New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-25

all doahsl.ss 9. me- n ever that rrr1 msssOf ~
I r.p y. q fe.l he Weight 4" - ins'hat7a pfsss,,
tl.tr a. 49, "a -. .s'nd Do ''e 'a p" fst-h.,
L,,,,s,, al. m tsppsT re- "ns, "hr'' their a.,
-, 90, ~, them frl~p-Bdrhi. IA az cositi.
D. 40. Is,ner,sh- f,r szie th@n ~ T'oa nsl.
che ohvirus iff.rrr - ~ YVES ~ Us 'fr- pspsa
,le, o. lbnndou o sDi 4 to'er ltrN,9i' tas ie.,,
-, ~ cane Il fe'rL'inr, consfNNy f,feet~
-, :, tie md grow i.'o a st'ill CALAMITY.
FVr,y staiesn NJ who hoe zoos - INTO We esndta
If The Slave SAts-. hN ~ata t"ahd u 'ah q SO
cnrj,s Mr. RSrcophs sOlunpo d'es ny ed tn
unJe.. W. 30 q step further. her rond the ssss
- n ,h.v could r,iu aray The Noth may raosi,
:, .h.condfre .,ragcer here an there, hat xAs
state. would receive Eve millions ~ slaves wsa.
vrrS IN. rursways D. sry~here pr"vied fof' n.
g,.e STATE. which have pot an iut rc' - is 80,
:. s,,,,a Orecor upon tie adu..-i1n Il ir>e bsets
cvs- IN tie .tinted number which mea eone fsa
the limited IN anclpaii0n prhlieh ~ w. w
xould beraly receive uilliots upoha gsno's JAIL I.
Ex.-1 Nor can the masters run Assy from A.s
-. ,,la.. the south - r~ady to bso ne SAs 10
,,;rro. nor ennpcipsie .hem ~ hi9's wRh"ut nAkg
il u san Domingo. ,,
NJ, Randolph hAa grave nesning In 'he alters,
,ive- \. suggest fer The riddsoe" o' eN' sI'oaa
Il. s,-rpr sense =. usual with him, - p'io'sd wa
s.,c..p, liz will shows how the slaves were n rw
,usy frrm their masters. That tcstHmen' drhvrr.s
rr,c,;cal lesson 10 his state more eZnsnt WITH ~
advice thsn ANY ever rrc"ivrd trol me- e''t1'1 us
on which he hung with such rapture.
The ira and second bequesis read thus
81 ~. .oa heqae.h - my s.v~. th~f frs"don h'
rv-.ctnS list hsvr ever - - - OF" 30 o O.. g.
ao,,. - a. aai ,hss.ss :. .y r. r.r..'y 3 'rsspn
.~'ilt ..i4 70 ."d n .us ih-t sat- - asl
uIn .sa,. ST. 9; .ad ' ".@s . 49, ''''
Nomsn ever wore thoroughly uuier.fooi the s,ss
-, or more dlrly STUDIED the heart 81 VIRGINIA. hu
John Randolph. The wo'fs have fra1 WI ose dg
n. emtoAisdiu statute If The N'sie.
Washington hsd led the way 10 ih- m 'i- 4 dehvef
49,. nsrruif,ing all M. slsvcs bv vii' ADD the 40
n pursuance Of what long hcofe D. "a ne nt-resx
- tlals noe IL IL aff.r a.
-, Jonr s;nclsir in rr~rcnce u the" SAFES he I'D
- Gradual abolition" "po'hing = uiorr cer'sn th-y
4" must have and n, period not remote. II seem,
however from an earlier hitter 20 Lafayette, nat
contemplated with pecu Ar pl-asnI. we hea 81 lAs
snfrspchi.ement. lie ssys 70 the Marquis.
Your Ia. rrls.e q a. estate Ia csy-nue VIZ svsss
,naBer.sns ID. ..,.. at .ss 'ron' 80 ~ 49,
sprsrsy into tn ulu4. o. ile pri' u h' count
lie did not eHpec, thi. a, once, fH he add''
t. SO, the .l.,c' ss.s a Que se,l y'sy 49,
trost,,iyr Of much insauset lfn'e a. hhl.l - -cs
uislt ard ss.lr,dy ousli 8 b. eHr'd sn' wv y ~s~
| ,iop.'
~ l.,i.,s,ion re.uliei differently ~ IL shssaa
the clo-ing massage of NJ Jeifsr~'ns VII 10 ffls
| a. ~. slaver which he incuuberrd estate 'hhoeaA
20 dispose Of n j. IN these world.
81 ~ m their f4u "a earnestly ruque.i y ~ t-rs
uur. q vnsuiA combustion = 'h- - = q" ifass
Their fsmse. 40 ausei'Ds ere - 90 'd,'o"ai
favor OF Whi-h hs'e fr' WED - u,uy - OF ~
i to-, H. H. WIG" ~ ''
The gradual Aboldion contemplated by "s...
inr,on had before Mr. Jehrrs"ns DEATH mad
an large asa ~ re. psgrte- ~ ~ entsase' ZEE
safety Of IL. ~he rsce by melting formidable iosar
r.cti.,ns among the slaves br'de prn,lng to s-f
Inconvenience apt rehenied llrae Tho law pr0s'e
ting mnuumi~i y ~ithout the removal 81 tle ensnc
n,,,d Lave. fro, the State. Mr.. Rapdolphs lsy'
Er ti own Sthe was gr' st that h. -, an ektmps
If 40 exodus by rcndng his tribe ot freed blN"
h.yopd the confines Of Virginia a. the c"-t ~ IN ~
Sc irCto another state. By The hg slNtn ~ hsT
th.t pfr .f,u n IN
n,.y, u,.d; and Il nav noe b" Ss-eted Win u1n,
hat te laws - the Free snd re slave S'.ir' COS
bbr "a perp.tu-t~ Slavery Fr where Is le 'r4-s
man Ia 90 few rich mAsierr provii" me nesask
y,,u,n their bondsusn to Africa add re- ntly
| small parties embarked to Mexico, H. throw iksn
| selves upon the humanity ~ NJ srn-b,rb.oas
| people. There II no alternative nut 10 saoni
| 10 EXPULSION or To refuse the bV"n II fr~
| dom. Ther- existed al leas, half million msat
| ni'ted slaves before the proscriPtve laws w.
pa,sed Mt the North or South. In tho sts
| section where Tire intercourse Of the eafrsncas<
| and enslaved Of the same race - pfegnats sta do
,er measures in progress to reduce All 70 ths &c
| oiiion If Slavery. Lave have been 'sset Ia ~ss
Of the Slave States, providing thai the freed asssse
| DC, ,bemselyes again to seryitude 4 they hefs
| ss,er During the summer snd Fall anothersep
| was taken in this objection by large peeirngsayt
einia rrsying the Lsgis a'ure o. su'hOTize swespy
sale Of all free blacks by auc'ionto reduce N. estr
race within the State however slightly tinctarsd ua
| negro blood, 20 bondage.
| Mr. Chairman there il nothing in the co'npraw
progress of the Slave ard Free States -ince the la,
irou- patriots Of Virginia Ia III. lat aud most
Of their live bore their testimony gaiaf the
t,uton which uow convulses the Confectionery, ,.ut
ing 81 condemn their policy. There i much in the
pect Tow given IN our sffai's by tta fat,l eem-sl
| sgFinst which their forecast gav. warning To- PEW
that their sOictUde 10 remove u had if- rot ia ns
sound judgment and devoted love I, the cD1st
which made The strongest features 81 their charasr
One great fiiculiy ob-truced these efforts Enss
cipation was easy. but the amagsna. Of ts
white aud black races sbhouent and thsz
exisioIce ~ equals, under the same GOveraDea,
Wss for that reason impossible. They wene, nsyf
theess resolyed 10 make the experiment Il u,
sradual abol ton - slavery, hopu that time sl
make some outlet :" ~ degraded csf-. bsS.~
90 ey-ting circums,s IN this cou'nent noe 10
2, 49, hope The sNsmpi OF African coloousas
a. r''.V- 10 e thu load has JAILED The immal.st -
tao" sld he barbarOus state Of n" nitner c0asI
i"Wf eh would restore 10. improved race tha ~
s'rsu a 'ng ia. he. parayzed all the effort o.
'r-yol'ft Society thar Ia. absred hong Ia Vass
tom mmu1i'y in Lb-ds which would tss
| i.tr@ to kudrrd -mancpated population, ali ssA
| J. nation there 10 pr A. civilization All reirs
| W ahior. Time has saown thai the caa.c. sah
ave rucU"ed rac"s. never 20 improve Area, ~
d. ~ J''v'd there. but 10 sband"n It and gss tsH
| - go. derive their advancement IN other Gins
sot 80 be- reverted - the b-.i effsr's 4 the ss
| ~. Wsstssrd the stsr ofsmgirc ;,ks- - way
| - prophecy which @l fad - aeo"nP sas'a
tin the trrpir. ~ well a. ont.ife 81 thee
| 81. continent. Liberty and security pro note s-<
| prize ard Industry and 80 create TAI iD'sihg~s
| ~lich brings in IT, train cvlizaon snf Cbn- 100
Africa J. dcseft w1ich every etfcrt o. propscs
the elements which lead b. such r.snfs have oossS
fsUrer srd for ages Afrca has ever been TIE oss
| Of bondage"
A. American Il IL our Gr,t Interest 10 take cssf
this continent aud ~ provide for ID. race. 90 ss~
III ulii-s and labor lie sdysbcem. NJ deprad. Isn
opinion. the door l. bow open in Cebirni ansrcss
receive The eufrsneLsed co.nred race bor amsos a.
| and which has reeeiv.J With our langaAgs sst ~
h.b'. contracted under our iEsiitut,or.. mech ths
adopts II 10 sustain part N giving stability 10 ~
sttutr copied from ours n IA. C...r.f kussn<s