New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-26
Aew9lprk daily Gribnate.
A WESTERN VIEW OF UNIoNSAVNG
co,,..,ondeuce of Tie y. Y. Tribuns.

Correspondence ofThe n. Y Tribune.
DETROIT. Dee 10, 1859.
Although not denizen Of that Union-saying negro
hating city Of yourr st feel an interest in IL, and
NV ewes were aladaened when saw in that conser-
vatye sheet, The ~ y. T'imeg, glorious list Of names
amended 10 the call for Union meeting, and indors
inc the Dred Scott decision IL shows that the hearts
of yonr citizens-especially those who buy and sell
eottou-are sound 10 the core; and will not allow
mvself Tor one moment TO believe that New-iork IS
going out Of the Union that she rW daoi7 any one
ese to 20 cp after this formidable array Of names de-
claripg their attachment TO it.
Sill there are names affixed to that call that did
not expect to zee there. Names OF men that knew
a. bows among the green mountains, who went down
10 Ntw-York poor but sturdy, with the head to plan
and arm 20 execute-boys who bad drank in Freedom
with their mothers milk-boys that gathered in the
free air ard free schools OF Vermont those Lessons OF
industry frugaliy and honesty, that make them whai
they now are, the merchant princes 0i NeW-1Ofk anu
could pof help thinking what these boys had been,
had Vermont been what Virginia now a. venture
the opinion that their names would not be sCughl aer
70 grace a call Ike this
Iroticed too a large number Of namcs-eyidelty
ofIslaesh hextractiOn-names that Pharaoh oyerseer
may have told over when he called the roll in tne
brck-y ards Of Egypt-names Of men whose ancestors
followed Moses through the Red Sea and the wilder
prayed for Fugitive Slave law" then; aud the h-
auiy arses If be had had one, wonld these gentle
mems names be worth having 10 call ind0rsng the
Dred Scott decision and the Fugitive Slave bl
Inotice, too names Of firms, who have made iof-
times selling their wares 70 the greasy mechanics
in he Wet: and the melancholy reflection comes
across my mind What would become Of these gentle
men were we to find parties who bad wares TO sell
instead Of principles The sword is two-edgedi and
lie day may come when Of the West will be forced
20 WELD II.
Bs hat astonished amused surprised, and obiaseat-
ed me mere than all else, were tie signatures OF me
Manhattan Oil Co 3" and the "Union Porcelain 90. l
am glad 20 know that these Com anes are IA layor OF
the Union and the Dred Scot decision Ny midnight
larp shall hence'orth be replenshed with the Man
haitian oil and hrs. Higgins and the htLle tggmses
VII from this daie dnk their tea from Union poree-
lain only. The Union s safe. Tie Manht'tan O.i
Co will not fur1ish OIL 10 grease the ways on whea
we let the Union slide" Do Oiiand Porcelain Com
paues sTeak in Union meetingsi Wlu The Ol Conl-
rarv BLer ont It's intense and undying ateeton for
lie Unionl VIII the Porcelain Company Iattis olt
its viliI gness 10 catch nggeEs, vide TIE Hon. MI
Logan o..
But 10 be serious T. the Union in danger Il u
rot tie Denocrais Pro-Sayery ascrndency that - N
penil Are they not afraid 0f the election ~ keiub
hean Presdeut--oue who will administer the Govern
uert for the benefit Of all, not merely portion
There s y here the shoe pnches IN the esiina,i9
Yours tIuiy, hlOOiNS-