New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-17

, TIE revere - cttc
With them it is Herod casting nso .o,o .r.,.
prison and set them free IL short relv;on vs' Q;
is en- ieipAion and liberty; siih them /, q eood...
and eopterim.nt.
IL is very % sin that while uominallv r,c,Ar
sti,Giiops .xist in both the North and the S,s,k
are snuisisd BY very difsrsp; spirit and ,.s, ~
! frFept purpose. IL toe North. thew AIM ~ ~
welfare Of tie whole people; in the South ,hsx ~.
fhe irs'ruutnts By which few cortrol a.. Hs
+ In The North they tend toskri Democrarx. IS y
South. toward OhgGohy.
/ IL equally PAIN that While there nav NJ. -,
between Northern and southern States /; Il ,,,s-,
or con mercisl and not internal and wal, spnnsa,
from common iisss common sn1s, sad commas g.
Tshies. II is pnion Of merchants a0d POLITICAL.
and Dot Of the people
/ Had these opposite aai discordsn, sys.sash..,
left sopxat, 70 work ont each its resu . ,As,.
would have been but little da ger Of COLLISION or eoo
test.
Blu, they are politically united They coma "a
geifer into cne C0usrCss. There these sntSs ,asi,
principles which creep With subtle iuie tarOsss
The very veins Of their respective Sses hresl %,
into open collision upon every question of ns;seI
police Ard, since TIE world began. .epaAIes.
spirit Is unfit to secure power. IL generst-e 10 "A.
sny. Blu; sn arstoCrsric spirit sssys hiss s9r,si,
and lmpu'se toward power |; seeks and grA.pstv
naturally as hungry lion prowls and grsps rs Grey
For fifty years the imperiou spirit OF ibe Soa,h b.
sought and gained power |, would have been q
but little consequence we're ihst power suL republ.
can. he seet 81 empire may DE indluerSutV On tAe
Massschu,e;ts Bay on the Ohio the Lakes OF on
The Cuff il il be the seme empire, acting IN good
faith Tor he same dt moCr ste ends.
But IA tie South the gro sta # POWER has seea ~.
con pGi ice by mArkec revelation in polit.csl faith
until Low The theory Of Mr. Calhoun, once secuted e
becoming the popular sei.f Ard thst theory dGers
in uo'hiDg from outright European AisiO,rao5. ave
in the forms ana nsuul ents by Sh.ca !. wofks.
TIE struggle. tbel, b.tSees tia North aud the
Souih 4. Lot one Of sections and OF paIi.s hni u
IA NJ fbp f.uu n
govefnmsuts-ot principle fhpt cam u coaesce noe
COMPROMISE; that musi aate each other an c.e9d,
until the one shall dive cut the q 1er.
ca how little co men dream Of TIE things hat sre
irsnsp uirg about them h. Luth,rs days, h)y little
they kres the magnitude Of lbs results pending ha,
controversy II fractions monk snt naughty Pope
How little cid the fIiyo Iu3 cuurtltr know ma vast
nfss Of that struggle IN which III impdon NJ "a ani
Crom yell acted! We are in jd-t such another era
Daes will begin from The period in Which ~ live
Do not think that all the danger lies IN 'l,t bpei
cloud which flashes N ibe Sou,hsrl torizOl There
il decay, end chlple here in tue North. Old New
Erelnd J. ths, sucked A uerc4n liberty, is nov suck
ling wolves 10 cey0ur il
What shall we think when a President NJ cd Dart.
mouth College goes over To slavery aud publishes to
the world hs reigi us ,c'ion OF tee fgn,fu.nes
OF IT, - part or Goo disciplinary gOvernmen, OF
the world-wholesome a. man, az u punishment Of
sins which he committed, and 20 lildidsts the
~ arresrsges Of Hams sveras i1y debt and
avowug tha,under favorable crcums, sacea hs would
buy ana own slaves! A southern volcano "a New
Hsmpsbire pouring forth the lava ~ desp s 10 isat
incoriupt and noble old fortress OF liberty NBsis
College 20 educate our future legislators
" hat are We 10 t0ink, shen Old sss-nise'fs,
the mother Of the Revolution, every leagle oi whose
soil wells with the tomb of some heroic patriot shall
make pills JmGges through the South, and, after sur
veyiTg the let of slaves III der system ihh turns
them out of mauhood pronounees them cnaaels, de.
nies them marriage, makes thor education penal
ard penebtiary oleIse makes no provision for their
res ous culture leaving IL To the stealth 0f good men
the interest of those who regard religion as curry
comb, useful in making sleek and ninbs b. s;s--
a systtm which strikes through the fundamental In.
sucts OF humanity, aud wounds nature in the cord 81
the human heart, by taking from ppens 81 right 10
their children, and leaving the family, like q bale Of
goods to be unpaoked and parcded out aud sold 10
pieces without any other protection than the general
good nature of easy citizens; what shall be thought
of the conoitiou of the public mind in Boston whsn
one Of her reyere0 and person ally, dsssrvs1y
beloved Isstors, hss come up 80 profou IDLY 90
rant of What we thought every child knew, shNM
comes houe from this pi'grl mage, 10 tesch old Nee.
Englsuc to check her repuRDance Ia Slavery, tody
NJ her tesTs of sympathy aud t. take comfort 10 ~
as urer &c that Slavery, "a the whole Ia good o.
better for ihfCe uiliobs Of lab0rng men ~ lbsry.
He b6s Instituted formal comparison betveea he
state # ,oceiy and The cond ion Of laoOri1g pope
s,ion slave system AM those in free STATE, end
lei he scion every PAGE thai l. berry wOrtsne
resulis tn tn serviude AID thsf u ha mscbisA
and incovoriences which Slavery altogether avoi1A
Read that book in Faneuh Hal, and mo ssesd
aroused aid indignant goosts ~Ouli CONE fbsxias
thee "A # they heard the old Tolcal OF ink9
Hi Yeo read ibOie doc'rii es on Bpiksf Hhl-wt
would il Gsme or quskel No. /, would s'ssd 10
silent m-jesiy pointing ~ grsnIte hoger up 10 lea
ven ana to GOd-sn everlasting witness against al
slavery, and oil its sbettors or defender.
A. this moment The former parties that have stood
in couIterpoise have fallen 10 pieces. Add - are
on the eve, and ia the very act, of rec0Dstrucdag
our parties. Ore movement there Is thu, saIs i.'eh
American. Oh, that II were or would he Nevd
wa opening auspiciOus for a true AnsricAn
party that, embracing the PRINCIPLES of Americsa
insttuiOIs tbOuld enter our Temple Of Liberty and
drive out thence not merely the int.rlopng Gentiles
but 'be money .cbangers and those also, who sell
oxen, and cattle and slaves therein.
II no, the question whether Northern party shoud
be psity Of philanthropy or OF pro9sgaadlsm, or
of abolition. IL Is simply question whether, for
fesr Of these ihings, they will ignore sni rub out Of
n cir creed every principle Of humsa rights
an not afraid Of foreigners among us. Never
tbeless cur politicians have so abused ~ through
them that | am glad that movement IS on foo. %
reg ulste The conduct Of newcomers among ne, and
obige them 10 pass through longer probation bef0rs
they become citizens. In 40 far as uDdefetand the
practical measures proposed and set forth 10 the
Message OF the Governor OF Massachusetts, ! sp-
prove them.
But eek you, fellow citizens, whether the simple
accident Of birth Is basis broad enoagh for per-
IosDe nj National party Is il principle, event Its
mere fact.
Ought we not to look a little at what q man 10,
after he is born, as we'll as at the plsce where f.
D. cialy, when va reme mber that Arnold wss born
in Connecticut and La fayette in France.
II then party i, American, ought u no, 70 DO De-
cause il represent s those principles which fanda-
mental 10 Ann rican Institutions and 20 American
policy principles which stznd in contrast with
European Institutions AID policy
Which of tbese two tbecrlss Is the American The
North has Gre theory, tha South another, shlch Of
them is 10 be called the american ides Which,
Ameiican-Noribern iceas or Southern idessl hsf
which declares all men free, &c or tina. -hich Do.
"a ~ nd ipfer