New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-21

doctrine Of the whslo North This is more true than
now rertinen, We were led Off into that great and
much amenied mistake by peculiar causes, growing
out If TIE relations of oar State potics and by great
proy0ca,on ~ the hands Of the friends Of Gen. Cars
who had turned the NewYork delegation defanily ont
of the Baltimore Convention in q manner 10 throw MS
back uron our pride ard upon natural irritation.
Thcse too were very different mes--the Issues, the
dangers the national crisis very different from those Of
new. Most Of VA very soon became convinced of the
pel0us mistake which had been committed. The great
cfis of the Union Of 1850 and the public discussion
elected by il, soOn made il apparent that the Wilmot
PIoyiso policy TO which we had only adhered little
longer than the Democratic party of all the of the
Month mpst result in tie disrnpt0n If the Union; that
the South had fair right to fair share of the common
territory, for the outflow OF their growing population;
and that the coping up policy, the hemmiag ia the
girdlnc policy by Crowdng together the rapid Negro
accumulation, while tie White growth was free to
drain of by emigration, must necessarily lead to the
eventual abandonment Of the soil to the Black race
prospect which the White race at the South could
never be expected TO submit to-wbich we are now
seeing they riH not submit 10. Allow me to ask
whether yon esteem it the highest proof of wisdom,
caDdor, and uprghtness of mind for any TO claim
that 10 has never made Il single mistake in his life
greatly respeo your bold and ouspoken fathfnnees TO
your opinions; like to see even those most antago.
nstic 10 myself in principles logically and bravely
to h,ir consequences even though the heavens fall
il il refreshing in these selfish days. to see little hon
est ianaicism though it may be necessary for the
existence of society, respectfully TO shout it down. J.
therefore DO not find fault with you for your persistence
in Your convictions III regard 10 the Extension of Say
cry into squae foot OF territory c0de qui co'te,
nor to your appeal back from the Webster of 1850 to
the Webster Of 1887 but deny your rghto call those
cf0kkHtcG WHO, after once committing brief mis-
take, under peculiar circumstances Of proyocaOn, hon.
cHly asd Vatriotcay abandoned il when the logic OF
dcusson and the logic Of events combined 10 convince
them that they had been cOnsuutionally wrong, and
that persistence in that must lead inevitably 10
the dissolution Of this grand Union, with all lie eonse-
qutnces OF woe. go much for the personal point which,
fairly enough, though aside from the present argu-
uont you have thought il worth while to make against
ny PARTY ard my hubble self.
Srlcr ne, though confess his paragraph goes be-
yond my Tghdul line Of reply 10 you, and therefore
have right to strike il out if YOU choose; but
hope You viii not suffer TO add third 10 the his
torca prccedents referred to yesterday, namely that
OF the Roman secession, which reconcied by wise
eonCe ssions and that Of the Jewsh which was made
permanent by their refusal. England too, once re-
us,d them 20 certain Colonies revoted for the abstract
principle Of Iteration icits0ut representation. The
public opinion Of the feeble Colonies, with their less
than three millions Of Inhabitants was much more d.
yided Than is now that Of the South. That Of Great
Britain was much more united upon the assumed right,
and upon the duty of coercion" than is that of
the North; and the imperial government had the power
Of WELDING, in that quane the whole energy, moral
aud physical # the then greatest nation Of the globe
The result you know. Allow TO quote little from
hackights History Of me Life and Times of Ed
mund Burke Speaking Of abe assembling Of the Par
amen after the arrival of the news Of the surrender
AT Yorktown which ended the war, he saws:
Tho hlns peeh much in the tone s had been
uwovJ a'iihe. rights and interests Of his Empire,
The rsa Hsion Of bic enemies had rS provoked aud then
prolonged the struggle On bis part, effort had been waiting
20 rive I'5ce md or"iy e bis deuded abeets In Anee,
nas u l. hrrore counted on tie protection Of Divine Prey
cce and De- caird the Lo.d sind gentlemen IN Psrs
u' to support L IL Lis exers!ons to restore peace
p-o5uc vLica ministers at such time sravey put in the
ouh Of t'lr sovereign appropriately moved and
Fox Immediately rcse lie congratulated the mover and
scouder the graceful which they had performed
efls that certainly rtqud the benefit OF nexeence and the
ifcf umortscB Of lshoTauce. Them with the utmost vche
he rdicued Ihe proposed Addc scOrnly denounced the
whole conduct Of the American alluded very significantly
IL. serod the parliament Of those ho hsd carried
Gu Ire Minister. treachery, aud called Lord
North the Prime Minister Of France. He proposed md
mention total change OF Lord North replied Fox
lie srtkc rrfy the iuuuaon sssins hi, honesty bat
adBsss ard seriousness the Minister peegh such
AZ =" bad I'y' before shown when only 70 hs Peasant was
with ban 10 he victorious The be said nht 10 uLiJrtu
s-r a., -csdold ensced quencs Of
pat have tslen IL T. prosecution shall continue to maintain
Mri' could not perhaps less but this unguarded
n Immediately summoned up Burke. He gu.ny
NupeiRiive - fo1 he even stu morr Psonsey elo-
inse q policy k The ebjeci power
u condemnaon be now az tie moment when al that be hd
bce' drod as ksy bad oetn proved b the re.uia fred
rfs!Ht h 60 ttcsl csin lns! yocy. Showing 10
he Ministers that the contest could not be fifty called
uuurc dgcouI and that the address in reply to the
royl speech, actually pledged the ous continue THIS rnons
Good God Mr. Speaker ye be told Of The rights for
Which We went to wal On excellent rights Oh ysosSe
.i!h you! Oh valuable Is that have cost Greet BhIsis
mlo than seventy uoB. t,teing) Of money Oh, wonderful
rights dat have lost Great Britain her empire tho
her boosted gsnd and substantial superiority which made the
world bend before her Oh inesnae nights that taken
fou ak among nations and happiness 6, home that
have tsken rom trads manufacturer wealth that
have reduced from the at oushing empe Ia The world
70 Ne most compact, urerabe owers on the FAY, Of
s that yet emsnsP In similar strain he commented
foIens everything for right which was nothing wi,hG' The
might enforce and he borst forth With beautiful Illus
c.hesrrs the vol on soy, y man fuI Of hi, prcrOg
aive CT dominion Tow beasts Of l he'd there excel
shssred What sheer asoifP' Yea But vii he com.
ply Have you considered the trouble Have yoi calculated
The eo How viii you set this woolP Oh have thisht
ofnotpg ard viii tbni nothing but my right VOL. Is an
slnal ls La. wool all ansls that have wool 10 be .ho
and therefore III 81 car the woh This the noble Lords
rssoIisg and this the council he has given"
/ lave shstained from italicisipg passages in the
above but commend the whole to the deep reflection of
thOe gentlemen OF the Republican prees and in Congress
who art counsclipg the North, BY the system Of
coercion which they call the enforcement IF DE id~s
% fheAr she aronked and Irritable wolf the hc race Of