New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-19
THE PROGRESS OF SLAVERY.


seortoo of tie Ordu auce OF 1877 prohibiting slavery
in ali the Territories Of the Uolted States. This
measure sas introduced BY Jefferson, aud advocated
by Wssbrgtor Madison, Monroe, Randolph ana
Pairi,k Henry Of Virginia, ard many other dlsua-
spisbed Anu Slavery patriots 10 the S)u:h. rney
would not permit the word slavery 70 STAN th'
pure pages of ths CrnAtitu'icn Even tue ~ord ser
vitude va. ON motion of Mr.. Randolph, stricken out,
ard " service" substituted, by a unanimous vote.
The Cor ven, on sbhored everything that sounded or
sav.red Of Slavery. Such was the beginning. VIVA,
is the e1d Let US see
l. Sioce the adoption OF this resolution, no less thsn
rire States with Savery have been admitted some OF
them Gre ated ont OF the very Territory thus dedc ited
10 freedom, and always with the aid Of Northern
votes.
.. TIE follov rg territory has since been acquired
by purchase, for the purpose OF ms'ing NOR
Save Sia'es: First, Lonisapa, bought tor siooOO,-
eco; secoId Forios cosIg 10 money ana l1oitn wars
no yet no, less than SO coo oOi toiro, ieSas,
by sDbexation, payment o. her debts and the cons9-
aueLt NeIican war, losses, expenses, and bounty
LANDS, s2sO; OoO, O00 making 100000 600 paid Mostly
Nv the Free States for Slave Territory. Loss by the
voloD'ary repder to the British from ~ 10 d. i0
North Latitude because IL would be free ard not Slavs
Territory ssy $50 900 900 more, and al with the dld OF
Nor'he,n votes. What Cubs Central America and
al Mexico is to cost to make Slave States, 10 In the
fofure.
g. The admission Of Missouri az a Slave State, aud
adoption in 1870 Of the MisspuIi Compromise hne,
giving all the territory dedicated 10 freedom by the
Tesf luton of 1877 10 Slavery, south OF 30 3O north
latitude this too when the North had majority OF "a
voter in Congress
T. Every CONCESSION but ~hets the appetite for new
DEM pds and ue1t in order is the passage in 1880 OF
tie Fu, tive Slave Law With the support OF Northern
votes to crafty and propiti, ate the SOah as final
iy" aud payment in full vi the demands Of Slavery to
"ssve the CDiot."
5. Finding threats Of dssolviog the Union success
full they try IT again. Next they demand that the
whole II the Territories Of the Uotsd States shall be
opened TO Slavery by the repeal Of the Missouri Com
promise line lesv TIE people Of the Territories lgee
to sdopt ject Slavery, as they mig tank proper
ard this was 10 be another hoahty a heai CON
c.,slop by the nth TO the South VIE the total ADO
1T on Of he sDlaiOn Of ie7. Tais also, was car
Iied by Northern votes.
6. Bur Kansas having rejected Slavery, they now
determine 10 reI uoiste their own doctne and PoPa-
lsr Sovereignty 70 lately and strongly advocated by
the South is POW ced and they determine to force
Slave Constitution Kansa'; but, defeated in this,
they are finally ensbsc by shs all Of Northern Votss
al ExecntSe iDfusDee to pass the E0gnsh BID, per-
ting Ksnsss To come in Slave State with popi
la ion of 1000, and requiring 93oVo to come 10 as
Free State
Z Kapsss having spurped the bribs, now it Is de-
terun.d and with the aid Of tue Supreme Court, the
Pr.siiept and the United States Army, - iorce oaV-
ery upoo Karsss AID into oil the Territories and States
Il the Upion OF the grooDd that Slavery IL not local
but pa,io al srd has right to exist under the Con-
stiiutop of the United States wherever extends anu
tba all .ws "oTRabic otherwise, 10 the language
OF II official paper at Washington, against slavery
aye Ill C. pii,utiUnsl ard void, State or Territory
has night 10 resit the authority the CONSTITUTION
snd tho Sopreue Court II they succeed 10 this 1t
must be a " lin -lity," for it establishes Slavery
Throughout the ULon, now and forever. IL tney
carry this by Northern votes what more can they ask
III lees they require the Northern dou sniaces become
.layes themselves to their Southern masters VIII
they DO u Why not make this last concession To
save the Ulion which the President tells US again
ia gIezt danger