New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

,,p rp and rnan u few word Live honestly inlare
s and enphsiic in Of perfect eompreheasyens.
the Savior the sane Tae IN one nrs
~, people the North and the people OF the s9o'n - ~
God Render To every his due love thy neghe9T
seI Thu should and fe- toward the Sosh. oPoa ~
N. south without putiing upon il my neT fanssa
Interpretation But gentlensn the question L, 10 . ;
hat the point which this great argument invovnf sng
N .tes n AZ rres rule Of conduct render 20 every
N an M du. II Is unjust n il violates the Ia" Of Ooa Whoa
s II could be nantsned tia; slavery Is thus IN con
fict with The law Of God and naiure nisn 1s
-, bou susiou frequently made and say there Is hsner
law hieh Pei. US to 5 s nb sompact And hi.
i. the question which must now meet Aad nlco We .
o uin IcTes Of Brsvo?l 1t not only not u9us' bat
lq, wi.e sn S Seoshseg' ana '''D
msnsin thst Sesro slavery unja Iehes, that !.
Il bsn. i its nfuenoes both the Write man add on the
t Voice That is .o.''l maintain that it Is ordained
y Mature i. necessity Of eoth races 'n., IN the ne
climates where the black can live and prospect nature ns
M epjoins eorreave daiies the black An-and tue waite
Which e.nnot be Ins o1 us1Ts
Slavery lVoiees-" That Is hight Cre' Of "OOd' anu
contend that not injustice to Leave the in the
condition in placed him and for which condition
,es him master to soyon ,nd saPPy n. s % G
70 hin and thereby afford to that master
t for the and talent employed
rTTppg him. in way alone the negro able TO render
himself sefu TO himself and the society in which hs Is
placed a, .t, .,,r,., vh;.b N. a,,,.r.
measure, of Abotious1n its abeors compel US to enforce
bi Is the ground that abandon cherished
Union We longer favor political leaders who talk
about ayery beng evil must advance the doctrine
hs, nas slavery la thing which although peuicious Is to
b. eated merely because have made bargain TO tolerate
Il, We must turn away the teachings Of hn@,iesu
Yielding the clear decree OF nature ana the voe o
philosophy we pronounce that institution just oenehcen
lawful, and proper"
Such is the " irrepressibe conflict proclaimed
by the chief speaker at the Union-savers' Meeting
between the doctrines which led Washington, JEFF
ferson and Madison to labor to restrict the area
and shorten the duration of Slavery aud those now
propoupded and upheld by our National Sham
Democracy The Republicans hold with our Rev
olu,ionary Fathers that Slavery is essentially un-'
natural, unjust and pernicious therefore to be
confined within the narrowest legal limits whether
as TO space or time. The Sham Democracy hold
the {" peculiar institution" tO be emiDently just,
humane, benefcent, therefore to be diffused aud
perpetuated. Mr. O'Conor sees that here is the
turnngpout in the controversy, and that to seek to
eyade OF obscure il is to enter q virtual cognoVlt
and in effect give up the contest. SO he takes the
bull SQUARE by the horns, and demands verdict on
the merits. We do not think he can finally WIN,
because his premises we deem unsound; but he
strikes square from the shoulder and at oil events
does not mslead nor befog his hearers. And, as
The Times is plainly cutivating intimate relations
with Tammany Hail. it may as well take its posi-
ton on the essential Democratic platform at once.
lit falters and wbifies much longer, The Express
Will step in ahead and clutch the organsiip.