Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-11

oNGud1lSG4 GOCtI1uS Oh slavery.
The following is taken from the Pcnasylcaxian,
MIR. HutLanan's home organ, of Sept lst We
commend it to the perusa of those Democrats,
who are Aatterng themselves that, in voting for
Buchanan they willnot help the cause of SLAYER
ey any;
"Ihcre is great deception in the cry raised
for Tree soil for free men. We have already said,
large numtcrs of mechanics, ariizauS and others
OF the trceMcn OF the North are now in the South
and are constantly going there, all of whom find
profitable. and respectable employment.
II we take into consideration in addition to
/ the trcemen Of the North who thus find employ
ment in the slave territory, the vast number of
them who ind it at home, in providing for the
wants ot the slave states, question if the ex-
tension of slave territory has rict done more for
tree worllmon OF the North than has like exten,
SION OF free territory in this or any other coun-
| try.
1--WE th'ok it IS great mistake to suppose,
that to extend the area of slavery is to increase
the number OF slaves. This is not true while all
foreign Importation is prohibited. We do not
THINK THAT negroes multiply any faster when
scattered over large surface The idea that
is frequently expressed by some of the most Wis
lonary Of the fanatics, that their increase is pro
noted through cupidity. is, to our mind, too alb
sured to need rctutatiou. The migration OF the
4 Dor, mas been great blessing to them. They
are far better Off now in the new states of the
South, than they would be il they had been con
fined to the old ones, Think you, it the three
millions were confined now within the six old
slave states, their condition, or :he condition of
J the whites, North or South, would be bettcrthan
! 1t is Yet such would be the state of things If
! the ideas Of those who are opposed to the en-
/ largemcnt of the area Of slavery had been aGop-
ted fifty years ago and something like it, or
worse, if they adopted now, we have attemp-
ted to show.
eli such will he some of the effects of this rcstric
tive system upon the North. what will be those
upon the South 1t is fearful thought The
very idea of building such Il wall around auv
people, 70 shut them in where they are, and out
of all other parts of the earths, to our mind, in
any aspect of the case, moSte0nnatural and hor-
/ rible. What ii the white people of Ireland, OF
England or even New England, had been thus
shut in, can any one imagine what would have
been their present condition And vet we would
shut in these three millions and upwards of ne
groes. with less than do@ble that number OF
I whites. and with the certain ~ that they would
soon be further closed within narrower limits,
and with less than an equal number of whites. .
i The v L. Erening Post comments as follows
upon this exposition of Guchaneer doctrine
} No man, after reading this, can hesitate as to
what buehanan'S method of settling the great
4uarro Of the day will be, 1t will be settled
ny .e'lng the South have its way. 1t will be
seii!cu oy introducing slavery int the territories
Once tAefa, he lie we'll aware that it will not be
eNt'rpa'ed. once there. it IS settled there for
centuries. The battle is lost to freedom for all
time, or at least tall 6 new and winter ace than
the world has vet known,in which human nature
shall be moved by nober impulses than now.
, shall dawn upon mankind. Mr. buchanan nro
poses TO end tie quarrel he should ever become
President by putting his Executive heel re.
morseleSslv on the rights Of the North.
This is an object worth taking some pains for
if;he hat:ering pictures given by Mr.. Buchanan
organ Of the blessings which al to result from
the extinction Of slavery be q faithful one. Il
viii be better for the free laborers of the North
says Mr.. Buehsnan's mouth piece,-they vii