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

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way for centuries, resisting all atten'P'S " 'e
within the pae Of civilization a.. ,,ono.es /,
The President, in his late Mess @ho' " III doy
yatb.r these snvHp,s in ''nies. ana u. d" o"v 10y
6a'ue' V'o. go of forming States, aud as
.uuiny eouai,v nth the States OF tine ono". ip'
Africans-b,,d ana e0urated NNp'u et .'-, '.
mtl ties " ho speak onf HHE""-,, ; h -, i,
eanva.s., lcoker+on ut the e'ec'i"'H ""l,'',7 :,
en "a | ID cop.ian'iy wituess toe processes 81
in,,y,,v,,,, nj in cur >Oci"tY, ~ me nelI, 1' -
shon and ,very do,ine'h" ''r'e- nv "" I
60 n. cs,ahle oi being disciplined III consumes INA
- i, ,art in I! e (itivrrh'ncLt oi the Union a.
~ St,.,,.. Po;tawatom'es, Wi"neoa1"es, 'he ic'
- Eaxcs reua,vcd from the NORTH Fest or tpe
"laL... CbuctGw-, Greeks AID S''nint"' no
I'S'J v,st rs far ~ respects the Sioux, Paw
-. Chs,tiner, Itahs, Cs'"abches anf bHcR-
Ct the President might have spared his recon-
n,,,daripD until they we're caught believe uie
-. NtO constitute this Coz federacy val forever
copt tbe idea blending either lndi4h or negro states
with ". TIE aboriginal or imported trloe- ~hich can
not suals au0e with our race, can never hue ~ ne
gcvernu,e III equal soveregnt'es. 10 the oensVoeot
design of cl,nziOk the Indians protecting ahu hhinS
,hei1 e(is va oai,, Il subsistence by cuuv6tiGg th4
s,i set apart fu them, most c"rdally cJocur put
Tim Whatever form Of society they may assume,
they must always be ned as depenaen n, put
upop The f,. ting Of equality with tue Safes
Ard ouoht mol the Government to be equally provi-
dent for such portions OF the unfortunate race born 10
slavery but who, having attained freedom mol thst
n renders them a burden to those among whom they
live--a buroen that will not be borne This is the
ouesti, which absolute necessity forces on the
consideration OF the couBtryODe deeply affecting the
interests and feelings of shareholders and pon-save
holders Of the superior race, and of more than halt
million already mauumtcd Interiors pressed down by
their weight.
The apparent evil which produces much
anxiety and agitation here, l feel firm conviction
wise couLsels will override for good. believe that
the removal from among OF such Of the freed peo
pie of color might be ladHced willingly t. g to such
parts Of Central America rs our Government could
olen up to them and establish ~ secure home,
would be ftauht with benefits to 10 he emlgrants,
to the people tceivDg them, and 10 ell concerned III
We commerce Of this continent within the troples
The position which things are taxing on the shores
OF Central Amer ica indicates rivalry between Ea-
gland and the United States rs to the power when IL
10 exert the command that region; 70 people II,
ciyilize it, give it peace; in word. make 10 IN some
sort a depend ency-,he only mode of saving it from
barbarian, and from becoming nuisance. The BRIT
ish Government has sent its subiects-ffee c1lored
persons, Jamaica resfoes-uto Inc IoS"ood ana ma
bopany cuttings in Honduras md iuto the Bay Isl
apde shere she claimed prot ctOrato. She has re-
stored the latter 10 the Government on the main land
STIMULATING that all the nights that make feemeh OF the
people OF England iii the Or ted states shall be
neId under Il sacred guaranty dr Buchanan says il
his late message thai this eecurIty taken for the peo-
ple of The Bay Islands is the eetcbl shment of " a
estate a, all times sntect TO Pritish influence aud
"coutJol." Aud how would he event it BY strip
ping q the civil rights the people enjoy, ald subject
ING them to Dictator He especuJy objects to
Their having Legislative, executive ana Judlc Il Off
"oers elected by themselves; Of bei1g exempt from
'S+''i
Of their representatives. the performance of military
"seIvice, except for their own exclusive defense;
but above all, he holds the provision Chat Slavery
" shah at any time hereafter be permitted to exist
"theTcn" to be the most obnoxious.
Now, ] do not believe that the people OF the United
States viii allow AFR. Buchanan to wage war against
Great Britain TO establish Slavery IN the Bay Islands,
any more than they will allow him TO establish In
Kansas bv force OF arms. Nor will they cOuntenance
his hostility freedom of religious belief In the Bay
Isand-; nor to the elective franchises nor trlal by
A. tnt bSha
the taxes to be imposed them, and providing exclu
siyey for their own military defense. IL ls SCANDAL
TO The ace that an American President objects to tue
guaranty of the American bill of rights to secure the
Art dom Of any people. $3.50,
Instead of OPPOSING think we should follow the
example Of England, and carry TO the main land OF
Centa America such Of our free colored population as
may be willing to 90, upon the Invitation OF toe LID
eraI marty in that country aud extend guaranty
Of freedom over them and the whole section OF coun
try which our Government may acquire, by purchase,
for their reception. There IL necessity that some
great civilized power should step 10 TO restore order
and industry under the guaranty Of free and stable
institutions. England tenders the security OF he
crown and the best usages that have ever grown u
under a crown. W. should offer the support of GU
Constitution and the earnest of prosperous freedom
which it has assured TO Northern Republic. Who
they would choose, the Southern Republics havea
ready evnced i'll the forms they have adopted; an
the encroachmenis Of cur transatlantic brothre
would never have been attempted but for the depart
ure manifested III late movements from the principle
of the founders OF our GONCrDlneut.
The startingpOint in this career s the resumP-
top of the progress which received its impulse in the
revolution tending TO the deliverance of the white
laboripg class Of this country from the superncum-
bent weight of African Slavery. This redemption OF
orr own race from its yassalage under Slavery has
been brought TO a stands, and FIX millions OF our
free white kindred endure deprivation, corporea and
intellectual from the slave occupation OF the soil and
of the pursuits which would add to their means OF
living and their sources Of mental Improvement.
Neither the slave owners the Slave States, are
responsible for the arrest of the enranchsement which
promised blessings to the toers of both races For,
whether slaves or ireemen, the presence oi III
ttudes Of the black is found 10 be fatal TO the
interests of our race their antagonsm is rs strong Us
that Of oil and water and 50 long as no convenient
outlet through which the manunitted slave IN reach
copgehial climate and country Wiling TO receive nun,
rs afforded the Institution 81 slavery stands on cou-
pulsion. Bnt let me suppose Central Amer1ca-temp,-
ing in gold and every production OF the tropical SOIL To
stimulate eXeTtion with climate innoXlOue only 10
the black maD--were opened up to him, under CIR
cumstances to advance HIM in the scale of humanity,
how hong before masters in all the temperate Slave
States would make compositions to lberate them
terms that would indemnify them for transplantaOn
Hundreds Of more benevolent owners would, from
pense Of public good and for conscience sake By wills
by deeds Of emancipation, make this dcllverance,
il the General Government would take the charge Of
the deportation TO the region It might acquire Tor
them. gradual and voluntary emancipation by lndi-
yiduals il not By States, would thus III time be accom-
pushed hold that 1t is the duty OF the nation to
offer this boon TO Shareholders and to the Slave States
10 enable them to have complete control OF the sub
ject vhch is the souce Of so much anxiety and mis-
chief to them.
What change would soon be wrought in the con-
sktion Of MARYLAND and Virginia, Tennessee and Ken
lucky, and in my own Side Missouri, If smooth
way opened ilto the heart OF the tropicsrodi-
gal Of wealth in the soil in the mines, and in the
forests; where the labor of the robust and skiliul
freedman, assisted by the capital and instruction. and
fuspied by the energy of enterprsing American mer-