New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

:. commission OF crave or sarguinary crimes amoug
the emanepsted portion of these islands and the
Queen of gland. IN speech from the throne. has
announced that the complete and hnal emancipation
of the Africans had taken place without eny disturb
ance of public orier aud tranquility" In this ex
ample hail new continuation Of the rule that the
highest safety is in doing right; and thus do dismiss
the objection founded on the alleged danger 20 the
master.
. And am now brought to the second objection,
founded the alleged damage 10 The Stare IL Is COM
mon among the pariisans of Slavery 10 that
Enterprise has actually retarded the very cause II seeks
10 promote; and this paradoxical accusation which
might naturally show itself among the rank weeds OF
The SOUTH il cherished here our Northern sod by
those who anxiously look for any hg leaf with which
10 cover their indifference or regeneration.
This peculiar form OF complaint i an old device
which has been nstnctively employed on other coca
sons until il has ceased to b. plausible. Thus,
throughout ali things, has every GOOD cause been en-
couniolcd. TIE Savior was nailed 20 IL cross with
crown of thOus on hs head 10 a dstuTocr Of that
teaee on earth which be came to declare. The dis
ciu,s while preaching the Gospc Of forgiveness and
good viii, stoned az preachers oi s'lon ani as
cord The r,omCrs. who sought 70 establish M -htr
risv and faith burned az the stake as hiasphen
fs and iufdcs. Patriots in all ages who have stlvcn
for their countrys good have been doomed To the
SCI fold or exile. even As their country enelnis
And those brave Eugiishmon who ~ home under the
lead Of Edmund Burke. even agunis their own coun-
rv cspousod the cause OF our fathers shared me same
Illogical impeachment which was touched 10 The quicS
b, flat ora win D. after exposing ~ cssen
flNl M afiflhullh- tit hthNtt Va t"l"t-N's
conduct 10 the arguments usca 10 dssuade us NON
49," he denounced II - every absurd nut very com
mon IN modern practice. ana very wicket ~,
l. very common IN modern practice. In England II
has vsiniy renewed itself with special frequency
against tie Bible Societies against the Trends or
education; against the patrons OF vaccinatiohi against
the partsaus If peace, all Of whom have been openly
nrai.i,d d. provoking and increasing the very evils
Whether Of nfdelity. den,ss. disease or war which
tlcy leuiguly sought 10 check. Aud 10 bring an ~
stance which is precisely applicable to our own, WI
Lcrforcc when conducting the Anti->avery Enterprise
Of England, first against the siave-trade and then
rynust slavery itself told that those efforts by
Which bis name rs consented forevermon tended 10
rciCase The hardshls ~ the slave even 10 the extent
Of iyetiug anew his chains. such are the preceiens
or the mi utaiiom 10 which our Enterprise Il exposed
ard also one the prcccdcuts by which exhibit the al.
laoy az .ho mpuiotiom.
Sir do udt doubt that the enterprise has produced
heat and irritation. amounting often 10 int unmaton
among siayc-nHsteTs. which 10 SUI cTf al minds may
Inconsistent with success; but which tie cAreial
observer VIII recognize a. once AZ tie natural ed no.
unhealthy effort Of diseased body 10 purge lseii OF
existing nr uFtiss and just IN proportion 10 the ma
ary oi Tie concealed POISON VII! be the extent oil M
Aaunai'on. : dis,eml or like Slavery cannot be
ei,c,Cd Ike spinner II j. perhaps too nuch 10 eA-
rect tlat men thus tortured should reason calmly
Lat PATIENTS thus suffering should comprehend the
Iue nature Of tier case and kindly acknowledge the
igcf.Cnt work. but not on this account can II De
sUel ca jci
M he face o. Ills complaint assert thar the Anti
slavery Enterprise has already accom- lsAet meal
culable Good Even now d touches the national heart
as IL ncvcr before was touched, sweeping ITS sIln.s
with might 20 draw forth emotions such a. no poht-
cal struggle lss ever evoked. II moves the young,
tic middlc-occd and the old. II enters the family
circle and I.ucits with tie flame of the household
hearth l. fCotLcs the souls of mothers, wives, SIS
ter aud daughters, filling oil with new aspiration Tor
Justice on earth and awakening not merely sentiment
eenns Slavery such 0sprcyacd with ouf fathers but
Ccep undylug conviction OF It's wrong aud a deter
nina om 90 leave effort uninterrupted for lis re-
q les
allies i has already oOmpassC, the s0ye-inasiers by
moral t0ck0dc invisible 10 The eye but more potent
than naviCs, from which there can be no escape cx-
oclt in final capiiuaiion Thus u has created Che IT.
rtssiilc influence which Itself constitutes the be-n-
hing OF success. Already there aIe signs OF cnlnge.
In common speech wei az M writing among slave
masters tic bonGmuu is 10 longer called IL sure but
ssrr0hf-tlus by O soft substitution conceaiin- and
coudcuuig lie true relation, Even newspapers IA
tie land OF loudagc blush with Indignation at tine
hunt OF BY blood-hounds thus protesting against
an uuQues lOnabo incident OF slavery. Other signs
found in the added comfort o. the Save, IN the en-
arsed eiton on 10 bis wants, IN the experiments now
beginning By which lie enabled 10 share ma tie pro-
fits Of his labor aud thus finally secure the means %
rurclGse his freedom and above all in the conscious
LCss among slayc-masiers themselves that they dwell
Low never before under The keen observation of an
eyor-wakeful Public Opinion quokencd by an ever
wckelul Public Press. Nor is this all. Only lately
/ poIOsI. .ons have been introduced into the Legs-
lGuos of different States, and cOunienanced by Gov
enors, TO mitigate the existing law OF Slavery and
I
two different momorials-Oue addressed TO the Legis
lauIe Of Virginia. and the other to that Of North Car
Oua-akkug for the slave three things which IT will
be- nousirous to refuse, but which If conceded will
take from Slavery IFS existing character mean first
the protection of the marriage relation, secondly the
protection Of the parental relation, and thirdly the
Irvl, &c Of knowledge. Grant these, aud the girded
Cpns-iroe room must die. Sir, amid these tokens Of
present and the auguries of the future am
not disturbed by any complaints of seeming damage.
Though il consume our own dwelling, who does not
"yCIorGte IRE without which human life can hardly
exist earth ' says the Hndoo proverbs aud the
time IL even at hand when the Ant-Slayery En-
terIr rise wi is the very fire of Freedom with all
il incidental e1cesses viii be hailed with similar
regard.
III. And now in the third place the And-Slavery
Enterprise, which have shown 20 DE az ncccs-
sary and practicable is commended by its inherent
DIGNuY. HeIe the reasons obvious and unan-
swerable.
lis object is benevolent. nor Is there in the dreary
annals Of tie Past, single enterprise which stands
forth more clearly and md-putably entitled to this
cl GracteT. With unsurpassed and touching maCuani.
NIFTY it seeks TO benefit the lowly whom vour ewes
have not seen, and who ignorant OF your la
bo, while II demands ana receives sefsacriice cal
cuatod TO ennoble enterprise Of even questionable
merit. It's true rank Il among works properly called
ykii0nhTOpc-the title oflighe.t honor on earth IL
take goodness in his sense, sGys Lord Bacon in his
what tie Grocians call Philanthroleia-Of all virtues
and dgnites OF the mind the greatest being the char
aoier Of d e Deity; and without H. j. a busy mis-
chievous, wTetched thing, no better than "A kind OF
yeImin." Lord Bacon right and perhaps un-
consciously followed a higher authority: for when
Mo,es askod the Lord to rhOw unto him His glory the
Loid raid. " will make all my goodness to pas be-
fore tice.' ALI Sir Peace has trophies airer and
more perennial than any snafchcd From. field OF blood
but among al these, the farosr and perennial