New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

w, soder At the time Of their edarrel some
years since. r.; I'll c.,aana
vii quote 10 YOU Mr.. HSlett himseh. Eseg Anar
slavery man Of twenty years s'anaing VII, Ien1I
her rat In tie DAYS Of Andrew Jackson. NJ MAJ,
is,, vs. tboroueh-going AboiuOnist, and edited
: zs.Ious LutiSlavery paper IN bos;on, called Tx
pos,c. DaJs Ad,ocd,s. Ii was By no means
:, III srd water sheet, but went hand AID Aa1"
nth Csrrison's LiLsrat0r when Garrison was "a
bisIriq,e. II dealt With the Shareholders and 'ee
pro.Slsvery Democracy ID Way iaAt not one ~
ten Ct tie FTee-scil or hepubAesn papers 10"
eyisting would venture 70 initiate. Here aye sone
.1eciusp. which ! have selected, not more Tor
poipt than for brevity.
iea7 1Jc, e" Til " T. Co1smerci1l thai
,Le Celebrated lstters Il Gen Jackson % NJ hcnroe
- III fg1rsi0n q bic Cabinet IN l5i7, were Wrltiel
~ Eobert g. Har,er It IS papabe tat they could
c,,,,'d never have been written ~ the Genera
Cct.e.-s II TA< TeegraPt could only co2vnce
tie raj Jects9n zen that thar tDo1"4 tdot h4'
s,+na rfr1i;ted this iGl-e reckoning - ne hep OF
li, Touring S.cretary Van Buren,, thy Noul declare
II capital tlick. and reiouble then eoEt TO seeec'
20 Fr.eI did PTesident
(if o. be- Jaok-on men have az last i01ni ou
The, tie Arti-MasOns cutting up the OF Genera.
u1r. ef4c;uav than all Lls otbeT opIOnent- and n
Po,ton sta,e.fiar rov The Poft tas had INSTRUCTIONS
f. fall 10 sLd abire then. ~ t-f5F cane "
Grfere1 VIC heer tas tired hls hand II yer! abusive
a. s;i Liter vi icl tie Young man vii pr -0ly IJi
| tui III fer we may attend 10 h ca-e.
ls9a. JAM b." some Of our sagc and tafeD<Hdf'
rcsses rgf here IN gland, tel u ver graVey
lat il h al IfIl cement Of the oo1rtililvAil com
/ 20. "a talk or w.lte about Slavery. WHAT We
hit rot taxi OF vrte against tAe Slavery Of 600 v')
! ri our fiky bergs TIE South nay modify ~ cui
~ our tariff; they may dnve ~ INTO hAnulae' VI
cie year AID GIVE OFT the next; tut W mus be
-,erf about tl4r slave labor j. tai tie dvciilnf
Gr ireomenl IL heavens name let Us never surrender
! Tie ncbt to reprcba'e sav'ry
| M h'ar.A 2s-' TreSideaf JackS0H CGHHot c1CCy
! fr,-oyd e-ea q republican and Pg2Hiar nefsnT1'
,l1,f 1at tug tie dcsDof, putting darn mat IT, cp-s
qytstccrccU pcrcr and fooH1Pciy, ~ 52raze ~.
| e,sr n m0re 0rbfT0yy p>icer oad ~DaCp"y hm'@L
| "JD5e 27.-1ie Tennessee stat Convention ~
AMENDING lee Constitution have received % 10 nothing
/ 10 alleviate Slavery tho sage ground that Pr9Dsrfy
~ ncn j. oder then tie Constitution aga Therefore
would be uuC0LsttutOna. 20 ine.feIe. STATE W4ose
sages cen give such q Hion as tas o92H' - hIr<
! he c1cias,sc hoaor Il aiming A"dTer Jae-'0HJY
/ its mart dis ingrtshSd citizen.
! "Jgfv "a spaper ia Boston, where they say
stands Ii cradle & Liberty talk seriously about 0D
erv az Den, and depr Gates any mteriereree VIII nc
! ral il f. hold hmm tciHgS a. ctattH. ,.,
/ Oc. co." We rejoice to fud ouT able elf fltaiui
I coacittor, The =. j. Wig, cheering On the oig1a.
AntAIascrs fofte spPport Of the @"a5is ant a1e0"'
] 1{asAtd StUoJf.'
lsa5. Jan. l." Out Of seven Presidents al bit two
have been Southern and SHAREHOLDERS, and, a. the
Free .ia,cs Loc u.G orty Of the votes me ptope 81
/ tiose State. viii begin 70 ak phy mi st9aN ff'0,
Hrntlr(s 10 c.ct ana her slaJo0ir Pres,denf i any
decent man can be found to make President OF wAo
/ does lot
To u ground ~ fan ii.l while he sc,.s
| Lrd trcutle VI hen be wax"
! .Ton IL" EyeIy one worthy Of the name Of Amer
jean frortarCoufy ays that al in tuition when na'd
rally produces such fruils oHgtt 70 o. o'2 1aD7ef
/ and ABOLISHED 50nttou, a. any raie IvNEDIArELf.
No DroIhma'icai crR', (qred tat not ti, en- Gqo.-
/ oeflC fer he cDnfiHV0Hce AZ SIdreTy 1t o1y.
Sal &c." Il seems they mean 10 discuss slavery
If lie south but won't let Us di-cuss ii at The North
True freedom Of discussion at the South means tat
yCu may dscuss slavery up a. mucn q you Ike, ull
fhan't Gifcuss i darn"
1seC-Jq5. g" u seems 20 us that oil sympathy
with tie To1iaIs j. wasted They pretend 20 be- light
irg for hbcfty wien, j. iGc. they are fighting against
t.ir leuefactors who gave them land, becau-" they
won't Lex iLom hold slaves and cary on The Save
! trade .
From these specimens, running ever period OF
! four wears. YOU can form some idea OF bir Hal
! let's POSITION 10 tie past Here in Massachusetts,
we DO not greatly care either for his past or his
| prefent opinions, aud ! have compiled these ex-
! tracts merely because you desire TO see them. he
beet the only neediul commentary on them VIII be
! found In Nh Halletts own words IN The DQHy ID
| r0cGte, Sept. 5, 1874:
"1Lose Who profit by political treason may approve
| the act but tLey awayr desp-e ulc traitor. man
who IS not be- true to one set Of prncp,C- which he
| had deliberately adopted, and which he can find no
moral duty compelling lin TO abandon, vii never be
| true to any ether set Of principles which be may re
resor to e. Il after Of e1pediency, or to insue sue
| cess for tie moment"
AsI write salute Of 1913 guns is being fred on
the Common in honor Of Banks's election This
| great victory Of Freedom and the North will be
celebrated throughout EewEngland with the
| beartiost enthusiasm. At Walthsm, Mr.. Banks's
| refdence salute is 20 be fired 10 day, and to-
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