New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25
land River, shook The S..ss Of Kentucky snd Tonnes

land River shook The Seee OF hoAtoSAy go Asnhss-
see like a earthquake.
No fuuYe event ,u be cacu stsd with moro sSso
lutte certainty thsa mighty social coovasoa IN inc
southern half Of the ubiou, utss soue step Is tascn
10 check the increase Of the serve rsce. lne haue
of things is not 10 be thwarted. History not 10 %
cheated out Of her dues IL only question OF ums,
and the longer the solution Of the problem posfpoaed
by compromises the more fesfa win be the ultimate
catastrophe. Nor is the question htnt,i TO checking
tie Increase of slaves merely. " Emancipation and
deportation i'm the language OF Mr.. Jetfereop are the
sole and sovereign of the evil which threatens
We quote from the author Of the Oeclarson Of Inde-
pendence:
md sio q X OF viii follow Sethirs more car ny
In hs hook of than TIA; hess people THE
Az, 4, b. rc pos is Il ss csrsn TIA, ese .asis fss
cannot in the sane Government Na,ne ssoa'' ~ sa5
IN psw.rio dc, the prOes' q .,osseP.on aud
lion. D,ch 'o~ dess a. ths he s ~ .es "a s ss
Il the contrary !, h % s'rs i'.st on san.a 49,
%u IN =. sp.s Ss ~ q The
Again be Gays, 10 8 letter 70 Mr.. SPARKS:
hous Is ssS .ua moral eS.sr. to our A:pps .a
safety provide an sy hun 70 which .- can sy
rd-r cur patronage prO,eoD spAsie. fee s iae
.ndsns people in some country and climate nency %
Ard again in his letter 10 Mr.. Coles he says
"Ye, The bOUr Of emancipation &, .tssncns 10 n. mneo 81
ss.r... Of our own nna CT Sy Ss Sosy prOce.. Of s. D.
uns eIs and conducted ey ne power ofoar Mt
Stationed permanently ~,sa our eoaaty asa os.nn:
n,am The Qrp'ssd esfOf our history not Ut
turned ovef' II,
Our readers have had their attention frequently
called to the ,chems promulgated by Mr. Fssnk Blair
r in the House Of Representatives and intro fuced bY
MIR. Doolttle OF Wisconsin m the Senate, ior the ac
QUESTION, by treaty, in lucstsn, Central, or SCUM
America the right and privileges Of settle nens and
Of for the benefit of such persocs of African
desce mt as may voluntarily desire 70 emgrate from the
United States. We republlsh MIR. Doolittles resolu-
ton:
W,rea, The numerous Disabilities which e- Of
color Of African descent arr ed many Q. e - $500
have Assnbe th~ " Arse numec's Of tnew b
tech elsewhere Avosbs Geld 6f thsir Aeor .ad eater
and wheress cass Of regarded with
still d.vor IN the slavenosips states from conssde
them hs. BEEN prohibited By law
s be beyond jurisdiction OF the
STAT and ., chem re ns ~. Co~ @
be ssain reduced slavery they continue ~ remain
within their Jur:deuons ana where's IN 80 s -
the beautiful and productive countries In tns World In
cm,e we. adapted to the Constitution 81 The Aidssn race 70
Rssd That the Conn ittee on Foreign heistt1s inquire
into the e.pdieucy Of seeaira. freely 10 Ssss,.n
citizenship benefit Of such Of color of Acsn de-
may voluntarily eesl'e to emissss sm the uaitsd
State S,as TO which they ensate the untsd
in consideration Of the eommrres ssvsntsses Of ss
c,.,y and proper msD.sin h m 10 Inc enjoy
Of the sh and privileges acquired BY such trssJ OF
tIsstiesr a,
Though this suggestion has not yet received the
attention IL mers IL Is becoming Of more and moro
copss every day and in just the proportion that
the Democracy clauor for the seopeoing OF tue slave
trade the acquisition of Cuba, and the annex stoa Of
territory for further slave occupston, will rise in
importance. Two undeniabs facts establish the viz
dom ard feasibility Of the schemsthe prime ne oessaty
of getting nd Of the major portion, not the whole OF
our slave population, and the adsptedness OF CenIn
and South America in soil and chmste, TO tho coloed
race and these races only. II We are no: mistaken,
this will be one Of the prominent neues IN inc neXt
Presidential campaign.