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

leading artiie of our faith, the non-extenson OF
SLAVERY who repudiste the uoSstrcus heresy Wu WIZ
attribue< 70 the Supreme Court the power W au ~,
late tbe States ana consolidate all power ia Tue W.
tional Goyerl mont who agree With MS upon the Nv
stead the River snd Harbor, and other lueS,on' '"
nestle policy Coold Sesss more 81 mem s,o,.a ~
As southern man whcss life has oesn oo'o ~ ~
fhe csnse OF Freedom con ess that nave 10 wis w
occspy n posi;ion OF sectional sntaSonsu =, W ;
which Ia not called for by the oeees's .,
Nothing but en- mpeTious senro .ns he almost antira
str.ned me 10 army myself sga'ut. 'ua poee on.ue
$50 "a roxr that an opportunity offers, CONSISTENT
iSh ,bs preservation If liberty ana gooo conscience
for healing the breach between .os NG.sn anu Soa
lo n IN cood faith cooperate With large aud
Ms,;i 81. "a " Southern men In the election OF
Prs.s Mt am coust'ained by the strongest consder-
a,;ons Of duty and patriotism TO DO so. This must DO
a. Sse;ne ~ everv Southern man who staads on
S.,beru coil and who is not willing to be regarded as
nnbIc enemy. BY taking this course Southern Re.
rnblicaps immensely increase their power Of useful
20 In the great o,use Of emanc patron, which is
sukie exclusively belonging 50 far political action
i. concerned TO the South BY the opposite Of
unnecessary and uncalled.for political sntagonsm
toward the Scathein Opposition, we make ourselves
and tie noble cause ws advocate equally odious, and
destroy our power for good.
Ii may 30 said, and Ia said that tho South will vote
for who receives the cordial vote Of the Repub
hcan party. 1t may be admitted that little can be ex-
pected ia tue wsy OF direct effective support to
suob men ss Mclean or B.tes. But the moral efoct
81 respectable Southern popular vote cannot be over
valued, even if we carry no Southern State. That
moral support 10 nscesary 70 saisfy the CONSERVATIVE
classes Of the Free States without whose Gid success
lie mpcssibe. Long experience has shown that large
class OF Northern men will not vote for who, how
ever wise ard patriotic, cannot eommsu at least re-
specific ory Of votes in the border Slave States
Bates or McLtsn can do this Either OF them carry
Delaware and either of them would be cordially sup
ported by large and Influential classes 10 Maryland
Virgiris, North Carolina Tennessee, Kentucky and
Missouri The success or ticSct with either of these
At ts head would be next to certain, aud tais
circumstance alone woud confer upon it great respect
ability, and incline all Oppostonists North and South
90 its snppor.
With Judge Mclean for President, should deem It
indispensable TO have Soutbern the ticket for
Vice-PIerident. With Q sectional ticket, we should
never be credited with entertaining National views
and however ptionable the selected might
be 10 TIE Conservatives" the seleetion of both from
one section Of the Union would be fatal
Ooe victn Of Freedom over Slavery will he bosli
and the Democracy will thereafter dare to rally
nnder the black, prsti,al flag, which has % often
waved over ite victorious leyons.
To make the union with toe Southern Opposition as
fair and a. cordial possible, have no hesitation 10
saying that could cheerully support either John Bell
or John M Bolts for Vice President Either Of these
gent emen could be relied In any contingency, to
cooperate with the Republican party in all essential
respects. Respectfully,
Eutsisssos, d. c., April rs, 1860.