New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-08

| do nat think VIII ts trtacntrols 10
ycuscker Itlink yoa will do whd yousss, Il te-
hCye hcxeyor hostile nations NAV be, they take the
waffle u q cati. sH az enemy - he true ana IFe
Pare themselver for tbe sspe. Tte. (. what We have
doIe. leu ave eu,iawed us-Zyou 1t. MIR.
line, Ii DECLARE it. Your platform your pepcrs your
legislature, deesss NJ and there Il bat one yoire
&c Hing throe 9hou your entire ph"LiDX-bai We shall
I've Cuiiawed in toe Territories q the Uniicd States.
Raj / f;y We viii not; ard viii never GOmpson ise
that rirIt uIop tie faos If the earth Twon't bgg
slaroiul peace. = prefer war. Georg&, is on the
war la:b, on prs.l criion Of thu Kind. NJ
ditinguish'd fiiend from Mississippi (Nlr. Dnisl
woIoed simIly recogni lon that wo have
trtv IN man That net with unanimous rcfils by
II votes of the ncfi noderate Cnijn--aying com ~
Using orion OF he Republican party in the Commit
tee. They don't intend TO grant #. They under
tbo Declaration Of Independence that aAmen born
fIee ~ equal That " tie doctrine of the Abolition
itts but not the law e tic United States Did hoee
m, u wi f,an ed Il at declarao,-who pledged their
foituer eir lives and their sacred honor 70 ts sup
poIt-do 30 in order to cheat humanity and the
tuinan race DID they ia soly and iraudulently
assert tl doctrine and tlen hold on to Their slaves,
al pave them to g cir descen1nts forever That Is
VIA, " al gtoB cid. and he had nearly hundred OF
tleH-iuore tlan ever had. He kept them a. Tong
a. IL lived ard then left them to- his wife 80 did
neaIly al TIE fathers, " boa you 20 much applaud
Jefferson and Ma8sOI-hey were haze enough TO hold
on TO Il en- to rob them of their wages and 10 ptnnder
thsIn till tie day of II cir deaths Yet yon think well
OF them. TIE world will give you credit Tor 1t, no
doubt. Lincoln won't. You want to break down
all our constitutional tights Your people not
| on " steal or tayes, and make them vote
aganst us but you seek to auaghInate mOngrei
| race with yOm own people. The question OF slavery
moves he IeCile of Georgia not ball 20 much as DOS
ycur insult Every fash Of the lightning that j.
thrown over ihoee mountain tops bnngs me voices OF
,hteliI and encouragement 10 defend and stlke ioI
Il cir hteItiCs. They say NEbis Is our question:
| and q e cmau, ptioniet Of gia viii meet you
| with sword in one hand and a torch IN the
| Il ,,,1 Ia. NIL
| ery, will do il Of myself that
| is what YOU viii have to meet. SiN!eight OF yodr
rarty have signed document in order to excite lnSi
fe,tin against YOU, felowcitizens. And yet thai ~
die raIty that saws we ore not Ab li;ioniss" Take
| away tie Abohiioniss, and you will not have enough
to Gil your Offices We understand that propo-lugn.
| III the Abolition Republicans with The exception oil
| small class an honest class, they say 1--WE VIII NOT
| taLe the oathe to the Constitution, because We Won
! break Item" You take these Oahs and then break
| them. That Is the difference between you and them
cone now 20 The lust pOint-tha oi aiding aud aoet-
| III il suIecicn. Tlese are ohenses recognized Dy
the laws of nations o. irmiCal to society. assert
| that YOU have aided and abelled insurreclioD John
| Brow n invaded virginia John Browns sympa hlers
| ln,e not done that Two Of the accomplircs OF John
Brown fed one Ohio and the other to Iowa, and tie
Governors Of both States refused to give them up, ana
vour PATTY maintained these decsions-of eonrse, not
| without UreieXs II their duty to have delivered
them up Even If the call or the papcis were deiect-
i've II Wss the duty of friendly nations TO have delv
| cred tlem up without call He then read
from vartel, to show the necessity of deliy.
| eIug up criminals by friendly stated But
| we have Ibis pn,iylc also in the Constitution If we
had no CONSTITUTE tits would be binding on friendly
States. But instead of that they refuse to deliver them
up, and if we complain they threaten ur Yet these
M IL our leuyed brethren. Then this man had sympa-
ii zers and one # them Is elected Governor Of Ma ga
cbusetts. Other officials of that State aPrland his
leioisp magnify Lis courage ard no doubt lincn, hs
| i'll success. Throughout the whole North pubhe
| feeling i against The capture OF mCendmIlcT and
| .ifa L.
| Senator from Illinois lMr. DouglasD proposes to
purish Line, In and his party, yon come before the
| world and ray, here L. sediton lava Tedlion lo~
to carry ont ne Con-itutiono project Us and 10 pre-
vent invasion. Til, l. edition hw aud l. troat'
ed with contempt Under that very same clause OF u
Contribution Won have detained our cilizets and pun
ished some Of them. We protect weak copP .ries un
der AT law alone Ne are bound rs bf6ienr peo-
pie tonspring together 10 give armies and money to
make an assault foreign nation, We are IN the
Union but have got 10 go out OF II II We would have
Proi' eiion NO" man may ''"e .u lu' ',T AZ i.,
| sunni or for miles along the Texas frontier.
You III protect NJ, and you VIII not deliver uem
| w. Therefore we stand dcfcnsel,ss. We must cut
loose Gom the accnr-ed bond of this death before
get H.. benefit Of tie laws Of nayions Hence We arc
| AIMED Hence will stay armed until our rights are
respected and justice done. We must take up arms TO
| Ret our rights under the lave al nations which the
Constitution gives to us But if YOU ge, hold of those
| r.lts you will have 20 wrench them from the iron
| grasp # freemen You claim right to sPeak,
| and form societies. and become nc-l OF
ifc,ndiatirs in order assault your neighbour You
slall not have any such right by your own power We
| will have the Sediion law enacted, and wo will not
ttop till we get YOU whore hold The rcst OF mankind
| enemies in war, friends in peace. Bat you won't do
it, You break your oaths and won't give us our nights.
Thee are tie rcasOns for which the South has taken
| up arms We have demonstrated that the party now
| about 10 come into power have declared outltwed
four billions Of property from the Terrific
| ries They have declared under the ban
| OF The tmife. They have refused 10 protect
us from invasion and from Instruction by the Federal
| power. And the Constitution denies To NJ. m the
| t',iop the fipbt to rase armies in defense.
All II ere charges have proved from the record, and
| put them I efore the civilized world thai they may
roc i've he judgu Mt of to-day OF T. morrow OF dis
| TAFT aces, and e Heaven itsef upon the justice oi
Use causes ! am content, whatever u my late, 10
enkst in 70 mol L. 80 holy cause. We have appealed
from time TO time TO YOU to give ~ our constitutional
| III hts aud YOU lave refused them We appeal TO you
| AZ ain 10 restore these rigt-. Restore them and
iestCre peace, Fraternity and unity to all oil US re
fne thee and we will ask you TO let us depart IN
peace Refuse that, and then you present. M, as you
| nu.t with war. We accept that We will nail our
coors to the mast, inscribed upon them, Liberty ana
Equality and we Will trutt TO the sword and the God
| OF atiles for secuiiy, tranquility, aud peace.
Loud apJ ause broke forth IN the galleries nj the
| conclusion of Mr.. Tombss speech.
| Mr.. BIGLEK moved 10 go into Executive hessoh'
| Agreed to-Yeas, 80; Nays, 30.
| After Executive session adjourned ill "Wednesday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
| Mr. COBB Dem, Ala rose to personal eXplanl.
ton lie said he was present at the Conference OF
a.. hI.Io ,no aud Mi sissnIi DELEGATIONS on SATURDAY.,