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

Int onoe And thus It turns out that the ve-y sans
thing that would be the 90 of the war woud at the
same tine disable them 10 carry on the The
institution that wants protection, will al the tins
disarm its protectors. Yes Slavery which can no
Longer be defended with arguments, can longer be
defended with arms.
M ere il your dissolution OF the Union The Soub.
EN- States cannot desire IT, for il woud defeat tae very
objects for With it might be undertsken they cannot
attempt it, for Slavery would lay them helpless al the
feet Of the North Slavery which makes il uncon.
Portable to stay in the Uuion mskss it impossible for
them 10 go out If 1t. Whar, then wi the South do ~
case of publ an victory Ia1swer that question
with another what the South do in cass Of
Republican viotory7 VIII there be q disturbance?
The people OF the South themselves win have 10 put it
down. Will they submit Not 10 North I'm dictstion
but to their own good sense. They have considered
us their enemies as long they ruled us; they will
lind ont that we are their friends soon as
10 be their subecs Tney have dreamed 20 long Of the
Blessings OF Slavery they will open their eyes ag u
to the bessI SIS Of Liberty. g1ey viii discover that
they are not conquered, but liberated VIII Slavery
die out As suTey az Freedom will not die out.
Shareholders Of America, appeal TO you. Are you
really in earnest when you speak OF perpetUang Sl4-
veTy1 Shall IT never cease Never? Stop and SON
slider where you aod in what days you live.
This is the nineteenth century. Never nee mankind
bas re OLE con Of times gone by has the human mind
disc'osed such wonderful powers The hidden forces
of Dat1re have torn from their myseri Gus conceal
meDt and yoked them into the harlss of usefulness;
they cary thoughts slender wires distant
nations they draw wagons oSer the high ways of
trade; they pull the gigantic Of ships; they
set in motion the iron gers of our machinery; they
Sylll soon plow fields and gather our CT ps The
Iabo Of the brain has exatsd to mere bridng and
controlling Of natural forces the labor of the hsOdand
you think you caD perpetuate system which reduces
man however degraded, yet capable OF development,
10 the level Of q ullees machine
This il the word of the Diucteenth cen ury. The
Last remnants OF feudasm IN the old world fast dis
appearing. The Gar of Russia in the funess of his
Imperial power, lie forced 10 yield to the irresistible
march of hum progress and sboshes serfd0m. Evea
the Sui of Turkey no longer mai laln The bar
barous customs cf the Mosem against the pressure of
the century and Slavery disappears. And you, citl-
zens of Republic, you think you arrest the wheels
of proer ga with yoOr Dred Scott decisions and Demo
cratic Platforms Enthusiastic cheers.
Look srouod you and see how lonesome you are in
this wide word Of oure. AS far modern cvz alton
throws It's rays hat people what class of society, is
there like you Cry out into the world your wild and
guilty fantasy Of property in man, ano every echo re-
sponds with cry of horror cOnte npt every breeze,
from whatever point Of the compass II may come,
brings yon a verdict of condemnation. There is no
human hears that sympathizes with your cause, unless
1t sympatbizes with the cause of despotism in every
form. There is no human voice to cheer you on in
your s'ruggle; there is human eye that has tear
Tor your eyerses; no link Of sympathy between the
Common cause Of the great human brotherhood and
Won. You hear Of emancipation in Russia, and wish it
should fail. You hear Of Ialy rising and fear the
spirit of liberty should become contagious Where all
mankind reioces YOU trsmb'e. Where all maIkind
love you hate. Where ali mankind curses you sympa-
thiZe.
Ard in this appalling solitude you and alone against
q powerful world, alone against great century, fight
ing hopsess the struggle of the Indians against the
one ard nsr h Of civilZ alton. Use all the devices
W hch The inventive genius of despotisn may suggest
aud yet how can you Tsssti In every little village
scboolhouse the little children who learn 10 read and
write plotting against yon; in every laboratory Of
sceIce, IN every mscnine shop the hu oan mind ID
working the des uctiOn Of idol You cannot make
attempt 10 keep with the general progress of
mel kind without plotting against you selves. Every
steam whistle, every puhrg locomotive l. sounding the
Shrek Of liberty into your ears. From the nobsit in
stincs of our hearts down to sCr5id gTeediuess Of
gain, every impulse Of human nature engaged In this
unsers conspiracy. Hoe can yOu resist Where
are your frienCs in the North Your eysrrsady sup
porters are scattered TO the winds, by enchaument
never to unite again. Rear them, trying to their
own fortunes with trea hsTous eagerness that
they have noting in common with you. And your
npponeD 81 Your bo4ss have lost their charm, your
reats have Lost Their upon them. The attempt
s idle TO cloak thes of Lazarus with the lion skin
of Hercules. We know you Every one of your
boasts ia understood a disguised IN 40 of weakness
every shout Of defiance as disguised cry for mercy.
That game it yed cut. Do not deceive yourselves.
Yht uesns Lot only the destruction of party-lhis
means the defeat Of cause. BE sbrewder than the
shrewdest brave than the bravest-it is all in vain;
your causs is doomed.
knd in the fee Of all this Won iDsst upon huggUg
with logged stubborness, your fatal intatuation 7
Why not, with mauly boldne 3, swing round into the
grand march OF progressive humanity hou say IL
cannot re done to-day. Can it be done tomorrow ?
VIII i lie easier twenty, Fifty years hence, when the
fearful increase cf the negro popula ion will have
aggravated The evils of Slavery bundred-fod and
Wi il the difficulties Of its eXtinstion Did you
ever think of this The final CHS will come, with
the memorable certain Of fate, the terrible the
longer il lie delayed. VIII you content yourselves with
the criminal worCs. After me the deDge y IL that
the Inheritance you 70 leave to coming genera
tons an Inheritance Of disgrace crime, blood, de-
s.ructiOn Hear me, Shareholders of America! II
You have no sense Of right, no appreciation Of your
own interests, eutreat inplore you, have al least
pity for your children
hear the silly objection, that your sense OF honor
forbids Won TO desert your .u0e. Sense OF honor
Imagine a future generation standing around the tomb
stone of the braves # yOu and read0g the lnsc1p-
ton: Here lies gallau' nan. who lived aud died
the VERDICT be His very progeny viii disown him.
ar q eXcaim He must have been either a kDave or
fool There is not Of You who, if be could rse
from the dead century hence, would not gladly ex-
change bis ep ph for that of the meanel OF those who
were hung al Oh Ilestown.
SeIse of honor Since when has il become dishon-
orabe give up the Of yesterday for the truths
of today to prevent future disasters by timely
forms Since when has t Ceas-d TO be the highest
glory 10 sacrifice Cnes preudces aud mOmantary sd-
vanlages upon the altar Of the common veal But
those who se their II ~ il subborDly resisng what
is glorious, must fad tn ,if end in ingl0rous misery.
turn tc you, Rspub leans Of Missouri: YOur
countrymen owe you debt of admiration and gratitude
10 which my poor voice give but feeble express
Sion You have undertaken the noble task Of sho wing
thetpeople of the North that the SavehodUg States
themselves contain the elements Of rPgener atom AMI
Of demonstrating to the Sonh how that regeneration
can be -cted. You have inspired the wayerng
with confidence 10 the praecabllity of our idea To
the North you have given enlargement; to the South
YOU have set an example Let me entrest you not TO
underrate your noble vocation. Struggle on brave
men The anxious wishes of millions lowering
around you. Struggle on until the banDer of emau-