New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-19

Lynch law. Wien she dat Of The conflict began 20
sHbsde little their numbers were foandto DC greatly
increased by the Efforts 10 exterininsfe them. They
badbecome an influence IN the State too fapotsn' 70
be overlooked BY shrewd cacuatogS Political eeono-
misis began 10 look NJ the subject from lower point
,of view They used their abilities % demonstrate
that Slavery was wasteful system and thai tire FRYE
States were taxed 10 enormous extent 70 sustain
an institution which, AZ heart two-ihris Of them alb
bored The forty millions more of dollars. ex-
PENDED in hunting Fugitive Slaves in Florida under
The name Of the Seminole War, were aaduccd - one
item in proof 10 which many more were added. AZ
last politicians compelled 20 take action
TIE subject. II soon became known to al the people
that TIE Slave States had ALWAYS managed 20 hold in
their hands the political power Of the Union, and that
while they constituted orly one-thlri of the white
population Of there States, they held moro than two
thirds OF all the lucrative and once horcrsbe on
ces an ndigDi;y 10 which none but a subugafed pco-
pie bad ever before submitted. The KNOWLEDGE also
became generally diaused, that while The southern
States orRed their Democracy 1t home, and vofet -
them. they also systematically b5itcd the nomnslk
Democratic party NJ the North, with the oaices
sd~oitly Kept rs their disposal.
Through these. and other instrumenialIfics, the
sentiments OF the original GaPrsoaiSn AbolitionstS
became very widely extended IN forms more or less
Rave ever had have been the Slave States themselves
BY DENYING rs the sacred Right of Petition, they
roused the free spirit Of the North il could
have been reused BY the loud trumpet Of Garrison
the Scct-d nlHting bnNie OF INllllpr. Iney ooaeb
great slave, Daniel and, according 20 their es,ah
bshed ussge, raid bin no wages for his labor BY hs
cooperation they forced the Fugitive Slave Law upon
u.s. in violation Of all our humane instincts and All our
principles Of Justice. And what did they procure for
the Abolitionis,s by that despoIic process
deerer and wider detestaton Of Slavery through
sut the Free States, and the publication OF Uncle Toms
CABIN, eloquent ontburst Of moral Indignation,
whose echoes Weakened the world 10 look upon thor
shame.
BY Gllbusering and fraud, they dsmemhered Mex
ico and having thus obtained the coil OF Texas. they
tried 10 introduce a. a Slave State into the Union
Failing TO effect their purpose by constitutional means.
they accomplished il by most open and papabe vio-
laon Of the Constitution, and By obtaining the votes
Of Senators on false pre,enses.
Soon afterward a Southern, Slave Administrations
ceded to the powerful monarchy OF Great Britain SOW
era hundred thousands Of square miles, that must
have been made into Free States 20 which that srno
Administration had declared that the United Stas~s
had San unreasonable right" and then they tufped
upon the weak republic Of Mexico, and, in order TO
make more Slave States wrested from her twice
many hundred thousands of square miles, to which
had not shadow Of right.
Notwithstanding all these extra efforts, they saw
symptoms that the political power 10 long held with a
finn grasp was IN danger Of slipping from their hands,
by reason Of the extension If Abolition sentiments and
the greater prosperity of Free States. Embodened
by continual success in aggression they made use Of
the pretense of SQuatfer Sovereignty" 10 break the
league into which they had formerly caoled the
vile representatives of our blinded people, by which
Z" So 3O was guaranteed 10 Slavery, and all north
Of it to Freedom. Thus Kansas became the battle
ground of the antagonistc elements in our Govern
ment. Ruians hired by the Slave Power were sei.S
thither temporarily, do the voting and drive from
the polls the legal voters who often inurderi I'm
the process Names copied from the directories OF
cities in other States were returned by thousands ~
legal voters in Kansas, in order TO establish Consti-
tuition abhorred by her people. This was their eNer-
plifcation Of SQuatter Sovereignty. Massachusetts,
Senator, distinguished for candor courtesy and Stain
less integrity, was half murdered by slayehotfers,
merely for having the manlness 10 state these facts To
the assembled Congress Of the nation. peeeeful emil
grants from the North who went 10 Kansas Tor M
other purpose than 10 til the soil, erect mills and es-
tablish manufactures, schools, and churches, wero
robbed, outraged, and mrAdered For many months
"a more ferocious than the warfare of wild hans
carried on agninst people almost unresistng,
because they relied upon the Central Government for
aid. And all this while, the power OF the United
States, welded by the Slave Oigarchy, was on the
side OF the aggressors They literally tied the stones
and let loose the mad dogs. This was the state OF
things when the hero OF Osawatomio and hrs brave
sons went 20 the rescue II was he who frat turned
the tide OF BorderRuihan triumph, by showing them
that blows were to be taken a. well as given
You may believe il not, Gov. Wise, but IL is GER
tanly the truth that because shareholders reckless
" ewed the wind in Kansas, they reaped the whiri-
wind at Harpers Ferry.
The people OF the North had very strong, attach
ment TO the Union; but, by your desperate measure
You have weakened beyond all power Of restoration
iEel oie NV your ehcnheei ae you SUPPOSE Dut uioy
cannot consent to be your tools for any 9nobe task
you may choose 10 propose. You must not Judge Of
us BY the crawling snnosities OF Everett; or by
our magnificent hound whom YOU trained TO hunt you
poor crpples, and then sent him sneaking into cor
10 die--not with shame for the base purpose u
which his strength had been applied, but with yexa
ton because you withheld ropl him the promised bone
Not by such as these must you judge the free, en-
hghtened yeomanry Of New-England. A majority of
them would rejoice 10 have the Slave States fulfill their
oft-repeafed threat Of withdrawal from the Union. IL
has ceased TO be bugbear for begin 10 despair Of
being able by any other process TO give che world the
EXAMPLE of real republic The moral sense Of these
institution vicious IN all its aspects; and il 10
generally understood that we purchase disgrace at
great peeuniary expense. If you would only mako
the offer Of separaonin serious earnest, you would
hear the hearty reEpose Of Millions Go gentsmens
and
Stand no, upon the order Of your going
But 20 a once