New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-01

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-, - a. rvsd from all tbe arts snd aas utacthes
Inch hay. gIoND Ia OBJECTION IN the o'ef 81 Gu
10 create q deu,asd their II du-try aod ssl'
which ~oud aurs,tt b them from ell parts oi Lui'p'
Nh, labor necessary Ia make adequate suppiy, ana
olive CD iupu-e native Secus and enterprse reNsr
fel. before. What sprrg this .ouli impat % com
u.rce, To sbip building - coal nlDlDg, aud 70 tne
;r,n fpId,Ty which ctafes The fame work, ths
bore ara scw Of every pot.St SIgcsus thst belongs
70 commerce, Manufactures, the ncehsac arts AMI
agriculture.
Ibe il iuerce o'tbis grand movement, emeging IN
line az iI.e S,se- with almost marvcods hiftb, be-
tu cen Msuul SId California. upon toe destiny ot the
races uIon iGs cbtreI i toe aspect hat ~ s'es ne
&c. D, ct considerations. The immediate resnt WI oe
TO rprtss lar to moth sns south tie Wild oaSt'
sps The vi t,Ib+ uf meu, who pueue Il en- Settle
uep.s Of bosbaDdms vi soon I'LL up tie HlT,S =.
eion watr,d by the Blkstsss The Kansas, Tue fI,.|
enc theu tributaries and the emoty PAGES 20" '
CD The nap the burtl0e grounds of Nhel
ATapabOes, Utabs d sioux and Tue fesoi roe
~, D,l.wsr.s shswpe, sasd Cherokees, viii oecoIne
N o hh d. of q. il Zsr COO muties Inc hhi ~ III
sin pursue the buffalo into the secions .o,su
south ltast adapted TO cultivation, ano ~, Il, w,ll
cratpall, onuI isbes, tie rbes support " ~
destroy acb other fer t1e remnants luis nas o7u
the fate Of all the bunting ribts ot thls county"
n, ueuliu,r iptrud,d INTO the DOMAIN on "USu w
proved There is some r.'soh 20 poPe ".n :, 49,.
,c,, az lr west.rn pl,ns peculiarly adAptso " Pa'
,,l M. may have TIE fleet 10 convert portloos OF
the ,aysse huLtIg uiots into oseiui accessories
Of our Iace, ss The occupants oi Tue sCr coz
euhsCTkiIH
dinns conpe c,e5 with Spanish stttlemeEts south
of our territories, become hSrusnep, auo oeI'n
thus more comfortable sDd nuc' ess preeA Gus slo-
sister ce from tue dom, stcaed hocks d herds they
nroIect than formerly from those ttey pur ned for 10
ci.cruuate destIu tiou. TIE northern tribes OF oar
country are addicted TO wandering, b7 nature so
incapable ts6y babi's If l,bor, that these that
survive IL e destruction of the game must become
pouajo people and live on share OF the her1s they
tend fer the settlers la sections remots from aIr
cultural impr venent become, Ike the nomadic Tn oes
Of Asia steIs o. herds, aud roam from rllderness
to wilderness for subsistence As for the tn0es that
POW bave homes on the frontiers Of the Western
Staep III lat sales Of IN, iese'vstots lo snsas,
with their onsent ana acc0ant OF the ladlan pro-
pIletors, pUI 10 tie cesuuy VI all s'usfy situated
The Indian cultivation is nothing, except ID the tnos
where the chefs an few head meu have appiopri-
sed to themselves the Govern nent anuuites dessnei
for their people, aud purchasing slaves VITO the
wealth thus acquired have inside them work portions
OF Re richest soil, ant by tue products doleo out 10
the poor Of tie Tribe reduced then al to vasSt-
see The attempt Of Ridge, B0udrot, and Others
OF the Cberokees, to ASSERT the rights Of the mass
of Il people Was met by assassination on tue
pant Of those who bad mouopolized the money aou
power Of the nation. The suggestion OF MI Bucaahin
10 lis Message 10 Corgus', that ths ln1tn usurpa'
tiou should be adopted as State in t1e Union, com
cided in principle WITH hrs Itcomn endailOn OF tue L9
compton usmpat0D fo' adoption IS state So'etn'
ueit in virtue &C the Slavery clause 10 the Consttu-
lion il Or, sentsd TIE latter had redeempg prOvso
com cleo with IT, to which the Indian State proposed
for fellowship With the other a'es, cinnot pretenu
After seven years Of endurance the PeoPe Oh hausas
could have char gcd their Con- tntOu aud partially tn'
frar cbseo the State. The Indian STATE, which must
come for ao mission if the Presidents innovation sue
ce.d is constituted Of the Red ard Black races ex
clu,ivsly, and the pol tcal power Is vested IN tne
chiefs VI the former vitae Of the influence derived
from Il cir ownership of the ater SO tha. the caste
with which reefs the Authority will, Tor ts Tn SAKE
ptIpetuate Slavery 1t is DOT probable that the "hto
zee WI ch stitutes the sOvereisntes when con-
- Laar ANAL NINA ftRnlu
Cons ress by admission Of Red III eek representa-
tives or they mix in tie l0dlaa Government) any
moie than they would admi. such representatives,
in the State Governments or approve such motley
in 'ermxruTe in domestic life. The novelty OF miro
ducipg CheIokees, Sacs and Foxes. Potawstames
and Kickspoos into Senate and House OF Rspre-
septaives ,pdOf the Otber tribes; for il one comes
why not all , Can have been proposed by the Presi,
delt only as sop for Ceroerus, that triple healed
NOR ster which be fsnCies will guard the g.tes OF the
Cberleston Convention through which our Pluto must
go to ,eDew bis reign. No one more msconct ivod the
genius and temper OF the people TO whom Mr. ba,
OF an olgarcby OF their best blood but to sharsit
with OF Indian, although he brought the honors OF |
Slavery In lis raD. they would spufn. hybnd races
curry Cee radiation alike into government as INTO CON-
uuites. ILdee6 they cannot perpetuate themselves
The Moors and SpaIiaTds, although subelsflng TO-
cet1er IN the psn0sua for eight centuries, s'd
IN every relation, bave propssated no
g, mn ON stock The celebrated AGiceR explorer, DIR.
Lvsstore ss remark ebe for his observation as for
bis ,luh and klbeIsl feeling states IL at 10 the Old
settlement oi Angola, where the Portuguese,
the first Colonz-rs Of Africa, analgamated
with tie natives, the hybrid race |
does OF survive but few generations in its line.
Such fan lies cut Unless they lapse ieto the Al
licsp and lose ttei caste entirely by the infusion of
negro blood. SO in this country, the French who !
haye iuteruarred freely With the Indians leave pos
te1ity called breeds, because they do not survive
an ilteInixture OF their caste beyond two of three
IeraiOLs. Curious observers ave assured me that
the same fact is true Ct the nilatto cass where tae
line is confined 10 tuJ color for few generations
fails. The attempt, then, to hJbrldze our Govern |
trust is to survive thousand centq.
ries most prove faure in the end, even should |
Mr.. Buchaoans sci eme Of amagamation haveA be- |
gtLiIp, bot that il will rot have. The seml-cyized
tribes oil Western frontier will cell out their lanfs
end subside at length among their kindred races OF
NJ xico, where 1t is to DC hoped under the protec,
ton and couLtena Of our Government, they wlii
in the cOurse Of time become refined and ponshed
nation and revive with this growing prosperity some OF
ths elegant tastes that disI guisbed then as people
in the days Of MoLtezuma, superadded to TIE maniy
energy of mind End body which liberty invariably Gen.
f,rs. Tbis confidently believe, viii be the c)n,e-
quer ce tf filing up the great West with these pale
faces that have ere .dy wrought such miracles since
their appearance at Plymoutd and Jauestosn.
But they have another moet noble achievement be- |
fore them-most pobe-becanse it requires that lofty
me- gna ,in;ty which triumph over the strongest,
high aspiring aud boliest impulses Of gallant nature,
pressing forward in wrong direction aud daring TO |
eIcouLtor obstacles ire movable because planted by
nature in the heart in the heart Of those who assa as
well ss those WHO defend. Justice aud conscience |
form rsuperabe bar to the propagation of Sa .ery
and the wruIg therept in the Institution undermnes
1t. II tie o.lyerarce is timely and the work OF the
superior race il shows that il Is progressive and look
ipg to igher desnies for the master and the slave
II delayed until engrfei the political institutions
and grounded in tie habits Of q people, it fastens
decadeLce upon both, and the rise Of the Interior
classes, in combination, brings deverance and run