New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-07


into tie States and keep them there as long as he
WISHES. That Is the meaning Of Judge Ksne's decis
ion. dictated by Caleb Gushing. Next, the Slave
Power aims 10 extend the area Of Slavery through
hbu>teism; and, notwithstanding the grea, hue and
" made for time yet flibusters now leave by the
huudTecs unmolested-and for what To extend the
area OF Freedom , No. But to extend Slavery. Tue
next measure is the restoration Of the African Slave
trace The South says that slaves COS, from $500 to
81 600 vi lie they could be imported for sl0O
sach hom Africa. They say. too, il is not fair
to lave free trade in cloths and merchandise and
TO have protection given TO negrO-traders IN Viz
ginia and Kentucky The next argument 10 favor
of this is the theological argument, which u sub
divided into two branches. They say the negroes
Should be made slaves because Of the curse
of oah pronounced against Ham, though Ham was
~ white the father; and, second, they want to
Christanize Africans, and as they cannot send over
the machinery to work the result there they want 10
impart the material and manufacture Christians
here upon this soil Laughter Ii Slavery progresses
for the ex eighty years has for the last eighty
years. there will be hitvtwo million slaYes-three
quarters white. If this be realized the fate of America
is the fate of the Republics of old Free Church free
schools and free every thing will 90 down. MSsSachu-
setts will be ike Georgia, and New York be like
Arkansas. Ten years ike the last and we undone.
There men who think this will be our fate. Their
logic is, that man is a selfish animal and this being
his nature, lie should have an opportunity TO exer-
cise this nature That this Government should be
a limited monarchy. The who said that is
high in the Cabinet. Republics have never had Old
bones, but Despotism, supported by bnstling bsyo-
nets, is ancient One thing Is certain: Slavery ID 10
exit everywhere or else Freedom il TO prevail
Ssch Is the character Of Slavery that it must exter
inmate or be eXterminated. little while ago the
question was, Shall Freedom or Slavery SIT in the
Speakers chair The question is next year, Shall
FreedOm or Slavery sit in the Presidents chair l
think that Freedom is to trumphthat 1t sto put down
Slavery. The blood of HeDglst and Horsa, OF Luther
of Cromwell, Of the English Purltans and Quakers,
and of American fIeemen OF the Revolution, Is OPP
posed to Slavery. Three great battles have been
fought. First between the Anglo Saxon peo-
pie in the sixteenth century and the Pope.
The Saxon conquered. In the seventeenth
century the question was: Shall there be limited
monarchy and in which the powers OF the throne shall
be limited by the representatives, of the param
How did that turn out Oliver Cromwell hewed of
a neck of one king, aud stout William the Dutchman
banished another. Kings were taught that they had
Joints in their necks. Anglo Saxon blood prevailed
Next came the question of the right of people TO
selfeovernment, which settled here. Three times
has Anglo Saxon blood fought for human rights and
conquered What if these questions had been an
swefed differently A different world would we have
now ii our forefathers had submitted to the eXac-
tions OF the British Government we should have been
ike the British provinces. Ii the people had submitted
to the Stuarts, Great Britain would have been
under the yoke. If the encroachmens OIL home
had net been resisted, the Inquiston would now have
existed IN England. Now, in the nineteenth century,
comes the fourth great question tor Anglo Saxon WOOD
TO decide; and shall it, who has three times Strken
down oppression, now turn and strike down freedom
Shall 10000 900 of men aid 100000 wicked men to
keep down g. 600, 500 of poor bOndsmen say the
ApeloSaxon is not going to "cave in before 100000
Shareholders. But the question must be soon solved.
The Moth has duty to peitornl--to put slavery
down, "peaceabiy II it can, forGOly II u must
There are two ways to go to work to do this: One
TO dissolve the Union, aud leave the South to settle
the matter for itself Mr. Garrison my friend, goes
for the dissolution He is great man, and love hnn
misses and cheersl The nation does not yet
mise me that there some who hiss
as well as applaud Kisses and applausel But when
they who HES are beneath the ground the world VIII
be searched for marble white enough and gold pure
enough to build his monument and insorbe his epitaph
lAuplausel. | do not agree with my friend GARRISON
in lie dissolution. To do it now would be attended
with bloodsLed But it is contrary to the instinct OF
the Anplo-Saxon race to remain together long time
in large bodies | believe that IN time there will be
great Pac.fi Republic, great Canadian Republic,
and great Atlantic Republic think, too, If It were
10 be proposed to dissolve the Union would be difficult
to draw the line. 1t would have to draw east OF Bos-
ION and north of Concord But rather than one more
tugitiye slave should be sent back would let the
Union be broken into fragments no larger than the
SINCE upon which tho hnilding stands and then
LII ,lace myself upon little piece OF hoe coil
which was not contaminated with my brothers blood.
But il seems to me that the dissolution OF the Union
NJ necessary Let US what we can do without dis
tnrbino n The Free States can choose FOR ts officers
men who are men-men made by Nature aud not by
Natures journeymen. Then let New-York pass Per-
sonal Liberty bill refusing to give up fugitive slave,
and that every slave shall be free when he steps upon
our soil Then pass law TO punish kldnappers by
iuprisOrment in the State Prison. Then punish those
who are il the American slave trade the same
as you do those who are IN the African
slave trade All this they could do in Albany without
violating the Constitutlon-for you are a sovereign
State and have right to interpret the Constitution
for yourselves Then In national point OF We" reprai
all Fugitive Slave bills. Then abolish Slavery IN the
District of Columbia and all the Territories. Abolish
the entire State slave trade and make 1t piracy.
Then make slaveholdng incapscitate man from
holding any office. Then reconstruct the United
States Jucicary-they need not remove the Judge
from Office but remove the the office from the
man. Then in their places | would take honest
men who love God and love men, and then
the Constitution would longer be Pro.
Slavery document. There are things 10 tns,
document that are bad things, which l would
tread under my foot But there are other thugs
which are noble, and they preponderate. Then, at
last, / would decree day, hxed and certain,
when each State should abolish slavery anu II they
did not do t. the Government should take pos
session of them and form Republican Government.
In the next Fix motifs we can place Repuo-
Lean man in the Presidential char, and II that Il
accumulated Freedom will triumph. But Il slavery
il to triumph let us go back to Lexington ana ameni
the st battefelds of the Revolution, and break to
rieces the little monuments built there, and gnnd
them TO powder; 90 to Bunker Hill, and blast ana
tumble over that great monument erected there' Leu
not be with British gunpowder-it would not take
FIRE in 40 unboly cause nor with French gunpowder
that is fty employed in blasting to pieces the bai
warks Of despOtsm at seyastOpOl but let i be with
Russian guppowder for that alone s of such Iatanan
character as to do the work. Then let the present
Administration 20 down to Plymouth and dig up their
fayefatbers rock, which so much abhors the despos
race break il into peces-ay, grind it into powder
bat not cast il on the waters for some 81 christopher
may carry to lands where again its lnnhenG p may
and in mutabe solemnity in the presence 81 the head
OF the American party there, give it to the Pope. lie;
lin then deliver to the Jesuits to carry to Madrid ana
under the Inquis,ion bury full forty athoms deep IN
tbe bowels of the ground But even then despotism
cond not ii secure for the blood Of patriot fathers
wonld cry out from the sky Where is thy brother