New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-05


can ebsr have the mission TO England or be Secrea,u
Of State, when Mr.. Lincoln shall be elected and tbs
II + r.D'c lie that ths the object in view which
6al,d Nj. Tbnrl0w Weed here a short time siuce We
poilced in PAPER, not long since, statement IN
regard TO Mr. Lincoln keeping grocery when
young nan. Whatever may be the truth or fasity NJ
Ibis, w think it ilI-iimed Mr.. Lincoln is highly
este med in bis private character wherever known.
l., IL consider Ivy of all parties, political foes AZ
vel az iIords n man Of honor and honesty. IL N
lie Iubic and political acts that sbOnd be called in
qus,i0n and, think, he has much to answer for IN
tlai Ine."
Mr.. Everetts claims TO be elected vice-Presideut
demorsra ed IN Of the Southern journals bv
the republication o. long extract from bis famous
speech Of 1924 As tbis interesting passage il proba
bly, new TO many Of our readers, copy il from The
PcfeysJurP Ihhgcpcer, az follows:
'hIe 81" any sS d this H HST, q that c, Of po
dsr alluded hsig tie dpoiton though the power 70
ONT THE representative prncplel s not Of tie
iunter Neitler Of tho-e citizens Of The North },
& To- bet % name wus subscbed Who weSd s ia
moral and ielious to joint putting down seyie nsuec-
tier are unntary but me Is hioh Ivoald
tveke kncr'oE . my soek Gs@ pats mekst on nv shoulder
would lake ito England to France TO Sp I'M would see
sn IN the bottom 81 Ss C.gsE . Ds.e T0at Sc sy %
thai awful process Of bloodshed and desoson by which
such catastrophe could be brought on The grsat relation Of
serfuds IN nc m othey greater departsyss
em t ascretic oqualfy ef man nHparaB from, our
be 65.d Ju By pciic6i insfvon Domestic slavery though
not that form Of servnde which to De the most
berehcl master certainly not that which l. most bene
feel to the slave t in mgjadgmen Get doDn
more and .g'ous ria cannot admit tha relzon ma.
your nis,te No. SiT the New Testament says Slaves obey
your sster AID boU.b know M well that Ia the beBgaa1t
o. erhon hs aniy witch gahe ed and slave
the communion table this unfortunate Institution dsap
ties pesupposed sanctioned And though
certainly not called upon to meet the charges brought
on III SUBJECT Know condition working classes
oiber colues Intimately acquainted With Il in
tie in this country better clothed and fed and
badly WORKED than the peaiant Of so~e Of ih mo pr9spsa
population read Nautilus Whai keeps population down.
Poverty wait ervston, disease and all the ills Of life
these hs cLck population al the world Now the slave
POI us IN the uted states increases faster than the white,
ntstes included hat The inference to the physical
diicn tie csscs society These opinions hare
long ehttaaed end org publicly pyofsssed on @ 'u5-
Thil haze Gready ALLUDED But Sir when slavery
the Constitution political element when !. comes 70
tie distribution of among the States Of the Union
that ns Ter OF agreement If make an agreement on tins
% viii I %ns 60 s o,a L Of the kind which ~as made
by tie honcrsl e Of the resolutions"
The Inteuieencer says this lie bold and manly vim
dication OF the rights Of tie South.
Tile Richmond TVhigis engaged in proving that
Mr. Eel is sound in a Southern sense, on the question
Of Slavery, and must say that it succeeds 10 pro-
ducing rcme very striking and even surprising extracts
from biz speeches. First, from speech on the Com
promise MEASURES in 1850:
As thu Law Ires, snfunes Of the nsitution Of sv
ey be her m zrd OF ahc priests. or NOR isaIned and "a
tim If nor ami religious duties and oies
whatever Interpretation Of the law of Natare or Of Almighty
cd he, nay announce whtever do rnes or theories Of The
equality of human rg snd OF the various OF mankind
ard tl dev pment the ciscpes Of creed
nd hold II teach however they NAY dognatze
~ this hypoh SIS and de re 70 violation " tbs law
Of Naur. Nv ally ~ with ~hotrver superiority Of mental
physical arb they may be endud TO su6lngat- those OF
ems meot g. tLeir ow Good aud IN that Of the mas.
t. s'd n esrryn; f9rs ard the great ok civil
higher hens Ives must claim the piyil-ge Of 10
tory nsnAnd from the earliest period Of recorded time
eontedet,d y Divine suhoity must Interpret that law
tLey s,atd before this day Looking THROUGH the eyes Of
Eisto s. have sary involuntary serv- the -.ru
GT.el and Eonsn eIslOS have seen Ihe institution
recognized by tie eoca government Of the Jews the chosen
Rel ubcsn Rome have upon the overthrow Of Roman
civ lson, tie hodes Of the North, that these
continued to upheld the same institution under various media
ter .nd .ti nnder sdyanlns civilization until c0mp
lively .tet Ieod see the same institution tolerated aut
of all Hrit'h lnds at this moment bowling the under sy
tenn Of qes,i s1,e but above ALL have seen here IBIS
-ebdu-d-sop Of them reduced t. slavery others expelled
under Interpolation Of tn w Of Nature which hold. gaJ
this day among Northern brethren and have yet In
a he Ah az tse a abor is1 Sses 10 Ss MI
NEST der ueh circumstances that her condition cannot be
charged though their masters ould will H. without .tuto
alike TO the Interests and welfare Of both master and Save
These the Lights by which read and understand the law OF
hsure."
Here IL another:
Sir making all the allowance for American and The
energies OF ne labor under 81 system Of free
V0rid haze attained than ha their pysHt eTtrao, .ay
S lorr ch ond rared external aad internal yosy
norgoh'Bi tout emmercoi murine The nursery Of ai-
tr' yenr ,h rsbsio". ard pisrSiS ei, g az sv
f'aee 10 is fnsttnon as 10 their 0pying rsenf OF
goH toh' Roahed and built their prseas dmSs-
hg h'gnt9na g'eneerr oy me great "apie' Of he souse
Slavery eyey form in which has existed from tho
period Of organized socetyro earliest and patti
sc,n 'r 10 ~, , ~ n every sg9itsT the globe an e.
Sos ae dtcsIed 70 be sesnst the law of Mature Though
conneutns hundred 'alious forms and uoscs through
Ieod thousaEd Of wears the aeoraou OF the Condition
OF n.ariird eeEerny though sometimes abused all human
civ ziton though if ,on pease hsvD ;a
crrr in ndiy das enpdiy sill WORKING out general good;
yet slavery snd all beuercen results ed an
IL OF God ey those VI elsi superior illumination upon
sin 30 confidently unced is not srriy-d a. in accordance
With be Laeonis method Of reasoning by which taught
ne phy Steel econo. We may safely deducc general law Of
hysc neiuIe sud 20 of mors and government IL seem. 10
he ays Of Prodese ~o,' ~, ~,
t'w h'" be- Jor eie 10 declare iss taai ,0hieh kas
ncn ard HOter' Is ,oR,Gry + His viA" ''"'' "'"'"'
Tt- rs from q G =. ne speech:
OF hed by some OF the di.ti iruished chaui
us tshts VINO maintain that the Constitution pooD,p
tgf uS tsg oi tie Union protects the cen Ia Ia an
s 1isn OF properly every descrpt.u recognized
~ my 81 ne sstes IT,.
tory 81 the mon The eD,dncss ~ ne gesecgI 80
NE punt iM,"b cannot rst be gas,iioasd OF d,spr1S .
.@' iDe'sH .f|'d - Territory situated O,,sn
ne Hihd Shtts came tEto pssca of H. pyu,rr,,, a. 49,
q the Unii,d State" '0 e0H''fHstos
did John C. Calh, un himself" says the writer in
To Usig, ever take higher ground than tkat9"
Lot. a