New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30

Ills. Tie .Cuh could ifsist. ard dI the
suii On, roise which all sdmi, was yisa y re
Itsltd " tie ComTTomise Acts of 1850, means OF
sccrg slcre territories TO the Union Such would
lie vtk edl, and cruelty uDjui and should resist
he u,ternosi Upon whs, better ground than this them
Las the North pset, 10 insist upon the Missouri
C,urrcmsc Inc for Nebraska and Kansas
Never IN III. Injurious aud disastrous agitation ~ tho
slavery question cease In this country wh,eo Union
Ia ii Al il lime allow the banded foes Of the Con
s,uion 20 invade and destroy the principle upon which
,le C,nrrorise measures OF 1850 founded betthe
rsrtc men Of tie free S,,os pause and ponder upon
his truth Il that cannot be set aside and one that
eli genuine lovers of the Constitution should bear IN their
memories ard in their hears The remedy for peace in
TO YVES p,t reluctantly accepted by many IN the Souh
II originated in the North. and as hnalyeared oy North
en votes Let not tie North be terIhed mo uI,n Ihy'nS
i,s,f hv AT, m. Destroy the principle We
thep nacbed through disaster 20 concord and uno ms
is i,sre that viii more 'est The tone anu OF
urIeoFe epah + easy ama PsI o ~s
lie b. aled macontens Of 1850, hurled then into most
us,rtNi. srd merit,d minority are already ana agAn
al work Hsrlily il his emergency We have IN srsnk-
lin Pierce .si. cautious and fearless loader Va ms
grave ssue he will te aud among ihe foremost W DC
idrg the P,ness OF "a; e v IpP hsys
doubted hi. ealiy the great prime pies ne
ois5o he VIII reply by his actions IN Behalf " 1nese
iriIc les asserted for purpose no less "'e sho
lCutfoiGl than that which aroused the puOhc heauese
than fouryeags ego
From, the winese.,er vir,isian tDeno,r,,,e)
Who would have predicted three years thai IN lrSs
a distinguished Northern state,msn-a candidate Tor inc
prtsd, ll.al nomination last year and still gener"iJ
classd among tie aspirants 10 that honor-wou rise IN
his s. in the Sci at, snd offer bill removing the anti
slavery rs:roiou Of $50 from the northern part Of the
cid Louisiana Territory thu boarding the Free S) spirit
in oc II Oldest aud least dtus,ed s'rongholds Who
could anticipated as so speed! r..lh oI the ''h
tl,ut of 800 that Northern men aid N'gthen presses
would Low be kadtag The South to the charge aS in
her Arrogant enemi-.-n"t only ensoussng nos W
assurance, support IN the rear ou GAZING nor on " up
reals fom tie front the reclamation OF powers he n.s
abandon Cd, and at times oStentatoS " aoanaoned,
nr tLir., odd years Yet 50 il -.
A ta. b.pn }.
most equal force With the Constitution and can the South
blov, IL able quietly to effect virtual am, lnent
of The Con.tiUtcal These questions the sllh has On
sweod with already She nmoon at the hrst tap
the drum erd as far as It ~ possible 10 De Learned ID 50
.lort time has already made 'he Nebraska on her own
by adortiop Neither tho bill nor either of the
lmtu, m,nis comes from Southern Democrat That po-
cal wing thus unplsdged to ANYTHING but the principle
which urcloeg,d by anything eAirinoous the nli us
tilct, a..,tt. We trust they will continue unanimously
70 odL at principle embodied and keep clear OF
al attempts to smother or to crush IT,
From The vIslaia seulire', DENY
STlFs BRIGHr We grrn.d 10 know that tue
,r,,d Nebrka bill reported IN the Senate on Monday
commands the almost undivided support Of tho Demo
crstic ATTY Ii is but carrying out the Compromise of
1880 to which all committed Tho Administration 9
fully rrd de cd,dly for the bll in its present clear and
dsir,i tom, and IN no other mere never was
30 gusloious time for correct acton on me shDec Oh
slavery in the Touitoios The only contest be-
tween our Northern political brethren is as 10 which rs
soud tie .svory question and the most sincere 10
Lis c,yot,n to the Compromise lie who could nincn
now whether hart SOFT must 10 less than man Moo
A. Nerssr 20 act There is no nece ssity for speech max
ing Acticr, prompt action is the word Lex ~. .nc
0ratory he south aud the country have everything 10
Lore aud 10 hug TO gain by delay We call for the pre-
syious OUT stCn.
From The Richmond Psper (Neatral)
Tie determination exhibited in various portions OF inc
non saveLodrg States open afresh the slavery ngita
zion in mIt OF the solemn covenant Oh is'o wen
calculated TO arouse serious apprehensons in the minds OF
Gomez, alive and patriotic men of osery section
Indeed ii the Nebraska question shall reknde AZ am IN
4 LIZ "a, hal Ft
Cuur ms ls,O there will be reason Of doubt whether
s,y Intellect how powerful, combined WITH PATRIOTISM
tie pure aud SELF sacrificing VIII hereafter De aoic 10
Iatch Up thing than temporary truce between
the slave holding end non rlayeholdng States
As the South will submit 10 what s1e considers
DEGRADATION ard injustice, collision, full OF pofl u the
rice ard union Of the country iseyable. Tho
cis may we'll be faced at once, and the question Dc
decided Whether tie subject OF slavery Is 10 D' male mo
means OF etual irritation and yasaGe 81 the southern
stst,s vh,h,r he equality aud independence shan 90
preserved III Tie Union
From be st Loui. r. -ppbicsu wbis)
Ii Nebraska be made tree territory then VIII Ns9odri
be suourd,d three sides BY rrtory where there
viii always be- and means TO assist in the Escape OF
cur slave Illinois the assissippi Iowa on tho
moth ara Nebraska with river intervening on the west
In tbs conctOn OF things with the emissarie Oh inc Aoo
iionirt- Ground anu tho to escape so enlarged
valueiess in Missouri The En- Sellers and Abolonsts
look to this result, and calculate upon the facilities which
apro,ron against sls, J. as potential means u abol
thing slavery in Missouri This Is themoe evident iroui
pamphlet recently Issued in New York, thousands OF
which fave been scattered this State urging the in
corpor,tou II Nebraska Territory with provision against
the Of aye property into II ana III the same
PAM bet tie reelection OF Col Benton To the United States
rege with the Understanding that ne would sup
rort such MEASURE and contribute 10 the purposes VI
Hose wLo it, Ii this scheme be- accomplished,
then much to ray that Fix ni us of property
will rendered yaueess by this single act Of Legislation
In anO,lr aspect the Organization 0f tns lerrtpry ~
inro,tsut TO The citizens OF Misour-probaby more i'm
portan 10 tL than to any others There are hundreds
end thousands Of farmers aud Others ia this state who
Lave looked forward mpatieIty to the tune when they
and entries Of land in this Territory They entertain
favorable opinion Of the country and they will expec "
BE- permitted it with their property OF every sind
and Occur portions may be legally acquired Sha
thew he denied this right Shall hey be compelled 10 re-
main in sour and the
the piyeee OF removing westward because they hold
certn sp,os Of property Is '"s eluay VI and r.
lion Of things 10 which the people oi Missouri deso ney
sLai be rtGuctd
From The St Louis Democrat Benton
I Cess and Douglas were lately among the loudeet "a
deoamipg gains the agitation OF Slavery and IN favor Oh
the Compr of $50 which they claimed forever pus
that QUESTION to They running race 70 see
who viii b. the first tor open hat question ~ s
rro1o.ion 10 repeal the Compomse OF ls2o ihe g'ory
hev oniped by serving the Union by the Compromise OIL
s0 ha, be I'm to tarnisb and they want another oPpor
tuny ds laying their talents IN that me anu .no,s
fore q. nobody Gle will agtatc Slavery and mus
the Mon Cas- and Douglas have determined 70 pnps
about the oriss themselyes and thus give an
orrotuliy OF displaying their patriotism Inc Peope OF
.fs.our axe different view Of this question hcy want
Nfbrs "a organized and they oppose the slavery
yI il comneno cd for the purpose OF defeating nat Dill
We oroe the resolution passed by the NEBRASKA Conveh-
tonat & Jo,eph which expresses the 'sh''S'' Vi w
Rtd That dsty Of csasres early po'Se a. ~
piIstt 'e,ea 70 o .pi .s tho p!ssee.ion Of law
due ghs sad pise.e. Of rec tsop,s t,, =, ,h,.
"a az. happily r-..oi ~ll ress, q. at