New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-03

,aa I'D be polar star They look tons Z, def nd tbs
! from "7ren ihva-on and to Aid them in tho ,ur o
extremity from that nor dangerous flc rcstiic. A
~ door-youCs, 0. Whon thef harrt sei .,
yi.ions i(a witt TIC gruAus Of y ug moo tho driez
ofyonen and Children ard midnight sky r.!l ..a'
L. cor fscrstiCr in fact thoy would be bod VIII
on, bend or limbs LGpG without ilugers ht n. "a
rni-ersbe lump of nt.arguess 6nd their bi;;ec eae
mic. could wish them 20 worse fortune than ly tie
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40, sr.fion il Ike tie iowa toor threatening - -
rsi r. n the iown This ~ b.A9 true md cOmptchcn.
ave There i nothing not c7er ervii"in,urrecozi
I'm, would cause such alarm IN tie Ss-t camp "a q
scriCr. d,,urion movement e. the Nora l. woula
l,ing n. think M back to their should
trye cancellation and assurenceof frieH5iy feeling
instead Of blus.er and brutality
In c1her case familiarity wi;t the 'nceetre.dei
uord dr.; rfor sober calm con rierston Of IL sig
;e,s,ce will be useful. 1.-THE South intends 10 erse.
49,, i, her reckless course. and max the Nortf, on.
,,v snh.cryient 70 her WILL II We 10 have every
s-cn of Congress occupied only WITH the designs OF
a. Sisvo Power and the whole though. and authority
~ Tho Federal Government are to be concentrated on
IT, extension and perpetuity; in word. if the Free
S,etes nrc merely the tin kettles tied 10 the tail of the
sio,e state. i. Is worth considering whet.rr had
ie..cr cut the string and LEI them run TO obstruction
II. ,m Of Slnvery has ever been 10 obtain the
.io,,n of mower TO control legislation and 70 make
III. National Government auxiliary TO it' purpose. But
:. 10 until lately worked secretly without ayowng its
nj, nt
N,sb;,r civ declares That il rW rle the country.
Wbe,ber il shah do so rests, as vet, with the Free
States Thew hsve let power gradually slide from
,bar hand. and have einHslly left the destines OF
~ c,cat rfrntry TO Southern bullies and Northern
sdas II The Free States intend to ASSERT their
-, "a take the control of the country they ought
-, Ien slavery within allotted limits. to make il IN
80, sociiona and 10 separate the Government from
A. norticpstion in IT, 10 declare that the reign of The
Slsve OCarcbv is forever, that tho Union shall
he , m,ion for Freedom that the Slave States shall
rsin in f. and do their duty to it, they will unitedly
corf,,n and sustnn the Philadelphia nominations. An
entire change Of policy alone save the country.
Two platforms are offered 10 the people and the re-
sroc,;ve candidate. are pledged 10 carry them out.
d. viii secure freedom. equality, prosperity and
,nsce while the ober III as-urcdly ri,e upon US the
Chains of Slavery or the horrors of civil war.
For the first time since We have ran ked among the
,ors Of the earth an election - 10 take place based
solnIv unon Freedom or Slavery All minor questions
s, FORGOTTEN and no difference of opinion exists
on he great ssue which engulphs all others. The
rni,l,v entegoni-ms which have been growing with
orr Growth until the black shaoy II the threat.
en- 10 overspresd with gloom all that IS lovely in the
o,Ler nre 10 meet face to face ia actual conflict. AS
tbrv confront each other in hoste army, with bannes
hose symbols indicate their respective professions
he distinctive character of each Is presented to u.s.
On one eide there are civilization intelligence cuitva
ton refnement ard virtue. ON the other, barbarIsn
h,ut,Iity ignorance vice and crime. We must choose
between them. Respectfully yours.
"a, AZ Cu,cy ESQ Providence.