New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-13

-, 10 accented by the Republicans, and that the
Union saved by it 4" roWid not De a OH'on "0rtN "e
P':TTGS Meehias Republican declares of the present
odt;nn Of me nation, that is not cause Of cor
row that il has come nov, ara eNhor's ltS party
"stand fSm." A.. c.;..ordor |
Comprouise n the oply one that gains any favor, anu
then adds: To this the Republicans cannot anu "e
be,ece aud kqpe, az! not asset .. or,rbot;ca,]v
that the seeding States haze no esS eo SapSe t
altogether rides high horse, on the Subject OF CO.
ercion.
m, oxford Democrat teens with urgent appeals to
sbe Abolition element to yield not hairs oread'n'
Fysaa The Harrington Vt) lSmt, zee 1 4 ~ n,-or.
The delegates from Vermont to the Chicago OonIeu'
don. which resultedin the happy NOMINATION Of our
dert and Vice President elect, assembled lnior6any a.
Wontpehr on Tuesday evening. After full conference
hsv Individually and unanimously entered their protest
aQsnst all CONCESSION and compromise wcn sia,l ieu
A. nrWatOry any of the principles Of the IIepuosea
party as embedded in the Chicego Of the popo
A. State or Adams compromise. We understand that
khese views were immediately coinE''i'"'e' " 0''
seeea1OI FROM T1e 0,reao ~ " Times, Feb y; -.
ppt IL we must needs compromise IL the Norm must
get down on its as usua suJ
insist that that occasion shall be postponed unutie
sisanion heresy is disavowed. Let no man be compFo
sEafaRn
sionahty of the Federal Government upon his ups
The abominable delusion that State can secece al
sleasure from compact she has formed must be re-
aapted as the Indispensable preliminary to any com
sro,ise whatever. The Northern people, II we know
Anything of their spirit and their loyalty TO the onlon
Win never compromise on lower terms than these
From The Poughkeepsie EGg.e, Fec H.
Thurlow Weed the late leader and present oeirayei
sf the cause of Freedom at our State Capital lns'
sow engaged defending his course by showing now
much it resembles that OF 1HE NJ l. IIbCsL ~ ., Ju
foca1ing an expediency candidate previous 10 the
assembling of the Chicago Convention. we don
know but Mr. Weed may succeed in venting bis sIl'e
on Mr. Greeley, but we doubt very strongly wiener
he is improving his position by SO dong az tna'
time all genuine Republican papers joined IN coh1em.
ING the position of The TRIBUNE, Just as they All JON
now in denouncDg that OF Ihe ErcHng JGp g a.
The former is however, much more excusaOle, Tor
chen the success of Republican principles was invoVed
h uncertainty, while now they have Just achieved
signal and overwhelming triumph 10 neer on enter
SR contest is bad enough; but TO recon- ana surre-
der all that has been gained in the moment OF victory
has not even the poor OF cowardlce 10 anale IT,
From The Carmel Putssm Coz Free Pre'. FEB 3.
II the Free States now surrender 70 the hsolent anu
tatoral demands of the slave power they VIII soon
have no rights that that POrer will be bound to re-
sPeet.
Should the Republican party compromise WIN she
slave power, giving that power all 1t asks, how alier-
ward, could a Republican Member OF Congress look
white man In the face without bushing For one, we
shall mark every Northern Member Of Congress who
utters the word Yield " If the North does compro,
mise we hope the slave power will kick and cuff and
spit upon the North, until every compromiser shall oe
humiiated into the dqst We hope in case the South
get all they demand that they will treat Northerners
as the mort abiect and servie of slaves.
From Inc Auburn IN. " Union. FEB. II.
We must endeavor to carry Republicanism into all
the States composing the American Union.