New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-12

ks veal by ard lsas educst tAe satsa TbA
rpy, 'oisr .. We coula uneeneapd Il, directly admit
ted tie ~sk0by Of the orticin. Asc-,r,}fas g, ,s
tetps the sEJsgss witch det~rnne Who Ara 10 b. the
ri.is and sbst s to b. the policy Of TIA Revublc are
tall, N The hspos Of the mot hl,erate aod t1s lead
r,A c,i,e portion Of the community When we re.
eu Der II is our adn alton Of the Coones frsnknAss
!, enbsr Gee. But 4, ss Republican sddres-sg Re
uub,ca he "a fressp ken toe Ib. CT Of Am rican
spgr, sevrness, be Is no lees freespoken when, 8.
s0uth.rper re i.rnf istes with the Southern States
against he extension Of State Slavery tt- point his
", rds vii IND divided e., mpshy there but oaiv.rs,l
sympathy here; snc We suspect that in the
mi co States ts sentiments Sll ere long command
The adheiou OF the majority. He does not express
him, to If follow, IN the language ot caut ex
app,ra,ed humanity He seizes on that which, 20
,rncical NAB, If the OF Of the system whic1 soult
a w the mlssi0u Of more Save states luto the
Union. BE cenources It's gIarpg inconsistency With
the pripciples % which the Constitution Of The Reouo
lie based aid with the material prosperity of that
lnrg. class If fri citZ. whore subsrtencs depends
ulsn the correspondence between soil aud employ.
mept W. have been accustomed to INT tue Auefi-
can Ieople with tier federation Of Slavery in the
Son, bern Stai.s Ihty have retorted Us that we
fri introduced aoi their ancestors that peculiar
II -iitution with Which we reproach them. Thus
fai TIE bsmr of the Stence Of Slavery may be said
TO be Ill, quHy divided h.t~.en US. Sat, they con-
cider III. n.relv justified by circumstances in not
1oesug systrm which We contributed u FORM
th,y can plead 10 jus lfcsiioa sdmissq ole than
tie nee. ssy OF coteLoD ing factions for extending the
evil Din ciple into States which were undiscovered
ard ur dresmt Of when that sy-tem was sanction I'd
in Virsilis sno Car Dina. Bad it may be 10 its
com, gu. noes fseran "a Is in ts CONT ADDICTION, that
a people whose Constitution res,s upon the perfect
EQUALITY OF the whole of man should protect and
Ieip, the exht,r &C Ut slavery in portion Of its
i,,rt,1y II il ten thousand tunes that i, shou1
MOI az ate this terrible DcoDsistenc, at each step
Is gr.rs and with each acc sci n Of do nion. Fo
II. fnn er u ERE is thst degree Of palatlon which
n, rally acc orded ~ the indoeLt 10 GRAFTON Of grea
- hat oyyr htlr Ia hfr
cation than that which cfefi h,S them tor the later
here 70, oily paiati n but there is the agra
yaiun Cf il cobs sttpcy CUNT, and DANGER. To Great
Lew Slave states j. tn increase the nu nbers of pop
ulntioi which scioUs power may rome day arm 70
the yinr,caton of outraged feel ~ aud volate
nights But il is something more; II is to deprive th
fite citize of tot employ ment for hi, labor Shsch
his oly property il il to create that monopoly Of ter
,ito,a pos which is so obnoxious to oican
tqu.ly d siuplcny. With every new Slave State
there a fresh accession Of strength TO party which,
however patriotic il may be in support OF the national
bo1 or sbroSd, cannot give hearty assent TO the
stirt Of national institutions ct home. Whatever
toicy therefore, tebcs to multiply the Shareholders
those nt.re ted ID Slavery tends also to foster race
VITO can only be halt K publcsns at heart. Col.
Ffemonts language on this point i as sound as %
Lor,st: at would be out Of place here to
" p, dye mysef 10 ally particular policy that has
been suec, sted to terminttc the sectional contro-
"v,r ebge der go by political annosities operating
on a powerful class banded together by common
rielests. practical femety Il The admlesl N oi
"KaI -as into the UIion as free state.
"Ibat ts act wi ch gave birth tois purely section
Gal siie, orig nati ia the scheme TO take from free
labor the country secureo to 1t by solemn covenant,
ai not bt too room Charmed OF its pernclous force.
"Tbe only genial region of the nj Idle ATTITUDES left to
"the eng suis Of tie Norh'in States for homes Cam
not b. co qutr, d from the tree aborers who have
long oon-otr, it set apart for t1e an inher-
"tarce WITHOUT provoking desperate rugg'e We
have eeu eli, addresses lae, which certainly did not
thi gu tiol in bold Fl ain hut which coquetted
with 4 g., va with it r,pe the changes On tie Re
otru tpi1p, he pr-servaions OF our instltu'ions
ad he merging ofporcu ar theories Ia the safety OF
"the Republic We 'rust that the citizens OF the
St,tes viii know how to appre ciate courage
" ich WI neither palter with moDentous question
roi s,tk base The safely Of the Republic upon tin-
id con promise, al if by his courage aud bis All i,y
Dion r. FREMONT the object of bis patriotic
ontitiru We certsiply SHALT congratulate both the
ates and this XII gdon on th" elevation OF man WOO
,cms TO reconcile patriotism with regard tor the ghts
Of 9th. H. ard the resolution To do great things VITO
graceful abstinence from Dragging vi them.