New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-24

have tAe proud satisfaction of reseung our beloved
country from the Ierls that encompass on every
side. But IL is evident that the trt lDispenss.Oe
eoLd.ton Of this union must be agreement that the
Rpited conservative oppositOn sa1 be neither Pro-
S.eToy nor an Anti-Slavery, but CoHsfitHflonal
IaIty. IL le, therefore, "a unaffected concern that
lave the nomination Of distinguished Southern
urged by the correspondents Of several lead
H. publican Iapers the ground OF his sympathy
wIlL movement which has for it's object the abolition
OF SsyeIy his State OF Missouri, and eventually
H. Kentucky, Ma ylEnd, and Nirg1nt Does not every
MEL gent n.an at glance tLat the nomination OF a
- ufefL for such reasons and with such objects
would be az certainly sectional nomination would
tie selection Of Sumner Gddings; and that the in
eNiabie result would be the formation of third party
and tie probable Issue OF the contest the perpeuaton
OF tie ulisTule OF Democracy DO the conservative
OF tie North desire 10 aid in bringing about tins
lsft Ianed consummatiun DO they desire 10 endan-
ger tie safety of tie Union by playing into the hands
of the mscl Ievous Democratic demagogues aud agta-
tors at the South whose bold upon the confidence Of
tier oeluded followers s per oeuated by sectional agi
taion Are ttey sincere in their opposition TO the
yal Of the African slave trade and do they really and
heartily sy npathIEe with the conservative masses
tie South ho regard with horror and detesation the
efforts 10 reoIen this Iratieal and inhuman traffic II
go, let them beware of the election of another Demo
cratic Ir, sident who, for the sake of propaiin the
favor OF the advocates Of this traffic at the extreme
South, WILL while be processes 10 denounce the crime,
Will at its perpeu alon. We Of the South who rev.
tie Constitution and love the Union better than
our lives individual fortunes, determined that
ntiler shall ia through our default We offer you in
tie IeIson OF John NJ. Bolts "a candidate who has
stain of sectioualism upon his garment; a man who
throughout long and distinguished career has been
Enong the true the tTuest, and among the bold the
bOlcest champion Of the Constitution; who by his firm
81 d manly resistance To the repeal of the Missouri
ConpIon nDse, when resistance to that repeal pol
cal iyrdom at the s nth, well by his whole
cuGIse regard all exciting questions a sectional
cDaIacer has exhibited his devotion to the whole
county, and thus emnently entitled himself to the
ctntdel ee Of National men everywhere. What better
afsuIaLce can any conservative man. North or South
wait OF the nationality of Mr.. Bolts than his own
decla alton in bis AfrIcan-church speech" in 1861
bich in there words: "Iwill resort to all proper
" protect and defend Slavery where it exists
but viii neither assist in, encourage any
"umpt to force it upon reluctant people any where;
and st less will justify the use Of the military
force Of the country to establish it in any OF the Ter
rtores." Upon this basis Of compromise we of the
Southern Opposition willngto unite with the con-
teryative OPP osition Of the North profess know
something OF the feelings and sentiments of the masses
OF tie IeUI of my native State and you of the North
MAY assured that the nomination of John NJ. Bolts
will he hailed with enthusiasm and be supported
with zeal, which that of no other elicit. In
teresttd politicians here as elsewhere may oppose it.
but Tie peOph desiIe and wou support il with hearty
good Will and that will bring back remembrance
TIE days Of 40 and "A. SPEs.
Etchnend, Ia, Nov. 20, 1889.