New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-01
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very erroneous opinion seams 70 oht'jn ~
SS..,b IN regard &c :he prevalence OF Pro avery
'-,o,s throughout ths south. There ia no doubs
:, majority in tbe Slave Stats Who sre opposed
-, chspge in the domestic Institutions o, tbsir
,s,es Stsss. But THIS does no. prevent thsir
Tr..,- that ihe insn.u,ion OF Slavery was ever
N.,avpon them. Nor cocs I: prevent 4 warm but
~, csgS,by from exciting 10 favor Of the Frc9-
-, Kss,os saoocDso4s
80 the evils wbich they suffer from SlsYe-y-
- ihough they may be 10 aoJ c1anSe t'r fear
w,,rstr eyils-thsv ere deeply anxious tast otoer
q, OF cur common county, nov free from Slsv-
a, continue Ia remain free. la the same man
~. we The question on oris inal one in regsrd %
- IN thsir immediste mlet, they would unqles-
shg oppose it.
c.,bserc, OF ba kboye, 90 frequeu ly exhibited a.
'Sc-,S. exciies repeated regre.s from large por.
zee pecpie Of the S,uh.
r,es VIII the Nlr!h lesrn III he gress hesr. Of
s,sA loa'he5 tie political dems1ogues who a.
D. lesdeTs 10 Slavery prOpsgaud,sn1 Aud
,,,b hop der pec1lar position ths people of the
- ma, sppsen'iy assent Dy their silence t. ths
=, Pro Ssyery sentiments pu' forward IN their be-
" ,hev espsot csase f0,n wondering Why ina PEG.
= - ,he North, ~-f a.. heir postum. DO not spslk
,obl. ss6 unanimously for F,eedom.
r,b.re seie suy decpfet anxiety on the p4rt ofth
"A /. favor OF Kansas beng Ssye S,zte, why
1,o sb,tace Of any practical schemes Or efforts
rs,s aiouud 20 desirable result II She real
y.rss,s Of the South co1ld be sscertaiued believe
-. lumber could bs found who would rel )ce
s., Kspscs become Free State rs toe number vao
- uio'ce 10 see Il Or snize1 a. a Slave S.ste.
,.lr,e IL not for & some E5at prevalent approaen-
a.s,t he admission Of Ksnsas as a Free STATE
.,ltebs ed as victory Of the \ nth, ana conse.
..u.lv er,osIscipg the North % mske more direct
,...iats on the Institutions Of he South the nun
,t.yorstle 10 + eedom in Kan iss would probably
,..ose decided msjohy &C the intelligent ,izeUs
ias South Il is bis scsIccroW Of Aboiionism or
81 Nor.he-n in erference with the institutions OF
I Sos,b. thst Southern political demago cues use
"A such effect in smotheriDg al ou'spoken sympa.
l,br the Republican nOVemeut Of the North.
IN south If Mason snd DiEon'8 Line, there are
-, va m admirers Of WILLIAM II. SEWARD thsn
"a A. DOUGLAS. Aro 10 reality the rights of the
9Th doubt not, lu,d b. safer in the hands of
n faithful champion Of Liberty than in tde hsOds
IRIS tirne.server who has Did so largely for popu-
aiiy il The South.
A.sp evidence Of sympathy in favor Of Freedom
Kusss late paper pub isbed at Paris, in tbs in
xcr Of his State, depores the Psinful sight of see
n 70 msny NEwYoRK TRBUNEs AMI Cincinnati
csSHaciGis distributed on each arrival OF the ms',
ale other pspers outside of Kentucky and favorable
, Douglas and the KaDsss Nebraska Act fnd 50
" snbscibeis.
Late sdsices from Kansas give further corrobora-
" 70 TIC statements above. Newspapers and cor
spoDderts ore remArking the large number of citi-
rs from ths South who sre frm advocates of Kansas
ng Free State. ANTI-DIsGSIoS.
EsstoE Cosnfy, ny, Nov. 10, 1885.