New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-13

Nt,ut,al mtv,,cuou That amendment r,'peod th.' 'ho
sc,en o thc rcedcn, IN the orga"''e"n at tho '',''
hWNs ,hould ho Wont,cd I" the supple orr'w'"'" ''
,Nnmss NuV,r WhN rhoud ~, no The country MO ''n'"
,hrt election p,v,iu,ts not,N az o''i"" g, "'N',nn',
lrdEVe, ScCro,a,N snd mcmhr" ~ VIC ,'N'U. ~ Wv
held vn certain day rc,c hnd '"u" W" ''''A Nv" W"
,,ur,, :, a, ,,rult AVID npyut place ond une It tho
Victims nf ihe Legislature, aud tho "Nnm, anon '' INC
GvN,umont dN net 'c' nov " y PNf,'' ~ Nv wv"
,A, un,u,t ~ ncN ,ctthm plan oi kNWt oHt 7" the
ot stlikO,,,uwu ia The l'uitor'e could ho de-
Md ~ uot 80 how 70 was rashlo 60, the rrio''od
Ot,. t that io t,irc vote e.an't IT. with 'ni Tho m'Hi
mnr,., n,cusi. cncy NU, they did vote oGw"st =" ana
A a.. : l,.t,d AND lrcs,dcWtial intervention WA oatah
N,lrd ludc, these circumstance, rE"dng 'he "u' ~
tic ,lson Vi e,Cun compact. IA an uhtogaimn ~
,,st security tor lVponal nvvdom aud ml' In"l hn''y
.suc I'LL vt UNo intervention. hat ne hll Wh'h H"''
tut,s toe thc 'ornN "' iho roVC m"sn 'n.w D.,
,,r,,.,ntnt,rs The r,ntO ot the President th"gh u"
,Ecol ratN'uvAc. can mover e"o " h' '""'"" w IVY
vote, -, v.,.,,,
stand hcrc Nit r,vsOon' O. an independent Snna''"
n, Sruato, NVm luucts,c. Mt Roul ~ vac ''W,' ~
hs uuatka tctcucd tc my rNslhon a. ''"'',"' "
he tut,uI,d ~ touNN me, or he suppose III" =" ,h
tN,t,anN mytcn with dat party "hIn 500 ,i !" ,hc
Manual Democracy, and whcse ctr' 'n ''u" ,' =;
r,,t,,,,, ,le .,,,n II 1852 and whofc Administering" y
rov angina The rrpyal 81 the Missouri l'"',,. ,,ry
,,',' -, M lA,mn,,a,ic. One ~ Che aot styled VA
,',i n,r,,,s,u. tho other Va the hl'y'"''nt u,
,a,, The crccl vt ihc former oN,'iS 'o ;nr,rlcs
>la,c,, n,,m the application "' ''"' '"" rh n,l,y
i f IN, latter slcraics ne cNccpi''ns me P'"i
ri ~ t,rr,,r Is tc ~NNcpVuatv tue w !" W." III H.,
s,.l ,,,r labor e. the dcm"nde "' '"'', ,.h
N'''''" " - l,v ,f the latter ia 8" establish nee
A.,o vi ,,tNci the General E"N''u"''. 80, ,"a,,
,ntsl rover tc do 80 ANA t' pace Us N."t""o ~
'V'" ia t,, oi liberty rather than on the s"'' q.
.,''V ,,,ucr seeks ihc support Of the cNir1n'st
sS,r,s,,s of Sa,,,N. 0s Indispensable l" MS parry W.
uu,ls. hc lister socks No support 'N'Si" a" ~
- 81 Of sris ii slave cr free Siates, who arc wlhnS ~
IN Democratic principles whihcrsocvor they lcad
Nilu; any exceptions in favor Of oppression Inc ihd
,rlrrt p,moclacN Mr. President. Is Strong'ri'S yct III
t,l,s than in Numbers, and vet this parry, nj Tie
si ~, sad, ntsl election. numbered IN 'Is ranks MUG
mon, Il IN orowt liiC.h ot all the voters III IN, '"'V'
S,s, lhrrr arr Int three Senators upon Tins h'o VINO
s,c N,u,iS,d with tbs organization SENIOR VINO ms
,vst i.k,n ls sea. from Connecticut, Mir Gdlcttcl my
in,rd on Massachusetts,, Nit. sumner uni myself u
81 lspvCus that number Is niue less III pI"pp
~ H. whole nan hCr of senators than that OF HE inde-
rcrdcut Democratic electors in proportion TO Tue woo
ruml,r Of Am,Iican voters 49,. =; .o.,,,o, =, ,,;
The doctrines which guide our action IN respee I" ,is
III ,na> lc summed up in few words e insst on inc
Observation-Disclosures OF slavery. and the dcceh''anA"onp
rover III, National Government, IN oar Judgment sVu.
-, IN irt,tf,rucc with Slavery. Il should uphod
rcvicrc Ii should lcsisaie for il nowhTo only wi'!m
=, Say. Safes and as the institution is beyond uv
reach o the constitutional Legislation OF 'ososS So"i
SaN,ry lee u.rn.cd 70 exist. Within those STATES slavery
sioul he l TO the control regulation amolioration or
abolition ly State law according to the discretion o inc
Ivi.h had ha, power OF persuasive e9quonce which
9, ,,. and distinguishes tho Senator from LOUISIANA
iN~ B,riauin.l ard would IN my turn appeal to Sena-
,rs nom The slave States. ! would say To them: You say
Won wish for peace. You tell L. you ask Tor nothing uu'
ia h LET alone We ask y0u to let u alone DO no! seek
Ia involve us the nonavchoders OF the country III uie
-gsror.,hiy cf unfolding a system condemned by our
,r@.tIo,ics moral and religious convictions. Seek
no extension c through tie acon OF the Geheia Gov
errmcut Within the limits OF your STATES act upon your
own utioUs judgments. We shan rCjoice those
ind re,,s lead you in the direction of emancipation
Should be otherwise we shall clam no re'' through ,1
acenoy Of common Government, TO doiae or eonIol
voUr ton Doing this, you can have peace Letting us
alone YOU will yourselves be lot alone
Iee no cher road Mr. President to peace than this
Tie delicious convictions the social sentiments the eco
rocal opinions Of most of the Shareholders and OF the
rt mass Of the Observation-Disclosures widely and rrecon-
Gladly at variance IN respect TO slavery. y II up @
vav on in any decree invoked in aid OF Sayery, 10 WIN
draw the question these Halls 30 long as slavery
continues lere at the seat OF the National "oVehne',
sanctioned and r. gated by acts of Congress- so long as
slavery is permitted in the national leruones so og as
The ,laye trade allowed BY law N licensed anu enrolled
vessels Of the United States so long as men women %
children are sold H. auction under process OF the feded
Courts: so long as Fugitive Slave Acts remain on the
statut,books If national legislation; so long a. the pow
eYs Of this Government shall be eXeried fort the acquisition
of additional avohodng territory just so long VIII there
E s;r II the ur.ncipe Of denaonalizing Slavery did
not corsirain to oppose this bil the lncPie OF ne
ce,troizug mower would compel US independent m
ocrats to Withhold support fromit lhe pa'ronase OF
II nish IT, as far possible, by withdrawing from INC
Incident the appointment of officers so far as 1t can De
s.;.utionaiy done, and Gonnng teT e,ec,on 10 ,e
people. We oppose this BILL because IL enlqrges 'e pa
roIare OF the Executive, and because 1t denies to the
pee e of the Territories the power 70 elect Their own OIL
fcers
Now N.Y. President whatever others may do the indie
pondcnt Democrats Will 60 forward, without ialier-
Ing o. vaycring, in the path Of political duty whch
tier honest convictions prescribe ii men o. olier pai
ties seeing, at length the utter nconatDhy Dot"eeH
tie protc.ics Of the slave power and The lust CLAIMS o
freedom and recognizing the absolute necesay wlch re-
cure the nou.saS ehoder of the country to demand M
fxbiv the complete divorce Of the General Govesncnt
from Slavery and tie exeiiiOn OF It's legitimate m
fuence on the side Of Freedom. SHAH manifest di'-
position TO unite their efforts Tor these Objects me
tnCercldent Democrats will not hesitate 10 MIKE
common cause with them. If no fuch union o. 'le
friends OF freedom shall take place, the mdep ient Dom
ocrais Will | trust, be found READY Ia cooperate eni
rtstly and honoraby, with any oher party Whcn VII,
inc To- ect with them for the maintenance OF needom In
ali events and under all erCum tances, they VIII DC Uuo
10 the great principles Of justice, Liberty ami proS es
vi ioh DIZZY have avowed
heu rejoice sir if the friends Of Freedom disregard.
r the differences which have hitherto been suffered 10
DIVIDE ts shall be found willing to unite for tue maine
nance and defense Of liberty, II living earncs., anu
energetic Democracy of the people, against Tie h'ohhi
izers of Savery under Whatever name argavsd listen Il
to tle d. clalstiun q ny fIiC and colleague r i1rl
with great interest. He announced distinctly, ana w..i
emphasis, tie final separation OF NE Soh'herh rom uo
Notein WING of the VIII party. 1t that separation mas
irle,f tokou place nj lion voters IN the Tree States
a., CnarcpaiCd from the influence o the saN power
And IL must Ice remembered that what has most 4aTSa
contributed Il prevent the formation o triumphant III
fen, or auizeiu for c defense OF Freedom "a IN ict
thai caDh o. tic o.c parties lGs had powerful pro CT!
win, composed Of Shareholders and non-siaNcholoer',
feoy 70 CcucCde all their demands Inc 1eF' tnoe's
.. ccb uarv or tle Other hand thoughOpPosedto slave
+, IN rincipe. ard willing personally, 10 act ag VAST ~
have been disposed 10 ooncedc 50 much 10 the uo:a
and et tie plO-siavcry wing, THAI theis own 'lnu-
euce ior FToec, as been rrla,d iet op6fHio PC
effected between lie anii-S avery IN. proSa'try win
of III or Gin cr g the old parties ana II Is n'' ar r
f. rcoiyC that !he opponents Of saver! l th'E W" uo
- IN co hs Tar q. least, Il further, than Wc wIl
have So loc opposed Slavery upon she grounds when
have Indicted . -, , To-; -.
70 bD cs;ulod nom Cone-,s' ~ .he pas;ec OF ia, ,.
~ q. c.t which rs a.yQcd;o so.c's % nave 50 III IL