New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-06

Thousands In Pennsylvania. As man Of pcsss a.
like 10 this feeling, but give it 90 matter 4
tact rather than of speculation.
At the time, a revolution IL being effected ID
the minds Of these people as TO The morality Of Slavery
The Southern periodicals are filled with vindicaiions
Of the institution, chiefly Scptural grounds and
these men are b. ginning to consider seriously how far
such principles accord with Christianity. II Benevo-
lence and Love the foundation Of all religion the
cynosure around which all the Christian graces 70.
volve how can the horrors Of the savetrade or the
domestic slave auction. be reoonciled herewith
IL the degraded wretch who steals the negro from
bis African home snd takes him 10 Savannah or some
other port in the South is regarded monster Of in.
EQUITY, lis actions receiving the condemnation alike
of reason and Revelation, how much lees il that man
criminal who, with sensibiles more refined, will
purchase this negro in derogaon Of every principle Of
Justice and humanity, with the certainty that In q few
years at mcst the slaye must again lie torn from homo
and wife and children, scattering them ~ the winds
Here IL the slayenOders golden rule carried into prac-
tice, the men who st down TO the Communion table,
in memory Of one who, while on earth, proclaimed NC
the substance Of all bis teachings that must love
our neighbors ourselves, aud "as ye would that
men should do to you, do ye even 30 TO them. There
is Iassage OF Scripture which the men of the North
have heretofore been conscientious about Observing
but with the establishment Of Slave Confederation
they will fulfill to The letter You will find in Dent.
xii Is: "Tlou shslt not deliver his master the
servant which is ESCAPED from bis unto thee"
If upde stand the feeling Of the working classes IN
Pennsy lyai ia, hey believe:
First: That there is no right of secession under the
Constitution and thoe who carry the heresy INTO eff
feet are traitors and rebels until successful in destroy.
ing tie Union You might ss well talk about peaceful
murder ne peaceful secee.ion.
.Sec0Hd: No compIonise can be made with perjured
traitors until they make restitution Of the property
punderod ON tie Government; but the people desire
some element by act Of Congress something similar
TO the mode adopted by the caucus OF Border States
but no tinkeing with the Constitution should bo toll
Grated.
Third. II wsrshould commence between Freedom
and Slavery, il nil probably he protracted and per;
Laps sangainary one but il will terminate TIL
Slavery j. snbgated aid the freedom OF every slave
north Of the Gull j. provided for.
Fautk: Tat Slavery is morally wrong, but mas.
much as the present o~Ders generally inheritea pen
property no ospotilion is manifested towara INFER
proper has hei e,ofore had foothold IN this Se
but there is All increasing disposition to adopt the doc
tiines Of thst party. -,
Fiji. II 4 no, believed that the border States viii
secede or If they do it sil be with the intsation OF
return ing under aGGtioDsl guarantees Whether me
North can grant Ills without too great saciice Of
cnerisbed pfD,I les l. dOubtfnl ard what new COM
rlicariops may aIife from such action 10 question
VIII b involves tie future In great uncertainty
Sixth: After dipl macy is exhausted, the wofkmen
Of Penns, vana are ready be led ~ the battlefield
in defense OF their rights under the Constitution, ths'
the majority 81 all rule; or In support OF the Govern
uent in any attempts il may make looking at the over
throw Of traitors and 10 tue support OF the integny
tie Union. ,n..... .,.,.,.
stecninOs of Him whoee thoughts are above our
,houybtt, aud whose ways are ineomPrehensoie 70
finite Minds are unquestior ably IN our muS ana whss
i, de,igns may BE-, cannot even form conjecture
II il tie overthrow OF don ttc slavery, s"o ~, es
,hs, only be effected BY baptzng the nation In bloodf
With firm reliance tie wisdom OF the dread Soy'
etegp of the Universe, we must submissiyeiy awaif
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