New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

20 what sb2 be the future con1on ot th's
qusrts IN regard 70 SLAVERY. Senaor Bro On, in
spt ech pot long ego srock the ksynO Of this policy
IN here memo able words. Said ne:
~ Ssu Cubs ! want TsWaohps', Po'os md one or two
he u nng sud spr aooE o Slavery Ana 400 og Ia Cea
sl Ao' WI powerfully aid scln ing .9o.e olgi Itt
these nre' for iha SPREAD 81 saVey WoGa '9e
u,tsrmo ends Of the earth and rebs,us and wicked
n Yankees have been would e.tsnd i even 10 them
William W.lksr, another champion OF Doug as and
renowned fihbuster not content with theofizing in
Cor s and upOa ri stump Reduced Tue d)ctrnes OF
DOpgba- and BrO@n 70 practice, 6y leapIg upon tne
deck # pra6a craft, and invading and temp brarly
COZ que ring avd ruling he State OF Ncardgnh ana Oy
a governmental decree r,establishlig Negro Slavery
the rein, where il had been abolished many years
before. This peftileot corsair is now invading other
Central American S9ts tor similar d5tes'abie put-
pose Indeed Mr. Douglass chic hO d, Ia u nes past
npop prouiGent ,utherD statesmen ba sen hs readi.
pess aid them 10 the acqu ItoD OF Cuba, portions OF
Mexico, Central America, and other uoplcA SabeS.
which they intend 20 spread Slavery by means OF
reopenug the African trade the ual step IN TINS rot1
TO ruin being The dismembeTmeIt Of the Union, and
the tsiab shmeD Of purely aye-hodlng eoIfsd racy
hay is chef esats OF pc ser along Tue shOres OF inc
Mes lean Guf d on the lsa ds OF the Caribbean Sea-
Now gentlemen in the face Of these facts, does a
wise saesuanzIlp teach that our Government should
ms Ike these Southern coDque.t ana at the sAm9 une
nrorlaim 10 the esuicivz,d tribes dwelling IN these
Iaudes that it not whether they vote Slavery
down or up, and thus set AL the dusky denzeDs OF
ing them the right dispose Of in snch mode az they
sia please subject only to the Constitution Of the
United States,' document OF whicd they never
heard not line of which they could read not pro
vision of which they could comprehend Ia not tnis
attemtt 10 persuade the National Government 10 add
cate It's authority over these deli late and complex
questions ard del gate it TO the haPbazard action OF
sQens, who would oit.times prove to be caprlcous,
incompetent and corrupt effort TO advance the per
soDsl fortunes of ambitious demsgogues rather taan to
establish 81 gest Democratic principle This doc
trne of non.iLterveDtion, when applied TO new settle
ments, whore diversified population is sparsely
scattered over vide expanss OF territory,
Dies not, as was proved in the Kansas i'm
broglio tend TO secure Popular Sovereignty,
but rather to fomebt general anarchy. H Is
not cautious conservatism which calculates aud con-
trols but rather Gravel cowardce that
oodges plain, practical duty. It's advocates are not
worthy 10 shape the deeLes of great republic IN the
noon Ct the nineteenth century, but tit rather to rule
paltIy prucpsllty In medieval times. And 30 tmnk
the lI ge mai my Of the American people both North
and South. For he great of intelligent citizens
on both sdes of Mason and Dixon line lhsls toat the
f. dera Government has control over the suo)sct OF
Slavery in the Territories. And he msrea the signs
of the lines ard is supefsi student OF bumsn ma
ture who does not know that the determination Of this
question viii be the absorbiOg theme OF American pol
itics until ii her Liberty De potsw shall have been
driven in disgrace from the field of controversy.
Fee low -czeps the policy and purpose OF the Re
publican party ID regard to the exclusion OF Slavery
from the National Territories and the anlexatlon OF
foreign provinces to this Union are known OF all men,
We will pbibit the spread of Slavery by the harmo-
Mons operation of varied The lrrepressIble
enc ges of Free Labor the irresistible power OF the
balloi-'Ox ard the constitutional authority OF Con
eress shall couspire to work this beneicent result.
Holding thai the FEDERAL Government has no more
right TO plant and protect Slavery in Territory than
10 estabi sh and maintain mt narchy, while on the
her hand insisting that is its duy to see that the
b4Deu presence of tat accused system does not pol
ute The Ia iona domain cecare 1t to be our un-
aterabla purpose that there shall be lao more Slave
Territories out Of which to create future Slave States
lchsersl and hat there shall rever be another Slave
State admitted into the Union. Tremendous ap'
PAUSE In regard to The annexation Of foreign terri
tory, we proclaim that, while we will lot blindly
resist acquisitions but will rather accept aud
hail az our manifest destiny the expansion
Of our limit, by just means, and for wise enasi yet
we tell tie Fire.eaters Of the South nithe Fbusters
Of the North and rite the 10 EATERS OF light GA the
ornament, that it, in the onward march Of the Rspub-
lie epsign shall float from the walls OF Vera Cruz or
the towers of Moro Castle, from the rocky nights OF
Quebec or the woody sleeps Of Nootka Souud or ad-
vsncDg still further ward the equator and tue poe
thsl be planted amid the din Of arms on the banks OF
Lake Nicaragua by freebooter Walker, or be IN.
furled, in The cOurse of peaceful adventure on the
shores of BstBns Bay, by some da'icg kane, the flag
of faihtrS, whether streaming deh4nty on tue
ADDE'S Of the tropics drocpiug in frozen folds ou
the storms of the Arctic shall over auglt
but free coil 10 be dedicated 10 free institutions by the
he irresistible energies of free men, through all
coming time Loud and prolonged cheeriDg.l