New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-06
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continue urge the emancipation only Of the Black hboc
from chstsehsm and legal impotence but Of the White Hewse
om Land Monopoly nemTernce Ignorance and that depend
snce Markets which pabes eIeron by denying 10
Toll any adequate and morally certain reward Believing that
the chief evil Of time the inordnate multiplication and die
proportion Of Produee viii continue asuins what
ever degrade Manual Labor deprive Of M just and
fuI ecompense. win ineIbly commend the policy OF win
sps hher Europe ibe Useful Arts and wherever they may
be needed Artisans we for whose products country
now running reekessy into debt, whae sboren roam n
ute quest employment leaving their children In want OF
bread though the farmer is too oen comPeeds sell bis crops
os inadequate prices In short, while battling against Fous
and every other manifestation OF that evil spt wnioh
SEEKS sposon Of other countries that sggandreme
which 10 be truly attained only through the due developens
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more effectively discrusve Tariff the Freedom Of the Pub
Nc Lands the construction Of Railroad rom the nsvssbe wa
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measure which calculated enhance the dignity or
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The irrepressbe conflict" between Darkness and Light,
Inertia and Progress Slavery and Freedom, steadily on
ward Isolated acts folly and madness may for the moment give
seips advantage Wrong but God still Eens and he Ages
are true to Humanity and Right The year 1850 must witness
memorable conflict these econabe antagonists The
question: Shall Human Slavery be farther dfused by the
pow under the flag Of the Federal Union TO re-
eei7e monlenous conclusive Land for the
Landle Negroes for the Negroes the bsttscry Of
the embodied Millions who having just swept Ohio
and the North appear in the Congress- backed By
nearly every State demand recognition Of every mans
night cultivate and improve modcum Of the sarths surface
wherever he been anticipated by the States ceson 10
another Free Homes and the conseaon Of the virgin sod OF
the Territories Free LabOrtwo requirements but policy
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