New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-09

section against all danger ot insnrrecii0n or IN
tesine con motion, and to reDder the Union i'm
presnable ard eternal, is just TO return TO the prn-
! cipies ard give heed to TIE coun'"is OF oeors'
Washington, Patrick henry in"nia' 'sh''s'",
&C., by insrifuting measures Tor the grad''ai anu
| peaceful Abolition OF Slavery iou know ths Is
| the vital truth, Mr.. Beekman why not say IL
| believe you have neither homemade brandy nor
French nusDs to sell-st all events, do not expect
| To make market for any ut the sympathy meet
ing DO resolve, then to hsve the truth fairly and
fully set forth. Faithful are the wounds OF
friend"
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~ ,u,,a.r.,o,.d-r.o.rdsa constitutional resst.
once :. tbe EXPANSION of Slavery as
dictate of true conservatism, and un.
onestiouipe subm.ssion 10 sll the behests
and exactiops of the Slave Power az certain to lead
IN further ard .tiIl further exsctiops until the limit
Of rossible forb.arspce should be passed while the
slsr. Power woud be rendered iutolerant of oppo-
sitjop and the Union thus rivrn ssunder. l. at all
events, have no more doubt that History Will pro-
nounce Resistance TO the higher and still higher de-
mands of the Slave Power truly conservative, OF
Union rs well as Liberty, and weak or interested
submission those behests the real source of danger
TO the integrity Of the Republic. Look, then,
pray you at the actual condition OF things, and
let your resolves speak tho whole truth. LOOK al
these facts:
i. the time-honored Missouri heStricuon nae
been broken down, and there Is no" no ioo' OF
Federal Territory irom which slavery IL eAcludod
by lsw.
ii. The Supreme Court has obliquely adjudged-
il can understand the drift and scope OF the oPn-
OBS tmhodyns the Dred Scott dec'S'"n--'na'
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III Inc u g A,'Or'e''oo"oia' s's,e' pr
clnlms u ian ak'"u'auc prhc'p'e VI Pu"hc n'
that any citlHn OF any State may phe a"ya's
uhish - property N that Sfats INTO any Territory
hnd there bo'd IL as property u"''Ss '"p "''"' ="
expressly 'orods w. Hence an! s'aVeno'der ma,
pltni Slavery IN any Territory ana demand pro-
tecion therefor OF tho local authorities aud law
msker.
". TIE State Of Virginia is now suitor 10 or
Courts, claiming right On the part Of any of her
citizens--of course on h,t Of any sayeholdsr-to
bring bis slaves to New-Ysrk. or to any other
Northern port, and ship them thence TO Texa, or
whiibersoever be shall zee ct. OF course, if be
has the legal right ia bring them and hold them
here for that purpose. he has right to bring them
,hscklrd and filtered and to bold them here TIL /,
suits his convenience TO send them away Let the
Slave Power win another PRESIDENTIAL victory and
We shall doubtless see thia monsfrous assumption
affirmed as constitutional law ~ The Supreme
Court, making every STATE Slave State. with no
power OF emancipation on the part OF lts own
people.
" The party in power--whieh your meeting ia
got up 10 strengthen--is fully committed to the
policy of purchasing Cubs, even at cost of
$lsOcCo,OCo, with the manifest inteut at the GER
tam eject Of enormously strengthening the Slave
Poser thereby. Mr.. President buchanan, IN the
Osfend Manifesto declared TINT nnv atteptnt If