New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-30

-. ho,oes, con ictions and thank all who have
nov ;.ed in the cls1or that has been attempted TO
H. gotten up, for the opportunity ehoTded me o' pro-
gSfpc them from the house tops to the hHHaoni-ed,
oioj-]S and Ckrisfi0pt-ed world; and hope the I'm
.oon press throughout the State will publish them,
VI ,b., their cand dates for Gubernatoria and sub
sra,e honors may read this my last declaration ON
~ subject wherever they may speak.
Tn snohe part Of that speech said;
wb. would ak aud deagad q The North e. that they
h.n no, interfere with slavery exists under tn Co,ita
p The state; that they shall cary out The true intent and
meaning Constitution IN Terence 20 the restitution o. ~
% .s,e Thu. the tue islges between the Norm ana
- ssh, and would 20 ~ ir wlo fart.rsi m exact
he% a az a,1s;s ,S an T.. s 70 h" - 3 lei or wilton,
due upon false nc presented by n'ei pcra Or
r,sslou. politicians many whom delight ~ AID i've upon
Ss.,iou s excitement; and many more perhaps wh' owe
.tsir epbs fame ard position 20 pefeHded sNf e'H%
,on.A;p fer SsEerR rights southern hnoi oo'' s
- unreasonable and nn'csble demand The l,rr
sfe ,Oi,6 or abolition o. slavery. where exists u one ihnE
The extension oft where II Goes u" exist - a az 49, ,i
Csa.tiutio1 and then whar do claim e rs Sane ~ ne
mem: sssn S'' '-'" '"'" ''"''
Jbaye seen no reason to recant what ! said here,
oaber. these IRE the sentiments entertain, a.
Aid when they were delivered before the people of
povba,sn. What fault do they find with this Do
.sev pdorsc II or repudia,e Il If they indorse II,
ever-hendcd Justice requires them 70 say 30 II they
orden IT, Justice 10 Themselves, a. they are resolved
10 make war on me, requires hat they SAou4d point
OFT wherein they differ from mr.
In ibis connection il may be proper 10 add for the
information of ell who feel interest in my record,
one short paragraph from my African Church speech
IN 1856 relating 10 the same subject and from the
.ryeral extracts herewith furnished, ! think few VIII
have any difficulty in ascertainng my position on the
slavery question. Here is the extract referred TO
"My position the question Of Slavery T. th'i aud - fa
fo wishing q conceal H. desire j. uogh BE- known ?" all
M,es wer, ms1e Tor dogs; for and no and
no party can put muzzle MY mouth long A. ysine my
fst0ofn make bold thcI 60 proclaim That am %" slavery
opagsrdis viii oil proper remedies o. protect aud
1000 SLAVERY yherr il exists, but Will neither assist m
pcrsge siy at'emp. force b upon reluctant people any
,berr and sill less viii justify TIM Of he military power
f,bs coirg 10 esia bish Of the IentOfes. II II hd-
- ys,y there BIS leg innate ineais j. ell we'll bu, never by
fore through any fundamentally q mine am myself a
slsebolde all the property nay children have IN the world
e. sye pnu y Inherited from their mother and he who I'M
10 connect my name, my opinions with Adolf
.i,bera kuaye or fool and untrequey both And TINS
he ouy have 20 make 20 them have ne" connected
myself with any onal parry or sectional question: ana 50 hep
NJ God. never will
is there any other portion Of my record wanted,
gentlemen Ifso let be called for and it shall be
prompt! supplied. ,o,, nou,,s
Respectfully, JOHN " Bolts.
Pfchmord ia, April ~, 1852