New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-29

. msie quieh and easy eonquest Of Ii ,er,y.
~. %s my pt t ss" ~ t; s .s.
ii g. uno gsniled territory u cor sraef We have
.us 70 ~ht IL sS ssI Aaa nog hH Slavery
hall of badly the dog opening his mouth
,s,ins .,re am he PIER he sIre.y had VIII have no
blame fer s folly bu' ref II should have
t.en content with the bss .hHe-ihe hor's shATe-wheh
But TO ron said that opposed
to the I'll II there may be slavery in the
States which she'd b. cmed from these territories way
should be- therefore opposed 10 az viii without
Seosuss 90 Ii-aited vii -s,te none d .plo
ses, nloc otons, ssin snng Bat WI .nse axe
gre the e,seDc- q SLAVERY the stse- that h.
te fcred within these territories became itny ma, there
ufi0ps Slavery 10 sny OF the sates othe Amen
can Ur1oD-fpture States present. sstes-pew or Old
that Constitution no. only al horzs 20 sivery ou
permits Slavery not Only eeaes 40 slavery 70 any par
he lard but sLohe Slavery every Of the isnt Ia
Other worc' bold that there 10 Isr oI Aneeaa
lad in ended mome nts further delay IN eneIns aPon
NY srFuert prove that he oas for the sup
up II be.e eel the Committee ho ether member of Con
gees respOr lie for H. Let the reoseh Of TINS ara sat o
rs1t you IRE thar eytset-fa myself alone baue
other nepbeI Of ceIs ess i9T II asa a95s a, re
that there l. Slavery. say tsa; am aloue And
vet IN Lot Truth with feel her iaspuston'
She CLOVIS in my soul and stand 70 h,r s,rsns n
THERE IS No LAW FoE AhLRIcAs SLAVERY;
Mansfield. decision in the Someset esb hsa the e
none England then IL Ameries for BY the t-rtns
.f chatter the Coz T., eseq nav. no avs 81 :. nS
by the assertion Of The right of every leic u 70 pey
with Iib,ry Of and euised vh avery as
that the earlier decision thsu Nsnsfefs thus O0Tei
NJ Tbs.s,isr decision was Of the Superior Court Of Massa
ehu,eits srd was o character wi haashe!ds
IJana "a Laoimere Wa'htl We are not az liberty 10 re-
ga dis deriou OF he Cout Of Massachusetts, b.
eeuse slavery Rot abOhed ~
u IL wIoIs because ~ That ct hhn y Mans
t.lds because Of the ssyery Ia Enssnd survived
Msn,6eo. decision. Eyea seven Yeas fe It. sdysftise
er .reh as tL coud u found 10 Eus i'hnew.paPen:
To Re sold By aucin 81 George prnbsT' ONCE on Iha
dty ueat the 9Th instant 81 ocock black boy, about IL
var. Of tFe &C. Liverpool, 90. Is, ma
ofinssperdepce adopted. Had there ,ny before
paper all s~sy ca e us ice sha ;us.ei,s tast y
(Copnon1 1bcmds resI No less faal wss IT, how
ever tue Legally IN IsI Ps5s U 5s ia
An eriosn politics. IL oust mary g. tace back NE en OF our
Union % the sedera C'nst
tuition, OF 70 the AricIs Of ut oI ~. ma
and Amercsn Union had the brh N me
a. ~ the Auierlcsr peope-theif iIs as,ionsl aud
authoritative The Declaration OF Independence was
pspor ty look for the and character
and Of the American Unon IL was Tor present ana
and not contingent Uuicnihat ia hers went throssh
seven years' noteworthy bt he OBJECT Of the Con-
pereet yHon"-,hst IT, to improve on an at
IsSy J' cd luton we ere a eent. for
perpetuy End multiplying ard securing me happy ins o. ms
lion and the FeSers Contribution paramount thu DeelA
ration Independence but is tue that the OF the
Conf. snd the Convention which frsrei the Const
non derived oil their egacy and authority from the Decl4ra
ron of Ip6euend. nee You might well tas Of suppanng
tie Bible with the faing written to exPound IT, as talk
Of upplautug Declaration Of Independence with any sob
segment paper. Truly did Of The eninn Gen
Root ofny say That the Declaration Of Independence
the Of the land in AL tho.e States which
clair cd admitted tat that instrument was AIMED By their
aReuts; Iuy did another Of them John &. Spencer
sy that the Ct our aud IS So've
al and all lava Yes the Declaration Of lnde
pendeIoe h The soul Of every legitimate American Con
siutontbe Constitution Of Constif uonsthc Law OF LAVE
repeat tiff there legal savey this land before the
Declaration Of Independence adopted there nevertheless
eoud be none after The sr. truth d th paper Is mt Al
men equal have inseusbe rights Does this
paper speak Of Civil as Necessary II does So
tecsuse this Truth makes II does because
the nigh TO alter or a9oph the IL claim for
Of this 1t claims it, in order to provide
do Lot forget that tie Declaration Of Independence has
fallen drpuie among the son Of tbs en who
sdoped They ridicule II AID cali fanfarOoaie OF
iepse 1t viii b. riocuied in proportion a. American Az
ss er WV Even meSes ccne dhsse
that bonn with equA strength eqad beauty and
ffemss Jeon sIs bis ows5oieIs understand the
Of Independence cay that born with en-
esnns at ths point: If am foot and
ey oranrsion capable OF rseriviss but ose idea
have right to foot, and one eye aud one IDEA
equal the right Of neghbor ns I've feet, and two
The enuDean Of this great truth Of the Declaration
would have usded slave at
that aer The oplion the Declaration OF Independence
American psot bad been BY British force, and pat on
justified him IN calling on his eountrymen to deliver hn
M 5 1e s TO Osss5 e
h. Of his oonnfrymen to aDt ain that ht But suppose
at he adoption Of the Dec srston OF independence On
American asserted his right liberty might h. not
psto rfere TO- have called bis eounirymen 10
nowled,e and defend h. rght Certainly thousand
od more err rhatica w. the rsht Of the pao Dissolve
egi6nce the Crown bu. deduction from the great
have naenstIe tights BIT The title Of the to his liberty
that these n,enahe nehs-s this great center
h, adj right But the title Of the p. be re,caed
eW bis En- Only d ny, s , S1aa tn sr sr e ba1
equality and night to liberty Is emu ei to supremacy
al the shaping and Interpretation of American politics that
but for 1t and for the place occupies IN the o IA
d,ytndence there would have been no Am can Constitution
American nation and American liberty But for the
eOnmencioe Irino lie ana mighty uspson o. ih gsa center
truth the could not have b. aroused to their glorious
fathers nquerd Aean: But for this commanding principle
this mighty inspiration tte sdthe indispensable adhat
Esyette Thoma ClarSson; would never have drawn
sword in the Of America if could have conceived that
KoseSsso at whose fs Preston fhIesedo aud pro-
vided by the viii written by himself thai h. property 10
ercs should be by mis- Anti Slavery eAd, Thomas
jefferson in berang and educs'ng AT saves Surely hs
Ia sbdSd bs n behalf Of Ifiesn sSyery or how
cruel fraud those who fought for American lib
city to that Liberty for establishing and extencns American
But pass from the Declaration Of Independence the
that slavery survived tn Dec arson per dsnce Now
what che character OF the COntu ion
esp Slavery Int from ,he circumstances The
IA ably expect Its this
Its onaby eXItete character may be tho sht by my 10
shed light lis seiual character Looking % the circam
e Of the case are we to expect 10 find Constitution
Pc Slavery Apslsyey made TO uphold Slavery,
leave n Al unprotected outlaw
1t argued that Constitution be the side Of ssv
did ca ~ demand the ia
ah Of Ssv'Ty TLeieis however force this
grment refect that Slavery that time
Savery and thst therefore ia Of statesmen
who po-ed generally wiling 20 leave
die h. rather than force out Of existence.
conden led be hung, thsess IT, when the
bar rim had srvcs ms death bed
mo- hang him. but would leave him 10 die his bed
die natural instead II yioent death That fathers
ola not anticipate the org continuance OF slavery manifest
from hr pose eisoossd IL the Preamble OF he Sonsa
ton ana elsewhere 10 set rp g0vernment which should