New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-12


hoLest tyranny wbh h hay, be A pefpetratel by hi,
domineering " wer> cannot give their history now
But looking at The old Missouri Coc,psonise f1inded
OF TIE aom ssop Of Missouri Slave State, and ia
coltdtIatch 'herc0f the Prohibition of Slavery in
| oilcr outlying Territory and seeng how-after an
aeIu.stnce dihITty.w) wears, and the rreclarlable
pose&on bF Slavery ts especial share in the pr0vs
IONS % INA. tomprCmis.In violation ~ every ODga-
ton CT ffAor, compact and good regbOrnood, and in
6obtemrmous Gse gard oftbe ougrshing sentiments of
| az aroused Norti-ibs me-hOnored Prohibition was
overturned, and lbe vast region nov known as x an
eas D Nebraska, war opted - Slavery; lOOkicg
neztGttbe juggling bill 10y which this conn lisie,
declaring thai i's Obecl was 20 leave the people per-
ie"ilN tree 10 form their Domestic insi uODs in their
| own way and se"Dg how III spite OF thrs4 express
| wogcs fte courageous settlers there LOFT prey
10 / vadiDg hoIdes from Missouri, who entering the
/ Territory orpanizsd II UsUWltiOu which by positive
iaw pTooeeded % iasten slavery uvon that beautiful
soil frd 70 surround Il vita code of DEATH looking
~ the LecOnpton Consultation, that maseroiece OF
vicled conuvance, By which tins same people, in
Organizing tor a State, were fau1ulently prevented
from pssIrg upon the question of oltv.Ty-,Dd seeing
toV u t. IDiam.us counterfeit, though repudia'ei ~
lie Ttopis wat openly .dopled BY tue President ana
by hin C0rupty urged upon Congress-, wfh all the
rover Of his Ada iuis.Iaiion looking al the these
hiugf and Others which il rhe mind / feel how vain
Il II 10 expect truce or comprutnise win the Save
OIgarchy. Iurc in ialtl nO comp Lt can bind ~
willie oh interpretations Of the C. nstitutton friendly
10 Freedom, though saLctonedhy Court and Congress
la continuous ecrdeis IRE uncerem9nlously reJfe.d.
FauI, II he Incompatible poem OF Goethe, on DeilS
told that in lie i'stli TIE laws prevail, says:
Now that Ike. so then one may In fact
Conclude bineins compact with you gentry!
To which Mephsioplil plies;
HLbte,tr promise 10 our BOOKS lnds entry
We stdctIy cary .uto act
BIT no compact or ~ omise buds gentry OfSlavery
although IL tHer books II may iud entry
OF course fellow citize T. you are now really TO see
that tie cpITupOnt b. which the present Adn.n3rra
ton as been degraded the nlturi olsfrn ~ OF the
nmoIaiiy Of Slavery. They ba0e all occurred in
sustaining the policy - he Olgrcby, aad m the
Of ne l. compton Constitution. in a oitec etDrt -
Hscn Slavery upon d-tait terti.0 Org, aud hay are
all 4rbeG by the eiirou'ery OF slavery. SnOlet ~
nt tie peculiar irpllci'y II England a. DlrlcI
lsr I,I.od TO tie Generalization Oi the SOuh S-a |
bubble; bui such influence cannot he coIpara be in
thin r,spe,t b. slavery which IL Iced ~ 10 ,.e not
orne, might well bee Gated BIbbls. Bat Govern. |
utLt Which vldlcae5 the sale OF human 1elug5 need
Tot hesitate 10 purchase the vote Of eect0r at the
ro 10, or of a member Of Congress The two 'rtnsie-
on- b.oIg 10 he eau family though unques'Ontbly |
tie last IL The least repreheuebe.
Fellow ctiz,rs wuu'd YOU arrest these corruptions
and the disastrous influence from which they surng, |
involving uottug lees than civilization this CONT,
B,nt, The Repub lean parry tl you how, add in TEL
lugyou how, il viuoicts AZ olcc it' origin and ~
ie.fsIfy. The work uuft be done, aud there is no
her or. 81 iZaon by which IL eau lie done. party
with suc IN IGN and such necessity cannot be for
day or for the ss.tOD only VI cannot De less per-
MAI mt dan the hostile influence winch It is formed
,uuhttiact. JietefUrr, Just 80 long AS he present
fall. tbeOIies Of Slavery Vfrt N whether concerning
IT, ,Laracef morally. c,up"iiceby aud socially, or
conc ring its IrTotaNe- utder The CO.eUulOn just
long as he slave Ohg Ioly when II ihe Fl eplers
and uEhesiatiug OF Slavery IN all rs prcensi
continues 20 cart ~ a political power the R-pnbiican
parry must eLdare. IL bad men 60 nsfre Tor slavery
eood m. must combine Tor Freedom eau the Holy
War be 81 ded until tie barbarian no dominant m the
lterutc II overt 70 VII and he Pagan power driven
frc N our Jerusalem Aud VIXEN Ga triumph IL won,
r,,uITg the INN, diae obe Of cur orginzat)n, the
Retu lean party WI nos die but, purned by ia loug
= a4If Hid, ltyft4r tfa ftrll
be l,d Ia Vet other Efforts tor the good Of man.
Al pres,It the work Is plain before us II 10 simply
t. elect caIddat@s Abraham LocOln OF Illinois,
whoe abnlly 20 conspicuousy va IN his own Safe
t'ira ted at the admiration Of the whole lry;
whuse character breath has touched and whose
heart is arge enough TO embrace the broad Republic
and all IT, peopl,-him you will elect President aud
Hannibal llamln II Maine, whose clear bead, firm
principles and ample experience none who Ell vi
hn IN The Senate Chamber can c0nest-him you will
eet Vice President. E!ectpg these, We shall pus the
National GoverrmtIt-at leos' IN It's Executive de-
p.ru ebt-Openly and active on The side OF Freedom;
ard this acne will be of mcAlcuiaole iuiiuenee-not
{ MY In it,elf but the harblnger OF the future
Ensl and or most shall save the Territories from
the iyeheaded hararism of Slavery, keeping them IN
their normal contirion, ar ttey came from the hand
God free, with Freedom written on the s,l and en-
grayed On the rock, while the wiuds will wi.per it in
he the rivers viii Turmur II IN their How, and
all aiure echo ~ III JOY unsfeakbble.
Next we shall the country from the crying In
fanny Of ID. e-trade, wh opening anew, now
uenaced H. deed bat logical Consequence Of the
II. theories Of Slavery. II slavery b. the bless
iGg IL yauued then must the slavs-,rade DO benei.
cent, ard thy who ply It with the ierees, activity
u.ast take their places among the missionaries and
saii Il Of humanity
Neat We sball fave the Constitution at least within
the sIhtre OF Executive influence frIm outrage and
peryerson; 70 that the President will no longer lend
hims,b e that widest pre,enson Of the Slave Ohgr
cy, IA Sir. Buci apaD has none, by de- irins IN 1t
slavery is carried un Ter the Constitution iu-
10 all Territon,s, and that it exists
in Kansas firmly in Sou'h Carolina.
As out on nothing can come nothing, 40 ont OF the
nothing N the Constitution this subject be de-
rived snpport for this norilnale preienson which
AZ he b,s dismirsed that classical siulituds by
which the ancient Romans rebuked groundless folly,
when they called ASS icool, which j. something Oh At
doee not tXi-'-and lanly sad TO ne author, asini
NeAt We shall he, = 10 save the Declaration of lnde-
perd,uce now dishonored ard dsowDed in ts essen
iial hi,glving truth-the EgadiRy If nIn. This
principle, Which appears twice the Gre
own insge and, secondly, in the unit Of the rae
then dyiroy established; which appears again in the
Gospel when il said God that made the world
aud all things therein, hath made of blood all
'iOI OF men, which appears again in the primal rea
son Of the world anterior 10 all Institutions and la cs
lelougs to tLose sefevident truths some imes called
AK g. which 10 man can question without exposing
Ia question hs own intelligence or hon's y. As well
deny ariihGt ticaly that two and two make four,
deny geOme'rcaly hat straight line is the shortest
distance between two points, deny the axomatic
beanng truth, that all are
equal. As OF the sun in the heavens-blind is
be who cannot perceive u. OF course this prin-
ripc, uttered in Il d claraon of rights is applicable
,in Ily TO rights; and it il childish sophism to
llegc against il the obvious inequalities of form
exceptions; for ii il the OF axiom, whether
IL geometry or morals, 10 be universal As ab-