New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

A
:, T.. pl him 1.-THE death even, in suftahng the IN
ecri,y Of th Onion, rtfhais lie would lave returned
4, he seat IN Curgrcts changed man. Mr. s. would
lile to be Governor of This State No man II likely
for long time TO occupy het honorable station who
folowp the beck Of tho Albany Regency. TIE people
of Western New-YOrb are brave lberty-lovint
people, who viii le,n their all in maintaining ther
rights and will dsord as false guides all who counsei
them TO any coae involving sacrifice OF selirespect'
The t,r representatives realize the true stale
Of public epyon the better for them and ther luture'
We have noticed the course OF Mr.. Conkhn oi the
Cnc1e District and the response it has met from hls
constituents. The people of Western New-fork would
glosy in sustaining representative in standing up or
the right the true and the brave as galantly as Mr.
COnklin has DONE"
From Corning Steuben Co, ~ Y.
"Tbe town election here shows that in thsp0rtion o
old Steuben Rerubicanism is as strong and firm 81
ever. The average majority for the Republican ticket
was 900, while the leading on the ticket lone ol
the rmest aoa--compronsers received 276 majority,
being larger majority than was given for Liheon
last November. And yet there wac not one ha Oh 'ne
work on the part Of the Republicans here that the'
was last November The body of the party here Is
most firmly aud bitterly opposed to any comprons-
| ing or dickering away Of our principles whhever'
We wan, the Constitution as is, and will have no
other. And here we will repudiate any amendment,
any 'compromise,' by larger majority than we nave
ever before given. RigIt, mot expediency,' is our
motto. The frm, mauly, and true position taken by
TIE TRIBUNE is a source of gsdness to all OF u.s.
From Leon, Michigan.
| How eagerly have we waited the ARRIVAL OF lhE
TRIBUNE, how anxiouey have criticised the spirit
and tone Of ia adyice knowing that it addresses and
influences so many thousands. And hew much relieved
were many in Michigan to find that the President elect
and the great TRuuSE advocated no compromise or
concessions that would involve the North any deeTer
in the sin of Slavery. AS you deprecate the awful
run that now threatens our beloved country; not 80
much from Southern SecefsoBst as from Northern or
Republican eoncessioust and compromisers, urge upon
upon our Senators the ilea the assurance, that If by
concession and compromise they prove themselves un-
worthy Of the high trust committed to them, the Lord
will visit upon us some dire calamity some fearful
ude ueat more TO be dreadedtban civil itself. DO
they think purchase peace and quiet for the land by
Welding to the unreasonable demands Of Slavery !
Nay, God 'ciH not be mocked Whatsoever nation
soweth that shall it also reap"
From Philadelphia, Pa
al do not think that either your regular correspondent
or any of our daily papers fully indicate the feelings
and opinions of tie Philadelphia Republicans. am
extensively acquainted with them, and have con-
yersed with hundreds on the subject Of Compromise,
and To man they express determination to stand by
the Chicago platform. Indeed instead of yielding a
multitude seem TO regard the present as favorable
! tine 20 demand new guarantees for human freedom
The provoca,ons Of traitors and rebels prompt the in
diguln and significant question, On rhdt terms shall
are diloo Si0pery to erist IN any part cthe Union
tion to purchase the slaves in the Border
States lie much discussed in private circles and meets
with general favor. II seems To 10 the only feasible
Unon-Savtng measure yet proposed. If the Bor-
der States pM ask to purchase their negroes and
! transport them 10 some tropical climate | have no
doubt bu the request would be complied with"
From q Methodist Preacher in MasrAchu,etts.
| "Our Government needs to show a firm hand, de-
ermined purpose do right in regard to the inquity
of Slavery giving il further sanction by the Gen
eral Government and deal with the traitors their
crime deserves. Such iirmness will do more than a
thousand compromises. Away with compromises
We loaihe them we detest them, and will give
them any countenance. Let right have its way,
though the heavens fall But really the right way il
the safe one in this in all other Peace can
rest only on the basis Of right to all The straight
forward courageous course Of THE TRIBUNE we much
admire in these lattudes. We liked you well
as now. Your buge- blasts are doing much TO neto
the traitors and save the country. We owe you q
debt Of gratitude which il accumulatng every day.
Even Democrats say yours is the only safe course.
Gentlemen, 20 forward bearing alOf the stars and
stripes and the whole country will in the end indorse
you"
| Resolutions Of the Town Of Warren, Mass
Ps.olted by the voters Of Warren, IN Town Meeting
bed That in these peous times hold firmly 70 the Federal
iou Constitution and the enforcement of the laws that
the proyons Of that instrument folly sufficient for the main
Of the Union and the protector the interests Of the
whole people that needs obedience rather than amendment
should be sowed AZ the dison Of tra
against the Government and Il eectrd all should favor
Liberty rather than Syey aud tht dsyerbnee from eIug
disorders be looked for IN efforts
persons and property o cizeu and enforce he
than IN compromises and concetons 10 traitors
In ahofdng esh gusAHe particular classes interests"
SENTIMENT OF THE PRESS.
| From The Cincinnati PIess, Feb IS.
There is man who preenir to the gift Of common
fense who does not know that the secession di-ease
and the remedies proposed as wide asunder the
poles. The seeded States declare things which