New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

payments Ae general rule, il IL safes. 10 NEEDLE
title az possible With the currency Of the country.
| TIE laws Of trade regulate /, best Hence, in " y
Il the crisis that upon u, complicated IL Is with
The interests OF agri and the price Of ts pro1u
tors troud 20 be icss 10 Tolerate ne su,peasioa
in refer, 70 all those institutions which UPON
amin stiop shall p;oye 10 be SOUND aud solvent II is
not cLly legitimate but the du:S Of the Legi.l.ture 20
investigate thoroughly the condition Of the ,nks 10
institute dieert inquiry into their mode Of transact
ia bu,ness ard, by the use Of all the DO wera-eveu
10 seIoiDg for persons and papers-Shich nav be ne
essay 10 ascertain whether they have e)nnei their
operations strictly .bla her sppfo ?riste ep1eres, or
whether they have embarked IN spcc1l s,iors. by
placing their fuods in New-Yoik 10 sh.ye SJu,h.rn
paper at a besyy discount, or in any other msnuer
departed from the objects contemplated! by their
ten be made it is The Only manner in which the pub
lie can be protected II such abuses shall be de-
ct,d let the Legislature, in grantcg them tolerance
10 their present predicsment put them upon terms
which will prevent their recurrence for tue future"
That seems to u' to be drawing it qults mild,
for the official head Of Bank hasDg specie-lovins
parry. But when he comes TO Federal Rels.
tiop., the Governor rOars you by no m sans so
gently. Hear him
Touching our Federal relations, the Executive is
in possession Of no il formation that does not the
exc Of every close observer of passing eveots. We
have no indication Of any abatement OF Aboti IN hos
hty to the Institution of Southern Slavery. The signs
of The times foIebode the same exctemen. for the
future which % disturbed the harmony Of the Union
for the last twenty five years. Reckoning Dslswate
which We may safely do, as virtually ron slsvehold-
ing State, the equilibrium between the North aud the
South in the Senate 0fthe United States ls already
permanently destroyed. This lneq osity will be rap
IDLY ncrea,ed by the Accession Of the many new Ststes
10 be formed, in quick succession, from the public
eomsir. What, then, is the future security OF the
South Ii s scarcely 70 be hoped foi 10 the Constltu-
mt IN Al Al
for the Free Soil sentiment already 10 the sscendency
and totally regardless Of Constitutional obligations
will be It'll potert aud mscdened into more In
tolerable incidence by the consciousness OF power.
1t lie, therefore, q painful truth that, 10 the
present aspect Of affairs, our surest ground OF
security is u be found in political organ
il stiOn Who for the cake of the Union, will respect
our iishts. Such an organic alton nov exists IL is
composed Of the South and q large portion OF tbs
North, who, while r::;Gy OF them Gier from as on
the Abstract question Of Slavery yet cooperate with us
in maittag rights. So long as it can preserve Its
ascendeLcy, We may expect security. Bu' nov hckie
ard unstable is such a relisnce How bunnis'lng 70
feel that the Constitution, in its purity, has cessed to
be the bulwark Of our safety. 1t is hopiog almost
agar ST hope to pect such organization to stand
agsI ct the growing strength of Abolition fsnahoism.
Our frepdsn the vehoding States are annu1y
becoming weaker; and in view Of the large number
of non ssveholdpg States which must be carved out
of tho Ts1inrss they mnst inevtscly fall a. sst saa
leave the South in minority, TO u nj ner wn DAVIES
Who can cay how these may not be precpi
tsted upon Us Fanasisn like the tides Of the ocean,
never rests but unlike the tides of the ocesn never
ebbs. 1t will roll on TO triumph, unless be bsfied 6y
tied South, resolved to preserve her rights or ds
in the struggle Let such unapimty be encouraged
a1d prom t.d As for Georgia. she has taxa her pp
sion We will plead the Consultation as loug as there
is hope we will cooperate with our Northern t:ienos
as loLg by such organization, We can preserve oui
rights; we will crg to the Union az loog as it shall
shell er us from sggr, scion. But if all these fall aud
we % CON psled to choose between dishonor and the
alternative of the Georgia Platform" we will face
The .toIm with the uLfiI CHR irmness Of the martyrs
courage"