New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-16
Tup NORTH AND Tue sOUTH.
lIieTatare'

urf.r,t,rd fully the psture sri iLddscces OF
human SaTeIy, s1G the yIess ard purposes ot 'ae
Republican, with reference thereto, the great
.;rpgs'e of cur age would be ended forth Tts, s0d
The mkt Presidential Election carried b thc re
rub csrs b. tie votes Of the Slave IS well as tue
Free States. We were beaten ia l.56 ua'ny
because, il about half Of the couctry. ocr size Of
tie question TO be decided was not allowed 70 Dc
n,e.rted or arsued. and the Peop'e OF Fifteen
States were Kept wholly, aud those OF The renslnios
States partially, in darkness win regard - cur
objects. while the uost infamous IN srePresenta-
tous of those objects were freely circulated on
ever7 side. There vas no section, 10 corner oil
tie North, in which the champions OF Slave
Democracy we're net az peifcct liberty to pre'eot
ard infotce tteir views without tue smallest
dan. er cf interruption, much lee. pefsons ipJuiy;
xhie throughout the Slave States, oar speakers
we're oil, Ted 10 hearing, our JCroals were des'
troytd In tie post, lces, or their circulation
ob.,ructed b, terrorism, and even our b,lots we're
not allowed 70 be distributed a. the pills. L ae
PIess Of dat v,.t region systemitcaiy m'sIePre
.euted scd reylled Us; 60 that while 'arnal' were
without upedueut OF objection established 10 tue
North expressly to champion Slavery and its tx
IL ns:on. the enemies Of Slavery were not, and are
not vet, allowed a hearing at tie South. 10
change eli this lie tue evidelt ddtS Of the hoT.
oae Of the most etloratle consequences Of the
state Of things we have briea, d-Plced Ba per-
pe,uh iteration By the Pro-SIsserS orsces, ani a
oetersl bat most uafcuuded coGvl,do1 tnrcughpu.
tie Slave States. that tie RpabicIzs a'c hostile 10
-, sopth, and that their National Triumph will
work irjuIy if lot ruin TO that section. 10 vain
DO We disclsm sny enui,y or i'll Will toSard the
SoutL-in vain DO we repeat that We seek her rem
oys,iop, not her ruio-in vain do Se demonsFrate
that the triumph Of RePubicinisu, ever to the
extent Ct the utter oyetbrO~ and disappearance OF
Slavery would largely and RAPIDLY Increase tie
i. dus'ry, wealth, population ard power OF tie
South, ahls increasing also tie energy, secuuJ
and happiness Of her people. The South does not
hear us-her esrs are slut sgaiust us-~hue lying
spirits in the shape of Satauic Journals, are sent
emorg her people TO perpetuste and aggraSae
their mistaken views Of our acts and motives aud
their consequent enlargement iron Us.
Under these circumstance, a number OF FREQ
State men have resolved to appe,l to their fellow
citizens for the means Of inaugurstipg the canvass
Of l560 by printing aud circulating sratdltou'iy-
for the most part among the citz Of the border
Free ard Slave States-a very large caeap edition
Of Mr.. II. z. Helpers "ImpeOdiog Crsu Of the
"Soutb." work which, as the prod of one
born AID reared to maturity il . central Slave
State, de6ts the cayll that those who mike the
most Outcry agsinst Slavery know beIt TO nothing
OF il, cave by tesrsay. Mr.. Help isa North.
CaIolinian, still young man, who was led bS toe
sp iii of adventure to Califorris, where he learned
10 contras. Free Labor with that of Slaves, aud to
weigh one against another. His conclusions are
embedded in the work low uoder consideration,
which seems-in part because Of its Southern OIL
sin-be,ter calculated for general circulate N than
any other get issued. No man can candidlJ Peru'e
1t sod Lot be c)nsiucedibat Slavery is az enormous
buLder as vel as cruel wrong, AID tia! ITS abo
li;on is the indispensable basis Of Southern adj
vanceuen, and property
Mr. Helper. book tss been haiIed with eathu-
,iastic approval BY the Anti Slavery Press Of all
| schools, AID commended By may wise zen " the
best Republican text bogk. II has beeu excessive
ls circulated AID read; but its price g i, such
rs to forbid lis universal cuuetcS 1t /. nov pro-
po,ed to reprint il more comp,csly and ches3ly so
that Ore Hundred Thousand Copies Of II m.y bo
sforded for $1,000, or sixteen cent, Per copy,
ard ibus give il tie ~ie,. possible gratditods cir-
culation, especially 10 PeDDsylyanis, New.Jerse5,
Ircisra, Delaware, Mar) lard, aud the other border
sls7e Slater. l. 10 confidently believed snat such
circulation will be a signal and seasOnAbe pfepsce-
ton FOR Rspub ica1 triumph 10 leo, and fIs a
greedy extinction Of Sia7ery, at leass throughout
the present border Slave States. II support of this
tf,rt, the following appeals are addressed TO Re
| pubieaLs universally:
| "EEg.YoRx, March 9, is9.
"DEAR Sir: II you have read sud critic. sly exam
tied tie work you will yTob.by With Tat 10 coarse
efsEuu.rt saece,y conTsrns toe practice OF slavery
In -. Uced States and enforcing Prscse sad adequate ve~
tf It's IostIsg Elects material and neral has eqdAisd tai
oftae vcl1ne sr,fd TAG IsPESDSS CRis OF TIE soUrH
How TO MEET ~ By Rr:or Ro~,n Helper Of N'r'a Care
| lnA
"No e.tef vol.s ncw before the publc conceive
al c well calcus.ea ndoee In the minds of ~
readers decided ard p~ste-t epusnsree 70 slavery sas
Win gees ccope.se = TIC enft 20 Ees-sn ice 'nnee
siya1 ktt1l o that perricious Institution
T6e ave ctc-,cr Of copous oouFeud OF tie Won
Il quses auers the Intelligent liberty loving Of
ny iel. Give CT patty locality would, We believe, b
Productive beneficial results aud &c this end
you vii sst n c.Jrs out Plan vs hsvs devised for tEs
ns.i1ui esnbaton CT O.e Hundred faous.ed copies d
s1ch conrsDd-whieh contracted fer and plbshed, VII
contain ltou v0 hundred pages and 30 bozId In pamphlet
fem.
"O-e kuzsE.i ihoG,ad opes Of the Contemplated conpe2
Which aleu-. hundred PAGES would contain very nearly
a. TIE embraced IL the rsgr vol-s ~hlsh sell
:E sosT eP, sa b bad well PrHed o. good paper