New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-01

now 70 ut away tieir Authority religion, and now TO
a,sert feir right Judge for themselves as rely o
every ne IN Il Bible every page 10 any o.nys
took snd 90 in ely Of every proceeding IL Tue chure1
as Of every roce. ding in any other asso ation II wold
net lie stripee H. fifty years ence that hapIiiy dehy
er.d rsoIe IL ouh To- out from the midst OF tneir
fouiittmg democratic iIstitutions upon Tie ru" VI
ouTs. - =, :.
S,ue of these AboIiiionits hold that the North If
partIofps cTmiAis in An erian Slavery, and should
therefore consent share It'll The SJut inthe present
lo,s OF emancipation They bold that here ~ Gaze
for aIIlying tie motto, Honor among ali YES -.
right Il property IN is unjust NJ TO deduce rom
Heir hack OF fifth in American voters their lack Oh
&, it'll in God. But these Abolition lists would b1y the
flavest0H tie tlaves Well, let it pass for 6ayng.
Ard pray, do th.ir sometimes help 0uya
slvef Oh, yts!-but they have never undertaken TO
luy all tie slaves NeN eless, does not what they
IL, ms, yes do estop them from conn hining OF the
noIslity Of tits undertaking. Moreover, would not
all bir ac,ufors be bought out Of Slavery
wee they ~ fall under its heavy yoke II they would,
tl.n kt q en- rst become sefcrucifying as to be
allie 10 reduce practice in their own case that SUBJ
lin morality by vii b they presume to try and con-
den n otLeR. , :.
No lets il the injustice done to such Of these Adolf
tioI is "a ave CHARGED Nth conserving to have the
Goyernn eta action which shall attend the anne8a'
tiop 10 each otLr Of nations, or parts OF nations m
,lude the sanction and upholding Of Slavery. With
their broad democracy and tier mmeasuably greater
account OF Il natural rights Of col e than Oi the con-
yenticttl claims Of Government, they cannot consis,
ttuty withstand the d,sire Of two les Dohd ana
fr,e lie and fem, lie included) 10 carl IN tner o 70
.etL.r. lbey cannot Withstand it, even though The
COZ p raor who have usurJe ed tie name and authority
OF ,l Government, enact theit, Slavery, murder, or
wi ateyer Il the cOnsI traitors terms Oh tne oeho
ing. Does follow, lo"e'er' rom sucn
ilst thee AbOhioss recogi i've these cOnsI traitors al
Civil Government Not at Ill. 1hey do, IL iact,
neo, pjse as Civil Government that only which admin
irteIs the law II G,d Such Governments 40 do notad-
il bier H. aud especially the ProSlaNery Govern
ei r. of Ii ia county, are in their eyes but iracles
Or dor il follow that tie Aboliliyni'ts OF whom we
art n king content to- III any Wise responslhe
for The maL-crusLng and God-defl Ing terms on WAN
ere tOIsI irstois c0nCiion the IlenGing certainly
Lot No more de- es IL follow that they would have tIe
,optoiAiLQ peoples consent to be responsible for
them.
moreover, if these Abolitioni.ts believe that the
slaves If Cut and Of the United States wisely desire
10 hin ter tad fortunes together and their desolae
hearts together into ole nation, that they would
Gete il il they knew their true INTERESTS and wOud
DO 70 even il tie aItes who hold the reins OF power
,tOud teek TO turn to the advantage OF Slavery sncn
bringing topetheI-tlen these AbOhtionists should
rot orly not Withstand tie desire, but should pro-
mote It's realization. TLey should thems. Ives speak
Tor thee TOOr, poor dumb mouths nnd should leei
lot tie least responsibility for the unlghteousness
vi ,h otlers may succeed III coup Ing WIN the longed
for nII ex6tlon. .,
Nor le,s il tie Injustice Of chasing with dlsunion.
its" thee Alb, tioI isis wLo opposing by all moral
M roli al influences tie s,ceseiUn Ul States from tne
In ion would Leverti e not Lave the seoecers pui-
~, " ith arm i,s Ihose Adolf iOiss believe III 1--we
rather ii an in hatred and helce they would be more
Gin cd 10 tess than TO cure tie secedrrs; 10 protect
Il en- Iatl er TO 81 eu tLtir TODD For my own
srt It'll feel this subject az tlt balf dozen years
age wi eli rid on tie floor Of Congress: " Ii they
will 10 let EN- CO. ard We, though loving the Unlon
~ tyeIy taIt OF il, aid wiling 10 Lore no part, VIII
let Them 10 in Ieace aid follow them with our bless
ibu Nj h prayer that they may return 10
n firm hept that Will return TO
us alter ey shal have sIent few niserabie years
or erlaps 10 more than 4 few miserable mohtbs Ia
in IL .f miserable experiment OF separating themselves
iron H. ,ir bi etllen OF cannot forget that
naly-ll p that they 80 many-wOuld prefer fol-
kNiiR the eeeedeIs with cures aud guns. Ob, how
low aIe en- TO emerge from the bruehoOd into which
tLeir Isstions aid their ialse education have sunk
llemi ,ay bruteh0od, for anger and violence and
Wal teong it, wi lie love ano geniienese ana peace,
ule Il adoII n cuts OF true manhood
What will be q e 81 irt of the North toward the Sc
ss1 il States ids lair TO be loon proved. IL Is even
rI,lll Il IL the Slave States al secede-s parl now
nd ,,allv all The remainder son. Tins will not be
be, aute OF tie letiiel oileOln. That Is at the most
an occasion peieXt for teeetsiOn Nor VIII ths W
te,uute il bas long been received on. There Is me
| n iIp lut Lot su much IN that. IL VIII be because
n cir louity is full" and the time Tor their des
thu, al hand During tie last few years the South
has busy in leaving notbiug TO ada 70 her
| leak not 20 much OF her IeOIeLiug the Afican
saI e-race OF Ter increalnkly tenacious grasp OF
Ter tsyes as Of her purpose Danish what she OF
her long tortured free e1red peo le and reensAve the
Iest. Ills wning niqulty III enc her for rum IL
ri ers her for secessOn Which ruin Maryland nav
ufufed 10 he gully II tLls GROWING niIuty WILL
We trft he eayea tie tate Of secession. Missouri
n ears TO he Free State, aid Delaware is already
substantially one. Hence they " i'll not secede
lie South would know hersth 10 be hurrying on TO
destruction we've eLe not blind ~ tie lessons " history
ard deaf 10 the voice of Prov denCe. She ought TO
know ii II but Fl ON the fate Of the oppressos OF hayt
they weIe augLte until they undertook to re-
.nila,e Il fIet -ald q en- u ey Were.
Divine Prov dence has its course IN the southern
States as well ar elsewhere; and there well else
where both the Wi kedness and righteousness OF men
Contribute TO shape that course In the words OF a
precious horayhD hymn:
"He everywhere hath rule
And all things his might
God did rot fail 10 hear the Ierting cry sent up
few months ago by tie eXiles Of Arkansas His en-
Ger btait Tiled tic poor ones driven out about the
,sue TIN nom the State of Ouisiana- lie witnesses
ii g atrOc,us crueies whi,h South Carolina heaps
VI on her tIee Col0rtd people, and follows tnem III
tL,ir tight from their oppfeesOrs Ana al this We
may feel assured, goes 10 " serve MS mignl anu W
Isrole Of the Ne, eesion AZ ruin II will be only
rr ait ruin however Ii will result In giJri)us
renoyat,n IT, seeding States viii return to us, not
10 be- Slave States aglin but TO be free ots1es pot
no, I'm TO our1ess the oOr but cordially and practically
10 M knowledge the equal rights Of ALL not a1d to
disg,ete Ameila and Lider the spread OF Demo :raey
over the eaIth hut 10 honor tie Que and extend the
oil err again 20 be heavy curse, DuI W DC rcO
bttsn to Ii ankn d.
But vals on, to speak of another injustice IL Ia
n AT of delouung men les OF the Bible those OF us
who believe there are few in it, and OF de-
nouni q as guilty OF setting their ressop above the
Wo,d II q, those OF who would LET their reason
;notir wI at il ard hat il Lot the Nord Of God.
II ere il a child who deeIly loves aud honors lis
mother but lie coesses That tie few imples or moles
uron her fnes ale beniser, slight indeed, bnt still
lten is upon ler beauty IL the shame and dis
credit Of IL Gal ety that lie makes this confession
Even if il IT, It does not become such Of her children to
cay 70 as disgrace her and break her heart by their