New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-30

Will listen 10 inc VOICE OF redfOn ana unQer6tan0
that he who does not tolerate the freedom of speech in
another is himself elave.
Having disposed of our adversares it s proposed to
look in upon our Republican friends and give them q
few words Of exhortation gentleman out West
was once chosen arbitrator to settle difficulty between
two friends After deciding as conscience dictated
right he surprised at being abused by both parties
his consolation was that the abuse from each was about
equal and, therefore, he Inferred the decision was
about right. 30 with the Republican party; by the
Southern ultras the Republicans are called Abolition
sts while Mr. Wendell Phillips who is at the head of
another faction in the North, because Mr.. Lincoln,
when in Congress, was for afording Slavery where Il
lie constitutional protection calls him slave-hOund.
They Of the South desire the extension Of Slavery into
all the Territories which must certainly be followed
with the opening of the slave-trade to supply this
demand for aborers while they Of the North desire the
immediate emancipation of all the slaves. The heart
sekens at the imaginary success Of either faction and
il wou'd be difficult 10 decide which should have O
preference if forced TO choice. The better opinion in
such improbable contingency, would seem TO be in
favor Of the Northern proposition, for then colonization
OF determination Of the negroes would quickly follow,
while evils and mseres unimaQinable must needs be
the consequence Of entang Slavery upon the country
through all time to come The abuse from these par
ties being equally balanced the inference is the Repub
leans are about right. In truth, the Republicans are
upon the old platform of tho Fathers; they think the
numberess troubles caused by Slavery where II il,
speak TO them in trumpettones not 10 aid in It's extern
SION they desire TO repudate both bavado and attery
as unsuited TO the emergency, but TO speak plainly in
the language of truth and soberness they wish Slave.
nv where il il TO receive all proper and constitutional
protecton-that the Fugitive Slave law may DO faithful
" execute that as Slavery is wholly State institution
their desire s that all questions affecting either its reg
na,ion OF duration shall be left to the masters whom
they es. eem as honorable and merciful.
But they should soemnly resolve, in the language of
Mr.. Clay, That Siarery should not extend orer an
other foot Of Free territory. That not all the power
of the President, with the national purse TO corrupt
and sword TO slay az was done In Kansas backed by
decisions Of the Supreme Court should induce them 10
swerye from this fixed resolve. Thus acting they will
prove to the world that they understand what was
meant by the fathers when they say Governments are
iu,fifuted for the benefit Of The governed. But Il 10
said this viii work injustice, as Il excludes the South.
sn STAKEHOLDER from territory acquired by the blood
and treasure Of the people Of oil the States Now,
while we examine the question from this standpoint
keep in mind that the Southern citizen 10 free 10 come
and 90, and sse wbsp and where b ebVVses ths Oh.