New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-12

are bound in q mos Gyine cs> osigu
not fer moment to be recreant to Your RsrrSb AN
principles. We have lost battle. bat We have 20.
victory. TIE rscedipg steps of the men WIN ,a,ras
from Bunker Hill echo through history Eke ne a.
ysDcng tread ofthe great army of Freedom TApolsusei
SGch precisely our position at this day. iftsers has
been in the past campaign soli,ary thing said xbich
Is true, that thing is tented traer this d,v An
that hiss been said By the many elcqusut Repaid
Lean speakers in this campaign Is that tie
slave Power IN I'M, TINS e. country s d.te-mined
system Of Slavery, and thereby political preference
il favor Of Slave States over the Free Territories Of
the United ststes And this is rev policy Of the
Slave Power. In 1890 the Congress of the Tinted
States decreed that Slavery should not exist upo anv
of the Territory ofthe United States. IN 1870 Con
decreed that Slavery night exist upon or,hajfof the
Territory of the United States and in 1856 it decrd
that Slavery mgh upon all tine Territory of the United
States Do you believe tha. the position of the Re-
publican party whm, that these acts were M,
in pursuance of perfectly intelligent and well-under
stood policy My frlends, at the foundation of our
CoyerImeu Ut the Slave Power had FIVE States and COO
eco slaves, and in those States it was admitted
that slavery was curse and misfortune and societies
existed smong them to aid in emancipation. But after
an interval of sixty years that Power has fifteen State,
and three millions OF slaves, and now claims that
slavery il diviney sp pointed institution for the
Contamination Of the negroes laughter is the true
organic .on CT society and declares through the mouth
OF one of its most distinguished orators in this campaign
tx Gov. Johnson OF Georgia., speaking 10 the very
shade Of Independence Hall in Philadelphia that the
ton at issue whether capital shall own labor
and sell labor as it sells cattle or not; and when we
add III. &c facts the murders and the assaults on men
no attempt 10 express the same sentiments as the
original shareholders at the foundation of the Constu
ii ,1-can you then say that this is n mere whm
What was the tragedy OF Kansas but the fearful en-
rbesis written in blood upon our Western territory
thai this was not within chance result bat the re-
suit of policy deep as the deepest do not at
tribute thi. policy to any section Of tt country SUCH
bpt hold that when such man Jefferson Davis an
ayowed Secessonist, is in the Cabinet man who
from week 10 week in his organ openly advises and
mends dissolution of the Unon-that he has no
ore busnt IS in that Cabinet than has William Lloyd
Garrison IApplause. The Pro- slavery party has no
heat but 1t has brains. Their whole history is written
in characters too plain to be mistaken Ii shows Ia
the Slave Power is en- memorable and remorseless
poyer | do not speak of 1t as the South,
but as the less than four hundred thousand
owners of three millions and halt of slaves in that
section of the country The slave Power by the result
of this election has the three branches of the Govern
ment-the Exc cutive the Legislative, and the Judi
ciary. Even while the bloody tragedy of Kansas was
being enacted, determ ned was the Slave Power to
triumph that il plotting with hilbuster in Mica
ua to reestabh Slavery in that State, that when it
applied for admission into our Union it could be ad'
nitted as Slave State Then there is con-
test now pending in the Courts OF this
State between Virginia ard New-Itrk, and when 1t
shah be decided that the slave not escaping, but the
saye being brought upon the territory of the States Of
the North shall not be Free then will be made true the
threat Of Mr. TOombs in his last letter. that be will yet
call the roll Of his slaves at the foot of Bunker Hill
Then will it be time for to fall upon our knees in the
moot abject form of oriental homage before the Slave
Power. and confess to Senator Douglas that We
are indeed subdued' ["Never'l. That power, which
has now the control of the Government understands
mankind. l think they will hardly dare to bring
Kansas into the Union as Slave Slate. Bot If
is admitted as Free State, that power will have two
Slave States out of Texas. Thus while they give an
inch they are cure to take an ell BE that the
Slave Power will make certain amount OF concession.
But, men of New York, Americans, freemen, be not
deceived. Let man tell you, with sixty years OF
history before you that the Slave Power is reenting
that because it has of the most signal victories
it is going to give up the prize for which it has always
fought II you believe the Slave Power to be what
YOU sew YOU telieve it TO be, power determined to
cor auer, power willing to give little 10 gain every
thing in future then every man in this land Is morally
bound not to cease his efOrts until he shows the Slave
Power that this great party values Freedom as much
as that party values Slavery Loud cheers
AT the conclusion of Mr. Curtiss remarks the meet