New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12

III re- r.n,er Ie,,t-telt nomage B1, their virtues
| cannot save from condemnation the ess"hta' "i'"5
| vh'cb now eNIOsr. 80 ...- =, IT,.
law and fso in its Influence society. b!1 az Il ~
ii il m0dcshy KEEP ct hcmet II did hct h'.' ~ ~
National jurisdiction, and enter into TIE AaLon "u,
cruptnt uHhin the reach ~ CIR r"'e" s,ur4 w.
sun mon you this ocosslon - unite aBIhht ~ o
whs.ev,r may lie the prOmptipgr % symp'tay ana %
podlke philanthropy, nothTg Is cles.ef tiih ''' 'i'
,ohtical ounce depepd suI upon our p"hhcd Fesp3n
s,bii ties aud sine 80. pclucay responsoie
ior Slavery IN ClaIeston, or III C"Hs'antopr' 80 III
neither pace have any 2ohhcHl dues ia .rS@fd "
| H. lament il wherever 10 exists We must, auf si'-
rouId liz victims with our pa Jcs, but our ACTON
Will, inlirrd by there sentiments mas res. Wi'hl the
| spcuarks % The law aud the Constitution.
| And here the field IL ample. Indeed, II Slavery eS
isied nONlre within The nn1na Jurrdct9n, rs clear
!, dOrs les would tti be ge0t tu grpp!e with
that y. rlicios influence, which through Oiy0roh
| cal Cooahihat0H of slave masters unknown - tno
Cuusti' alton, anticipated BY its founders ala
existing defiance OF their example, his entered luO
| and ultseseed tire National Govern ncn Ike a. Eyii
S,ut. This nhIenee, which, welding 10 VIII All the
u0werr of ihe Ma iDial GOEurnmen;-eNcD those %
he Judiciary isef-has lccoHo formidable 70 Freedom
e.. Wv herr, clu ohng vi'snt, at the Territories, ard
.rtfI tie Free Satre themselves, witness the
am still Undecided TIE Court If ue lls sort Of
cazc4 Il Nugii IA 20 bold rave ~ Ne"rFr. on me
| vay Ia ToNas; tls influence, now ~ vsuling, Nis
Tor a long THE VI OLE rived, even wrl. exercising
q controlling power. 81 inst uu,d aud say
from on undoubted consciousness -; It's gull,
i. ayooed discussion; but It de'rmiuoi N i's
policy. The Southern senator who bOa5.ed that for
s4x years DE Slave States had governed tc Intryt
kDrW veil tlelI coGsut nierOuiy 10 tue Free states
m popu afcu. cath malulactur- commerce, soh )gir,
clrohCs Libraries and II the actiylee Of IrJe civil
zaliou: knew Wei that they had coutflUGCeJ nOimug
10 the literature Of tbs cOuLtry, even ia pDltl-
,ai economy and the science Of Government, winch
they have 80 yehemently prptested except me
, oy forgotten forty bale theory he" wen
Al bv 10 Iriucire If lusll. tOu his long pedpnI'
uarc b. explained; bat bee forgot 20 confess the secret
agency. True 1t is that, IN the game Of oir'e AID
l. gisaiion the Slaves states have a'Wnys won ih"y
have paytd with loafed dlce-L,d1ea r"- H'G'ffy'
The tlick OF the Auioraton Che's mayer i"r 20 Ions
time an ncOmyrehchsiLie marcel, hua been rsp~ttcd
with .imilar tuo,e.s. let the Ere States max" =
move on the hoard ard the slave States nave sad
"cleckr LIT them strive for frge-iUIle, aud the
CIV Iu- been "cbsck.' Let them jump .Uwd;d Pr
lection and agun It Is "tLeck. let tlen move 10
varJ internal IMPROVEMENTS, and the cry Il stin
"thsck" Whether forward or backward, 10 toe
INIT or left, wherever III moycG, the Free sa-s
have been pursued by an rLeAoratle " check. But
tie ,ecret is now dlscoy,rei. Amid the WelacniEgrd
achu cry which -,cmci 10 give motion % me Woo
Tous ohcts.payer, wa conceded Rt9trc pre-
VIII. has not been eslimated--tbe Slave Power. IL
i- An, Slave Power which has been the prrpe ua ylcpr
saving ALWAYS check 10 the Free oCltts. And % IS
the Slave Power which, according 10 the b0as. Vi no
senator tas governed tire cou1ut.
Inc actual number OF Shareholders was Tor long |
lin. MI know ~ ari this account naturally eN-
y r,t,d n was often represented ~ be very great.
On one OCCASION cl-tiIRushed repressn'aIve from
a. aehufcts whose name VIII be ryc- cherished fpf
liz &c, oiiou human riJIts-l mean the liti Il FACE
Msur-was tud.y ineuu, tel on the for Of Goa |
pr.s. bv n member from Alah ana, who lyeTrrd tutt /
the number II sa, ehodeIs many ls 3,OoOOl0
Al that tin there 10 official document by which 4
tbs eX'ntysg4r,e could be ,orrsc'ed But al last Vs.
have II. TIE ate on,us, taken n 1850, shows that
ne whole number Of ihs peculiar clses embracing !
men Won en- ana Children, all tolb who are uitDr.
tIra, "a 10 hod saycs-wss lLly az 900; and II this
a.. l... Alrt boil LIZ
Only Il 600 rOi Ihe o the great Of
slaves ana th. tur,ants reprtsenta oi tbs Class.
And vet iis small OlgdIChy, Odious IN origin, vi bJnt
any foundation III HAT juslce which u tno essential
latis Of every civilized association, stuck together ouly
lbs coufedcfscy IN al The Eu,hs ard wrong of Sav-
,ry aud constituting IN hell a MdgHHm LatrociRH0i,
Las by he confession 81 one 81 ia OWL letee, Tor
,iN V years governed the Republic. To tots sud /
tvo uipps lave concnned. Frs, liz associated /
wealth being the a-rsrtd value Of ia human esh,
cor siituttg a hagiOus capital Of two thousand mil
,Ls Of dollar; and s,condy, ~ PECULIAR representa-
ton IN lie Iiuuse Of Representatives, where, unior
tie three -hiths rule 81 the C0n-tuiion ninety
eIs actually hold heir seats by virtue IN part a this
iagitiou- ca i,a Thus are the sivenu,ter3 an euoe
uous CORPORATION or joint stock company, by the eide
Of which the United States Bank with It's pery tnr !
nliofs Of capital, ard without any peculiar repre-
,eItA'ion, ia dwarfed into insiguiicance
Ifeel humtled When dwell on the amazing dispro-
porton of Offices usul.sd Uy this Oilgucly. From tie
b.guuii ~ oil he great poets tie Republche Prrsi
crn,y the Vcc.Piesf,ncy seats IN o Cabinet,
IN the Suprt ne Cour-s.em 10 have be-. almost per-
y.tuAiiy IN their hncs At ihir moment, ne Free /
Sates with dou' L. he touuatiOn Of Slave Stie- nave
orJ four Of toe nine Judge Of the supreme Cunt
AID Of these four aust be said three are Northern
men v ith Southern principles and In the humber |
places ut the Departments the same extraord1,ry DIS
proportion prevails. Out Of he whole humher there
employ, ed, i2l from the Free Sate-, but .srly |
with Soutlern principles, and 800 from the Slave
Siars. 1heee Instances are typical. There II nothing
in the National Government which the Olg rchy does
not appropriate. Down . ths mOmt ut il has ned he
koy- OF every office, from the Prr-,deat the
bidding. IL organizes Cabinets. IL organizes Courts
IL directs the Army and Navy. |, man
ages every departn u plbhc business II presdes
over the Al eoatrolls the Smithsonian nsitu
prom ie the Interests II mankind And It snbsidzes
The national press, alike in the national capital aud IN
H. 7, moi,st villages Of the North.
IN msinta ming its power, the Slave Olgarchy has
applied test for Office very different from mat OF JET
i.Tsun " II he hottest Ii he capable Is he faith
fu to the Constitution " These things all forgotten
now IN the single question, which sigalz the great
chang. which Lao taken pace, Is he faithful 10 Sltv
cry % With arrogant o-traeism, il excludes from
every national Office all who cannot respond 10 thus
test So conf lee and ira Ioua ba. this tyrapny be-
come, that NJ this moment while now speak could
WhthIgIOu, or JEFF, Tson, or FraDklin, John jas,
once desc, nd from their spheres above to mnglc
in our AFFAIR, snd bless with their wisdom, not
one of them, with his recorded URretJdcitd OpiniOus
Oh Slavery could receive "A nomination for he Pres.
Icy from either branch OF the divided Democratic
larly, from that other political combnatOu known
the Union party nor, stranger ttil could either Of
these tainted patriots whose nau es alone open per-
rc,ua fountain # gratitude n all You heats be col-
mcd by the Senate OF the United States tor aoy pot.
ca function whatever, not even for the local office
Of Postmaster. What now G,y amid your natl-
Ial astoBshment, | have often said before in
addressing the people, Gnd have more than once
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