New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-12-19

I"mi' a,,,o. ,r,y ,nroir the fic,rgians "a ga,
MT oplD tH N,H-FnehaRd, bit nim ne Or t,N' tm-
y, = ma cpery Potcr in Earope. tie oasS re NOR
ly Of retaliation tie lat that the Nor.herlers are
vI,t.ly dsio,e-, 10 neglecting TO capture fiyiife
Save innsmueh they inherit the fortunes maze oy
No,t en- vel Oers IN the old times, ana ni'o ten-
,el,.s make norey by manufacturing ami sel1igcmti
Which If tie produce OF slave labor ibis drsihrh.
so In the eyes OF the Governor that he derotfs
sn ell IL like column ol our tyre to iS iiistriih W.
A, Il formation OF the Cons'ilui he says, the n ;h's
If tie sliN were rerogi iScd - HI inc "uo"'
AT Il IL ile TIE Introduction vi negrpes ir'm AM
nd O, been made legal large part Of the trade
vas then in The hands Of the Nor'her err. "Ni"e
tela..a,e of tie w Of Congrers inlbitng the 'ra'-
fee m, 81 Of the illegal imp,rta,i,i,s Of slaves Lave
len II ade ly Northern men IN Northern ohil~. Inc
Ncr,lrier? sold LEcE Ia the peorle at the Solth-
err Stres "and received their money for them, which,
viii iis pr ceedr wrs, doubt, invested ~ shpig
naIrf,tmirg," &C. Tie franers Of the CONSTITUTE N
cid NJ letiiae to "bi,d themselves and their pe1-
~ TO rel .,t our rights in nave property Now,
bow ever neh whose ance-tors grew rlci by tle siie
OF slsyss 10 tie Southern lsolSe are ready u" de-
nou, the tr.fic BY w'irli the fortunes they Joy
w.Ie ;fe in mon and in"uilan, aud Inc SOUTHERN
,.o, L. 80 little better than Demons In human shape,
t.cautc we continue 10 hold ~ property the ofpr,s
# The rluyer purchased from their fhers' To de-
n n, that Georgia and Cor u "a sbH II erhte eir
j ves is "a mort'ro's ~ u ,nese States T haata
Cen aud tie destruction OF Nor ern flores ana banks
AID ia toiier Governor Browns theory -, TINT IN
le'liip I,gr.es tAty YEAR ago TIE I'orthernes
ared for the quiet poss' sri"n OF them and their
,rp,ly forever To prsyent the flyoowiera, there.
io,r. fom introducing their slaves freely into the
NOrth,ip States ard carrying them back aSaia ID Us
ieui M nyation of Southern rights IA II the Clsre--
ton or Saysunah authorizes were TO -eize Yankee
,uG.rr ,io,k Of gocds. has, If roursc escap'f tie
z'oL Ms G.re,noT nat this teory oppies e3u lilly to
Fnpio,T Our ia. efa hers lar sliveira,
our fortunes have been In reased by selling negroe. 10
II IN oIic, In tes, and yer We peryersey and dis
OF t.,ly declare that Georgian gentemaiis colo ed
servant tecon es free directly he touches B1tish
ground. Accord,ngly epeoy right IF re.aiiqtWa
which he Southern St0ts hare against M1ssochusiis
reg hare aiso against England. should tnea. tie
II i'd wit6om of tie Governor ~ eval and S,ntharn
{. ntcde a'y be ettahlsied on Browui'e PRINCIPLES,
DuSt rLj ret hare SGRe r'yy p e@3. - dc NJ eds
edt,n u.s. and IN Of refusal 10 b. trra,ed SUea as
III. h0,thoh FJ"soikrs What measures ara to be
ndor,ed against them il may therefore, be interesting
10 iquie We told that probably the records OF
10 State or nation in Chr-endm are more bl.ck-ned
lib Il deep slain Of dsgrace caused by wilfl yi,-
l'i,n OF pullic fsi;l" than thoee Of massachusetts
4; rough iis Anti laycy legislation. . Ii oar mer
ch, Ii, gces u ee trade, and carries with him hs
sit I'VE body srvan, (which he hes much natnrsl
right 10 do citizen Of Mas hchdsetts o. to larry
lis lagtu ge with linn when he travels through Geor
ga) tie laws Of that State take from him ns properly
al d ref sc "a permit i'm TO q il vita hin when e
leurs TO is oIne." Tie iufany Of such coIdict
urros II Governor to seek a remedy, and he tds it
in inter- aiori law. "All writers on government"
nrquie'se IN tie Jasire Of reprSir when tho Citizens
Il IL tie duly of Georgia therefore, whenever one
If her ,;7err matter how humble, IL robbed If his
IroIerty, TO demand prompt compensation, and, in de-
iault i'to mike repriils, by scizng the prop
city Of tie offending State nation, wherever
il il TO he fond" The law OF nations does not
cCnfne The injured State 10 the seizure Of the pnbGc
no, eIty of lie Offending State. In short, Gov.
Brow recommends To the Legislature the pl.-ng Of
law To empower the Governor Ia seize su'h amount
of the mOuey property OF ruch Offending and faith
l,s State which may b. found within the lidis Of
Il State as may lie amply sufficient fully to inden-
nfy THE Governor il throughout rather redundant
in sty H. such ci lien OF this STATE who may have
teen Iolie Of his property by the failure Of
srch fahefs State 10 discharge ifs cons'itI'i nal
,lGeatonr." But this is not I'LL. The North
ell els hIe rot only TO be robbed every tiiHe State
u Ser 10 lid III catciing negro, bat they IL
he murdered with inquiry. In The htSt2Ty If The
F,,nch CoErcrton "0h more "tr0cioHs rs .e',r'ied
M"h he proposaI # GoreJnor Breaca GAat the Penal
Code and oH 0her iGvs If this St0,e wkich protect NE
ares, Ltrty and pr0perty If the citizens If other
Slotrs vh.G an ms Sta'c BE- repealed" 70 far as
gaids alv Slate which refuses to recognize the owners
r,,e for i'm is tia, lie is probably wr ing " .ensa-
ten message and snows that his cOunsels will
lie afol ted Tie Ie"ile Of aIl.sachusets Vermo 1t,
Bid l. AL, Maine, khode Island Ccnnec'icut, New
luk, aid fco rim, Icing tie principal offenders,
Woulc once lie declared wiihou, the profession If
the lws # llir State and it would rest with tue
Govcrncrt rts,orr i,n To such protection when their
rrsl ecIi,e Governments Should Lave met t views
Oh Il { SOUTH IN laIty.
Attr n is tie mad scheme Of prohibiting trade
wiki tie Aboiionist States by discriminating duties
H. favor OF iho-e whore lie. tion Is siisf cto-y
t,en quite natural II is recommended that di ies
e, TIL duty OF IS Ier shall be Ian on the prJdu-
tt Of every ST. IL which neylecis IN carry ont ihe
pir,i lc- 81 tie FueiiyeSllv- law, and syse II Of
il i,fion j. Ia ie ertablrhed IN order TO d-cuver
Whist omit Of NOrlein goods IL sold yearly in the
State. II there ren.edi's fail, the Governor recon-
e d. s.oesion s.en gn"t tore ogniz- that hi former
prcI osalr invoked not cly secesri n, bat war. Tao
shcrd tie UIii,d states Government prosecute any
G.oigian cDen for treason ana take hs lite, ~ would
" eialihte promptly by selling and hanging rpon tne
I'areef tree Two Of the sabe.tsof such Government
"ior each citizen OF Georgia whose lite sholM b.
"iiGs illegally tken." The remainder # the
Mersaee j. de,ot d to a view Of Southern
irfIocts, whib tie Governor thinks most cheering.
Ii tsi is del enden cotton, md therefore, woni
lave 10 he friendly to tie tottun SiAre-. Az ~ nr,
iiiune' III Ii. le DIES no believe in 1t. "Our Il yes
usually under the .y.a Of their and over
tesrF. Few Of them can read or write. They Il
perm i,,d 10 travel railroad. or othef pa H.:
conveyance. hey have TO mail facilities M means
Of communication with each other at "a distance
They iecl ANA rec<g lie their inieiiJ i "a
urd II fr dep ndoroe their ownerr Whose smile Of
a,I rotation constitutes th,ir highest enjIvmeli."
H,h'e general rebellion i, impossible though per-
hlls occlsllrly there MI t ,ri;ling disturb
I'll Gee, (which would ohlige promptly 10 execute
tie slaves who should have deatef frvm tile oath Of
Guy" On Tic other hand in rbe North there is Ii eel,
H. insurrecCn OF tie poor white against the rich
lite. There the white man performs meni duties
vi ch IN tie South lie rhrinkr from. In Georgi the
wi lie does not belong 10 the meuia class. E" The
net TO IL in tie term hs equal He bl ,cks
bo,ts, and bows tie knee u no one, "a o
GCD Gloe liz tie North il i far ct erwise and N
sen. fume tine the Ulre l.boers may requi sii.-
IL for az u- e. and as-ert he phi lie reco .
IL, it, ie ,on'h that true arstocracy is not ,,n
ali-,o,ihty # wealth, tut VI c tr and coadacs."
Su b IRE lie hnsi e- under which he ltherA SL.tes
bseed TO desl.y the Union, icl has lasted eighty
years. and given them lace among tie first natl ns
Of II e.aIih. i void will judge for itsef ara
a. ri ;u,Is 1. DE- nation In " III IA