New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-30

hic growing WepOnderfnce. Here sg'in therefore,,
NJ The lie Insists the v,ctore- OF the Su,h had COM
lrorisi everything, he Resistance OF the North is
about to awe everything; the election # Mr.. Lii coin
Is painful bnt sitary clhi; it il the first effort OF
X ca ,eosle Ii-ing.
Tie party Of Slavery bad introduced into the heart
OF American G"mo. racv permanent came OF deb!s''-
inent ind corruption. In q il respect ako, Il wac
leading the Coufsoer4tio, to is death by the meet d.
ret and spec ly way. with to show how 1t 'evei-
o! I'd me corsr ti ee OF the democratic syst~m hops
t. he iupartll toward this sy alth'ngb pcrs1ed
ihni the Government OF which England oilers liz the
model is better suited 10 guarantee public liberties and
10 second te progress Ia everything am not OF those
W Ice the Oh. dow before tie substance, ard VINO
condemn democracy without appeal. Are we desired
some day % paes into ts hand ! Have we already
Lesgr TO ide down TIE descent that leads to f iss
pc-eieie. IL my cas-, II would be unJust 70 nate
.au,Ti account o. i. as q TOO ofeu done. Aneli-
ca has had no Oh ce III virtue OF lie origin and 1t.
history, IL could be uotbiny else than democracy III
u has tho ..rts OF deuJcrncy, the phamiAtle rude
ress, the violent Irrceediues tie levelng pdsions
ic,rtely surpri,ed il. ask myself rather II l.
las known bow 20 mud bats Of support against the
tenn iaiiOs Of sucb sys-o, IL IL bhs prevented TIE
sntngaiion of ndiviiuas by the mass tie Absorption
OF ,Vnsciepces by the state, tie subsutdtlon Oh the
soyrA ;nty of the end FOR bat OF The people. These
lie ,6oals 81 tie deui eracy; have they ten
summed sy The Criicd Statssl Have trey teen acie
avoid Transforming Il either into tyranny or social
su? We shall ,ee tna il il has not succno'ed to the
tsmFaior, Ills Lao teen the fault Of the party OF
slavery. Thanks - it, the corruption Of denoc atlc
institutions was RAJ iiiy advancing; ssinBie adversary,
constantly the SANE, has copbmsd he pogre's o tits
work OF dssyacii u. We stall encounter again. upon
th0 ground OF yolilic insrituous, tie FUNDAMENTAL
antsgoi ian OF tie G'rI e and slavery.
Ray frst, tst IL Is rarely that uan.B are htogeher
forulVu-, and do not correspond to tbingr. IL h,.s
ufteB given Ise 10 isO iishm.nt that the party OF
Slavery onld have liken the nan.e Vi Dewocra'lc
pryi Notwithstanding, Ting MAS more natural.
How could slavery lave boeD defended If mol by ex'
Ggyeraiing Dem cricyl IL necessary, in sueh
c,use 20 deny the obs If right, truth, and IN ieei
1t Wa recersay ttai the greater humber should be'
coria right, truth anj jnsr.oe.
Something more even ws. needed The J0pereignty
Il ne end nuns yield II necessary, before tie sovei-
eigoty of NUMBER. a cause hike that OF slaveyi Is
otly defended In tie hart Of democratic IA In, by
teaching contempt OF scrulles. and tho stIilitg VI
ne CONS iecce. Every thug is allowable everything
Is good provided that We ,ucCesd II Ouf ds Ills
l. 10 ral- which it designs shall prevail in political
,oiJes,s, si1gle qnertion, seeing 40 iing bat is
Oeerou ed nOti iry, elng its' Ii IT, partie
whoever tley may he, who sees chang, citing
iaous najofites 10 effect the cues OF BASE ainbitloU
taking Ccyuuut neither Of honor country, aud a
81 yis end through ever, tlingiLis Is enough TO
viiiate profoundly inettuiivi and morals. Tie cover
tigty o. he i'd, j. has IL hends ON q row.
Gig ty of the REQ. lie, Is IN poeiton TO 60 10 great
Lengths, and 10 rick very low. nOral nIHAlus AID
VII laws aIe tI0,dn under foot. rtrugle vito
out py or more De ius, attiugge OF lie aud death.
ScNi ias'ins eufiiy sciuire aoegree OF peyersity
winch political psti ne DO tot pOss,hs; the 10 er ara
With ~ con .ience a.d whoat couipa.sion Trey will
be satisfied, cost what il may; triumph 10 ia their
eyes an absolute, iueXOr.i L. necessity. Rather
.au not conquer, they will rnd the country.
What tie regular working o. Institutions be-
com's under such a pressure, every one I'll divine
FOR come wears past ~ proportion the preteu-
siOus OF the slavery party bad increased hhve
latiIc non.li te-ous taioed in toe United States
Indifference TO had made al rming progress, and
htd been iot even In tic habits of Commerce and the
relations 81 private lie. Tue splrit Of enterprise bad
come To be exalted even 10 lir dishonoriLle deIs
,,srcc Tor baukrup's en aluost to be propsgaled.
it u d IN Z. tuat Ike Mr. Jefeieon Davis, the
Ir rent President Of tie Teyolled souh, were NOT
~ aid to recommend tie epucistiUn OF debts IL toe
scLCU oi slavery d can arrased and unscrupt lous
manner VI a,ti,g had given its stamp to tie general
manner OF the IA'ion. Atf,irs were going rapidly
ht~,ies If aurri'a We're on the high road - ruln;
Il time that he reaction oi Jesi and LOno rablo
sentiments -hould make itself islt. Tie election Of
le6J marked ,te siopIiug-place.
wonder That ibty cOoli have stopped; suoh O fic
demands eXfl-rs iCn loF ordinarily tho decllvies
OF democratic tetline aye never r,mount.d. T. VA
tur.l Tendency deere eng 10 deny tire night of mi
rty the most prciDus Of ally, 20 siuk tie entire
ia tie balps, to iy violent LAlds tie private Ior-
lion Of lite and to force even his conscience into
tho socml contract, II follows that governments arise in
Which the question Il limitation becomes eiiaced by
he question oi IL n. In ito face of such power,
not ing IF eit 'tnong TO more nights, no more p'iu-
rilles no more q: lL"se -olid and re,stiig blocks
which eerrs 10 seu tie popular c.rreut; the province
VI tue State becomes ind flute.
Aud bow much more ire lie and more perverse
is t.s tendeu'y " en- profound cause uf corruption,
eucn IA Slavery ade it's acIiOn 10 the strength OF such
dsmocracits II Is ~ longer, III suc req the
Ie N majority alone before wbioh The Iisbt may 10
I, reed 10 bw. it parry De ermir ed lttsn it-
onCs which generates With violence into that ouulan
IS conscitrce who Human We shOrlJ not center; q
party winch ssis about rrgulng sornet the lesf,
tome,inet the thought, sometimes the speech such
hhs teen the iniuen, eXenised ia q nIet Statss
by 81 institution of Slavery 1t ha forbidden authors
Ia is olsfgy neD 10 preach snd almost Individuals
10 hrk snythil tlrt di leases il Il bas ioventei
tie gt of tBiUn In Cd,r TO have ut its disposal
a formidable means Of intimidation, ana TO place n
threat beind each II is dem inds. To YIELD 10 de-
sterd TO descend still further, 10 obey continued inn
pu,e OF Democrat detaseutnt such Isl course TO
vii ], has iL,, ,iled tie whole Co,!s jeration.
IL IA beraufe American democracy has boundaries
that have finally found chaiiseuent
|, is not installed plOne in tie United Sates oppoite
4 snore r lower wlih knows no fear, is occu, led
with renting IT, The eniir. history OF America is
llaned ~ BIZ double fret: the falling sd the ring
again, he sorviud' sand the lbeies the long iriumh
OF the slavery parry, and ID. recent Sitoy OF Mr.. Lu.
coin tie lily peril Lately incurred aud tue noble
future that opens to- lay
iLridu'sm lis not isolation, individual convictions
are no sscralan ccp,itiOIs; ,h4y found Oh tie com
tiary, tie mUst powerful OF The unes. moral mi v
TA hing which actvcl, disolyes socsti while
st,miug to uuite tlew, i, the uniformity OF rational
dognms which, accepted inheritance, remain
W.T. sciUE over the iedrt WHAT are, In fact, the
gIe.t bonds on EARTH il not duty aud ate, ion Now,
posbing tut ersonal convictions, earnestly acquired
IL The at Il oar brow destroy sclhshrets In us.
Without 10 strong cement Of cou,i lions at once in-
DIV idu,l ao mmon, you will build nothing Tat will
endure. The United STATES have IN theI heart strong
convictions, whiub are also common convictions;
Thou Il e ral dive rifles, have that fuuda-
III. utl cou orIl'y il real, and Ill cape.t appeal 20
ClIistian u,L ugitstes this country ~ divided IL APP
pcrance from one end tho other. National lie is
a.. tsa.L gInt - ts.lt. nj !.