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{The following letter, though somewhat out
Of date, by reason Of detention in the mail, is
still Of sufficient interest to warrant publication
mud rernsal-Ens.]
(Cosreseondence Of the Pss.s aud TEbunel
~~~-- = :-- ...-...- :. Das1oz, Nay u lso.
Massachusetts thanks God for Is Honest Abe"
and keeps her powder dry. The Press and the
People, whatever their previous preferences,
take to Lincoln and Ham1in with hearty down.
right fighting spunk. Mr.. Lincoln's integrity
and homely va1or in every right work will bind
to him the healthy and hearty manhood OF
New England. It is especially good 1or tho
cause that he is man Of the people, that bis
imperial manhood is his best title to the place
Of statesman. That he stands up to the whole
truth, and adds not jot for fanaticlsu', Is his
peculiar merit Our political opportunity as
Anti Slavery men is limited to opposition to the:
cxtenaion of slavery. RecoRn'ze this, and the
charge Of aggressive measures against the
soyereieuty of States fails to the ground.~ The
man is simply fool who talks as though ne
would enter the slave States with political
power against slavery, when be knows that he
cannot and will not do it any more than he can
1erislate to abolish slavery in Cuba Moral
suasion, agitatiou for moral conviction, Is an"
other tbing-a right thing for any man; but the
nan is wild who acts as though he expected to
elect The Legislatures Of The several slaEe
States, and through them to abolish slavery.
Their sin is their political right as against us,
uot the less because it is their moral crime as
against justice, humanity, the law Of God and
tue slave We dare say that q man is OF in
finite and ineradicable worth, and that the
foundation ofjust government is the jnst recog-
milton of the right Of every man, Of every na-
lion and tribe and family under the whole
heaven, to be free, intelligent and Eappy.
But we can afford to be honestly and
wisely: just in not threatening, or seeming
to threaten to exercise political power
which we have not got. Therefore We
plant ourselves on this, no more extension
Of slavery. Clear. headed, plain spoken Lincoln
's'ae n'an lof Ell eneea'e pons'.1 'eaae' o''
cause he sees JUST tne tn'ng WHICH ousn' ~ "
done, and goes for that-no more, no less. In
MS contest WIN oong'as, tne noness Na.lspns-
ter told . trunk story Of his real convictlons,
| and fought great battle with single eye to
| principle; aud he will be President. &c wins
as man, aga1ns' Af' os"aia 10 po.''e1n
4'ot 'ua' W ao' nono' oAo a. -, Nv ~. -.
statesman IN Inc hepuohe' se"a'" AaS .no
aofes'en' ol P'"pne'' ana eAe eAe'e5 a." '. =
Of fhe greatest masters o. n's'ofs' on!s sH''
say. that the strategy OF the gseas pons'cat or'-
tor, which mace lin alA mugs ~ a'1 aou' nA9
inevitably resulted in real thouen most "n'
just misunderstanding OF has posit'on aao 'e''''
per on the great Question OF the time' -''
The voices from the an1loas seat are espec'
ially gratifying: Ihe courier nas turned larry
| round in the insane fury OF Its augulsh at tho
defeat Of Seward, aud gives the lie direct to lis
own statements about that statesman made be-
fore the 18th Of May. The Boston Heratd de-
clares that our success must be considered
fixed fact, ualcss our progressive Jet not ultra
platform is fairly met The Post is afflicted
with IN unusual amount Of fifth, not having an
opportunity to open its expected channel, the
campaign Post. am really sorry 1of the rot;
it must be SO very uncomfortable to be 50 nasty
1t is at present in the condition of the negro on
the Spaulding, who was confined IN so close
quarters that the. stencil became 50 great as 10
create a quarrel among the coal-hearers rs to
who WAS guilty of committing nuisance there
abouts.
Caleb, tho Commander, gets it pretty severely
from the Douglas organs. He is utterly ambl'
tious, with single eye to his own ends, and
the most, reckless disregard Of decency and
honor. But be is very able, very enterpr1s'ng
and csn out.work and out-wear IN army Of or
dinary men. So he gets bis sharp, cruel nee
or the necks Of his friends and makes the blood
Ar.. i. +. Butlsr arrows that be shall vote io'
Davis, at baltimore, ii It shsnld oppear tna'
Douglas cannot be nominated. iae u LII
rage but can do nothing Douglas Democracy
Will be the death Of the "nole party unless i
dies easter taan 1hts. alt. butief declared tna
be preferred slaSe code made o5 congress
to t&pc made BY nine resPectable olo genue
men OF the supreme COURT On she efonne
that the worse laws are maoe' no' " leg's
lators, but " unjust 1aoees-
Ameetlng was he'd At the farker hon:c OF
] lhursday to 'eel the pn'se OF tne ne'i ana Ever
ct party. AS no s'gns oi Lie were discovered
post mo1tem was ordered ana Inc moaroer'
adjourned. oesefaa gooo au1nof4sies asse'
that Ut. Everett VIII cees'oe. IL oecui8 ~ n.'
that bonner may n'te MN 10 run - "ou''
pay TO announce scenes IN Tue oena1e, oy I'M
'ce-fresioentot ot 'ue on''ea o'a':e' ~. Eve
rett writes exclusively lot me ne" ofA Aea9@,
ou1 Today. ffaee cents. 0onner couso u
lord S4e,ooo ior 'he founo teIm' WHICH "oal'
buy NUMBER Oh e3a'e-stones' winch aea''
would re1ect ne" nonor On our NC" 1ng'an'
Old Aoftalhy.
Boston Is just no" IN disgrace. sne mas peel
stealing dry goods seven o' her ponce nav
been held to answer criminal prosecutions AM
some others are SUSPENDED. Oarng she las
session Of the supreme Court at salern' sesen
teen divorces we're granted eight tor desei f1on
1he rest 1or aaa!tesy'
the crops in the best Of humor. The prospect
Especially the apple trees give promise Of al
| uuprecedepted yield. Pears. cherries IN d straw
berries will abound. and pranes are being 1aree
1v in,,oduced and nromisc vol, Thecorerno
| has summoned m crtra scss;on of the I,ecislo
+ura IN tore meas,ras with r1arerenca * +be cat
tie disease. New c,ses ara con.t.nt1v nnnea,
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