New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-09


Of thieves ia Canada thss would be imts,ing thsex.
ample Of the fathers"
% The bolder originals hsye squarey met the oysr-
ton, md annued the CoIstitution." "a
In Ohio, the Black Republicans passed similar
laws bat the Democrats repealed themj bat thst
the Republican Governor bas recommended their rsSa-
actment"
"Mr. wADE-I have no DOUBT they win rensiate
them at the first opportunity in Ohio"
Yet this bastard ribe Of Abolitonists with unms-
taxable natural marks Of their paternity, dare TO
call bin (sir. Madson) one Of their fathers 80 -
"The audacity of meDdscIty can be carried 10
further 4"
' Massachusetts convened her career Of crime o.
f fs5s.d as '''''' ~ 1912 al" H'' '' w
At least one Senator and sxty-eight Representa-
tyes Of one Home Of the national Legislature have re-
commended publication that advises The overthrow
of our Government by force"
do not believe there are enough lRepablicansl 10
meet Gods final requiston 10 cave Seldom No, sir;
they mock at constitutional obligations, Jeer as oaths
They have lost their shame with their virtue, and No
longer feel Inundated q. the commission Of hese great
crimes"
These public enemies are Abolitionists who have
formed coalition with all the waits and etrayg-de-
rerters Of all former political psrtesand the better to
conceal their real purposes have assumed the name OF
the Republican party"
"Theft and murder are their ordinary meaus Of de-
featiDg the Constitution where they are not strong
enough to pass laws"
"Mr. President. have charged these acts Of peril
DIV upon these States--they are all proved by the
recordsNew-York exceeding those OF her associates
in this Union in inqy IN pam T open sbs,
and profigate periidy, ~ ~ Us quo eAcocoS 'nsm IN
reputation and wealth."
submit il to the Judgment of the Senate, the
country, and the civilized world, II, according 10 the
public law of all civilized nations, we have not just
cause of war against our eonfederates !"
envy printed speech has references 10 enable the
reader to investigate this humiliatng record Of de-
"T6ese great-hearted patriots the Office holders and
doughfacesj have marched steadily on In the path Of
dnty."
"These bypocrites, who affect almost 10 aseribe
divine origin TO this ordinance"
"This coalition has but one living animattng prip-
cpe or bond of union, and that is haired OF the people
and institutions OF the slayeholding States OF this
Union"
iargon about overt acts they have already been
committed Defend yourselves; the enemy Is at your
door; wait not 10 meet him at the hearth-stone meet
him at the door-s and drive him from the temple or
Liberty, pull down it's pillars and involve him In
common ruin"
Let il be remembered that these extracts are
Fl ON the corrected copy of Mr. ToOmbss speech.
published in The Congressional Globe.
After this, the South will no longer hesitate In
their choice of leader when they shall undertake.
the patriotic work of pulling down this Government
burning its ruins, and scattering the ashes. Not
fellow of the whole Southern crowd can compare
with Toombs in regular Me1icanese war; which
being interpreted, means war of bloody words.
When, for the last time, Gen. Taylor summoned
Ampudia TO surrender Monterey, that v.lorous
general responded that he would have war to the
last gasp, that he had determined to sacrifice his
entire garrison and spill the last drop of bis blood In
a holy defense of his country. Gen. Taylor read bis
message, shrugged his shoulders, aud sail: "That
means he will surrender tomorrow" And hs
did. We have no application to make OF the story.
1t would not be civil. 1t is apropos to nothing.