New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-25

tbe ~hr race, wOu be le~s fsrnidsble neiShbors
sTI. nc. witch srcu.sd sss iti~o ana excited darn
snoss oar herr. .nd thos who h,i already s1Sr,i
sspsibe men he Nokaii sas Abtoaiss he lrSlys' eH
reet spy other
,iory contained IS we have sen huodr-a thou.sni
ssvss I'D item Va uo T. Of nil sar~ Ia
fhse fanatic. rrccoauced slavery an tntv dns an
% he siei II could re -runove6i The
our STATE Ordinary Eca purposes seaeey ave hh
red thor and aud the .ho1n'n OF Ssvery n-rs wia
Involve TIE dssfruc;ion productive capita estiusee 9y
millions Ct 60 las 0; taxation aeon 30 pc pie o. hS
aoounr II CAP tai besides the sGiucnd TAR waco ~oaid o.
pecesssry TO sinking uad pay OF TIE deot efel
TIE Cots,itun II Aiss az rr0EiSts we
ps.ng enascipsrry slaves ~ithout TAI co
10 Their aud It IS thserr ap'arenI that tenio' tno
REVENGE o. The state would o. oar y sun 20 w -
In e upon equivalent 70 the aetna money "a ue ot ms
which such deb wo5 er sie oiit stoss'Hst ~ t'
calculation iupr.ccehiy sid impc ey and cTnsty 20
,Si r Va, ard ths sddr nal debt which srch removal
would cese eous M probsb TO t't oee slo1ed oy th-
pca A Ire statistical tables II STATE, showing vs. poou.
ton Az Tev,n1s have ga ed n most snsulhe Ayo
rsued fur Der sud esinsts was N ,de % embrace me
three q IONS and half f saves 10 the Souhsn snd
mast ,scepd il order 20 their value IN money h'
Anti Slavery crusade which .et n TIE torn OF open
sssst tae shte wi hout the seue sncs or
sxt ~ od 70 III AZ sce which the Abo orlsi Pateses
much rgd ,nd which stsad 50 much hshe, N aus sse,on
than his own be OF mere Jolly and @1eseines OF
what perhaps worse selfish aud sectional siusss Tor Po
csl power.
and worthy ~ notice u
ton ths IN history of African slavery up 70 this time no
government hiss yet been kno 70 sooh &c wheh tar
Brtsin il Is true abolished slavery in J,mAca, but the
plsners OF jar aea had no PoenA voice 70 we o,.n
i5de States hardly be cited exception "nee TIA,
shroEaon not 50 ueh The res. OF - u VS. o.
bor known to those familiar with the iirspudcnce
OF bi pntrv AID of EngAnd thsi slavery has been
created bv positive statutory enactment, his been
has abolished T. any country when the popular "u was pNs
norn in legislative Is existence and noo-eXi,!ence
actor snd this iet s3ouo eieh en7 yep
uron he vii of an overuliog Providence, whco works ont rs
ends mode snd time nct Always cplaen' - hn''e
moEtas
The biscry srue Of ou5 lu- States relation
esor. etscter il " ud SC m 1uzh. be conclusive
Sc sus have ctua ineTe-ts iavo'ed aud
whom proper setrcpec II not o. cons'i uon, Oh T.
ss,ion ,hd train from impairment Interference. Virginia
Ia 1881 Kentucky 'nty were ssated from center
&c by bold and unrestricted discussion OF me
subject emancipation. C0n the hastings sud IA less at 20
sssshss the subject thoroughly examined ana oNeypio
ject which genus philanthropy could susse ws' nvest
S.ed Brought forward in the GA Dominion, under the saac
lion venersted and respected Throughout the nl OF
the Commonweath-We known 70 nave zen SusINneu pro-
ec, Of her distinguished statesmen-avoed by the nap
periDg Of then recent vile dgrosncs ana De Dy
Of the patriotic snd snsh ned th snene
heas failed without show OF strength or step 10 al
vance toward he object contemplate IaI nas%,aae o. ho
difficulties 70 be overcome was - ssat au SO "
strike the pa,ou, and then sdyesaEies Inc re-
suit has both in Virginia snd Kentucky, the slavery to
se language Of kentuck eloquent az dstnSunei
and one to- otemoe 10 the woA o. emancipation
Can n hat there il destution honesty, of intel ssnce
patriotism ami pey in ssyeholdns StNes and hA hese
EN- Free II the conclusion must be That the di
,u the such enterprise exceed al the cgcua
aws tho will Of that Being, whose prnrossNe IL 70 make
crooked paths straight and Justify the w.ys OF od 20 man
we have no thought discussing the subject OF slavery
Viewed IN moral economical ipect Is regarded
the resolutions of the Convention declare as eoey ana 81
cusyey matter OF jurisdiction, and Therefore one which
ao no w. bsve meyay s5yertel 10 the fact In con-
nec,on with the Abolition hansas that
az, hs 70 have meyer vet been able to suggest plan
ifqF 81
saving nothing of CONT, uona guarantees Federal ana sf
Inc COLONIZATION scheme OF Massachusetts, we have said
excited aArm ia Missouri Its obvious Design was 20 operate
further than the prevention OF the nstura ehpHon
sayerv IL was intended TO narrow its existing limits
strny NJ. eonbum of power betwee the North aud SOUTH
md leave the slave holder OF the VIII OF hoyi
d.rersId con-utional obi aons and cauy oa 20 hcb bit
ter epd the mandates # ignorance prejudice and bsotr It's
success manssty involved radical chlnge IN our Federal
Government it, toal overthrow hansss QUO ps .n
abotorzed every additional part u the present pubic DO
hereafter opened to settlement 9na every tllis a
an exploded Wmot Poyo hus virtually enforced throughout
extended DOMAIN ST. claimed Is ul.a ca. 20 ~ Il
on is military ensgns The stars ard st'ipss OF the uhon'
tho plan constitutional and gall II must oe conceded th
+ was 20 e1iSeptiy Prsoscabe Il no
tered States adopting It contained surplus poPos
ton which could be bought and shipped while the Sou A.
~hicG mao s L. re K.n.a Neirssks law too which
was so extremely hateful the fanatics and has constituted
the pacpa theme Ct their recent denuneaton would De
tcurry frsn1ed precedent Congress for the opening
Of districts 70 settemen' Toe old Missouri rehncton
could have and the whole purpose OF tho Anr
Slavery sEtstors both and out Of Congress quietly
coInplished But the aed-as deserved to tai'
an re va: .&eme totally =, ysacs Wild the
Government both stae and Feleral and with
toe soea Institutions which these were deIgned
10 p4Dtec aui access would fatal those
who cyed could have been TO those intended to be
The cu1ns;.rce o. novelty s entitled weight in poll
tee wei The abolition irrupton upon Kansas Is
wi ao1i precedent history Seg n,ynine years Of our
national have o ID o.; Teirtorf AFTER Territory has been
rn thirteen increased 70 two YET never be-
fore entered the mead Of statesman North or south TO
pr.iNe a.
BY state To Massachusetts, belongs the honor OF
invention ard trust she will survive It's defeat but she
DO justice 20 her past history
say thst she Ia the time her Adams et hahcoeks
and her WaIfeas yet where she soo IN recent
when her Webstes and Choaes aud Wnthrops led the
OF Her legislative halls arc hed with ruth
polluted with ,nents purporng 10 annul
the Of Congress passed pursuance and ~ reason OF me
susl nts the Ccnst.t1n and her senatorial
cb. A, Washington are filed by reOucian snd bgot
OF studies disguise In the dapey OF CLASSIC eocltion
the noe, hdeous and reasonable forms Of tonisn while bis
oesGue pessed city rabbe with open and IN
dunon aoociatsd With the oI.ces Of abolition
the cornpstriotA Of Ben amin franklin.
No Southern or Sue has ever 20 c
percy OF settlers soil and climate invited Ihe south
%, force slave labor those who pre- erred
labor hentuesy tror rsaa . di ennes,ee irqn
North Carolina Lni Kansas vii from hssonn-'fOn cOntguy
u territory and similarity Of climate Emigration has followed
;he parallels Of Latitude And VII continue 90 >, une,
yerted by ach orgtlIstons Emizsn All Societies sna
Kansas Lssgues
ithu said thar ne hssachuetn hay, an an
dt-d e1nsrsts Ksnsos tina. this nsnt may be ez,
ttmles larger pFate
iop, 81 ns nterprise under he sanction Of Leg
atye ensctmeI out another snd equally Jns iAbs form
OF elasraon Political scons ike those o. individual must
be judged by their and ehse1 JoquesuonG5y en-
grstor both individual and collective from me free stess 70
be sgrtb AID ron the Slave states 70 the north
bss hee nom the foundation Of our Ooyernmsnt 70
present day Eltsout comment snd "tnoul ooscto AZ
40, that such enst even ostered BY 9Ate
p, mage Hold be Iegs or 10 coy respect
o. ne INVITE occupancy; sns no mar tro me
sutneIn eKtrery Florida 70 the northern ooan1ry 81 s
sour he's hectcd % eu-srsnt SIMPLY oessgse ne
W. ron re NORTH and preferred free labor TO that Of
s.v,s i-p.n this subject b. 70 allowed 70 consult ms
IN conyerience and sncsi and it IL expected
,bst 1e vi permit s neishOgs . exercise the same
rf,lIsrs b.. 10 one ts.l ~ - nsuith between