamous act has been forced
upon the country by the power Of an ougnrchy IN despite
OF is protests and defiance of s express will Was ever
such tyranny enacted by the roPreseniaves OF ee peo
pie But the people poweress' Have they no rem
edyi Thank God they have the means OF redf'ss IN
their own hands. All that Is wanting Is the spirit and pa
rotirm to the power they possesr Let the cry OF
repeal be sounded Let ireemen flock TO Nebraska and
Kansas ond the altar Of freedom that II never
rhn be cursed with slavery Let the North to the
unaerable resolve that shalt be sent to Congress
who will not pledge himself 10 vote against the admission
of an other slave State Let proclaim the south that
its fahless conduct has relieved from all obligation to
compromises that scout and spurn them, the shah
low ertce Of petty trants who only observe them 20
long may suit their pleasure and designs AMI that
from henceforth declare an uniinchng reconella6ls
with Slavery in all its conditions and aspects NJ the
sole Of the injustice and bunlietons we are called
upon suffer. Let us do this aud southern Shareholders
will live to curse the day that they stopped to use such
plant tools as Pierce Douglas & Go.
From The Phiiad- phis sun.
"POPuLAR SoyEREIGsTf. This has been the burden
of The warcry BY the defenders OF the Nebraska bi but
il on idle Of time TO assert that there any popu-
lar sovereignty all in this country. The only Tree repub-
lie is the most degraded despotsn of earth Our tyrant Is
Party First we were told that Nebraska would be
party test then when found necessary to drum up
more for it, the party lines were drawn and now Inc
Warrington Union tells us that fidelity to the principles OF
the NebTaska bill il essential 10 Democratic orthodoxy
We have only feel grateful that The Vshagtoa OAon
Is not the Federal Union founded by Constitution and
that the people yet allowed the privilege Of deciding
through the ballot boxes as to who are ana who are not
faithful public Time must show how the masses
will stand such insulting dctaon and whether they wl
pe,m the dangerous cenrslzing influences originated ny
the present Administration TO- influence the popular heaf.
We have made up minds TO be patient under the Ne
brnka infection because have no present remedy but
III il to be the first OF series Of aggressons upon the
North we are enlisted for the war against It. In the
meantime Tie Washington Lason should remember II
writes for rcemen and for slaves. aud use little de-
cacy of expression If il peases We can stand the south
EN- lash but not the Russian knouts
From The Obo Slate Journal.
The Missouri Compromise Il repealed That announce
men settles the question between the North and the South.
The issue dSlayery against Freedom, and when
of the free States Turn our backs upon such an ISSUE,
we abandon the Republican Plaorm-we surrender the
privilege of Equal Represenieton-we substitute Anso-
cracy for Democracywe become slaves 10 the masters of
slayes Let immediate steps be taken 10 organize for 20
PEAL We call not upon the Wings distinct organiza-
ton we ask for the cooperation Of the Free Democra
cy or Of the old Democracy" Distinct bo'aes. We
invoke the Democracy Of Numbers, the Friends II Lab
ery eyeryw where and u all parties, TO take hold Of this
work a duty they owe themSeyCs and the cpsnfry.
Shall there be repsonse
LIQUOR PROHIBITION FACTS
Core /. ndeBce Of The ~ Y. Tribune.