New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-26


d+clamers continue appall the with the ouscry
that the Black Republican party OF the North are IN
tbe Mot that tn, will elect President 70 STIR the ne
groes to pFurecton and that propose to wrap the
South in the flames Of civil and serve war; the value of
all the property Of this doomed region continues 70
aid the STAKEHOLDER kDo and feels that his
faltey aecused party adversaries ut the NORTH with
their President in power, would move down, II peces
the whole force OF its millions OF reemen, ~ put
down iDsurrection at home or invasion from abroad.
There needs better testimony TO this fact than the
trum bet moutbed proclamation of Southern men IN
Congress, that the commanding party IN the Free
States approve and lend heT aid to snch schemes as
John Browns Suppose Republican Representatives.
should 90 through the Slave Sates, and announce TO
the oppressed of all ooloIs the purpose OF the NORTH 70
abet Bro vi project of universal emancipation, wonid
they not be treated as incendares! why, then, are
the Southern Representatives permitted by their slave
holding constituents to make assertions that tend TO
persuade every macontent among them that they have
body of friends in the North ready to lead them 70
victory, whenever they rise to throw OIL their bonds
Simply because the whole South knows, that ts Rep
reseptves having the least apprehension that such
formidable ally ready 10 support insurrecton
against Southern INSTITUTIONS would be tue last men on
earth 10 whsper II Ia the ears OF tue ohaectea
the negroes even too intelligent 10 give credit TO
the absurd story. There NJ not a sane man IN the
South that does Lot know full well, that though
badgered and abused such is the loyalty Of the whole
North 10 the Union that II wOuld marcn with un army
of It's haruy cons q thousandfod stronger than that
Gen Green led to the Of the South in the day OF
,ts troubles.
The John Brown conspiracy Is now the galyanic
battery that gives new life 10 the Democracy In the
North il reyyes the expiring hopes OF the melancholy
doughface. There two parties there, one Tor the
Union. and one against il. The former heartily con-
curing in the patriotic views Of the fathers OF the Re
uubc that Slavery should work out its destiny by de-
grees under the shell Of the Constitution, the negro
race receding southwark before the skli, economy,
and sefmpelling power of free labor The destiny OF
the colored race Of this continent TO carry freedom
and Improvement 10 its rich tropics, where the whe
race languishes through successive generations passing
into nongrels and utter decay.
The chiefs who brood over the scheme OF new
Government in the South adyerse to the Union, have
i'll view 10 provide against a danger very diherent
from that which they parade as the cause oil alarm.
There is difficulty arlsn from the increase OF their
white population holding no slaves, and destitute OF
lands or employment that eXcites apprehension III an
other form This multitude, oppressed by the compe-
ttion of Slavery, have votes and may al some llne
learn to use them for their own dehyerance; Iney
have however, been most efectually dsfranchsed in
many of the Slave States, by glvlng Vast prepondeI
ance in the egsatve representation to The slavenod
ing counties over those ia which there are few slaves
The chiefs of nui6cation taught by master quite as
acute as he who educa ed Alexander IN the art OF 90
miniOp over men, seek TO throw on connection WIN
that psrt OF the Conederay where free vot ne makes
everything free In choosing bis pupils, the late am
bilious instructor in the school OF South Carolina poll
tics always looked to daring and capable young men,
the chiyalry, AS these disciples OF Mr. calhoun are
sometimes called in dersion, in many instances eAhoiI
elevated analti,s that make the term appropriate 10
them in its tue and honorable sense. Ihey are ihe
Garner Prince Rupert. Of King Cbarless reign, ready
10 fight in III. cause of the ur0 dunno right OF Slavery
1t is evident from late demonstration that employment
for the non-slavehodDg class IN the South VIII DC
found III care the severance OF the Union
is attempted by embodyng from it stand
ing army to prevent the execution OF tue
laws Of the Union, the escape OF slaves along tne
borders and coasts and to prosecute iurher
- ~ a. arsion ot
stt.r DESIGN meditaed is manifest from the fdct That
Walker retstablished Slavery in the country IN which
he obtained momeptary fOothOld, and did 80 under
the advice of those in the United States no were
tociated in his enterprise Walker declared that he
wac advised by member of Dir. Buchanans Cabinet
to throw himself into the quarrel OF eastes then ana
raging in Mexico, Instead OF embarklpg III ms
foray upon Nicaragua. A Senator high IN favor With
the Administration denounced the attempt after lts
failure declaring that the Government should iotor-
vepe in the affairs of Mexico, and dscounenance such
forsys by it's citizens. 1t that this advice has
prevailed with that portion Of the Southern politicians
who once looked with favor upon Walkers Hcnetne,
aud uniting their cOunses, they have compelled BIZ.
Buchanan TO embrace this new plan OF conquest Tor
the extension of Slavery. treaty has been negotl-
ated with Juarez pure.blooded Indian, and who, in
the war of castes existing in that unhappy country ID
recognized as President by the chiefs commanding IN
the Outly ing States Departments where tue INDIAN
rnces predominant. His authority IL dlsowned III the
CAPITOL of the Central Staees where the white race
have come remains of strength, and where the Church.
which has 30 long shielded them from the over
wbelmng numbers of the lpdlau ard colored races
st guards aud deiendi them with her power and 10
huence. Mr., Buchanan has eagued himself with the
Indian Juarez in this OF ion and caste; ieayued
himself with tie Chief who has by edict already con-
scaied the property of the Church, and VIII exermln
ate it's defenders Of the white in order TO possess
himself of its spoil. The treaty which has been me-
gotsted by President proposes to furnish four mil
lions of money to Juarez to prosecute this war against
the Catholic Church and the white men of Mexico.
The President also asks that Congress shall surrender
TO him the war-making power in order that he may sup
port Juarez with of the United States aud with
troops levied among the fllbusters who are looking
with longing eyes to the plumber of Mexico and Its ul
innate possession. The bred Scott decision having
already overthrow free Institutions would carry
Slavery into this new conquest, and The System oil
peoDage the hereditary servtude OF debt would SUI
moIe readily become assimated 10 the peculiar Estl
tution. Inexorble indeed is the demand for the ex-
tension Of Slavery, whonit compes Dir. Buchanan to
league with All Indian i'll Il war OF caste aud
religion, war against the proprietary class OF
Mexico and to conscate the estates Of that Church,
whote members in this country elevated him
TO the Presidency. The preteXt upon which he asks
Congress to nvett him with power to wage such
war il that citizens have been outraged IN their
persons and property by the Church party in Mexico
Northern citizens in far more danger III the South
States, and have suffered infinitely more there aud
in Kansas at the hands Of the Presdents Pro- Slavery
partisans. And in Utah troops stand idle, while
Brigham Young despols and murders our citizens.
" no can doubt that be owes his immunity from pun
ishment to the fact that he has established Slavery!
la the eyer Of those who command our President this
ia sufficient to entitle him to immunity in his crimes,
and i'll the enjoyment of the twin relic of barbarsm
poly gamy. The motive winch is to precphate us
into relit ous war in Mexico and which has sbeahed
the sword of Justice in Utah. is the same; it is the ex
tension of Slavery and when this object can no longer
be subserved by the power of this Government then
the Government itself is 10 be subvered.
OF the existence of settled design againsttLe Union
no man can doubt who observes the signs of the times
and listens to the debates of Congress- The party in
power, who denounce the Union, do not pretend that
their opponents have violated the Constitution. But
expressonFof opinion ia a right to be tolerated no
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