New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-25
Put slaves Of the prs stps day q s1,h upoS.N-
.pphymsL's A. yin bring do sn the price OF sa sos-

bod. . an /. sls0 az son spd ,bey ~i h,v- -a,s
"gccd tinc" ~i rercer al fssiiSe slave Ac'- qls-
iuperfuous. You oil hasdb N thai ev & ~ abb to
Drive Them asay fsom their easy homes spd hte If
lazosrs.
Ana SOL snosi er sllevi,sion CT this error Of "he
Ia hers 10 10 he found tn he fa tbs, oriva naSci
pa'p was D. roing or rapidly rapidly 70 jus
tify rb,ir hope rha, Slavery sould every
part of he country h foie the year lsss.
10 The light If stst has bSea sad, how Ylsn i. IT,
hist, ehboush their chill ren have beea gully o. IL
'.mpiirs IL "th- Father" did bot a,-mp, ase the
w.,ds 81 The call tor the Garris"oiai n~nni n Con
ytuiiorl unite under G. neot so antaa,o.
~ ic systems Of -ocieiy' l ped say n, more :,
prove how unjust and slunderous Il Il IA hald The
Fa'htIs7 rspeDih. for any PSF OF Ams'caD Slavery
al boz U, u, and s'snder,Os it Is 10 deoy ss' thew
nsos OF est and ample Irpv-irn i"' tina abolition Of
,vsry rGIt of il, Not they bat their children, are
spor sitle existing SaseIy. % The Fathers did MT
f,rCsse that any Slavery would sursWe them: but "
TIER sbouo the C"rstu,i,D which thew pat into the
hands f hsr children COZ tanned abundant p0Ser 10
sbli,h il. ToAt Constitution, however has ba-n N.
gratefully End easty perverted by these chIdrcn 70
is ulboGiug OF slavery.
Mu a., for the sake Of the dead, l,nent this 10
irstite to the dead for do l4ueut It for th sake
If The living. So deep sad wide spread III rover.
.pce ,or tie Faibsrs, that 70 create toe belief that
they were ro' for he sb ll OF >iv'ry l. - or ,e
the belief tba. the CONSTITUTION is rot o'ir; and that 10
charge d em with authorzr G he r,caPture OF fugitive
slaves is 70 nrr ish the ost mdueoti argument u. 1t
such Iocap'ura Is right.
Abolition isis are Won willing 10 save the nation
The Whole nation ms well az the slsv holders sni the
sl,yea il pernhng: and you, aud you oply uuser
God cap y ss6ly save il. ] 90 MT forget how rony
j. your be- biz of fo,easiUg the Abolition parry - run
after gre,ter lumber aud ct sns ,oue COZ
fidtrce in absolute recttude ana everlasting pi'nct
pies for the rake Of trying soIo temporary e1peclsnt
AT scue superficial policy. But Is this bad habit
iIviIc'hlel go
sad Abolitionists that yOn ere the on possible
saw II in this case No salvation can coue fr0n me
ha d. Of those who entCrtain such low views of the be
iros maze in the imas Of & and 'h-ret fe OF God
Inns. IT, us to believe Mai Slavery IS law M saviors
ear the, be who hold that eDaem- hts f'r rec ue'ng
these berc n The Lev el Of brues aud tDgs AMI for
tfst sunhip, tht " iuo arkct-hls coumO es Is law.
Ne saviors ean they be who believe that toe highest
erines aysin-t God and can have The sanction OF
law-of obi aiory AID therefore sAcei ls@. l. II SAID
that we are rot 10 concem ourselves with eli mes be-
yopd our ursC fiction But | hsye been sguing 10
prove and Rave proved, that no part OF ADer'c1n
Slavery beyond the Jurisdiction Of the Whole Amer
lean p6ople. | deny, however that 1t Is beyond the
jurisdiction Of any people Wherever Gu the earth the
erin Of Slavery may cxs the buman brotherhood Il
bouLd TO suppress it. Civil government /. not to De
regarded as rtondiDg in the WY OF the las OF he hu
nan brotherhood. Rightly vie red, l. Is an institution
'nr carving out that paramount law liz IA true mat
the civil gov.rnmt Mt is TO be relied on TO redfe,s the
vast rntr, of public wrongs. IL IL fru" ma, we're
ID. bach haired OF Canada guilty OF any co nnon
ofrtn, sgaust their fghthalred c'uutfymHn, we
should leave it 10 their Government II apply the
r,m.dy But it is aso tue that should they tall TO
mmds,irg or ,n,ayiuy these outraged couu'rymen
II ere would Il en- be demanding tne inersreoco
Of cur country aud ustfyiug the dest And iorclble
interrogation Of the whole humsu brotherhood.
Yes Aboltonists yen rbe only possible s,viors;
for while oihers under the sSay OF their Wild sb.urd
guilty rotcns Of law leave the Shareholder - opptess
bis slhve and tie slave to rae against ms oppreSS,
Won w uld save the sav eholder and slave from "a n
Other an bless them in eech Other, ny lbrraiing The
one from he mutform and nameles' horrors ct h's
helpless condition. and the other r m In" tormants ot
al, .lrnaA nfl FrAl Innl
Won would do sin py by casting down legalizet d'Nil.
Inns, and installing in their place that which Is real aLd
thu. law.
tiop 10 Some from tie Aboltio,its only. soy It be-
csuse they and they only, are prompte6 by love
| equal loye-to the saveholder and the slave me
sIavel odes DO hot know II; in their blindness they
capDot conceive it, nevertheless " trua thar tpe
orlv fri.pds 40 the Abolit.oniss Tho Lapubieaa
| pariy as well the Democratic ana Amoicau tu-s
j. the eueuy beth Of the Shareholders an the Slaves
Thee parties all leave them in Their mrerJ aah rum
| They ADMIT that they do SO, aud they make a grea
melit Of this UDcOncerG. They coLde mn ~ iata"c1
| AID meocltsome tire love- and npsssl u, ao'
self ssc flee which prompt the Alb ii ionst I'd out one
orm around the STAKEHOLDER aud the oher AROUND th'
| slave. =, -. -,
Al d still cree more DO l call the Aboli'ionists The
ouy savior; fr it Is they, and hey only, VINO ~
themselves for the millions OF white people Ia tne
Slave Stats who are Lot sIavehOders. Their wrooga
| sre sprpsssed only by these of the slaves; sud tho
AboliioD tent on redressps both. Os, ina
these benighttd millions kn.w Their duty and thet IN
,ereat, How quickly would t0ey nud ber themselves
Win the Abolitioui,ts Bot no more encourage nent
have they join the Republican than the Democratic
American party; for equally GO all tnpse pa ss re-
i,e to On door Of hope to these wretche mlloo'
Il il il uured how tie Aboronisfs Gao save the
paiionl The snsuer is by getting the ,eins OF Gov
err ment into their bands; by having JUDGES that
wiz know 10 law for Slavery, AID an Executive ~ho
will enforce their DEGREES. But can all this be done
Btyopd all reasonable donbt it can Let REQ tn ,ussod
| holi tiari AT n
domination oLd resolve in the depths Of their s,us "a
fptpd The thee foboaiDg years in educating the puolic
mind ou' of all lie folly IL wcktdness on the subject
of Slavery iDiO Intelligent and hearty fspou al al
the simple truthful, tiiicen. doctrines of the Adolf
topsr.; and then, b, you'd all reasonable doubt, the
Government will be theirs IN 1901 aod thu poor, weary
save will be free, and the wrse-b uod siaveh 'Ider
| will slso he fee ard the patton will have peace
ueace with itself peace with other nations, aud pesce
! with Heaven.
Az, liriorIsts, viii you come to this Rochester Cen
ntoD Then lose not day to send your ma nos 10
| Wm Goo del No 10 Be knan street, New frs.
Would you NY fellow Aboli -iontis koow whether ]
| sii'l hold 20 the doctri of - 'npensationr
answer that new, as ever, lnsrf On nncocditlooai
emancipaoB bat thu, no "a ever aso inslt tlN t1e
North II oua tbsro tn the Snu 10 the present pc u
Iiary lose oi emancipation. ia my speech on the Ne
| br.tka b'D manifested my wilngnes. to rave t1e
! stoitiOn d Slave'y cost toe Batloa SWOOVVV
should low De willing 10 have tho vt go ~ bigh a.
five Lu ndr. d. The r.as0ns which gave ia hat speech
rhy, ir he event Of emancipation the natl)n should
al boh the sl-vebode,s and the slaves, are my r-a
sons still Std do believe that il would be dlsloDesf
IT, tie North after all it bas done 70 spread and estso
lib Sev.ry and 10 make eccesia.tic, polite 81 and
emu erca eaI cut OF it, to eaye the South to be N
| The whoe oFs Of lie abortion
Would you kno~, to, whether ] still hold to the
ri, h # naion to bresk upi the North % leave the
So,rb ard The nth ihe North the Eat 10 leave the
| Wfst ,Id be Wet the E>st1 | answer that DO
rDo iba my views he subject are the same a. ~hen
II ace ny speech the NJ, xIcsn treaty. 81 too, as
then, would have Caos snd Mexico come 10 a. WREN
ever they sbai wish 10 come AID snail sh 70 have
liz IL, q. ne BIT tno. - u would Dol -cL "