New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-20

49, but 10 e1tepd into ressons where unsoo~n So,
less they r. To. utton1 $780,
cry for sch reliance pregnant With me S ~ h.b.d
Nr viii /, ays q. suEht 70 the negro no't nAp
and best sitnsed TIE condition OF sIa'y :. 80 ., dv.nc.
n r We propo,s 20 IN rouos into new tern ofy h1n-n ees
whom b. SIst for hoS,s i 90 .;sp further
", must show tb4t African SLAYER, u mora, , ~
raj and probably N me ,en Of thu. vii enable south
q, an,sin doctrines Of 5tse hqaay Ha SANey
b.i,1;or We esnpot without reproof Of
.csnoe ana The blush Of shame seek 20 nj % assert
0,T northern friends need not 40 thus lar lhey 90 not
70 bt on our part They may prefer their social
,p 10 our-i !. rsht that they should But while they
~ 49,, ,bst ours i also ghtu aud legitimate and
ake BY opinions and usaE"s oi mankind and By he
cnepty maintain that slavery is immoral mex pedent and
profsne and yet continue = %, u ,n b -iJ 49,
nterance b. longer suppressed The tine 'ue should
Thus YOU have by the great leading organ
The true isue between the parties in this and
In unmstekable language. State Equality and Slavery
Extension, used as anonymous terms And marx;
"The Democrats of the South, in this canvass seek
not merely 10 retain Slavery where il is but 20
"end il into regions where it Is unknown North
Gem Democrats need not 90 thus far How very
kind They do lot seek 10 extend Slavery, but only
agree TO its extension a. matter Of right the part
Of their Southern masters. But there is thing
they have TO do: "They have 10 admit, in this
"vass that Slavery Is righful and legitimate, and
tbDCuOntu dIlht W plIl4OLr anu uad5c3 vi
Kind and by the authority and express functions Of
Scripture" Now, they are only required TO admit
II; by the next canvass they will have TO swear IT
Was ever fcrvi!ity more ahject than Southern Demo
rats are demending Of their Northern allies Are
you, reader, Northern Democrat, intending to vote
for Buchanan Then you Que ef those called
"our Northern friends You what is required Of
you. Are YOU prepared for such servllty-t0 be useI
a. tool ID the hands Of the southern Ohgarchy t.
help extend Slavery over the free Territories But
Tie R,chmOnd EugHircr is not alone r iis views OF
the tue and State Equality lquoe from another
Democratic organ, of high authority, from which 1t
will be seen what Northern men must admit, to be
"cOnsisten who sustain this doctrine by voting Tor
the Cincinnati Platform and nominees.
From The Chorie,fon Is. e. Mereury Of Apyh ], 1870
81 ,io 81 Fd1sj;,y Nonn can Consistently OF effectively
co1,sn6 for State Equality do hold that the institutions
motive Of human happiness with the North. If slave
society be inferior in these respects 70 nee society We o. s
South and criminal IN pToposng 70 extend 20 ne"
toTy and North hight in exerng itself 10 the utmost 20
Ours Is the best form OF society for social Organisms opposite
the North and the South cannot be equally wei
be fGocirne Of STATE Equality and Slavery Extension,
uIe'. we are pared to NEE, ne as ~ o. DIE
The President IN bis Annual Mcsssge, has clearly nd'
Gated this the proper mode Of defonshe true TO
Dc you, my Buchanan friend, "hod' that the gin
stitutons of The South that il, Slavery and s extern
sion into free crrOry-are equally nghttul, moral and
prCmotve of human happiness with the free insttu-
lions of the North IL 50, vote for Mr.. lchanan d.
rectly or INDIRECTLY by throwing your vote away on
MI Fillmore. If you do not so hold, then, IS not
the North Fright in exertng ltsef to the utmost to pre-
vent such extension - And will you not vote with the
party that is fright this question! This Is the
issue. How do you vote-fOr or against And how
does TIE South propose TO meet the attacks OF the Re
pubcaps on her Institutions BY vigorous assaults"
on ours What are the Institutions of the North Free
Speech and Free Press. And that accounts, then, for
the recent vigorous assaults on the Freedom OF
Speech and of the Press in Washington and Kansas,
Audtb he President indie ated this the
proper mode of defense! Ii Is well TO think OF these
things aid then ask who are the men, and what the
measures and doctrines which am about a. vote for
call your attention to one more extract upon the sub
ject of State Equality Ii is from the Great Dictator,
and speaks direct to the point You viii perceive that
cal It "new doctrine" that the Cincinnati Conven-
ton "eaves room to doubt It's popularity; and
that the democracy of the country that means
North and South yields TO it-this new doctrine a
cheerful, unhestaiing, and cordial assent 1t also
lays out the programme OF what the 1uth must DO, IN
order to render Der victory complete, in her struggle
to carry Slavery all the States and Territories OF
this Union. Ii il an int .restng article.
From The Rct%Snd Enquirer q Jgne 49, lsS'
boached by political party ~ it, aPPIG" d,b. to our
Te Ter wa, NE tsss %nheshs ana cord
assert of h, Democracy OF the country WHO constitute ma
with SOuherhes in his BOSOM matter TO what party he
belongs Many men loyal to the South ih9Ssh uni.e sa 10
for Compromise never did give satisfaction = North or
SGsi mated dY party SG'I i Freesoer whose
slave territory Ii va, fruitful parent Abolition because
should prohibit Slavery north OF So deg 80 m 1T might and
should prohibit in all The Territories II Slavery was wrong
in the Territories it was equally wrong aud IN
expedient There is excuse et 80 any South
mar to OF nr r'P e room ,o ouS hS
principle OF State Equality urPasse that Compromise IN
We rejoice that the great in the will turn
this doctrine because will force the South into defending
with ober oci, forms and contend that it is equally
worthy Her old grounds Of apology and excuse
aud that slaves are as well provided S happy 1Sa SoY
in the - hsf respect. Than hiTen and
besides les addicted TO crme She must also show Ina.
sSOce to % Employer viii be s., TO prove
hs they are their Supporters will only remain for her to show
tls' '"' '''' .,, c,..o :.
wrong and inexpedcnt in the Territories 1t equally
"xrong and inc1pedent in the Ststes. The con
yeIse Of this argument s-li slavery Is tign anu eA-
pedient in the States where 1t exists IL - equaiiy
light and cxpedient in the Territories; and right In
the States then il il equally right in all the States
This must follow as a matter OF course. AND TINS Is
precisely the of argument The South io'ends 10
pursue abandoning the old grounds OF apology ana
excuse" First establish the doctrine of State Equal
ity which is to be done by the election OF james Bu-
c6apan. as lie is the embodiment of that doctrine,
and it being also contained IN the Clnclnnst f'auorm
which gives TO the Southern the right TO carry his
slaves into any and all the Territories OF the United
States and to hold them there without LET or hindrance
and the first great step will have been successfully
taken, not only toward spreading Slavery over al tne
Territories but over the Free States of the North and
the Vest This new doctrine" if established, will
give the Southern slave-criver the same right and
be viii claim ii, throughout the Free States, THAI II
will in the Territories the long and ue snort "i
which is in the language Of the member from
South Carolina Mr.. keitp, that the night ot
"a Southern to his slave equal 10 It's length ana
"breadth TO the right Of Northern man to his horse
If YOU doubt it, ask yourself how long and broad Is
the light of Northern to his horsel If you can
tell this YOU can tell the length and breadth of the
rieht which State EQUALITY proposes TO give the SOUTH