New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-27
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6iprifes sud eevstes the white the intercr saN.es
in degree the ber ef.s Of inst elevation; 10 .us
standing INQUIRY in regard to the negro, ue 10.
man and brother ve rep'y, be man, ou- ~
brother He il human being OF 40 inferior ofust
crsajop He is intepred to serve and wsit pom tue
Whit man but rot to be his brother or his brothsrin
law"
Such is the broad, clear doctrine upon which aud
with which the Slavery Of our day-that Slavery
which reveres the policy of Washington and JEFF
fsrson with regard to the Federal Territories, de6e'
or explains away the Declaration OF Independence,
ard insists on its own constitutional and nstural
right TO indefinite expansion ADD perpetusaon-
must star ID or faD. If the African is man, emit
tied to the rights AID immunities Of manhood then
his enslsvewent anywhere is "awfnl, unnatural
Gard inhuman;" but if be is not man but an
inferior being, created to serve aud obey the White
race without complaint or deuur, then bis enslaye-
ment anywhere and every where is "natural add
'iust a" relation and "the very basis Of American
"Deucoracy and human freedom and We 81
people are doing gross wrong in arbitrarily denying
to the Democracy" and Freedom" Of 8
"ba,is" Instead Of setting Marshal Rsnders sud
District Attorney Sedgwick to detect aud punish
the pbiaDthropic gentlemen who from time to tims
st out sayers in this port, We ought to desiit from
oil such efforts 10 contraveue that natural and ast
"relation which the Creator, for His own purpose,
"hss ordained shall exist between the black man
"snd the white" and our naval commanders, 10
stead of occasionally chasing, orpretendDg to chase
ere Of theie slsvers (takirg good care not to
catch them, should convey them in security and
triumph to their several destinations, opening with
grape ard canister at point blank range on sny
sbulkir British thief Of cruiser who shall attempt
to defeat the Divine ordinance by setting her black
chsttels free Who can gaiussy the force Of this
logic
It is in vain, then that candidates for President
lie Cobb and Orr, who are growing old and nstur-
ally setk to realize" as soon ss possible to try ts
frown down the agitation for revival of the legal
lied Slave Trade with Africa Either that trade is
radically just and berefcent, the removal of the
Missouri Restriction by the Nebraska bill wa,
radically wrong Every argument sdduced BY
Judge Douglas ard Others in favor OF popular
Sovereignty is, the right Of any State to
establish Slavery if she willis equally forciOle in
vindicaton of her right to buy the cbe,p slaves OF
Dahomey or Soudan rather than the dear ones Of
Maryland and Virginia. The natural right Of Kan
sss to buy negroes from Missouri and Kentucky in
wolves tie natural right Of Texas to stock her plan
tations from Congo and the Blight of Benin aud au
the judges arguments for the diversity Of insti-
tutions" between wOOlgrowing Vermont and rice-
growing Carolina have the same effect. The
analogy is perfect-the parallel runs on all tours.
Messrs. Cobb, Orr and Douglas may seek to con-
fine the application of their doctrine to particu
lar case or form Of Slavery Extension; but there
are other stprants behind them who will readily
Say B to their A. Either the Slave Power must be
precluded from acquiring more territory, or it
cannot long be bafed in its natural requirement of
more negroes to render that territory available.