New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-05

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the Cont of ATpss's, ia prsciieSi "peraf'n shoa<
be fairly ,,,ei f5r which reasonable uD- sosshi b.
cvs, Any further ass soa crss ',n ion u esa ,srst
Tor ,be ,upYfsssn II IN. ssils 1T nt- ap>fasoe vi
ssv- ny sympathy ard cooperation
Tte pr..t ~ post iSs re consideration oftas
Arnukl Apr ropiis'iop BIZ til at 4 he rhse the
ssss'cr, I. ave err"i AID sh'ai BE- d. srVsi na-t.
aoioeb OF excitement ca the eve at - 81 'ur m,n,
when msn bee ave snc seary tie sa .. Due
TIE ch suet &c the Last {, h. y. n pref II
ss..i.r; ~h.n may hsv- let fer t,e,r rrsI -ctye
hnrr.s ara srsn tno.e ZEN siTiog are p'epsru b. do
g. -re 10, the honis bes. sdsp'i ,o din, d,l p-rsss
i.S,meIt Ape scti"p, upoe bal cot,Sn'nS sr'ats q
ns by Ia pore thao ote haoi,.d varioas "..i.e's,
amor, q, move toeo one mi'o o' dollars, al 10
he ccl,c "a Iom = peope b, oi,-e' taAS'ios Ho -
ever sIg the custom has pnv>''"', o" n"essrty e.
is,s fr rs cos 'iousnce. The III c>o b. coosi ere
eehai.o s,d .n-etvd much n,nc nrd~rssst d,ng,y,
~iSb ard fr he con foo, and COS vso,ocs Of sssa-
bsrs jeTing The first month ct tbe SESSION tnss csrse
III lat fouis IL il al,r highly pS'~s-sr,, as -aaie
ng tie .ggress'e sum t. DO -nof'ced 10 mn Zoe
tsxapor, sid as ,fsrdius the Ike 'nave that tns f<
examination ard cehuer t'or itietu~5 Ia b. aloe ID
rim. CONN end ,h- snhj.ct 90 y"ar esroest edasid.
srsi,on u the belief that the c"vr-. rsc,atns-sisd
viii hgh,.p your .bors and term pate yo,r Sanss here
81 se earlier peIioi than c,,od tth.r wise b. dre
V,d-r tie act To- esa blish r-g-iz',o7- fs TIE Pot
cf,N...Ywk, paced April 10 1857. the Lesi.issas
d.v,lvei uy-p the Board IT L, mn,ss'oasfs ~ f1ts
,p., f., Sut-s in reiatn IL the Ha- of NeS-fSk,
,ts d,.ks and its piers, which hal o@"us o. meca
oh.tyuei,d Nth various nosso,es - to ctass appfe
h- sic IN ii ut city az serous Injury - ts 'om 0srcs
The Conn i-s'cnes have pe'fVfni.d t'ennn'y p,1os-
" 80 i,.ptly. chile the inpr we'd c"odooa 81 tse
t.yrt,rs over which they have aWb,Tty ~ -
c,o "a Ia leave co doubt Of Gather the ssessusy %
the sisdop Of the eusc. peot.
NJ, ooite - much Gao b. .aid Of the Act pssssi q
the zane session, Ia r-orgsiize the W arden omce
Of tie Pvi, oi New Yorb, 81 ne provsi"rs o' salee
Ar. dem ID 10 the bippinx interest, aed
r.our. an. ,do. NJ; but hi, IL would be mpropsr
too,iry that po',co Of tie watch sfofds pr1tseese
10 d e "a nee 4 csrgo.
Pr Cr,sor A. ID. Bsche, Saperit teuaett Uaitsd
States Cast Survey, made to INV Predecessor, near
the close of tie yesT report of lis oes-'vanoss 10
cent?, uscn Of tee physical survey oi the M, ana
Bsrbor f New-York. which viii he is'd before yea.
The drte. Of Legislators, sl~ays arfuous an per.
pl-aite, have been rendered more oistss'cfu' ami
rs ONE of late yesrs ny the grosta snt Provsea zee
Of th. practice Of emplo'ipg SCENTS to sotoaah them
il tb,ir helis and to waysy them 10 their ~aks WIN
,.pr, settu;ors aud impttunities la behalf " oun 70
which a ersopal or corporate interest 10 involved.
These gents gain access to the Legislative halls cod
follow M mt.rs even to their seat. 81 g-nefsi ana
80 Al this practice, that bbyus has b-cAAe
4 ,rsce often gsibful but never cr-dnsble. lie 60
isepc, and its ,xcesses tnt to cIest- sgeoerd repu
nspe- to all bills involving psivste Interest.
A clsin or other bill, affecting private ,pssrs.S
may properly be explained and couimeodef ~ The
person or poty interested or by s0d~ one su!hersed
10 peak in his sbslf, who thali coptoe bic ,hSfs
manly 10 the Goa u ittee or committees hsvisG "
charge the me azure Ques'ioo. Beyond th's hosy.
il q l. Objectionable; snd when 1t fo'o~s msaosn "
their private apartments, ana intrudes uP'n hosn NJ
served FOR studyIg documents aod pr'par az rspors
10 jnsu.rhble IL is my deliberate paryose ~ de-
couta, these practices and To disspprove al oils
~hicb shall have good reason to believe nave osss
passed bs such mesps. -,
Tie state OF Nes.York hiss consistently INA ptsbsd
a cor .efvative attitude with regard to tooesa her
sister s. ates which cherish systems 81 isoor niusna<
f,,m herown Disclaipipg all right or sish TO later.
iere With the domestic c"pcrros " any DON non oes-
tide Of orr owp iut' ste ssts on her xht " matte
tan " bsrevsr h. issne so-l lrgtnately pessssdy
the superiority Of berry over ol>vsrv, whether -
,ndiiioo Of persot nj oymebt or o'ellscteel aeA
moral dev eopuept II social and general we'll eeo(.
Write herself lav, -hcldi she sot.d TO prohot b
act Of Cone'ets the extension OF Slavery uto Fsses4
tenhoy, AZ thirty years later che voted tn sxssos
from Missouri and from ths Federal te ri'ory sustoA-
log nofb~afd and westward rom that Safe.
Nearly twenty years later, the qnesu recurs4
vitb reference to Territories ,boat I, be acquired
from Mexico, and again Der voice was rsssd dts'
fIctly ard emphatlcally on The side Ut civhueeooe
ard humanity. Throughout the struggle wbi y Pre-
cedsd aJd attended the organ Zst"n ADD seeleneot
Kansas, her devotion To be GAUGE of free ltbR 80
Fever doubtful nor luke~-rm. No sophie ~ be-
sufed to blind her TO the fact, that the e'tsbsAass
OF Slavery upon territory hitherto free, would b .
calan iiy wrong, for which, DOT only the hssd.
Vi If .-r- who had ars ady dnf.ed upon the seu a
such Territory, but the W ols Am,ricao people she
tsd permitted such establishment, would BE- lasey
held 'espopsible To 1avtne the settled pdAeyd
orr Revolutionary statesmen. an remit the q,es'es
OF slavery no Slavery 10 q Territory to ths 40
checked vol,ion Of majority Of the fret hundred
thousand pers. Ds ~ho might happen to halt uIp,n 10
soii is 10 concete tine fundament b. assump'isa 4
ttose who entertain different opinions oppn the cub
ect, that Dstional, no moral con 'der.tlons are u
vol,cd 10 the Issue between free and slave lshss,
but That the preference OF one, as the other v
be- determined By climate, adaptation TO tropcd q
nop.uopicsl products or by soue other purely phyS
cordtop. II 10 TO refer grave question, vitnpy z
f.ctibR the reputation and welfare Of twenty-five -
hons Of people, joint owners Of vast national d.
msin, any of ~hom may be, and come uf whom, ~
the descendants Of nearly all 10 the nature q thisp
must be, among the future Dbabtsots of that de1elv
10 the decisions Vi less than sthoussndth part o<ew
ppuber.
This "a rot esruins Popular Sovereignty, bun
sovefsigpty OF chance, Of accident, Of a,etoass
reaching and dexrerity in appropnatipg thu Teraey
10 quesnon--ibe sovereignty o. fe~ pers ms -
the oestiriee and happiness Of mill'oos. New-Icu
has never ss.ented and cannot now ssseo. TO tsee
which thus diveets her Of all control over the 90
mon heritage Of her sOLs with those Of her 80
States, which declares Der al alien, and On intfSi4
On The pa'rinony acquired by the common blood q
irc@aIe Of the whoie American People; and shi1
virtually proclsme 10 the world that she csres -
wb,tbsr her children who migrate westward, ~!
tbercefotn live where 81 labor 10 resp ctel -
horored, or where il is regarded ~ the f. emder
ms ut Only Of the enslaved aud degraded. saca -
te,etoe is rot felt, and ought not 10 he feignei.
Every American must in heart, desire either ~
Slavery should that j. should not be exten je1 ~
our Federal TerntoIie', ard each has right to ~
claim and act upon bic choice. II the deliberate ~
nept Of the people, copstito.ionany expressed, ~
favor Slavery Extension, New York vill suouis =
enc has always submitted, " decisions fairy nsda
which cortrssepe her convictions or her nxrseb
bOsever disappointed by shy la sfal action Of The -
ritutsd Authorities Of the Coit<d states. Bbs -
never fat@red soogbt redress 10 acts Of nassee
a. 49, r
the il .titltors Dor the Interests OF her sstsr So.
While frankly syoMng tha. should the eg j e1eleee1