New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-05-09


- s.s,r. They made by IL; but whether they did
:. sot Il Was their duty at such hours as this 70 see
49, az Repubho received no detriment, no mater
hose chances for the Presidency were perea oy the
~ agreed with Mr.. Cheever utterly in the doctrine
h;h he had been almost the first in this Empire City
"a ayow-the doctrine OF commlttal ior contempt
ms Senate had no such right either us legislature
- q. court Nor in any court under republican IN
sf,r,tsons did there abide shadow of this despotic
ssurpstion--the right TO commit for contempt. We
3 rot bring TO these States, any more than we
brought the Kings right to travel and take mems
hopses and eat up their food without paying for it,
she s,uarts did for hundreds of years 1t relic
of dcspotsm the existence of which nothing but the
pervile indifference the tmidty of the Republican
members Of the Senate ever for moment allowed ii
TpE TRIBUNE had not had its heart eaten ont by the
miserable chances of Republican success il might hafS
made some effort to give the keynote to the Northern
80 = rN"ard to this outrage upon the rights OF .. .
ssnssip, broader even Shan Chattei Slave ltself
He meant to use strong Language slavery w Nov
uperhcial evil that could be killed by slngle Dlow.
was grouted into the very machinery OF 'no 5,'e
d struck it's roots through thousand strata anu waI
more powerful than the Union itseii MANY uen LA"
thought they dying and mao oeel Sarnp ia 40
weak IN Virginia that shall hive to see the save
chasing his master for support and the master
10 avoid his slave" After be made the prophecy,
SiarsyS invent over the Mississippi, and stole new
ts n,on which to plant itself, and toek new leae3
TE% Or half a century. To-day Repeblicanism tald
AVN the deusye principle that if Slavery soula be
rprbed in the Territories and the woTnout soh VIZ
;n;a and the Caro4sas it would die of itself fut, III
a. mean time thai great Agricultural discovery guano
~ fader1aklrg 70 the exhausted bte OF the
Cs,jiaas and cf Georgia; $40 aid out upoF an acre
rave result yf $50 OF $40 oiear profit. One little ans
1870 lie sais would make sre whole machinery O
the Reputfcan argument useless and e'sseess NJ
sfcient asack could be Tado upon Slavery when di'
not denCarice it as a sin.
hid <iey believe tbss If 10000 American pull
oha1f Cos tbrpsv
~ IDENTITY had preactedfo them this Hornlng Souu
(aroinla would whip Mex, York INTO being her spahe
~ Charleston. Political preaching! " hen Cnrs' az
,oasced 10 his hearers his doctrine Ne TO the 1ate an
slxs einhllness of the man on when the tower Z
ssitosm fell he wac preaching TO tifsn about the IN
zy,ws which the boys had hawked stat morning 40,
Che streets of Jerusalem he tool for his teXt ~
en- Obsey,ser of that veryweek. NO hen 10
flowed in his footsteps who did not do exaory u
ssnc When he Mr. Phillipsl wanted political fTeac
ing he went 20 tire New Testaust mt, which Wes not
mo hut a politieal pamphlet suited to the meFaian
Jsynsalem The Abolitionsts had not even claim
iastiee for tie'-aye. They bed merely elih ea tn'
tteedom they had overlooked the fact that the Soul
ern boy education belongedfs'ghtiniiy 70 he hegro
tha, the Southern girl 6 diamonds were crushed ont
his bones and that the Elder of the Carosihas was
. result q Ct he hss t 5S'l.
They should have demanded of Senator Mason tb
he disgoT<se the plumber in his pocket, throw OF
stolen hosnespun, and walk out upon the pavement
naked robbef which he was born. tCheeJs 1hey shou
have demanded thai shareholders educate their slav
m the best colleges, clOthe them in broadco;h and
vel and on bendc1 knees beg them, accepting ever
thhs they had, b pardon the ~ me OF robber, gam
through six generations. DR.. Cheever said the Go
.stitltion was not ProSiAyery IL II were so-ii vi
honest papers-our Captain and officers had turssed
into such pirates, then they were great deal @oI
North and South was like That proposed by the Dt
whose father had given him shilling TO the hoy wi
had IS cents; lei u divide
DIR. Cheeyer had thosght Washington would n
have approved Of the slave construction Of the sc
vice or labor clause of the Constitution" Re avai
himself Of II al any rate. He wrote 10 The Collector
Customs at PortsmouthtO bring back to Mount Vernt
slave who had sOughi Che free air of theWhite Hill
But 10 the immortal honor of the great sirglnan be
known that be added" if the endeavor to take b
back,woud offend the preiudices of tho farmers of
H. do not attempt to do it, Thank God the Dem
cratic party was annihiated. They remembered
story of the bar-room bully who said he knocked
antagonist down with such blow there was MOTH
-leftof him. Next morning they brought light a
found nothing but grease spot The Democra
party had been knocked down and they had bTough
light and found noshing but the Constitutional par
fGreat laughter ard applause.l
Mr.. Phillips concluded by giving Mr.. Seward, VIII
he sad that be syould not Interfere with Slavery
sthe States, credit for lying He Sid that William
Seward designed and the Republican party meant
cripple Slavery, and 10 strangie it so soon as thu
could. Loud applause If William II. Seward e
tered the Presidential chair, he-yould mean that
name should 90 down to poserty with one hand q
the American dag, and the other the jugular vein
tie Slave System. Continued applause The siay'
holders knew better lIdn 10 pcitNt titsc mes WHO
the Republicans called speeches. They knew the SCI
iiment Of the North; they read The ". T. Herald an
The NJ T. Tribune What Mr.. Seward could not So
the Senate the other end OF t.e telegraph said herr
Here DIR. Cheeyer let the eat cut of the bag. lar
plause.
The Society adjourned TO u p IN.
In the evening the Rev. ARTHUR B. BRADFoR
read pungea; discourse, mainly directed against Il
support given % Slavery by the Church He was ga
ticuary severeen the religious papers of one of wht
he WAS formerf- editor. II Jesus Christ were
come on earth now, he thought he would come aInoI
the anti-Slavery men. lie concluded by drawing np
bill Of indictment against American Slavery. The Re
BERIAH GREES of .WbitesbOrS, N w. devoted h
hour to the demolition Of Senator Stewards resel
speech The Rey. j. Il. w. SLOANE Of the Coyenan
ers concluded the evening with stirring address.
called the Democratic party political Judas alray
ready to betray the night for thirty pieces of silver
esid that il had aow burst asunder and all its boRe
had gushed ont.
The audience not quite 50 large in the nsorI
ing. But, both morning and, evening, the aitendanc
of negroes Was many times large, than has ever bee
known before. Whey manifested their interest in tn
Anti-Slavery Society to remarkable degree when ID
plates went round