New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

such ike, are restrained of the privilege OF ioeomoon
that is made amepable to the law IN their persons
Whence do States derive authority 70 prevent nee
persons OF color from settling within their mi's az
has been done by several Free well ~ Slave staee,
or from driving out the free colored people, ~ Iie
been done by Arkansas, and has been proposia ny
brought into State as merchandise or 70 send slaves
out of the State for the commission Of crime which mas
been done by several Southern States Or the power
of the President to control the persons OF amen VIZ
an inherent right in every community TO protect sen
against whatever 10 offensive dangerous and oen8
the only jndges in the matter they adopt police
tons ADAPTED to their necessities NOW 'n,s
below the grade of citizen liable in their person 70
ali statutory regulations. How, then, is the slave
situated Fcrke is adegree below any OF the classes
tbe eoneeptra,ed judgment Of the whole COM
mupiiy acting BY regularly appointed oncersi
while the slave not only has no r'gAfs ~htcn oaHe
man found to respect, but has no general law as
his Iule of action for the will Of the master ID law
tbe slave; even lower STILL for the master may appoint
an agent and the slave is bound to obey him. H. then
the slave is either offensive or dangerous sooaid not
the community have the power to remove MN R o.
may be said that the slave s OF the household ana
c. mponent part of the family Of the master; granted.
If white member Of the family, even ,ne MASTER master
hi nself violates the law, is he liable IN person
10 euer the penalty according to the law governing
bis class of persons If, then, the habits ana
practices of slaves are violative Of good ORDER
peace or proprety or their preseh9e uaI H.
Gus, of which the community are me sore &
muet upon principle be liable to police regulations ana
be subject to removal But IL may DC sssiu Suas so
privilege OF owning slaves anu nIv 20 the mas
the leITi,ores ~ pei .. anu ,sp, !, saset mon his
stains as citizen. This is admitted to this extent
thai the masters privileges upon par no moro no
lees, win those OF INC oiien NV hat =; ofgsn.
hence, whoever asso.,a'e a,,nn;. \; l;bI 70 have
sive q dangeronst 70 Ine copmuy, 10 mrG,v nOon th
thst assoelauon ION y va bove bean sxaminino
Prlncpie OF sen pIo'eou;o;; 81 nstaJ roht. as 10
the suoles. upon ;ne ba Question the Rsnnbc,ns
believe that the men who fought for their liberty made
tne Noh u.ao ~; a;nn;Iss sre mt in nractce aud
eInsnt ui ro their yvorf in all tia bearings
wen hat,a tbsn anv nnmher of ;udees of the
as well da nO NO ms,,sr how exalted in character or
present aay, Nv Cd HANG sat;s6ed that thav are
~ G sos.s ma Of t6ose ilnstrions men thew
J,oSirs5 there shal be no innovations upon their
narfect york.
o,sn hear Democrats cav that slave labor can
NOT he profitable except in limited Southern portion
NOT oe P roo Cd % that conId work no harm to
u Erss States the prncpIe of extension should be
the fIee ot.e -, ~ ~ Iseee II the Renubieans
coneeoea ,ga tu s snnb Punder thew wonld receive.
were caPaoie, ~ s ,be erecrtons of mankind;
as they woulo uIs'to, e, hynrd for scofing from
ther nsnes a,;n rn,;i time shouId he mo more:
generator 20 ors;;,Ie tbsmseIves 70 the scorn and con-
. ey 81 ts.ir Sontbern opoonents nor would it be
, haTore other demands would be made and If there
was Yefusa to concede all, then would they be de-
nou noun On ,bsv admit befrended them long and
es h,t %;rna in ono nart;cular IN meat their
no IL now The Init of their rjdcue. for
eAPeG'a1ons ~ honr.S III sohr;onst from I'm a.
they nave even c1apsoap ' ., aon.5or;ns, ,h
AM 10 Ltne D1d8e' ous VIC We" h 49, We
value OF save HpoIi Sy n1 S."r ~ ~ faIlaov
prohtaole as iar No,tn 40 L I oI IlS e. A'
equaed Only oy As aana shor IN The s,n at the
una. tne Mh m hs conDsJsS that the labor of syes in
South IL may NC oou ,Sa = ,rond he on onr
pi alnes OF uat neslo Sas omu .no ";,;.an .a
letter than white man; out wherever cli1en cai
by tilling the sou WIN MS own hanos, Pesioim al ns
duties, WORK the roads serve on Jures, &C., anu Tar
and educa'e me- children sve LIDO, ~, WIZ 70 rSdus
Or to state it Inherently wherever .ne annual prOuucs
OF an acre o. ahI o. oui ~ aJa nr,oh,a Raa;das
s2o mere ave iaooI van uo aauo PS a.. ,h
weatn eeeks AZ aPpnahoes i;s ss fo eno
weathy Woala nso Ia. a.nnns;,;" !, =; nu ,Sa,
quite per cent OF inc COUGH ~ .ae on.ea o'aesn
grown oy wnNe laoor; anu slo s, ~
owners nave oI!Ven .hc VIM ~ , IN e , III III
aluval nvel vo'.os t II 'U ore 81 70 h;, ahorr
cause OF he sh ~ comns,es r the
~ nr;cs Sith he longer stane from the rchsr
nie5es' Ps.o =; saI o. 20 or;nq cation Il hai;eved
Mn9sj anu m .l 10 Ss; u =; &c & va ;, IT,
70 No uuI hno ~, ba ntsnse n deter YANKEE from
heat wouid nave 70 oe n'ense W de'el nou
the enterprise u nc was soown .ne asm's~'y oonl'
His e'a .1 dsS ~ bo. &c ornrnvsJ by fr;ands
publican Sa o pohused ny .ha; "n
Iney arc G ;nco, = dSarosa ;,b benna hons ar
PoI1enHeI.s u,; !, T. o;J Bio, he hos han ;nJa
anudent and conss,snt Now these NAV be necead
Ir;,h rnodsrn Democrat;c n"t;cans bnt The Re.
h, VII ,h;nI thsv con- nt M nth ,ha, 'as thv %
p.,nia tbav ywh - hacppma sJ ~. No '"'' "''
"s P,apSsnt now;no that ienotb IN no;t;ca, oa.
dress ia no recommeudatiSn this Without having said
uree IN. ~ b. as doa,ed =, ha aa;a nnd ~