New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13
THE SENTIMENT OF THE FREE STATES
No COMPROMISE.
Fron TA, Albonr Reppbliean Slats,mdn, Feb.

From The Albony RepvbIioan Sass'man, FEB. II.
Let us have no more Conventions. " The COnstitu-
ton IA il is" Let us live by that let Us fight with it,
and If needs be let die for II. wants but the plain
Interpretation Of honesty truth and patriotism TO mako
il the best and the safest ark OF our nations bulwark
strong enough If defended to Withstand the assaults Of
traitors and the enmty Of demagogues Let ne adhere
to its letter and it's spirit and, ike Mr. Lincoln, put
our trust in God.
Weyould consent 10 no compromise Constitutional
amendment which Acknowledges property IN man; and
we believe that the difficulties under which we are
aborng can and will be in the end, amicaoy because
Justly settled without this Let every true Repubh-
can and real friend Of the country stand hrm and Ia
prepared to render the incoming Administration q
hearty and undivided support, and the danger is al
'O' From The Chicago T,ibaae Feba
We trust that those so-called Republican members Of
Congress who are IN favor of 4" compromising" on
proposition that neither Congress nor Territorial
Legislature shall prohibit Slavery in any United Staten
territory south Of 500 30, fully realize that they
voting tbat Sapcry IS RIGHT-that 1t is right IA an
original proposition We trust they realize that they
is wrong or from opposing any barriers TO its spread
over the entire Continent. We trust they perceive
that they becoming the ace instruments for bring
ing about the fatal state Of affairs foreshadowed by
Abraham Lincoln three years ago, when he said thas
either the opponents Of Slavery would arrest the
further spread of it, and place 1t where the public
mind would rest in the belief that 1t was IN the course
OF ultimate extinction orts advocates would Il fer
M
old as well as new North as well Is South we
trust they understand fully and without disgnise' tnas
they are lending their strength whatever tia, may
be- to bring about the latter sad wretched exeeraole
condition. We put It to you, gehueuleh e9ni-
promisers Of the Kellogg pattern are you no. aging
broad and deep the foundation of Slave empire EN-.
braeng the 6oe territory present ana prospective OK
the United States 7
From tn. NeadrR'. pa R:9s,SsIiedn, Fec;
II the Republican leaders should be 30 los 10 honor
.s n abandon our principles at this uncure the pt0c
never will They are fully educated upon this ques,,
ton and while they proposed TO and never viii
infringe upon the constitutional rights of the Southern
or any other portion Of tho Confederacy, thoy can
never be driven from this position.
Fro. The Bangor Daily Union, Fsbs.
SPIRIT OF THE REPUBLICAN Pass IN MAiSE.-Tho
Republican journals in this State are rapidly coming
up to the standard OF the N. Y TRIBUNE. The organ
Of the present State Administration, The keans5ec
Journal urges the party to stand squarey up TO every
position they have assumed and compares the nesting
of the Commissioners at Washington 10 the meeting o.
" Benedict Arnold and Major Andre, eighty years
ago." ,, ~.
The Belfast Age pronounces the Crittenden Con
promise q "porstrous proposition" desiaSw ""~