New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19
ANOTHER COMPROMISE PREPARED BY
MR.. WEED.
"NO MORE COMPROMISES mo BACKING
DOWN."
From The Albany Ereaias Journal.

From The Albany Ereaia9 journal.
With two or three exceptions, the suggestions OF
The Ereng Journal having adjustment Of the controversy
which divide the Union their object have elected
from the Republican press this and other States responses In
the spirit Of these head lines That views encounter The
vigorous resistance Of political friends causes less Of sur
prise than Of regret.
We have On two or three former occasions startled po
tics friends by suggestions quite disasteuL More than
thirty years ago when those with whom scted politically.
discussing the policy of rejecting Mr. Van Buren, hni-
ter to England ren,ons.ed first with Senators persousy
and paper predicting that such rejection would
sui. in making Mr. Van Barren President. We stood alone.
however and the deed done Our prediction ana h' aso
few years subsequently, when the United sis.e B.ni
rechsIte became an and an issue ,ss me s
Wing party down this journal BY cutting eese from .hs
Bank and y.nins on, patty .h. woOd never '' to Tho
We differ again with our political frisnds That dasssaes.
& oqd ss T cai bs oo o ss
standpoint. To do this ia Indispensable that al should resi,s
but o f question involved the conics W. Thths Territory
Be- Rs s1s.y E
may DC is y s s . ons sa for
renewed mission ended and that finally the m:dne.:
sySxsd Rs d'f ~, ne T5Is
po 1f
spHsssn Party derived from the pS ss Y ..9
and be best the Union
he great experiment Of Self failure DsoLylp
the isss sna for .ISs iddfs y happiness
We h :, cSn The ss1s r., Of shs
s & Ee4s %s as S A h s ss a R .. +
the Republican patty With the Laws the CoH.;u
leads hesitate to follow IL But happily there ..eh
fSs Ts5. P %s iSs
We the consideration Of the real question. the uagn
ude and fesrfalness of which but npecy comehendd
a
mighty import will be appreciated when reflect that the con
dreaded Ne should do ali that can b DOM. IN the way q Jus
tee equity co,cion and forbsaIapse te .yet consist out
Treason enforce the Lava and the Union cost wa
81 il asked what can dcnei Th. question can be best
wered when the popular mind sne; down aceny to be vi.
nd shs, Il P,:ss. should $. fSoSsdSy Ises f:sa.i
be safely and that when they
preventative in Congress. they may into the Union With
State Governments their framing provided Of coSse.
in view Of the .uroundns Territory blonsiDs 70 The 3:
public in view ohs fact that for four yess s IN
ton AID the Censu-s we say almost cSn.,sn. o'sS c,S
teisenee and patriotism those who inhab them
Or If this suggestion Is nsdmissible, there Is another which
% SvaiS e Il M M.soa line :.
tsbhed To this shall be told thu, IN. compact w.s vio
be srn tut in generation the next nor Indeed
ur The 1 pssen,
and that II Is 10 be accepted uimaum, terminates The
ydna families communities States or nstions w,s ever 'e
tied by Compromie" Wars. but Jr the spint OF
congestion would be inteminable Even victorious srmss
refuse terms to the yanqushed Conquered cr N ,ne
hour equalization the mercy OF the yors receive
concessions. Shall then at variance with our own kn.
dred close the door against the possibility OF an Adjustment
Adi, while threatening while Organizing armies
overthrow the Government they have passed the boundary o.
negotiation LEI u, remember that m,y 81.
10 rghtha party wbh conscious Of
wrong best AFFORD to manifest spirit OF conc,s'1n
But In this controversy wholly bameless In them
are neighbours there are NOTES IN our own
Too msny forget that when this UNION formed Ssv
ery was the RrrK-Frecdom the INCEPTION. While We
climate soil favong aud seconding sentiments
and been working out other states with %
and elements have worked deeply into
which neither insensoe nor ndn.rent WIN
Slavery oppose a, home have deemed their duty to de-
and the Abolition Of Slavery elsewhere forgetting In their
zeal the Southern States under the Constutou
and in the Fathers who bound themselves e.d
formed Presses established Tracts distributed and Emissaytss
the Slave States teaching that Slavery sinui and
that Slaves ought TO be emsncpated These lessons in harmony
with all the hunsnirs Of civil son were easily learned But
learning them did pd written on the same page nor
chapter that in efforts TO abolish Slavery we
should provide ndmniy TO the Owners When refer -
we of DO humphsntl the example OF England
prone that aud
visions Of the Act OF Parliament.
IL viii and may be said that forgetting the
croschnent sges.ions end outrsges Of Slavery True W.
chooss TO do us, now and nove position iot 80
been oil life showing the dark side OF the Siav
picture But In view of fearful calamity heIr no wrA
Consistency OF fidelity In going to the verge Of e0ncn e
with the hope Of svertns H. Then after al honorable oen
agreement have been eIhAustsd--f
" There - J
Into some of our nee, psrs aud are at pom.
Moclmg the air With Galore dolly spread,
sustained by the reflection that have done ou au ende<H
dare "a much az tho.e Whose real $ precps.s
history OF the French Revolution
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