New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-28

pres, led ia STATE IL declared TO be peace
III remedy, tie oil5 remedy by which the difseoc.
With u e existed between that State and General
Go,enn,nt could BE- -et led and by which the Uii ~
oouli E savd; bat when thit doctias was crushed
ont ~ Gen JAckson the next resource was secefJn,
ard. ia oioeT 10 give some little plaucibiy - H. l.
III to l.; Of meet peaceful character. Multi
fch,r torld yer have msny friends aud ~ eSron
woro have but very few friends we're il hot for that
C.ooy CO. thine, the fruitful az seucve recommend
Ii witch was attached TO it, that IL WIS peacetd
| IL character. lie would come To tho lis
,ory Of e,ents within the last twelve months
to tie tine when tie Demosratie party, when bad
| I4.r br, ken NJ Ivy tie Nuliiero and ecceuers 1t
Gsiie-,on md Baltimore. Their milling friends on
tut cccaion relied upoh The tcon they might take ~
u .eJaiuie Con, cEjiou, viii IL whs fald c"naiued
n,Iy prudent and patriotic mei. They Ola nov th,h
tcld out The idea itat tie tle ton o Incvln would
io iu,t riiIe for 1isrrpiirg re GovcrIarDt. tney
lld cut the fat lint they had maze Union 30 al Id
| ,ioI, AID II,ed at tbe bead OF ter u ket Gnion-
l. Ni nee. But wien they were ctarBrd WI nav
irp lSd do.isn liSrnlt the Government ~ case
tie, We're c.iriied aud III Luruli was ele ted,
thttc peu almor nv orally and generally through
| out tie SortA deD,d tie chafge most miiiuiiy'
Tie men WHO controlled that lart!-'he meu VINO
| were lint on tie BE, kinIidge ti"ket atd wuo
. ipI,d that nullifcaiion was peaceful and g.
| ,cs,ion war a pro,er AID peaceful remcdy -where
were ileN low iney -c.ii.red every wiereOver
| he Soul EN- Srhtes, d,hg Ill they could TO de-
| stio, he Government aud break up the Chlon'
What var q e oouI,e hilg low puTeoedf Wee they
| living tie country iine i"r r'rstion we're 'ney
" Ih tl,y found State after State going ont OF tho
CtnieCeiacy they -tIll found men IN opposed I" let
country have III IoUI TO do what II should 90 IL ths
cItis With tie Gulf States were calling Tor CONVEX
lone wLal cad they eee T. ey found that dispatches
wer. 4, from tits lace-dispatches, not VI peac-,
uut ioI son, not Tor rcile tio-n" out orpa'c eS
calculated To- rate TIE public mind, aud EN- more 70
fire tie southern heart and 10 rpread umouy The SJG-
en- 90, u that mrdress uDGer which they We're nov
tuiLg. Nj. Gn,I then resd ou! The virginia mani
10, wi ch declared tiat the Republicans werD deter
Nil I'd 20 yIe,i hate ,Ni war upon tie South There
ucie yIo ,.ili,Ir hgeruus ia character, Ia II at
uuii,sio The lint tIat Nigiiits only safety
vat ia ltGNi. the Union and tne Seconi, equally
| fllacio,f, equally dangerous, equally deutric'
i've. VIZ 1 st tits tie OILY way 10 TecJu-
| nrud tie Union. He would al refer to n let
| t,r wIil,rn by Senator Chnlman to me PEN
| ootc StcH6ord, paper published in NORTH
Car h. q, IL vi ch tie people wee warned that II
VIE lie determination OF the Republican party 10 sub
lulAte The South, and finally TO abolish slavery IN the
Siie,, even IA The risk VI civil war. Tns idea OF
tIutIiCE war orl part and parcel Uf that ir II
III source tnrough Which the public mnd III the South
Wiz 10 lie lulltd fol tine, uD they were pred plated
i to 81 il war and disruption vi tie Uui0u Bat
VIE tie eGrAon Of she fifteen Slave States from the
ii, lt,n States the proper mode 10 be pursued u
ie,tIe u IstonstI u,iion VI the Government! There
wssa pull and d. sig III all this; but lac cont
10 atsue Il tn d al tie IeO lie OF The border Sines
couo l., Gstur, tia the OBJECT Of tnete men "wef1
hum The South into eAtreineu was ~ break up me
IiiCIi i.y would snudGer with horror NJ the very
iJ,n 4. a.. meu who yOred Tor Bfockini ge wod ~
tie know ope OF tie Truth, had they been tod, is
| they ought 10 have been told, thlt the meu who
| pGt Mi. Breckingidee IN nOuubiiiju Intended !"
| break w tie CbiOu IL ttey failed. Tney woilI
| lave ,hrcder,d at tie idea Of assisting Ia g ieD
| "A woik. The rol,et farmers aid meehaai = and
| tst.It If lie South "Usd der u they were toll
tla Il e O eneLt Il ntta 10 ID, ons ieud-
"a f,r Il pun OF seoul southern rots under
n,ot eIfu,ion of Il Government, war, IN Tact, de-
r.L,d l., Tie hen vi The baltimore platform 10 dis
| ,e,er tie u los and tr.ak up Ne u ,'erhm.ht LIE
Il 18th Ia he Al E,s
t.,y "a made H. voting III oUmp nee with those re-
,eeiori,ts ard Ole 1Ioii-r. They might IL well hope
10 tut tgetheT the debate machinery of watch,
| after il iad teen broken nto aoiDr by he heavy
rIt he # n si,dge-baIuuer, ~ hope for reou-
uru,tion Of tlis 60, AID UGI"n, alter vir-
ruAi t-psraon. lie would have vi ri Ia, North c,i-
linn l,iIeAeee ard the other borJtr state-, 10 re-
nenier ~hai th,De Brcekusidbefs had 'oli them b.
toi, the election AID Lat tEese bad tince done,
o. Il Al they *. folly derstnd IN line what ga
| utaht BY TeCOLstIuoiiOn OF tie Goferhintnt lie
| would say To n Northern trends, III tie ia'e u
| th. 20 ui.ls, tlat lLey hao 1t in thdr power,
| wilboUt the suirIder OF hn iDs 81 u single
Iild,l e. to orutb cut there uIen sad tn,ir ts 49,
| irls IL an hour. TUsy bad IT In their po"er, by
SIM H. act in that Uoure 10 cfusn forever thsS "a.
,y coIfdtT.d tl.IT al Iier and tile rhes.. ~ tni-
| So,eiun, goat and glhious country. LIT
them but give tie cVuItiy tie assurance tal ey are
wLs to meet tie eAbt uees OF tie moment, nun Ih.i
Io,t ,iRus tho. accession lesders TO the 'oa!o
WAS at recsutr the r,t,seonlas courh ereu no NV
| feucen propositions of any great value ' WV
,Lst thy asked L,u Ior b,cGufe II uld J~ie 'le
North 10 gTaDt item; but because those iHolgh'
that tley wefr sait ia making ssue npoa them, bellrv'
INK hat tic Norh would not c,need,. IS ryiuiins
tL,h, could Lssurs them that the work OF lnifnuB
tie SCulLe3n IND would 20 Oh, ahd IL would LIE ger
| ,e,t till tie UIiol iuevOcably brokrh nf AHi
| Yet ty OileTiug tie Nib ogIi Conpronis7 HE they
womb ia fact Weld no pfiDci r. There Via n y lia
IN the HOure who would put his maud on his breast
ard sby that lie beloved that the cuLceesi(n woud
| make one SlaN. state or less, OF the Free
Ia 81 I n
oIsttion woud Lo s,lisd forever, and those dsuui'
| ia. who we're still AmonR them wv.id 80 neh1e,
| y,,fiLg apJ wbh h.d gnAhling th'lr ttet ~ Tue
d.vnilli vi ell their chez. bed Eol Co gnd ain us d :
,igIs Il Was UIoh tie Iincll ie'0yllIeu ~ SJn'H
| Ell u.,L, that Si4yeiy tLOud not exit l. hiiras IL
| reug hcrh OF the line Il 10 81, that the h"Pubh IN
any tLd miami h.C-s pin 10 Which no ma ~ III,
i at moul. 0 d saia,ay. Up'hi' they bud elected
tiei Fnsd,nt aId hnd BOT into tower. lbe l"so GU
nae 81 roll and proou,tlii, "oaia settle inc iue''yn
| VI Slavery without tLeIr nieIis.hce, ana le "onid
q ereiOf, ark Gu, tie ZANE Vi peace ~ the name
and Tor { ruke Of I'll, thore bertid when had .-
f,Led th.i. and rad the county great Hd PROF.
efuut IL lie name ior tie rake VI preserving te
Lfsprs oi liberty 10 the greatest people on eAft',
that they Woulu aLo,t THO ,OmpFouie aud dota the
boz q Of thete Gi,uri,h as irLir By 30 dong they
w0uld tie country from bahkrupt'y anu
Iuiu hid ooufigu 10 o,erial niamy thUso who were
uIAious for tie GisrIenLefuiebt Oi The Union Let
them Co h. LIT them be advised b, one wLo lived IA
tie heart u Inc South, aud THEY would Preserve mo
county, niu b,qoeatb II TO millions YET UNBORN, al'
who wou il HiteI tines tess item Tor the af-Ihe
biz ts " I lIee,t moth GO er,inent od the
Is.e % TIE ItL. Would they Tell Jim t.h Conofoss
could mhle Slavery 10 North or south just as m zen
could ColgItts at tie pr-seht uolneht pass law W
iurld Tie raj ID waters vi the mississippi owlbg INTO
| IL. Gull u si.Ai,o. IL wus olly nLen II lsr,hofy
WAS IafsiI non. Territorial condition and ciiuiS
ioBi zion On state Cons ,onla sy tie diriie
If tfeJeoI le ib' Hsei'e,, r!ep Ia AID sy l' os.,l
ouid OF siculd lot eAbt Ia that new State; but 10
IL " ,la>,s 20 20 to tie Territories would uot make