New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-17

ruu uAsis OF EFFORT.
W. -ec,ire iununerable letters of suggestion with
d % the Ground on " jcA the North shall be mus
tered and concentrated for the struggle now before US
some Of thcse letters propose the repeal of the fus
tive Slave Law others the publication OF the Distrc'
# Columbia Others the denial OF future Slave Repre-
scntation others still. the rejection OF any state
which applies for admission with Slave Const'u-
zion; but nl are agreed in demanding herepea oil the
Nebraska Iniqu.y The mere statement OF these
facts indicates the only practicable basis OF unon'
We cnn harmonic, act together and triumph on tue
LASTS of RESISTANCE TO DOUGLASS NEBRASKA BILL
AND A DEMAND FOR ITS REPE,L, and on no other'
On that basis thousands of our most conservative
prudent and cautious citizens will disregard all party
appeals and act heartily with But LET US attempt
to rally an Anti-slnyery platform-no matter no"
broad or how narrow-and We shall very certainly DC
distracted or Oycrw he ned.
Up TO this hour the North has always divided and
been bca ten in any collision with the Slavery PrOpa
oanda And the general for this has been III
traism and impracticabity the part OF those who
attempted to lead or good part of them; they have
called on the People TO follow them in different di-
rectons. and further than the People would go, and
they have thus thrown the whole array into disorder
and thus Of we repeat the old folly shall again be
beaten We can only win by taking ground oh whch
a majority can to-day he brought to stand ana OH!
going forward hen we can feel that our footing Is
sure.
WHY says a hearty Aboiitionist, - don't want
.. to 90 back to the A Il G of Anti-Sa'ery effort.
-. am now good way beyond hhat' Very well; so
are We We mean to have the Fugitive Slave Law
paralyzed Western Texas made Free STATE the M
tional Metropolis purified. and even more than tha'
We shall speak out any or all OF these pOimsaS We
ind time and Indictment ButvOting, when you come
TO that is matter of maOri;es, and one majority Is
worth more tLan ten minortes to effect On amend
mcnt of laws. Slavery nus wCrsted US IN past en-
counters by only attempting one thing at tlhe' ana
that the thing nearest to hand We mean to use the
wisdom she has beaten into US or beaten Us mo-
While we shall speak whole mind on every aspect
of the tines we stand ready 10 cooperate for the I'M
mediate contest with all who in good faith Will act
with us for the overthrow and punishment of the Mis-
souri, Compoct.breakers When we have finished
that Job we shall be ready TO see what ia next to be
done.
We want to begin by returning TO the merit Congress
all the NJ mbors Of The present from Free States 'rho
earnts stir cadtGrorod 10 sustain the Missouri RESTRICTION
and hro,c ont all rho did not. The only questions we
should asb of those who voted right all through the
late struggle in the House is" Gentlemen! 'eH you
"hetp doiag so? VIII you, as we do postpone all
considerations of Party until we shall together have
punished the Nebraska conspratOrs 10 deiraud and
degrade the North ~ If you answer les" give
us YOUR hands, and let us fight it out together,
Farther inquiries we reject not suited to the pres
cnt emergency. If we lived in Gerrt Smiths Dis
trct, ana he would run again, We should vote for
him. not expecting TO ike his votes in Congress on
most questions apart from Nebraska. Ditto OF John
Wheeler: ditto of Mr.. Peck, whom we want to vote
for if he means go straight through he has begun
although we don't know him, never voted for. and
probably never with him; and don't know that we
shall agree single question other than this of the
collation. of the Missouri compact. If the North can
only send back all but half dozen of the Represen-
tatiyes who proved faithful in the late contest, aud
beat all but half a dozen Of those who betrayed her,
she will not have to fight another battle retreat
for lifetime.
That Nebraska bill as it Las been driven through
Congress over its rules and in violation of al propri
ETY. and deccncy, i, stepped in fraud and vainy. 1t
is cheat from its Grsspfetcnse Popular Sovereign
~ TO it's last juggling show Of granting Equal Rights
to European Immigrants, when it really gives them
nOhiDg-not free permission to settle in the
Territories. We are unwilling to anticipate the ex-
posurc which Messrs. Benton Campbell and Mace are
sad 10 be preparing butwe want the public attention
fixed on this act until it shall be thoroughly sited,
discussed and understood Odious as i. is at the
North we know il is not popular at the South,
except among slavetraicrs and ambitious demagogues,
who fancy will give them chance TO brand as Abo-
litiOnsts any rivals who shall venture openly TO op-
pose it, Let us elect House expressly 70 repeal or
ysly amend it, and the Senate will not dare to stand
out And when we hall once fairly have breasted and
rolled back the tide OF pro-slayery aggression. We
shal see whit to do next.