New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06

mrst b. inde?endert and 70 driven, therefore TO The
ah,rnaiiyes Of dissolution or the slAve,rsde;; III.
VII ue .en su"' e have been h,,'e Inn 80.
Irscoictpnon upon this snhect. We have not con
tneo oui'eves tie traditions Of our oones WIN u. .he
NoHhi We ga" though. /. Necessary to log a. VIC
Sou'p EoH ae center Of Slavery, and we nave uvu7
not admitted that slavery W, t.tsn
IeiuF behind the argument OF its necessity We
o. se no, admitted that lis Suppression wa. huuia1I
Ard WIS.,. we have not contented that territory Is OF
80, vice without the sny 20 cover Il with saves; We
80. no, assumed that Slavery can be strengthened oy
an increase In a white parper population, or III auy
oaher yav than by an increase IN i,s own
~ labor we have not consent d tba' "ha' 'ne Souo
contends for tes been always rght, OF tnaI WHO, .ae
NH for ras been always wroog; bar resod'e
- 1ng AZ The center OF bis institution we have lei.
x necessary 10 take lines OF obserNa'ion anu u
necsrssry new depic,ure, and we have zone 50 ana
these We have epdeavor.d to give WIN pei''' aN
70 our readers aud the SOu'h , =.
=, nsv he noticed also tha. we have not spoken 70
the North We thought that there was little use IN don
80 This great question OF the course OF slavery nv.
be decided by Ourselves. They cannot couce'e %
e,nre or i,s wants snd would not promote H. IL they
could Their assent to any measure vital 10 ue calre
of slavery would Lot occaion rs adop'lon "Inyu VIC
ourselves were ready for il; htlr oppostion eoAta ".S
dfrtat Il. u rere prepared tor us emo GO -.
!, ia among Ourselves that the measures are 10 uo
discussed and settled and alone To whom the trusts
of slavery are committed must see to their eHeeuon
charged with form of society winch NC oene,e
contains the word Of promise 10 me age y W e.. az
Tor fsure that we shall have been deiea'ed oy Tue
North The trust is the command to break ron the
North or override the North, and trampe down eveIy
other impedms 1T in the track OF our colluli'. .
While we have not addressed them, however, uou
their ipsippfcapce upon this great question: we nave
not been at the trouble to heap epithets upon sin'
what they do is natural and perhaps necessary. iney
would hot help it if they could, and cjud moi Il tney
would. Like every other virtue proee'eo '.to rioe
il the nature of philanthropy 10 exhaust itself upon dis
tsnt objects; is the nature Of Northern sentiment as
Of popular sentiment the world over, to expand INTO
legislation. Ii is necessary, perhaps, as tha'
shall hy upward and 1t IS for US ratner 70 dPPs .se
uroper impedneIts than TO exhaust ourselves IN useless
controversy II let prepared for this we are not NJ Tor
the trusts Of great destiny, and were right perhaps
tia; we she ud be swept away from 1t.
This subject with the little light we haye peen aoie
10 throw upon it, we commend 10 our brother journal
ists at the South We are conscious OF moving Mithh
a contracted sphere, and having done our once there
and taken a fair proportion OF the odium OF sucn q
proposition We must commit the work 10 other hauus
for futher movement We have unity at the South;
no centers Of opinion; no Congress; no connchsi no
ORG ens 70 transcend the lines of States aud Distc,
and there is no direct way In which upon ooutle.n
subject we can address the Southern public sunk 10
the condition of province by the inequality when we
have permitted 10 occur il is one OF the worst e'e
our condition that our journals are but the oros upon
a dark frontier To illuminate at all We must ieueet
the LIGHT VIII h comes TO from the great Va
society TO which we acknowledge an ailegiahce. Gu
tment is upcmrent, unless stamped by England OF INC
North: and incidents, calamity and CRIME are scarcely
interesting unless this happen near the centers vi ee
Greater sSstsm Under such circumstances, We all
move within restricted orbits. Each Journal mas out
the readers of his State district, and truth, there
fore mus. work its way aborousiy. 10 reach re re
SouA BIZ natural channels II mus be poured INTO me
streams IF Information from the North or Esrops
and if uncuent there, have no alternative out 10
conspire among ourselves and to help II on oy 'oiuh
reaure the use of ideas which cannot be originated at
The North or in Europe. We think that this is one OF