New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-26

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ro y;rtua ,iety and other excellsncies III ttsi-
gr,,a Ard not TO be far behind the rival h9neo,e'
IN the Moth, thus in Ike manner do our , a''
lyIosi iies for God ktows we have DOM pv ,, ,ha
cIr.n, dent office by dcreiving end iniainne .1o
you,h Nby If the Sorcssi'ii~ts aud Tho An,n''2h'S
Lad Teen for yesrs and years past like England anu
Eupee In The Turkisb-Rustan war, bonnd oIes IN;
strongly ana faithfully under written trsy y bavo
ace Offensive and defensive, they couia nos nav,
moro effeierily aded, abetted, and comforter efh
other Dian u oy have done ~ fact and m tr,tn ~
thai more than bali 81 the members vi 'ohgoon ~
south &, rolina and Alabama for tueDty year, pst,
LO,, hon netrslly nominated and elected IN and by
two small districts Of the NORTH mean Cam0rf'B''
Ma, .acLuseiis md the Western Reserye, III ONO
know that Charleston and Columbia, south Carono,
baye more han paid their debts TO me feiiIeys, sun
nerr Giddings, Chasea, &c., IN elevatlng them ito
ihsir bad rIpineucea. Indeed wonder that Wena.n
Phillips did not call TO present his kindest regards
not his most grateful affections, to Mr. fnncey ~ M
late y 10 BOrion. lie ia Yankee migrate, nc uio
rat ard in behalf of tis entire Abolition party. 40
much Of there mistakes, Wien assigned as causes o.
disuniyn. Here gentleman in tho crowa snou,cu
! ''Hnrrah ioI South Carolina. To which ar: an-
! 6sr,on ,ed Nv friend, God in his INFINITE almighty
mercy NAV, by the last day. be able to forgive south
Car, linn tir her rims. cannot have not that chan
I ty. she ,houted over Lincsln's election. Sir
! I,sn1ot. however, pass this point in Or. B?rinss
arpur cnl ard advice without calling your spo1 NJ
teniion 10 low much OF mere false pre'eSt AZ wen az
truth exits in Thu oucry Of Losses by fugitive slaves,
10 ITO Cotton States II must be obvious enough TO any
.rulc mid Thai In s nature such chatel property
awhys has had has and ever must have, this peculiar
| fugitive quality Those OF MS who hold sucn properly
| II OILY with was rich enough to own few moiel,
uutt ulvEys enjoy il advantages, under the onuS Oh
the cer1ein inYaratle intrinsic disadvantages that
hlpsk tards will forever hate work. that black legs
will continue 90 drporl Themselves ip ths 6mlsoneit
"of rupling with their heelri" that they viii hide
themselves through bnsh and through brier; that
thie,ish confedeIaes, white, black and yellow oonl
ard free will aid fo,terand feed them in all countries
| q do fri
10 lsws on earth did will be able TO punish ali
o'.nses or TO remedy all losees. Wherefore 1t no
more follows that all the escaped sh'ves ere
| are ohaTgeatle against the Northern etates
| M Governments not against the loyalty o' All
The Nurleru p-oIle-nor their maorities-n0r OF
any large number among them--than that our own
So'i rrl State Governments Bnd socires snail be aus.
solyed for their inetciency IN protecting thers ana
ir liar iLl, ard interests Nor H. this all for must
continue 20 tell you these disagreeaole truths the
Si,es tia, lose fugitive slaves IN or 10y The rec states
are exactly hose that do not camor Tor dissolY-
ing ills Invaluable national Government Tor tbo sake
of lie rual Ter cent Of runaway negroes. They are
lin the order OF their loses Kentucky, Maryland VIZ
pira Nib soui and Tennessee; while the States which
foam nj n month abou, fugitive slaves lost by the ac-
ii,n of Northern AboliioniSts eXactly the very
States Il at suffer least If aalnosI none-noi one III
d tbousad. They situated with hundreds OF miles
| of other intervening Slave States 1bey ana >oath
Car, Ira Georgia Alabama, Mississippi, and FLORIDA
Tie border Siates-loting Themselves, through tlis
agency very small per cent OF fugitives more than
they would necessarily lose II tDcrD were NO Il rISc
Stale OF AbolitioAist on eartLdo actually 70 Use
hundreds of slves 10 one lost by all these secession
Stes Ttis much, then, for ths preteXt Tor dlsunon
and Ills real evil and njuoii"e. Now, what u the REM
edy for IT, even If it wele the proper affair Of these
| kirg Gotten" Statesl For they seem resolved 70
muno Ollie al tie sovereign States right extant even
that OF sacrificing the whole of their own peoples for
tunes III a vain pursuit after very small shaving VI
he tlav,s belonging to the people OF ether sa'es
Now if considered as Il untl all the Slave States DO
apnuhy lose many fugitive slaves, By the sednctions,
corByHnce or concealment Of certain Northern Wnlte
men and free negroes what remedy do these Voliti-
clans proI osel Why, disunion Of these States That
IT, they design make all the Free States at once into
foreign ii not an iniiDieal country. How gradually
FiIg Cotton but st Slave States along the border
wil be compelled by the progress Of disastrous aud
| withdrawing events tamong the others, total
del leloD # Their sayes by the wholesale hegifas
lch must then occur 10 join the fanatic treeSTate
Confectionery, they DO NOS rause even Ia consider
presume they may expect the line Of Maryland,
| Virginia, keLtuIky, Tennessee, and Missouri 10 be
Ihnsi ior te tnei1 DTss r,sr " nnrobers Of
tbcs troublesome and expensive ohatels for this new
sAicn vi en.Hies 10 practice demonstrating upon;
Aud they may nIro require I'm their high ideas Of
o. their own State sovereignty, thai these border
States ball also hoii their own white threats In
veLient reach ess 10 be cut lii the civil bros and In
transitional wars W8grd for tho dear sakes Of HeEe
CeIora Eesse.Alabama Schwartz issi-sppi, Geor-
gi--C vb <, and Srxe-TeNas-if oar German fellow
citizens" will take umbrsge az these Of their
iutbri EndS Di lBU GtI man toniederucy Ntat Dor
der for futuie protection 20 ls interest against ag
tIiOns and llayg-stcBbng Will theEe wise state-men,
Da1is, NaiCry, Ktitt & Co.--tbe successors and as
tigus Of Wasl ingon, Jsferson MadiAon Macon, &C.
INTERFERE between King Coton's negroes and the then
abolition nayion OfheT Slave Siaes--hke she outside
10y in beGiui OF frightened urchinsl free Desert
4 300 n lie line of fCrts and sreeualsl regular
my OF enc OF TWO millions Of menl II seems, 10 my
pohticoeconomica brains, that all these curl
Gus ii not AJtntiyc modes Of saving losses from fugi
tive syes or OF introducing slavery Is political insti
! tuition into Northern Territories. However pretend
| NOT TO sate-mRnship.
Let return, however, 10 this novel and practical
nnsjy for recovering slaves No one denies that tEe
Sculb hes regaiIed some | chance 10 know that sh9
his recovered great many from these regions,
n they sthnd now, within Uuion aud under shis
futiiye Slave law. Now, can any one tell me, how
Inaiiy have ever recovered FROM the Canadas and
| New brunswick i-how many We shall recover from
PcnnFy lyauia Ohio Intiana, and Illinois not to men
! tiCn the probable Of other States eventually
nearer hVmel when they shall Be made by this very
| proposed recession, what Canada now IL, foreign
nation Tor how many will regain when they
hall bet what Sparta was 20 Athens what Con-
| naueLt il TO Cork what Berwick azGHt tie
| Tired" was 10 North Cumberland this side-ali
border Tuians bTigands, minute Notwithstanding, 10
inLite series Of niisnNnatOry, bitter and
less feuds, fOrnys, aud dspre,bon, which will
cnlu inas into chronic general war, aud end in two
atsCl Lutte inoDarcies, with a pair Of masters God
know we shall all deserve and need them y, North
! ern Napoleon Ill. aud a Southern Santa Anna, il
NAY Le
Ard TIL brings me 10 another view Of Ibis remedy
which il toe rgeroue 10 dwell uponoo horrible 20
| think sbout. Ii were we'll perhaps If this general
subject bad not been introduced by the gentleman.
But 10; al this time it is too late whisper 70 BE-
s,i, ~ this matter II we are holding council over
disuDci,--prsseis, or Rocn to oome-He must-sust-
must begin TO contemplate It's and liz prob
ale consequences. And pow them IL the alternative