New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-07

A. sc,ib.r, er,Dlover over toe Southern h5ofer
IT,, -. tho i. ctr,ne. and these are the prIc
,ic,. ,bstNr Fierce aua Mr. Douglas are aiming 20
introduce into that great northwestern coun'"
,,o ,i.do-, ard humanity Of fathers deVo.e .
freedom Those wise and good men oeo''ied ~
O.. the u, or "a well as the rich liberty Tor INC IL
boret sf veil as tie employer SHOULD 'ne'eiN -
,eer ButPierce and Douglas expect anu ''o
ern men In Congress who Will give 'h'' 'V''' ~
,ne,sure expect 10 be sustained o.! 'Ae -
North They expect that the inDofl' h4'H - ". -
et,tes whose livelihood depends on nis 4Ai' va
bel;eves N liberty who hates oppression au ""'
c,es u,,uiully szaiDst difficulties o. ever! hiNu
hone that Lis Children may ENJOY tie benefits
t., and higher social aJSaniae's' WI oecO'H7 -
o.,ouDl,ce in this w.ckedGess Mr Tlerce 'nu ~
o,cIs and the traitor representatives Of the No1'n'
a1,ect that tley will be supported ~ tAe northern
ra,s while they lend themsel7es TO the mea'lFeies'
,aug Of trying TO introduce these doctrines and these
,,actices On the iree oil Of the North
TIE orestior whether their conduct shall be %
r,oved ard their acts ratified is yerY simple one, and
il ia TO be answered 5y the people themselves By tie
Great host of fee l2borers who control all our
elections II Is not for us TO stimulate them to their
duty in the premises. They will knox without our
promItpg. whether they like the doctrine that me-
chanics snd aborUg of every vocation ought not
70 ne allowed 10 learn to read aud write, whether w0
men ought 10 be imprisoned for teacng little children
TO read tie spelling book and the Bible, whether
tie laborcr WHO levels blow at bis employer under
ipstferable rrovucation should be chained to tree
ard burned alive for the Cense. These are all very
simple subjects for ccnsdt ration ana easily solve by
any one an oBg the millions Of the Free States. or
couree every person must Judge for himself and vote
his apryoyal or disepproysl whenever the subject
eLan be preseuted Mr. Douglas aud Mr. Pierce, 1t ID
10 be PIE ,umed favor he inpris0nDg Of honest and
benevolent wen en- o- teaching little children their et-
ters it is to DC presumed tey opposed 10 allowing
rFcbapics and laborng men 20 learn to read and TO
write: it is to presumed they in favor of claiming
aborerf to nd burning them ali'e for ae' o. III
spIordi6aton to their employers This is AIRY TO Dc
presumed for tley are warmly and actively striving 10
introduce he sys,em under which these doctrines
flourish and these practices occur, doctrines and pra;
tees that belong to that system and 10 that system
alone md whose helish deformitos exist no whore
else Oh the globe but where that system pre- 7alls
And 70 mai can escape the responsibility OF approx
ipp these doctrines and practices who aims at the
estslisLment and diffusion Of tie system winch origin
otes and nourishes them AID under which they can
alone exist
The moral tuIpitude % tie at which the President
ard Lis adhcren's t IN 70 !orce upon the country
canLoi be characterized in words 1t is one whlca
secgeis tie conceptions of the mind, whose hdeous
ness language cannot paint, whose dimensions OF
inquity all epiihets only reduce and belitt'e