New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-11

ton "a, c.ed tets~a TIE Wigs s-i Democrats Of ~,
South under the pre,sure A. through the nTtguss o.
the nuIihers Mr.. Jee sons noble principle, eadestea
70 the country both iof lie moral grandeur and pen
c,lvisdOm II is the tst thought uttered 10 tbe Dec
lars'on Of lpcepenoence; sna TO the denancisacn Of
the XII OF Great Bgitsia for the crime OF bringing
Slavery TO shores il ads IS the deepest sygr>va
iioo, that be hss ptostuted his Negative tor sup
pressing ever legislative at.enpt 20 prohibit Or %
" restrain this exec, able commerce.
Ire first legislative attempt TO restrain the progress
Of the mischief which ire King of Gtea, Britain
yised upon this country, wa Mr.. Jeersops rssoiu-
ton excluding slavery IOm the territory Of the led
States il lssithe poXt that ntrocuced 10y kufas
kirg in l7s5the third al OF Nathan Dare IN l7s7-
sll receiving the vote Of tvohirds Of the States OF
the Confedersc., and the las the unanimous vots.
The fourth movement wss that of the Convention
in the Constitution itself. providing against the i'm
por,aon Of slaves after ls0s, declaring the binding
Nhlciy OF the engagements entered by the Congress
o. the Confederacy the government OF the United
STATS TO exclude il from the Territory aud securing
to the new Government the power of making 81 nar
provision fer future acquisitions of teri ory The
nth regulation to restrain the progress Of 81 avery was
that OF the Compromise of lseo-the sixth that Of
1850.
II s rem ark bic that although hsse great MEASURE,
had their origin sih the Democrats leaders. Federal
aud Wig leaders of greatest reLown united in their
suppor The constitutional provisions on the subject
heo the unanimous sCiffsge Ut all the lustrous men
il the Convention who frsu,ed The Constitution Of the
United Ststes ard from the silence on the subsct In
tie S'sie Conventions called 10 raty the Constitution,
it may be well presumed that these also were unaai
nous in their approval Ct what hsd been done uudsr
the corederacy sn6 10 the new Cons futon to re
stain the Introduction and liIit the extension OF
Slavery Ard may not men OF al parties no unl
TO restore Whs; the pssot, OF ell parties, dufins the
frs, seventy years Of our Cove nment conl oued TO
establish
TIE work Of restoration is simple and easy il the
who abbor tie lae limo vauon on the cugsestied
policy Of the pson can be induced to reinqush petty
A, rno titaf
VOICE IN the ext Presidential election, FOR m 40
whcse espaci y fidelity. coursgecsn b rei"O upon
TO oppose the issue witch tie preseAt AetLos rau "a
has n ade o CO !ro It. in- cones las sro IN ous VI
p sctI tisl uais The sec. ion Of t6e Peep st
the polls ia cboo,iug chief magistrate, will srd IL
Senators ill easily comply whtn tie uatio ZEN AID
il bacs ed by Pres.euisi pcscr sod patronage, aud
hopes Of Tie IL uie, which AM ate the ead men,
bers OF the hody.
TIE Adroinjsi alton hes stIkcd itself ths support
of he tar,y Of pIivileee-Ot class luteres'-whch
makes unit II coz des in he succ rs which has
crowned the Ougsrchy every where 10 the I'D orid
and secured it's ,rumpbs tn maxim, " Divide and
cop0uer" The Wings and Democrats Of the Soutl
are a combination 10 carry into the next Presidency
some cane idae ais elue in maintaining the repeating
clause of the KaI saS bill, which Dulfes the priaci-
pies Of the Ordinance, the provisions OF the Constu
ton ACE TO give them effect, AID all the Compro-
mises which have be-, made 10 pursuance OF them,
with IL sanction o, al sections of the Union.
If the majority favorable 10 the policy built up with
by the Administration, and make the repeal of the re
pealug clause of the Kansas acc paramount 10 the
mpendrg contest Ter the Preslotbcy Gil WIN be re-
stored tia. has been Lost 20 fee instiuiors, b. o)an
ing the Territories North and Sou h, TO Slavery The
Compromises of 1870 and 1850 being restored there
will not be an inch OF the Territory of the United
States, once exempt fro n slavery, on which II eau
legally iItruee ard Mr Atchsor's attempt by an
aimed force to carry out the nulldcaon plotted IN The
c.ucu, which gave birth 10 the Kansas Dill, will like
the attempt Of his pt0.0'ype, Mr. Calhoun, to give
effect to - nth Csrors nuiicaion, be parslyzed by
the irown Of an ,cignant ha,ion made potent by al
hores ard firm Executive.
Au0 there viii end the career o. those gentle men
WHO aroeate TO themselves the exclusive tu'ea 80 OF
the Democracy of tie country, as en'ed that Of MIR.
Calhoun and his proselvtee, Who took the pscuiiar
charge Of the "Sts'e Rights party They sank,
VI der the uIveIs lotion that ,her zeal Tor State
III hts dent passion 10 reach political power,
at TIE hazard of e1ineuishiog in the blood OF the
people the wise and free institutions had cost 80
much 10 establish.
OuI jpI oyeting Democrats, who put under foot the
repre seu alive principle; who violate the known will OF
their ccDs'ituf Dts who scorn ;hew Instructions TO
redress the wrong they have committed who reply to
the sunrrCes that their conduct, that they
are not deDo1 attic sufsges; who, in the piehude Of
their iDalIibilty, read out of the D"m1c,snc patty
Maize New Hampshire Come c'icut, New York,
PENN, lvania Ohio, Indiana, Michgao, Illinois, Wis
cousin end Iowa Because they vii not suhnit 10 the
will Of the Sc, their repre- seLtaves ~ho have set 10
est which frust t1clade Massachusetts, Vermont
nd Rhode IslNd ficn its ranks; who have battered
away rights secured TO them all by compa ,,s-wl
econ lean hat Democracy Goes not reside the organ
za,ion Of int out in the OF the people.
II is the gl,Iy Of our great Repubc that .5 Democ-
racy springs up fog the soil hnd hourl hes in the
e sh air of wide spead country; and thai s rlel
hatyest mt srtiDg health strength, sad spirit 10 our
whole syslem, is gathered annually at the polls. Tne
Democracy which s bed ia csucnses and cabinets is
sort of not bed speoies-. ui,fd to tn tase OF ep
cuiear politician wn, sc spps'ites their principles.
Ipcumbenis ard expectants of offices and dignies
claim sort of patent right in the mscbine OF Govern
mopt 10 create democracy lp,ed 70 their purposes.
HER Innovations in the mac lineIy arc contryances
to renew their privileges for new terms AND the PEG
Die are the subjects Tfoae 10 be used aD in ito
pay tribute for this privilege, and take pride in the
skill Of tie operators.
TIE telegraph wires and the Cincinnati Convention
are 10 bring all the mastery combinations OF the Adj
uipistretion in coLtsct with the masses ct The sp-
toined time. Blu will the wires work. Undoubtedly
The people, far and vice, will have their instruction,
irc nj the OPERATORS bu. tie Response will probably be
thur derbot TO tose who have violated their rights
spurned their nmonsrsLces, ano, as consequence,
have anayed brothers from tse different sections of
tie Union TO sbed each others blood, il civil war; on
the plains CT Kansas.
Yours respectfully f. T. BLAIR