New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-27

edinsTy work, and give upa whole day the uoisest
hind Of rejoicing for the War Of independence. How
ne prase the champions OF Lberiy' How we
pcns oct the "infsmy of the British oppression p
sTiey would make our Fathers slaves" say we.
ana Wes slew the opprcssorSIc SENFER TYRASSIs 20
Do Won suppose this wall fail pcos uce It's effect
a. he black man, Que day The South mast eithor
give up keeping Independence Day or else keep it
in little thorough fssicD. Nor i ths ali: the
SOutbebefs continually tauntng the negroes with
their miserable " You are onl, half hamau,
say they, lot capable Of freedom" Hay ia y ,od
for horses, not for bogs said tho ptilosoplic Amer-
csn who row represents the great Dem)cracy' at
tie Court Of Tuna. So. hJerts is good for srk,te
nea, net for mgrces. Have they soul.l ] mt
know that Non M ricoydo. 3" Con,empt" says the
proyerb. will through the shell of the tortoise
and enc day, even the sluggish African will wake 10
under the three fold stimulus Of the Foath Of July
cannon, The whip OF toe sayeto5er aud the sting of
hs hesrtess mockeTy. Then, If " oppression m,keth
wise men mad" wia DO you think it wildo TO African
slaves, who familiar with scenes Of violence, and
kll manner Of cruelty ? Sill more II the negroes
have not general power Of mind instructive 1--we Of
liberty equal TO the whites, they much our SUI
periors 10 p0Ver # eVnaiRg, aud in c0RtcWpt for
de0fl-ra'her formidable qualities in sersiis war.
There alresdy have been several risngs OF slaves ia
this century they spread fear and CONSERVATION. The
picture will be terrible now, ia Of insur
rection. hot only is there, JeGerson said, at
tIibuto of the Almighty which take sides vita
the master but As,e eiH be many rkite men rko oIR
toke part with he sire. Men like the Lsfayettes Of
the last century, and the DE-. Howes Of THE, may
give the insurgebt negro eit etua ad as that once
rendered TO America and Greece; and the puoc opil-
ion Of enlightened world viii rank them among its
heroes Of nobiest mark
If remember right, some Of your fathers were in
The battle of Lexington, ana that at Bunker HUI.
believe, ia the of the which followed every
able-bodied man IN your town in actual service
Nov W-adsys, their descendants proud OF the fact
One day, it wl be thought lees heroic for negro
TO fight for his personal liberty than for white
20 fight for political Independence aud against Of
three pence pound OH tea. Wait a little, and things
viii come round.
III. The existence Of Slavery endGngers all our Dem.
ocratc institutions. 1t does this, if only tolerated
~ exceptional measure-a matter of present
ience, and still when prvcIaued iustantia
principle, rule Of political conduct for all time and
every place. Look at this; " In 1870, there were
Issy 10000 slaves; they make their first doub-
ling, and are G0,OC0 then their second, 1000, 900;
then their third 10000. They now 10 the pro-
csss Of doubling the fourth time, and viii sOon be
4S00 0O0 then comes the fifth double, 1900 goo; then
the sixtb, 100000. Before the year 1900 A. d.,
there will DC twenty mi lion slaves!
An AnglO-SaXon with eonmou sense does not like
this Afcanizatiou Of Americas be wishes the superior
race 70 multiply rather than the inferior Besides, 1t Is
plain to oue-eyed man that Slavery is an ireconca-
bic enemy Of the progressive development oil Demoe-
Eacy; that II allowed 10 exist, il must be allowed TO
slead to gain political social andeoeesastlcai po "eri
and All that il gains for the shareholders Is just 80 much
taken from the freemen.
Iook at this-tbere are twenty Southern Representa-
tjvs who represent nothing but property m man, nnd
vet ,er vote counts az much 10 Congress as the fifteen
Nor,herneIs who stand Tor the wu of l4OO,VOV iree-
men. Slavery gives the Sooth the same advantage IN
The choice OF President consequently the sayehoding
South has long controlled the Federal power oi the
TooL at tbe recent acts Of the Slave Powerl The
1,,,i,ivo Slave bill the Ksnsas- Ne0r4ska bill, the
Dred Scott decision the hllibuseiing against Ouot
fsti found TOO strougl, and now aganst Mexico anu
other feeble neighbour, and, 10 crown all tue Hc.u''
reopening Of the African save-trade' Iheh e'nsuef
The contempt which Southern men express for iaoor'
The south has kidnapped men in Boston, and made
,a Jndoes of Massachusetts, 90 under her sym9onc
ha;n 10 enter the court Of justice she mas ouI''eu
b.es and butchered Innocent men III lnsss' ana tDc
Det,aiors of that wickeoness were rewarded oy "'o
rli.,aI novernroent with high office and great pay
bose things are notorious; they have stirred up some
l;Io ;naignaion at the North, and freemen begin 70
tIint of defending their libeuyi thence comes tna
soil party thence the Republican party-N con-
tsmnes no direct benefit the slave, only lne ueen''
% tbe white man in HE national rights, or h'' conVeh
,iopaI privileges. IL will grow stronger every year
end siso bolier 1t must lay down principle rs pay
form 20 work it's measures ON the principles "iu oe
found N REQUIRE much more than what was az nrs pro-
ro.ed and even from this platform Republicans wa
nrooptly sec that they caRa0f dGtadthe H9tHraf Fg
~ f,esmen ri,hoat destroying that Sterery "e'e'
-, o.,o, thenafurai rights Of negro. 80 hrs'
,Le vic and lust men Of the party Will ~ npa'hH'
i,b .oeb Ms seek TO berate the slaves, eper peace
fills or bv violence; next they Will declare thef opii
ION. in public and finally the whole BODY Of tne parry
;l come 10 the same sympathy and tue same opinion
Then of eourse, they will encourage men bke O@p'
Brown. give him money and all mann IT oi heiP' ANS
als encourage the slaves whenever they saaI rSe .'
tale their liberty, al all haz ards. When cAea 70 noi
nm. 5on AN il surrec,ion Of the slaves, they WIZ g'
readily euorgh and 90 the work by removing TIE s'''
ofipsprrectioI,-i. ~ e. be- destroying SIareFy |'tg'
An Auti.slavery party, under one name or an0'h'r
,gfbsfors long control the Federal Government Sh'
win exerc,e lis Constitutional rights, and perform i''
Constitutional duty, and "guaraotee hepooncSu
fo,ro of government 70 every State IN the Omoh'
That IA work of time and peaceful Legislation b
,Le sbort work of violence wild be often tired and
-. ,,., ,riu e,,,n something for the cause OF hu