New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-26

turned into barren wastes by those who have areauy
blasted more than oneh half Of our soil as WIN an
lancbe of fire. Factories and workshops are oouerhe
in ruins and families and neighborhoods ieit starving
and In rags because fostered industry is not
In that region where the laboring man mas NO rgnts
which the owner Of men is bound 10 respect ana
aims rot al our whsrves and sorehouses become but
a rendezvous for iders and Migrants for the reason
that uncompensated chattel slnews yield fruits more
cheapy than compensated skill and require no shield
against the pauper products OF Europe III cnsnge Oh
tariff laws were required by the South instead Of the
North. they could not fail Of its accomplishment In
that case the President would advocate it with ardor,
II not with sincerity, and Senators would again
illustrate the fact of their trucking subsection TO those
who secretly abhor their baseness and ,nfdelty Our
earnest wishes not only constantly disregarded
but our prosperity is remorselessy paralyzed by our
servants without audible murmur our part; and
we are not mucb averse, as we have often proven,
to comforting new leases of office upon such as deceive
us, TO afford them further opportunities Tor mis-
chief. Does this seem unaccountable! l suggest
no. in view Of the truth have but just stated that
the party selecting them has it's heart and brain
in the South aud ts obeyDg members, merely IN the
North The remedy for this shameless evil is as easy as
it is simple. We need but initiate the example set us
by those who have caused this condition OF things:
Concord and inhexibty of purpose will accomplish an
we ask. Nothing else ever can or ever WILL we
might as well expect divided and dlseordant army,
marshaled under opposing generals, to capture the
powerful and thoroughly disciplined and guarded city
as for Northern rights and Northern honor TO be sqs
tanned by meu in the pay and keeping OF those VINO
would weaken and reduce u.s. In the Ordinary DUST
ness of life we never trust the fathess and dishonest
can imagine no for engaging eucn as senuneb
over our entire fortunes. Just so long as our euso
houses, post-ofhces, navy yards ana mlhts shai 20
stocked with thousands selected virtually oy tnose VINO
are in banded opposition TO u.s. and whose prucpa'
business we are instructed to believe is compromising
politics with perdy 1t will be impossible TO render our
condition better than il s These leperyards must DO
cleansed Their occupants load the air with conta-
pous corruption. Throughout their bodies ana tner
sous they bear the marks of the distemper with winch
the aIistocratic polluonist has touched them. nsk
but little in saying that at this very hour, tins mighty
phalanx scattered throughout the eighteen Northern
States, having common and powerful bond OF union;
are devising measures to despol our industrial
classes by combining them in densey crowded ieds OF
labor, or forcing them to enter INTO comPestoa gnu
comrapionship with ignorant and brutslized bondmen
They all yes all have been brought TO believe that the
doctrines of the Declaration OF Independence are put
stereotyped les that the f unders OF the nation nad
but a sorry conception OF lnallenable rgh's lhat Tue
Constitution which they framed intended as an In
strument of cruelty and crime aud that the falres fea
ture of free republican association is Union OF States
peopled with the lowest grade of slaves Am rght
What is the trouble against which we haveto contend
lie il not the steady influence OF what may win proP
ety be called political conspiraces to misead the public
mind and faint the public heart Is 1t not an Admins
taton blaekened with treachery and crooked ana t9
teriDg under the weight OF It's depravlty ushg an he
patronage of Office and all the fascnalons OF posuon,
TO utterly destroy u.s. by making the Territories OF the
country but garsons for the mics OF Freedom ana
the labor of white degrading and frutess beyond
the limits of the present States If am In error,
what is the correct Interpretation Of the political dis
cords of the last Fix years
anticipate fully that my suggested mode OF REDRESS
for existing abuses will be denounced as sectional; 10
which answer if it be so, the antidote TO bane may
be bane itself "similia similibuS curantur." Bnt
its liability 10 the charge denied. The real sectional
ism is arrayed against u.s. do but counsel Systematic
and persisten resistance In studies OF the tundamen-
- Il, a.aI int ha HIlna
sations Of the favors of Government we should never
know North, South, an East, or West. My COM
plant is that Others act If they thought Inherently
trust we shall always be able TO command the exer-
else Of such patriotism and comfy as TO forever pre-
cude Us from aggression upon section inferior to ours
in every element of material strength and greatness
II can never be otherwise than dasardy TO press upon
the weak and Heky.
1t will be noticed that / have spoken of the Dem
ocratic party without reference TO its present dlsrc-
tons NV reason for so doing found in the opinion
entertain that these dissensions do not affect issues
as neither branch indicates disposition TO meet ialry
and openly, the great political problem OF the times
In casting votes should be accurately informed
as to their effect upon the policy desire see estab-
Eshed. We should not be made instruments In the
hands of any ambitious man, or In the hands OF any
combination of reckless and unscrupulous men; TO
force an unnatural growth of Slavery IN the country,
and 20 blast the hopes of people, contrary TO
Whist has heretofore been the understanding OF the
Constitution of the United States aud in Papabe vio
latOn of what has been regarded settled national
policy Ii should be matter Of singing regret TO US,
If from bearing in the present contest we could be
fairly charged hereafter with violation Of the pinci-
pies we have long profesed TO cherish or with having
imposed any, the slightest impe 1ment In the pathway
of rational we'll grounded, and progressive liberty.
The all-absorbing question now presented TO the
American citizen, for what will prove TO be his ulti-
mate decision have watched narrowly as 1t has risen
into importance from year to year and think know
the opinions of the several Presidential candidates re-
spectmg IT.
am not aware that the supporters OF Mr.. Breckln-
ridge attempt any concealment 10 his designs In case
of hs success If they should desire to resort TO pre-
varcaon, they have placed II entirely whout tneir
power by the rankness and boldness and had almost
said the reckessness of their declarations. he has
been put forth prominently alike in speech and plat
FORM the Achilles Of the armies OF the South, and as
the determined foe Of free SOIL free speech, and free
men, He stands upon no single democratic sentiment,
unless indeed what were regarded by all statesmen
within the las fifteen years as the pretentl0us hereses
of John c. Calhoun can be 30 regarded. He 80 reads
the teachings of the sages Of the past and their primary
law as to make it frutless TO attempt exclusion OF
his peculiar and favorite institution from the organized
Territories, and 30 as TO make 1t Indispensable that
COngreeses Courts and Presidents should exercise all
their ingenuity and all their powers TO fornfy ana sls
tain il there Legislative action is 10 be invoked judi
cial DEGREES had executive flats pronounced, navee
equipped and armies marshaled, TO exclude forever ev
cry settler therefrOm who will not bow down the
black god of bis idoatrOus worship appeal 10 YOU
reemen to know whether this is the Democracy OF JEFF
ferson, Madison Monroe and jackson. Iappea to you,
reemen TO know whether you have ever found anything
in the annals of parties 30 insulting TO the understand
ing until within the lifetime of the youth who has not
yet reached his majority. i appeal to yon to know
whether the honesty intelligence, and unmixed blood
of the offspring of Northern mothers can ever accept
an excuse for those who would endeavor 10 fasten
such ruler upon us. But we may congratulate our
selves that even official zeal perceive no chance for
Mr. Breekinridge's election. If there had ever been
any, the recent stump speech of Mr. Buchanan would
q NJ tnf nf nor
lerty would be able to stand against the encOmiums of
such an advocate. His midnight appeal can only be