New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-21

Slavery, eerD6 10 De 30 dDsoTOcU wiz" 'no ihea
that negro subordnatiOn has cOnterre -nGsIH.
"abe blesslDgr upon MIN (the negro W IL -
benefits upon the world at .arge tn 'p'rSoes
confused and contradictory IN its st. .-npnts, aud
stultfes ITSELF If Slavery is such .<nehcent in
stutioD, why shor!d We entertaiRs '- ears OF the
least evil ever resulting from It 'confers such
'ihnumernble blessings" upon asses Of the
community, what have We to drea' rom III Ii a
little If it in our midst Is such good thing, why
should we not 90 on increasing it indefinitely, cir
cumscrbiDg its limits lealously, and enjoying within
cur own borders its advantages to their fullest e1
tent But DO, no, Mr.. .Egis, you know, if you are
not fool or fanstic, that Maryland and every
Southern State would have been infinitely more
prosperous to-day if Slavery had never existed
within their borders You know that the 10000
slaves and the IL, 900 nominal slaveowDers Of Mary
land have degraded the labor and deprecated the
the value of the property OF her 900 free white
citizens beyond computation, and have caused them
to be oppressed with laws OnerOus and un-
lust in their effects. You know, or if
you DO not, you are wiIully blind, that the
INSTITUTIONS which you are frutlrssly attempting
to bolster up and defend, crushing the very life
out Of US who are unable or unwilling to own
niggers, by degrading US politically, pecunlarily,
morally and socially. YoI know that the Slavery
y hitch has been transmitted 10 us We have looked
upon M necessary evil. and have borne patiently;
but can we endure the grlevous burden forever
Must the fair territory where We fondly anticipated
our children could earn their bread without being
forced to compete with your black chattels, and
where free white labor could not be crushed out by
the cheaper labor of an Odious moDopoly-must all
this territory be cursed for ages, tor the qualification
ard ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF thr pit6Il handful who hap
pen to be slave owners We think not. We think
the American masses are aWaking to sense of
their true interests and will not permit themselves
to be much longer duped and governed by 347,0 600
slayeowners even though aidsd by The .Fg'S, with
IFS columns of extracts from The Nec- York Day.
Book and papers Of like kidney, to prove the suPe-
rier virtue intelligence and enterprise Of the South
10 that Of the North and its long windy leaders in
defense Of NEGRO subordinaton" and abuse of
" Old Greeley"
The political elements are beginning to move We
this fall elect Governor, Comptroller, Lottery
Commissioner, and nearly oil our State and County
officers and thousands Of patriotic individuals who
are auxlOus to serve their country are tarustlng
themselves before the eyes of the dear people. The
American GvbernatiOnaI Convention meets on the
Esd and that Of the Democrats on the 3stii OF the
present month. The most prOminet Candidates for
the GuberaatiOnal clair on the American eide are
Hon. Wm. II. Prnell our present Lottery Com
mis sioner and Hon. Jas. b. Rcaud Purnell ap
pears to be the fayorte of the "Plug Uglies," but
Ricaud is considered much the stronger man, and
the probabilities are that he will obtain the nOmina-
tlOD. AS Inc IRHlOCI1ts hiIiu vi
chance of electing their candidate, be he who he
may, no one appears very anxious to obtain the
nomination, and the present Indications are that
COL John c. Grnome will be selected as their stand
ard bearer by unanimous consent. The Colonel is
an ld-Line Wing of the prO.ssyery school, who
last fall voted for Buchanan because he could see
no other way of helping to defeat Fremont, and
save the Union. He does not profess any sympathy
with the Democratic party or its principles has
batted against them all his life, and would continue
to do so if that deunct concern the old Wing party,
could by some miraculous process be resascitated
yet the Democracy driven to such straits that
they are willing to accept him as their Candidate on
his own terms. When their convention meets, the
likelihood is that it will make no nomination, but
satisfy itself by passing series Of resolutions
strongly condeDnatory of Know Nothineism, &C.,
and then recommend Col John c. GroOme as
CANDIDATE every way worthy the cOnfdsnce aud sup
port of the Democratic party Thus Endorsed, he
will of course receive the hearty support Of every
true Buchanan man, but the Democracy will find ou
the evening Of the election day that he will fall
somewhere in the neghborhood Of 5000 votes short
of bepQ elected,