New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-18
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC ABOLITION
ISIS.
From The Mobile Daily R.gi..ey, Dec. 8.


We copy from THE n. Y TRIBUNE one Of those
con ptuous End insulting ar icles which thai paper
delights TO hurl at lis Southern countrymea II Ne~-
York were foreign country, living under separate
POLITICAL Jurisdiction and even a. with the South
n States lie public Press could not be animated by
more bitter spirit Of hatred toward the SavehOldRg
states than that which burs in the columns of Tx
NY. TRIBUNE. The force Of repetition bas made US
e1ite used to this SOFT Of thing, and we have long
tessed to hope for more justice, consideration aud
haefnAl feeling from our own country people, the
Stoves ard the Greeleys OF the Nor.h, than we do
tom the alistocrate fabacs who, in Exeter Hall snd
lWorl0's Conventions in London, assail US with a
lyiuperation and calumDy insfigated by national
Nzue6. The pitiable part Of the mater Is, to see
American citizens and American cleTgymeo the tools
,.d cats. paws of the foreign enemies of the United
States TO effect the destruction OF Free Republic,
whose influence and example before tho Brush ma
Tim, the British nobility dread. The Aoonnon sgHa'
ton in Anne ca is Of British origin object was to
Dissolve the Union and check the growth and power
q institutions whose glory aud beDehcent influence
upon the happiness OF mankind endangered tue
IClisaTchy which in England monopoDzes the powers
and the patronage of the Government. The history
al the countries for the psst quarter OF century
iaoys how cunnDgly and how vigorously t1is scheme
has been pueued. Controlling the Government tnls
Oesrchy has done everything but use force to attain
hs End IT exhausted its diplonscy in vain effort 10
itreyeut the annexation of Texas; II has ruined
one Of the finest colonies and maze bsggars oil snou-
sands Of its Oyal subjecs by the act OF en4nclpa'
IL Jamaica which under the guise OF phllan hropy
va. cear,y designed TO arm American Abollnonis
With a powerful argument denveo from example
and its supposed happy results; Il has endesvoreo
10 place limits TO the rational glowth-he legumaoe
results of an INDUSTRY and increase o. popna1On un-
hard az before in Disory-Of the American Republic,
kn BY tie steady efforts 10 evade toe Monroe ooctrne
q non intervention In the political affairs OF t1s c0utl
Ip. AID by eDdeavoring 10 tie the HANDS OF his po.
81 nent In relation TO Cuba by tnpArlte treaty IL
k,s useo the utmost power of ia press 10 oenounce
|Esyeho ldere and " aid and comfort aoohuonstsi u
has seut is Thompsons and oher emissares 10 preach
Ill. - has anNf I'D .
sdton ard treason on our sou; ~ mss mytsa " h n
hons ano petied nd R1Nseun, American traitors, wno
we're haze enough 10 unite with nval ana nosue
sGoyernment 10 uaduce snd betray their own GLORIOUS
teOuptly: while the lordy mansions OF the London
nobility have been tnrown vice open 10 'ne "alni
Welcome of Mr.. Harriet Beecher Stowe coarse
AID ,ulgsr woman, whose only passooIt 10 theI
Hospitality was that she vas the successful ioee' ol
hsr country and the author OF oook INA no ~
conception, and more infamous ia me aaI he
riyit OF mepdacity which perya1es It, we SPEAK Se
M ood Of the British atstocrscy ana hoi VI .ue
British nation The people OF Crest bn'ain' ny tuo
kqee OF blood and in tne spi. OF liberty whch auseI
No. a., in their history are obliged 70 sympsthze
, I'M that more full and perfect development OF true
English liberty which their descendants nave
n the new world. The British people DO love noerIy,
and they must respect their own brothers VINO nave ~
o,jously illustrated and defended II IN Anerlcs.
TIE irnoy atoms berry made upon what IL caneo TAG
Briti,h Constitution the resh ana gro" ns ueae
Of tbe Er glsh people for reforms tne ~
tsmhpg OF the nobility for their privileges Tue uGl
ys-. shout OF ncigr ,ion which went forth from ,he
ynoli.h maple when a few weeks ago, re Lo"I0n
f1Ss raised q vsrcry agar st the Cuiteo
show how strong are the 81 mps,nlss snu We - Z;
bind the people Of Ensland to us, ana nov Po"e'iu
the irfuesoe Of our institutions upon mem ..so0,
THr n Y. IKIBUSE, processing 10 os on 90 -
ovsr Of liberty 40 republican In ts sentiments as 70
have ,srntd the title of red in Europe ana Ct9eH 10
America, sobouing the In espohsiole oespo'tsln ~
ponsrcbs and deadly hottie TO the privileges o. noo-
y yet lends iisehs willing inst ument 70 an asoc
rscy which in its efforts 10 divide the Union, suks'
"a L ouoeves, the dsadhest blow a. American repuo
hoapsm In lie blind and besOttsd fanatics N, ooss
moi fors zee that s own cton OF the Urion would oe
fhe ,reAtest sufferer by dissolution and that England
would Al zee becoDe the formidable free, more than
Il and isvorej rivsl Tor the Southern trade which
~ North row enjoys. Ne event would tesd pow
s-6 liz 10 suppress British sbolitionisn ss dissoa
In, az The Union. +; gsh manufactures on the one
hand and South ern cotton on the otnsf, would prove
"a attractive elements OF close CONNER
90, sTsrc. ard then perhaps 70 use MIR. Grseleys
seosnt ,xpression is might possibly erasl nrough
g g. hail that as a Northern man ne nsd been
s...hls dime in foreign bands to burst tue Inn lied
buboe Of Northern prosperity ana rum iS own
section. a. .hoto.sla .hayges
II Tyy TprBrsr against the dishonesty OF southern
| ,ne,chan's tradiI In New YORK. III qd'e ce''su
-, ,hs nr.c.ice OF New York merchants, woo are
.sS 10 know their business better tnsn ins 'nei
"a crocbets and isms, just the revsse OF tSs eI
,Ssnrv BUYERS Of gcoss for the Southern stses are
tGe bee. customers and enjoyed the lsrges!
c,s1;, In The New-York Dssset-s circumstance tua;
!. ,oee,hef a, war with the theory oil tneu un'ef'a
In ,s.,on 20 the right and astioe OF the Soutaern
sat-. 20 retslste upon those Northern ones SuIcu
| have abrogsted the Fugitive Slave law, ana P''''d