New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-29

zen ~ % ro,,s AGAINST measures for the encourage
men, of home industry, perhaps because ne Goes ho'
nnderstspd them. LauphteT.J lie IL one OF the nf'u-
t nrorers of he asceUdency of the planters inter
ss, IL nnr economical questions and az to the eAton
sion Of Slavery by conquest and annexa'lon me WIN
est filhbusers may always eoant upon his telcefes'
symTshies. ,, ia 40. ma
ee6d in creating the most deafsning Of noises with
HE bollowess Of GTums. Loud cheers ,
NJ rr po,es 10 "repress the irrspres5loe conn Gu
with bat he empha,i5aly stsles hisgr,atprl cPlei
Al first he de fined il selfsovernment OF the people
in the Territories but il became soon apparent 'ha1
nnd.r bis great principle the psople OF the leiIl
tories were governed by anybody but stI, anu
lie called it popular soVeret N.Y., 10. soon Nnt
yery POPULAR, after al, and he called II non
ipttIyention." laughter Methinks something
will intervene, pretty sooa ana nc WIN strala hIs
jmamna on for another name, nh be worm WINE az
aI 10 ,hrietsn thing which never had any tangible
existence ,o. :;, .,
and ohirg hul his grea, pTingple, VIII seltle the
ire preside conflict restore peace and harmony 70 he
ma ION and cav. the UOI0n-dUd IN fact Mr. DJugias
IL about he only one among the Pr s!dena candidates
who sjsts thg there Is immediate necessity VI saw
ing that ancient DstItuiiCn.
Let us Judge the merits Of his great principle oy us
rsnlte: Has it scursd 10 the inhabitants Oi The Ter
III, RE the right ofsef government Never were the
D ole Of L. rri.ory sub Jet 10 detpotlsm more ar
binary and TO violence more la~less ana atroclous,
than were the people of kansas, ner tue enactmsht
ofthe EebrasEa bill. Has IL removed the slavery
question f,on he halls Of CO. gress The hight has
never ragged with greater fer entss aud Congress came
hardly ever 70 near debating with bowle-kIves ana
revolver, rs about the questions raised by inc N5-
braska ILL., Has il established fe aud uniform roles
for the construction of the Constitution IL ha8 SCI
aside the construction put upon the Constitution Dy
tOte no framed IL; and for the rest let df DOuShs
give you his opinion On the Dred Scott deesl'h' has
It g,en peace harmony to the country " iepfess-
irgtte iTrepr, ssibls nit alas poor cat prn,
cple this taTaI que OF peace ana LarnoAJ iahamed
The In, presgbie conflict even inside 81 he Democrats
pa ty and rent into TWO secJns organization which
ella med TIE exclusive prYl' &c o nat, nai,iy.f
These were its immediate results. 10 Is true, Mr.
Doug accuses his adyersares OF having created the
ds,uTban {. Certainly; II The whole American nation
ad bowed their beads in silent obedience before sir
Doug as andates there would haze been no sirlie
NJ dell Mr.. b. cha an, and Mr.. breckenridge, may
r Il same: 20 may the Emperor Of Austria AID the
XII Of Ma lee. Such men are apt 10 be disturbed Dy
opcouents ana Mr.. Douglas need not be slrpus, II
lac has few The true source If the difficulty was
this: The Kansas-Nebrdska bill was thrown as IA
Ambiguous, illogical measure, between two anagonistc
iGter ste each Of which construed Tor lis own ad-
WALLACE. II brought The c0ntstiOg forces together,
face to face without Offering clear ground upon
which tc settle the cOn1i t. Thus II quckened aud H.
teusifed the struggle rttead OF allaymg 1t, Hence
it, total TAI uIe as 1, haFmODizlng mea'ufe.
What then s it, positive result! AZ TO It's practical
inI ortai &c IN the conflict between Free and Slave
abcr Mr. ID uglas bIms5f eIlghtens us, as follows:
ss the south toes excluded from all the 'tory acquired
fon M,1icol What says the bin from the House Of Repre-
eLlsves now on your table psaug the slave code in New
Mexico htd by the people themselves! II Is pst oil tue
ton ip dccr tho. 3 delight to call slu. ter Sovereignty
the pope Of Me1ieo have Introduce ana PYetyd
they Lave converted tract Of Free territory lno sllYe
ao he sio Gade to the Gull Of cso and om the
gymgs % degree half more Slave Territory thin
you aimed In 5i8 and 40 and 1850 you only aked to
/ elVfll A
Us utmat1m. offered in the Senate in August, 1873 ana
adopted here but rejected IN The House Of
go I'D W. .sv his sc i6c- of Southern rights
1 the Gut Of this principle when toe Sc st9T from
Mississippi re- CARDS hostile 90 the rights Of the South Where
DID you any other nuts that were more P4iaog @
Jour ta,e more relre.hiDg to your grgh WHIT other
Oh q Free Territory has been coveted gto slae Ieraoiy
FewMexico and Azus under the principle Of noninsfyen
non has conferred you ali that immense terri
tory has pIot,c Slavery in that comparatively northern and
the on principle her South when you to acquire d
eona territory IRON @eaeo ~ DC tf1s ssst Iais PiPe
the sane principle protect you in the Northern States Of
MEXICO when they scqued since they are no" surrounded
~ save TeITitoy ?" -
In9eed! This then is the practical solution of the
difficulty which Mr.. Douglas pr poss; The :" great
pnnciple Of non-interveutoD,' which, according to
hs own tesmoI :, reng.Lens Slavery, by Increasing
the number Of Slave STATES, and their representation
and power in cur General Government; to which is -
be ADDED the annexation OF CuOa and the Northern
STATES Of Mexico out Of which additional number
of Slave States lie TO be carved. But his Northern
friends ray that he s tie champ Of Free labor-and
they are honorable men.
Oh, wfai deel seated, overweeniDg confidence
Mr. Douglas when be made this statement, must have
had in The untathomable Desperate iucorglble stu
pdity Of those Northern Democrats who support nm
for tie pun ose of bang aUd furnishing the hTe-eater5
OF the South Good innocent souls do they not see that
b, suppor ipg Mr Douglass policy, which throws into
the sp Of Slavery Territory after Territory they will
gihsn and render more oyerb arDg the very same
Slave Power they mean 70 baiile aud punish DOthey
not see that they preparing lash for their own
batk+ II il true when they feel 1t, and they deserve
10 teel it, they may console the selves with the idea
that il i. Whip Of their own manufacture!
AT last We arrive al the programme of the Slave
Power in its open and undsgu sed forms of which Mr.
BIZ, is tie representative and Mr.. Douglas the
servant although he does not wear it. livery, except
Oh occasions Of state.
Slavery question North and South ID to Je arres.ed;
the Fugitive Slave law in its present form, is To he
strictly c,Iried out and all ate legislation impeding
It's execution 10 be repesed the Constitutional right VI
Slavery TO occupy the Territories Of the United States
and to be protected there, is TO be Acknowledged all
measures tending TO impede the iDgress OF Slavery
AID It's establishment il the Territories to be aban
dOned the opposition to the conquest and annexation
of foreign countries out Of which Slave States
can be formed is TO be given up; the economical policy
Of the plau ting interest 10 the exclusion of the
sgement Of home industry, is ~ become the ruling
policy Of the counry.
This is the southern solution of the irrepressbe cOn-
act.
This programme possesses at least the merit of logic
TIE ogir of Slavery and DespOtgm against the logic
of Free Labor and Liberty The Issue Is plainly made
up. Free Labor is summoned TO submit TO the meas
ues which Slavery deems necessary for It's perpetual
ton. We called upon to adapt our laws and sys-
tens Of policy and the whole development OF our social
organization, TO the necessities and interests OF Slavery
W are summoned TO surrender. Let us fora moment
ndpe the ~ ope of the Free States by the meanegt cr