New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-05

Of tie who declares himself 20 be the embodiment
+ that platform j. tie North willing TO sacrifice both
lis Interests and us principle for the sake OF Still
fun or enl az eng the value Of Southern property
! l. SLAVERY POSITIVE GooDi
In the discussions maintained in former times With
The AbolI,ionists Southern admitted tbs slavery
evil snd ceplored the errors AMI 10 s'ortunes
which kad en'aed it upon them In the prcsen, d.
cussoIs with the Republicans hey are obliged 70
maintain that Slavery Is positive good because upon
other ground can hey Jus its extension
giops where II dss not exist Accordingly they DO
ua'ntsiD this new dOctrIe.
! The CidrtsfoA : c. Mercrytays:
The ensuing Presidential canvass vhrh viii probably d..
ieInr IL .e OF M cnioS - ,art ..c,t solely 81 the
e,t s So, iy hf an my ot ae;ss-y
Of the South and me social ofhe SoaA esusyht
% % ; 1 i5 o 1 N : yo Il s5 SsE: and
tt.e .rsc's 70 tee society Of he South and
North rsht eXerng e.f the proven; such eK.
rtjon a. boril Il bcers =. a. is 81 ga OK
~, But further. We contend tha ours The
The North and Inc South cnoi De esa.y WI .u.ei Psops
u q. he sptcf' 50 eA4ei. ss We nls surrender The
Pr pared to meet he A;taci Of Bacs RrpqOcsu,u
oursuiions by making equally ysoEou. assaults theirs
The Richmond Enquirer Save
"rHE TATE IssuE-The Democrats South tie I'm.
pending canvas rely on the old grounds Of apology and
for Slavery foT they seek merely retain whrf.
but TO extend INTO Tesor. where 1t unknown. Much
.. can t1y Key on the mere oGG'a;Ra s.; b 81
slavery and but fo the constitution should be .bo
,hed.
will avail ought show Tia. the I. nee. hap
py Al etsi siio.ed Ia The Condition OF s.y-y IL we 'soP
sdvae ii: for propose TO introduce territory h1
nan beings wLsn TO be unit for b.y, ef govern
nelt aud equal association with other men We must step
farther We must show that African Slavery is moral. re-
ton Of society TLi, o. line argument that will
able scutciner 10 an'an the doctrine # State equality
"FoIi slavery be not legitimate useful moral and
ped, institution without repoof of conscienc'
the blush CT shame seek 20 extend equality
with those State, hayiHs such Institution.
The Northern supporters OF Mr.. Buchanan, who
have courage enough to be frank, hold substantially
the same language.
The Ner- York Day Book of April H. 1856
SLAVERY Ex1ENsIosIae BO'tOH Po,t il is libel on
SION Well then they oppo.sd extension
So Greeley and SEWARD aid Hale, and Chase the aud
the party which The Post opposes OF assumes to oppose There
escape from thu: eonelu.ion Slavery EIen.on i. the
merely galvanized without life motion beyond that
upsed TO by the artificial stimuli OF political necromsncy
is the .oe q, o the country end be determined
the approaching PesaenriA election and Mr.. senator
digestion to this Slavery extension the opposed
to i in con with Sir. seward should once make him
OF slavery should join heart aud hand in placing the above
Ghs 5 y ooa . .na e,.dn that the
would be most whcn thu. represented Bat The De
ncrance deu.5n Slavery extension. and the time
when those who speak 9 mus understand
heir ave better their tongue. hcu.sud
times r.fl than thus help to myy AM 1-~deF and
indeed debsuch Inc common sense oi the people"
Can tie North with IFS welise;ed opinions in rela
ton 10 slavery permit il TO be extended over Kansas
aid the snll vasier regions whore fate depends upon
that of Kansas without reprooi OF conscience AMI
the bla-h ,f shame !" Or shall smooth tongued plead
ers be permitted TO mystify and bswider, and, ia-
" deed, debauch the common sen.e OF the people }"
SoR1HERs OPINION IL TINrs PAST.
Volumes might be fl ed with the proofs that the
North bas been gradually receding from the Anti
Slavery opinions Of purer and better times
To show the minds once held at the North, let us
turn to the records of the great and patriotic aud con-
S.., Of wei. entitled both Dy
gtocraJ hca position and political might to be called
Tie keystone of the Federal Arch. o =,
On the llih day of December, 1879. Mr. Duane
moved the following preamble and resolution in the
Legislature of ylvania, in reference 10 the ad
mission OF Missouri:
sf.ay g. !" as ;' s
hf r. e h sy the eS We, sS. wScR
e.eu.td to the social .PPne., o. tue present ana ,atus
Which adPb Il. "S would .sS would eT eaGs :.
nssud,d ancestry all odiols stain and h1 indeioy
s tie cue,s Of Slavery from the banks of the
Mis,i.sipTi to the shore. of the Pacific:
III, Republican Of America in the nineteenth century
invoked by the duty which t.ey owe 10
ny founders OF the Republic and by tender read 10!
to lin the Of az evil that already hans'
in .~ fol bodIs over 80 lsrse portion o ,h S n'i .
rropriety han by PnI lyania r ConHo.Ts.th ha. .'
u It's hs b.ru the invssbe aim OF the people OF
F,nn,y vsu 20 extend 10 the universe by their Example me
,,. ~ ioe nj. and charities among men which
are calculated enable them TO answer the purpose Of
their CreAcr and ab0y. ALL they may boast that they were
in removing the pollution Slavery them
II rS,d The nesuIr ssan., which considers
It her duty to her voice calculated 10 abrdse Of
Il. /, wa. proposed s extinction by injurious
The States upon which i was qnaappy snIcd
the sutional But cannot be pretended
refusing 10 the mischief. Of human BONDAGE the
bouudles regions Of the We.-s territory which formed
of, Tuiot at
i b,u lIt aey pure based from European Power by the
people the Union large; which may may not be adj
iti.d State the Union at the discretion Of Congress
which must establish republican form oil government and no
resorng the labor natives of the tod such ter
ory he. right Inherent or acquired such AS those states
pos,t.s,d which Established the existing Const uiion
When that Constitution was framed in s"pembr 1877 the
th three has o. ne v On 9g not T S 5sen
t,uded at that time held by foreign power
On the contrary anxious were The OF na Jay 20
corfe hun an bondage within It's ancient home that on the
18th Of July 1851 that body unanimously declared ths sAgsry
~ nv ,,yi ude should not exist IN tie extensive Ter
rori,s bounded BY the Ohio the Mississippi oslad4 aId he
Lakes. and in the 9Th article oi tne s '.' ,.
.5 r . booi p,sHer Of the adnon Territory
H. Tst OF STAT. in which have adhered 70 the
nsL vested IN them BY the Constitution 70 -p@s WIN ~
TIntory upon the conditions Of the boon . p.u..,;,
The Senate and House Of Rrprt 'naives OF fen',v-n'
heefIe but deprecate suy departure nom h hu
e[S y S p Isyt ss'ri the s BY h
GT' ~lon 1fp a Ih. .ty raee Would tend to
increase their number beyond all past examp.e "Suu
and would r,udr al for CELEBRATING this most ' Dol
ur,u the Am rirau Character useless a. uHaV%--n- ,
r1r &. cor yc - IL The full percussion mat upon
TIL, tonic here il Lut one opinion in Penny van-
Re,lted b. the Senate and H.hls ~ htP' -
ClnHtst-eaih i PeAHsgrdEia, That the yLslol' - ts
sae IN tie nate oftLe United State De- Al! ' -. ~
.i,pcf.d A. thai the Reprs'utaiV"s q" ms SIC w n
Cr.re. II tie United states BE- and thy az" herDy
tfau,t tie admission d aIy IeiIl,oty - ns
ILL., Tui. r... aid J.nitory ss s'PuAs aud ssfr" ma
IT, fr,l,r Introduction # slavery or 'o.u.,1y
,1r.tt or the puL of crimes WHEREOF me p "a
Iav. hem Cry a. rvicf.d and shall b" pfoIb4ro a. '' -
Children born within said Territory a'er =
~ Linn A. sat -hsu b. fire. but may be Ae.l - 'r''Se