New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-30
g NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

For SOME years past, this hes been accounted one
Of the most benous GRIMES 10 tue political calendar
--tbst men calling themselves Amer cans, patriots,
lov.r 70 of their country and her glorious institutions,
should overlook or disregero toe Interests, rights
and welfare Of cur T@enty-odd Millions of White
Ceucssiaps--the foremost ADD topmost among tho
races Of mep-shd weakly or factiousls deVo o
their tine and energies, tper thoughts and sens :.
bilitles, to the fapceo ~e-being of Three or -Four
Millions of degraded, BRITISH, bsrbsrous negroes
TO the upbuiloDg of race which never did, never
can amount to auytbipg ror form nny portian of a
civilized, organized community or State, except as
the slaves of the Caucasiaus aforesaid How
generously Gushing has Grated how enormously he
has slapderet, how bitterly and constantly he has
reyiled in this VEN, our readers well know-few
FEEDERS, indeed, have been able to escape knowing
Yet here is tn vertabls Caleb presiding over a
grand coDveptleie which for week has been TO-.
ten,y, fercely absorbed in this same netarious,
fa1 atical reasonable contention about negroes and
their satus to the entire neglect and oblivion Of sne
rights interests, wishes. feeling, &C., &c, Of the
noble White Race!
What is the excuse for this insane folly Where
sleep the thuDders of The Herald WHAT binders
the flow of the usual lsva.hOod Of Pecksnifan cant
FROM the capacous fountain Of The Journal Of Com
merce What has arrested The endless ealderda;h
of The E1prsss1 Has The Uaion turned recreant
to it, old faith now that it has renamed Itself Inc
Constrtntion7 What are we coming to
We ark our eminent merchants, who have paid
so much money to put down Niger Worship 10
look into this business. Messrs. A. L. Stewart,
Ben. Whitlock a. Co. is this the entertainment
to which you invited yourselves at such generous
cost Have you Dounoned aud brought up the
Northern Democracy to baveit fly in the face OF your
Southern customers in this factious aud vicious
manner ! Was your money poured out in the late
Connecticut contest to have Connecticut go down
to Charleston and brave the chauplons of South
" eID rights" in this truculent fssbion How much
longer do you think your periodical subscriptions to
sustain the cause of Democracy will secure your
monopoly Of Southern trade, If the South Is to De
60 Dubbed by your chosen representatives, Hefe
are John Cochrane, aud Dean Richmond, aad Ike
Fowler, and Je@ett, and Schell, aud Waterbury,
figuring il the Convention as large as lie, but never
vote from Yerk-bardiy one from the Free
Ststes-to sustain .'tne rights of the South ="
Hardly vote TO rebuke I" sectional agitation I"
What does this mean
1t is clear that British gold has been lavished
a. Charleston. Exeter Hall " and tue Dacless
Of Sutherland must be deep in this treason. Aud
The HeTold, TOBIAS q mu'e-load Of the yellow
dnt been laeished on that last citadel of National
ity tbat sworn foe of pseudop philanthropy and Pur-
bind faualcsm' If NOT, why 81 dumb, so NUMB
ling in III perilOus crisis! Icwas not wont to be
60 timid sDd ambiguous. II has cried "@olf"
stouily when no wolf was within ear-shOs; nov
that the ra1enous beast is upon US, why is it so
tongue tied Is this your faithful sentinel on the
raDpaIis OF the Constitution For shame
Htssrs. ConeeIv atives aud Cotton brokers OF
New-Ysrk do you not see that you are betrayed ?
Are you sleeping the sleep of death ? This very
day, the Feder, Union, as presented il the Ma
uobal Democracy which. you have SO trusted and
nouIisbed may be rudeS reAt asunder by the acts Of
your tOsen representatives Are you wiling to
see this calamity brought upon US by sheer mig
ger worship 2" Nothing else but tine " almighty
" niger" furnishes even shadow of pretext fbr
the Threatened disruption. VIII you permit hin
to sbiver the BONDS that make US one people, to
pluck half the stars land all the stripes from the
American flag, rive asunder the battle fields of the
Revolution, and let things rip generally II not,
you should hold a meeting at the Exchange this
morning, and telegraph therelrom instructions to
your Delegates at Charleston to stay their sscri-
IesioUs hands, ere they eyereear the pilars Of t0e
Union Destiny bangs suspended'on the breath Of
the passing moment. Where is tho Unoa Safety
Committee Where the patriots who forgathered
at the Fifth Avenue Hotcll Awake, arise, or bc
" forever fallen "