New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-21

Doc a. oud LET tboee ereatures have gnmPse me
real animal and zee bow The SCUM VIZ INC Is NJ,
orce beard of very honest, sober snd exoeen, sost
Of A man who was uneQusny yoked wfn one OF Ie
mes. shrewih mates that ever cured soul or poey
she wss thriflees, idle, drunken dirty, esu, saI.-
voiced with tongue which went ever, nignt sno asy
and Wa besides feeble bodied and ugly 70 hook upon
Ncreoy.r abe beat the children, starved them, aad
yould not allow them even 10 sttend school or 70 go
meeting but brought up me gils N Io.ee "sSS, n,
Wherever The good man yentured 10 remonstrsie Ut
lie and took the part Of one OF bic oSn children, me
ruasaut who came of good stock hersef but hsd
equiyocsl generation c sne, i% sss With
vb,.tly oaths told him be not ht company for
dy her standing and he found saqii YIN nei
board forever and ! hs oa mouse tsn sSGas a.
ends of Scripture. She had divine authority for
ali she was doing. Want there JeZebel IN the Ola
Testament and the strange woman who tarned the
heart of Solomon and his head too did not the book
of Proverbs speak ofjust ssch q woman as she was
and was there not another great creature in scarlet
soohen OF in the New Testament The book of Rave
ls,ion was en- her eide So the shire. raised her
and beat the poor henlecked husband TIL
be spologized as humoly as any Republican Member
of Congress in 1856 or -. He did not intend to To-
terfere with her beating bis cons or prosututing bis
girls be thought her Interpretation OF the bloie was
Tipb-there were probably just such women as she in
Sodom and GomorTah;' he begged she would not
leave his house." She might beat him-he was
pon-resistant but he hoped she would not strike too
hard for il really hurt bis feelings.
So !. went on TIL the house became nuisance TO the
neigh borbood and the submissive husband every
where looked upon as a cowardly sneak. But, oae
day, he made up his mind to make row or spoil
hode and with his ox-wbp IN his hand thus addressed
the shrew: Madam shal tceat you gently for your
yi,keoRess il partly my fault; but 1 tdn over new
leaf to-day. Either you become good wife or else
YOU leave my house and that forever, with the ntis
bundle Of properly you brought into II. shall take
,be ebicrp. Take i've inmates to make up your mind.
20 or stay lust as you luxe.
To the smazement Of the man she fell down at his
(, ct weeping bitterly. promised all manner OF good
tbipgs and after he bad lifted her up actually began
TO pet the house in order Sue treated him with re-
snect and the children with considerable tenderness
aud for msny yeas they lived together With sbJut as
much welfare as man and wife commonly ENJOY
am clad 10 see any sgn of manhood IN the North,
and think fire in the Of some Of our Repubh-
can Members of Congress viii do them no harm. bu,
do Dot yself desire dissolution OF the Union Just
now. Here is the reason The North Is seventeen
mi6et strot o. and the South contains eleven millions
whereof four millions slaves, and four millions are
DOOR whites" Nov, don't think II qalte right TOR
the powerful North to back out OF the Union, ana leave
the four million "poor whites and tne Tour Inilhon
slaves 10 their present condition. with the ghasty con-
seouences which sure to follow. Men talk great
deal about the compromises of the Constitution, but
forget the GUARANTEES of the Constitution The very
article which contains the ambiguous renaiuo9
cause" has also these plain words: Inc United
States shall guarantee republican form OF govern
"ment to every State in the Union: Art l. sec T.
II quote from memory. You can look at the pass age
NOW would perform that obligation before DIS
solved the Unitn | don't think it would have been
onte fair for strong minded Moses 10 stay IN Mdlaa
I.t ping bis sheep aud junktting with his nelgnoors
Ne $50 the Lord said to him, Down into Egypt WITH
Dxou. meet Pharach face to lace, and bring up all
{" i,rs,l into the lend l shal give you. Ii s not
enough to save your sous alive but your breth
"ren slso with their wives and little Ones why
even that heppecked husband in the story had too
much stu to desert his sons and daughter and run
away from Their ugly dam. No, sir; the North must
do well by those four millions of slaves and those four
mi ons Of "roor whites; - must bring the mixed
multitude even out Of the inner house of bondage
-p@acsably if we can; forciby, II we must.
But if YOU insist on separation, and viii make dis.
solution q basis of agitation, why, think mucn good
will cone Of H. Let ne give hint as to the line OF
d, mari alton between the two new nations. woild
say-Freedom sha take and keep; |. The land east
OF the Chesapeake Bsy;2, All that is north OF the p
tomsc ana the Ohio All that Is west OF me MsseSiPp'
i O. all the sctaal Territories with the night OF re-
yarsion in Mexico Nicaragua and the rest OF New.
Mtxlco the entire States If Missouri, Arkansas anu
Tt1ss with the part of Louisiana west OF the Mis-
link the North will not be content with less than
this Nap an not that in case Of actual sepa-
ration Virginia and Kentucky would not beg us 10 let
the smputatiDg knife 90 clear down 10 norm Cafona
end T,n1.ssee and cut there for think there Is too
much Freedom yet ia the nOrthernmest OF The Slave
States to consent be lett to peikh with the general
rot of TIL severed liHbs.
used 20 think this terrible question Of Freedom or
Slavery in America oud be settled without bloodshed;
beh.ye il nov 10 longer. The South does not seem
likely 10 give wsythe terDagant has had her VIII 90
Ing am sure the North will not much longer beLf or
f,rtesr | think shall not consent 10 have Demo-
9, acy turned out of the American house, and allow
def potisrl 10 SIT ard occupy therein II the Norm and
N. South ever do lock horns and push Tor It, there ID
no doubt which goes INTO the ditch One weighs seven
teen moLs the ether eleven mllllehs; Dut, 0esl les
tie Southern animal is exceedingly weak IN Tie wnole
bind.quaIers four millions In weight not strong 10
the quarters, of the same bulk ana stli only 10
The n,ck and head-Of which Bully Brooks Is a fair
.snp.e; while tie Northern creature Is weak only Id
tie ieck and horns which would become stl1 enough
Your. Gor the Right, any how
THEODORE PARKER
SAMUEL j. MAY, jr, after expressing his delight
at the assembling of Con9entOn for the 1issolu-
ton of the Union, proceeded to adyOc ste tina. meas
ure, on the ground that loyalty to the Union was
treason to Lter'y; because, by remaining IN a con-
federacy with Shareholders, breeders and traders,
We were responsible for their crime, and partners
in their disgrace. The idea OF treason ought to be
tIampled under foot; We should act as old Adams
ac ed in the House of Repre- sentalives when the
Shareholders tried to COW him down on bis pre-
,ebtipg the petition for the dissolution OF the
Inon-assert our right, constitutional right, to
tear down as well as erect constitutions; We ought
10 60 TO Russia and be slaves II We have no right
TO cav what We please of this man-made Union.
We ought not to leave this question 10 our chll-
dren-iuch course was cOWardly and mpOlitic.
As to Mr.. Parkers story OF the termagant wife,
lie thought it applicable to the Union thirty years
ago. but not now. A story he would tell was more
applicable TO the subject. man had wife who
ruled him with merclless severity One day, after
be had been sOundy beaten by her, he erept
under the bed, and cried out and grOwled out his
discomfort. She ordered him 10 hold his tongue.
No" said be, never as long as | have the spirit
of man will | be stlri ROars Of laughter