New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-29
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Nor is our objection the repeal of the Missouri Com
promise less strong. 1t will revive the slavery agitation
with tenod bitterness and hereafter the contest will be
renewed at every session of Congress and thus the country
will be kent in continual tumult. The Democratic and
Whig National Conventions had ndorsed this settlement
and pledged themselves to discounenance efforts
10 excite sectional antpahies Gen. Pierce, in accepting
the nomination of the Democratic Convention gave IN nus
adhesion to the principle proclaimed, and was elected
nledged 10 is support Had Senator Douglas been nomi
mated he would have pursued the same course and yet
these two gentlemen have been the main instruments IN
getting he Nebraska bill through the House OF Represent
ayes and of thus producing the present excited state OF
feeling They have sacrificed the true interests OF the coun
ry from selfish views and viii expect the nation to reward
them for the mischief they have DONE But in this hope we
sincerely trust they destined to be disappointed
From The Ccounl Public Medium.
The South with her infamous northern allies have by
this act decided that hereafter there to be no peace be-
tween the two seetons. Unconditional submission or re-
,istance the issue forced upon War is declored
Compromises at end for no covenant with death or
agreement with he'll stand. II northern men are not
slaves base gnoble slaves, now will they stand up
for freedom and the right and resist this monstrous MUS
tice the last extremity IL will be feeble struggle IN
which must engage. Let every man grid himself Tor
the battle Freedom slavery IN this country must De
overthrow. We must the altar, and make our
children woar eternal hostility Slavery. The union ot
these States ii exists only extend and perpetuate hu
man bondage must BE- lightly esteemed; and If dissolved
amid civil war ard bloodshed, the South-who has
broken her plehted fath and unfairly and u1jusy taken
what did not belong TO her-be the guilt and the cOase
quences. The Infamous traitors who have barered away
our precious inheritance for Of pottage must be
branded with the mark of Cain IN their foreheads and po-
ltcay buried deep that resurrection hand Will ever
reach them.
Froa The Poushkeepse Easle, (Whiz)
From this Gay forward no should be supported for
Inente OF Congress for any important office ia the
FIee States, who is not pledged against Slavery and
against its federation where be reached. In every
contest this issue -houd be kept prominently in the pub
lie eve and in lost sight Of The South has always
been united and Nigisnt the subject OF Slavery now
let the North be equally that of Freedom. and the
Tesu cannot lie doubtful Slavery IS cdous to the peo-
pie foul stain upon Institutions curse 10 any cOu-
try whore il exists the machine of purseproud ana sell
fish er-ocrscy at with the essentials Of republic,
and be sustained direc. issue ns freedom
Agiteons viii follow the issue, bat let them come
harmony between the North and South broken up anu
the Union shaken 10 its center by the cOmmoOn Dc so
The ssue of seeking but the slave propaganda
lists have made they have decided that the great battle
between Slavery and Freedom shall be fought there
fore have choice but for the STRIFE which
until the victory is which shall render
FRELDoA FOREVER TRIUMPHANT
From The Derby Conn Journal
The South aided by northern traitors TO freedom have
pghted their faith and refused to fuh their solemn PROM
ise Questions of disagreement between great sec
tions Of this Union be settled by mutual
cesson and compromise The confidence OF the North in
ne integrity Of the South has been abused and rampled
on There certainty that they will not if at any time
within their power repeal any portion Of the Compromise
propagation the country. This of feeling in
evsby lead TO the dissolution Of the Union, and there
wise who toresee this event not fur distant The i
mediate effects will begin 10 siow themselves The
reck Of the underground railroad through the free States
may now be taken up useless. runaway slave is
safe from his pnEsuers Connecticut in Canada; aud
VIC firmly believe i 10 he moral nnpossibiy in tbs pres