New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-11
CHOICE READING FOR DOUGHFACES.
SUMNER SYMPATHIZERS.

II is idle To tax OF union, or peace, or truce WITH
Sumner or Summers friends Casne was purity itself
compsred with the Massachusetts, Senator, and his
friends are no better than he. They are all I'VE mean
the leading and conspicuous ones aVowed and active
traitors. The sending the Congressional Conutee 10
Kansas was done with the tressonsbe purpose OF AID
ing the belon in that Territory. The Bick Repub-
lcsns in Congress at open war with Government,
and like their allies the Garrsonian Abolitionlsts,
equally at war with religion, female virtue, private
property and distinctions of race. They all deserve
he halter and it is vain and idle to indulge the ex-
- anQu that there can be union or peace with
su\EHn. Sumner and Summers friends
FINISHED and silenced. Goyernmsnt; w9 ca
Either such wretches must be hung or put
nitentary, or the South should prepare at
omit the Union. We would not leopard the
SlS and morality Of the South TO save a Union
failed for every useful purpose: l., Let Us tel
se action, and silence the foul hcentious and inhdei
propagandism of such men O. stephen Pear An
drews Wendell Philips, Beecher, Cannon, sumner
and their negro and female associates let US part 10
r.ace We would ike to see modesty, female virtue
comm on morality and religion, independent OF Gov
eminent. The experiment at the South, 10 leave
these matters to the regulation OF public opinion
wolks admirably. We are the most moral, religious
contented and law-sbidng people on earth, and are
daily becoming more so.
The of all this is, for the tme at least true
at the Moth. Ii you c,nnot expel the Black RePub-
cans from power punish them and silence them tor the
future, you incapable of self government. You
should adopt military despotlsm. We adhere to our
Republican institutions. Your sympathy for Sumner
has shaken our confidence in your capacity for self.
goveinmen ut, than all your past history, full OF
evil potents as that has been. He had just svowed HE
completely In designs far more diabolcal than those OF
Catalipe or Cethegus, nay transcendlng IN in.
putty all that the genius OF Milton has attribu.
ted to his fallen angels We not surprised that
be should be hailed as hero and Faint, for his pro.
posed war on everything sacred and divine, by that
Pandemonium, where the basphemous Garrison, and
Parker, and Andrews, with their runaway negroes
and masculine women cOngregste. He belongs to
that crew himself. He is proper saint for Free
Love saloon or I'm Inide convention But unless
there be enough of patriotism, religion and morality
at the North to express general detestaton of his
aud congratulations at his merted castgation,
We had better part company No evil that can befal
the South would be great as association with
Sum er and Summers sympathlzen
We give below an extract from his speech, that 10 in
truth the programme of the AbolitioniSts He threat
ems with the sundering of every human tie and up
setting Of every institution % society, with
tlirg worse than Now this is just what Adolf
ton proposes North and South. And we art to be
subjected to those unhesrd of ills, because aeeert
equal right to the common domain OF the Union.
The North knows that he and his compeers have
already inflicted society there many of these very
ills with which he darby threatens the South.
Basphemy in the Pulpit such Is Parker's and Beech
ers nfde Conventions lectures essays and speeches
aeaintt marriage, and against female virtue, icen-
tious pbilansteres, Oneida haunts of communism
and incest, Agrarian doctrines and Anti-Rent prac
Il,tr Free Love sdoonry c,otco ouu CuoAot
villages ard thousand other vile sms the full
Intn the Interpretation, and the commentary of this
fendi-h GRAFTON. These constitute strife, Z" more
than foreign, more than social, more than civil, but
sonnet thing compounded of all these stres, and in
Z" itself more than war;" He and bis vile associates
have already stirred up at the North the stfes with
which be vaiDy threa the South. Sympathy with
such wretch is crime against morality, religion and
God.
The reader will find that, although he attempts to
involve and dArken his meaning and his threat, his
real intentions those which have attributed to
him. This is what he Gays:
But this enormiy vast beyond comparison, swells
tolls in vain to grasp when it lie understood, that for
this purpose hazarded the horrors Of intestine
feud, not only in this distant Territory but every
where throughout the country. Already the muster
as begun. The strife is lor ger local, but national.
a. ches Of the horizon threatening TO darken the broad
civil The fury of the propagsndsts of Slavery
now difnsed from the distant Territory over wide
eItent-msrsbaiDg hOetile divisions, and fore,hsdsw
ing strife which, unless happily svered BY the tr
umph Of Freedom, will become wG-fratlicdal, parr
cidsl WARMTH accumulated wickedness beyond
the welcomes Of any war in human annals justly pro-
voking the avengng Judgment Of Providence and the
av.nDg pen of history, and constituting strife in the
language of the ancient writer, than foreign,
more than social more than civ,l bat something COM
pounded of all these strifes aud in itself more than
war; ~d potiSs commune quodddm e1 omnibus, ct
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