New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-11
AMERICAN REPUBLICANIsN.
From The Londoa T1ao oct 70.

All friends Of liberty must receive the ms
paiDful impression from the Saturnaa now 10
proeress in the United States Of North America
No itIeTsnt scribbtr, no aristocratlc collccto
Of notes carefully culled to prove the necessity
himself snd HE class DO halicrahy friend
dynastic power has written or said one 1.-THE
the evil against the Americans which they nre now
uiieIlDg against themselves. Hitherto, men VINO were
no advocates Of disorder, revolutionary propngan-
dists-nen who were content In all human Affairs 10
await the Flow action Of time the chief and necessary
ingredient in all real changes for the better were in the
habit Ct looking To the United States OF America a. 10
one OF the striking in the history OF the
human race. There, at last in the freer and keener
air Of those new countries beyond the Atlantic Sea,
the problem had been solved In that great COM
munlty men longer deluded with the IDLE pa,
goantiy of Courts they were longer the slaves OF
teudsl rover nor the sycophans OF fashion. NO
traditions btnumbed their faculties The vast terri
tory Of the North American Contlnen'-or, az least,
the more fertile AID valuable portion of it
was open 10 their generous ambition. Their
contest was wholesome one with the powers OF
psture; il was not to be ensaneuined by the fearful
trumphs of war. They were far removed from Eu-
rope, and from European intrgues and turmols.
Tier only anxiety with regard 20 the old countries
was to produce the food for which We hungered and
the cotton which were TO work up into clothing for
the world. There lay new continent before them
like blank sheet OF paper, upon which they might
insciibe what characters they would The msterisl
Sbors however, which they might res Dive 10 under
take were the least part Of their task Their history
text If Freedom" and what is the result The
answer may be inferred from the following extract
from TIE Nascogee Alabama) Herald, an organ OF
Mr. Buchahan's party:
Free society Nc ,ieken at the What but eo4'
gomedfion y grea'y ~eahanie' hy 9PsTatir. 'gaf'ted
Jayners and mooa.strpk heoorf All the Northern and
,.pecsy New States devoid Of society fitted
for wrbr,o gentlemen. Tie prevailing class meets with
!. at chsnc, struggling TO be geneel and small farmers
a,iou with southern sentemans body servant This s
your society which the Northern hoTde' are endeayorns TO
extend into hAnssa
Sucb is the result of sixty yearsof struggle. Hape
burgs Romeno6s Bourbons are, theD a Necessary and
in, viiabe evil in every existing society save II
must not be supposed that We are founding this most
huniliatpg tam OF thought upon few outrageous
81. cii.peering squibs We are not deriving con-
clusi, ~ from the fierce pioneers OF the Far Wes On
The contrary ready 70 admit that any notion
American society derived solely from such source is
NECESSARILY superficial and false. Virginia and Missouri
must Of be confounded in idea unless il should turn
ont that TIE MAI tes of the as the hu
ntIites Of the ether. Let Us dismiss our Alabama
Wines from the box, and summon another from chv-
slrous Virginia TIE state which is commonly supposed
70 he distinguished above all Others in the Union Il,
IFS ip;ellisei ce and refinement. Thus. then we find
written in The Richmond virginia. IsIairer, Mr
Bucb,nan's COT fideDiial organ:
Reyesedy have asked the North Has 10; the expert
ecfv iaaFerGbe aad 90 not most thAkay aasoa9 ysu
I5eIo,s % ,aett, aad W. S 20 .a,~er Tn,
uesye evidences have furnished that free ocieiy IA ne
s1ryirg dtmorsIed aud n.uEreciionery We Eepa Thea
,hst psicy md humanity alike forbid the extension OF
th. evils Of free society ~ new people and cluirg
sen,rnions Two opposite aud conflicting f-ms Of society
esbnoi civilized men, eoe,ist and endure The
tt CIV, vAy and exist he other become universe
II tree society b. unnAiursl immoral unchIistian tall
and ave way societya social system OLD world
universal as man. %, -
This as we ere told, is considered blythe Democratic
party TO be the abesi journal in the Southern States,
free society, in the long nun, Is an mpractcabe
form Of socictyw Shade of Washington is this.
then. the end of tie great experiment. Be !, observed
that in the foregoing extract the issue is not confined to
the mere question OF negro slavery. b1. the case is
bias aledP The evils of free society are in.uief
abler' Free society we sicken a. the name"
To proceed to particulars, we find more particularly
Denounced fee farms fee labor free society free viii
free thinking. fiee children and free schools. We Are
informed that in New England the cite, are S,dons
and GepOrrsh',' and New-Engiand generally d