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

nay ip.tly 6Ss, that for seventy years It. has accom-
piishsd the obic,S -
t. every tr.is VIII hae he!,t fore threatened the
In ION and they have fee9 numerous, Il kind Prlvi-
lenco has raised w patriots, wl'S wisdom, moderation.
and sensc OF Justice thar enabled them To calm lhe
raging Storm and guide the ~ssel OF state fno the
haven 81 s"ltty.
fer On apreated 10 guide and control when nulli
ga ION reared s bol1id front, We had our Jackson;
We al our Webster ard Clay in 1850. The proceedings
which We daily witress in The Congress Of the United
States carrot bit create apprehension in the bosom OF
every larriot that he vi m moderation, and virtue
to save the country, tbi most trylnl period
81 history cannot be found in that body, or en'lile
I.rmhers to rank with their 'illn-triDus prefeces-
sor3'-hlt We mrst 'des!;ir Of tie Republic. Wien
tie lul iiious, ,eish, unpJn,il led demagognes shall
fail to restore peace and harmony to our distracted
country rtill have remedy LIFT, one that bas
never failed IN our heavenavored country. We must
cast aide tie miserable party politicians who have
h,orght such disaster uIon our once happy people,
Tie Ieu, le must take their aiirs in thrlr own
lard, AID pr, erve tie sacred Uuion, that We may
t.intInu 10 roslity tie noble heritage received from
or tatlus."
TIE ION. HI NEY s. TOOTE ON THE CRISIS
Mr.. F,ot i--u,s very org letter dated Nashville
JI. J. lStI from wLi,k reject u 2 following hs his
II of a hIit,n between the North aud the SJut1:
VI W. en- Soulh' III Conf hall have mHtlred
iis demands uIGn our fellow ili1rls ~ the Norm,
d have ueed all TsBrs "f securing adjustment OF
JeI ding ques tiC upo he bai, TO Dn a1feed on
il then, there be satisfactory assurance given on
Il part of the North that the terms OF Hetl 1nen pro-
poe. will be ultimately acquesced in, either tbrorg
national Convention or Otberwise, then a porlt Will
have been AT last reached, when all CONSTR 1Ona rem
tdles having been exhausted, revolution, or in other
words, fundamental change OF Government viii be
inevitable il would be then the right, the duty, and
The urdoubtod rocy, of the whole fifteen Slave States,
in such form should be Judged most judcious not TO
secede from the tnion not 10 withdraw from the Con
fedeacy, leaving that COnfrderacy itself and the
Government representing il, still standing and contin-
ung in tie legal Ind actual ownership and control OF
q ublic pro- cry hHdr, shipping forts, arsenal-,
dock ) adr fe GisrIct OF Columbia, public buildings
and all and zt in position piusibly to claim recog
milton ard real ect both in this country and all
the earth bcsdes; but TO declare uniledly, and with
all appropriate soemni'ies, in such form "a they
MIL deem most becon Ing aud eie tna that the Re-
PM lie H. eli lad ceated 10 exist; that the Government
was al an cLd; that our grand National Confederation
had been resolved into is original elements, and that
nothing item left 10 be done Tor the future safety
ard repoSc If the South but The rerccion Of the fabric
o. government established by our fathers, upon T..
~ mrl i,u,. atoms. ,el quite confident that this
uu of Iroce, ing il the Wir'-t and most Practicable
Il, VI icl ,o Id le adopted shoul the elrn'i in
H., a. iIl,rsi on oar Northern allies drive us
20 81 luiOn # our PIE ert rotial connection WIN
Ter. l,oI,t zee wi Girunon, affected in thiz form,
,i,lI b.. ret'tthtily violent or sahgtiGary. When
90 "Ne' '.-,I,u II. r, y" Of all 'nr oXcr-
ito "a riots old hi pal tol ~. yes oud |
I
ard the uidi, lied ryupa o. I'LL lust, minded
men even in the Free Stale Them el'r,p' fble Ia
avoid tie she'd ing of II OF 10 iFat.I d cyne5 at
hat for season, and ha,ei ~ car @er, ull nItey,
In al probability, 10 rrstJrr tlht Felt al Cngun
or,c 20 dear 10 all Americans. SLuull li- he
ADOPTED il seems that there i'll be- r'iou-
al art usuurountabe, difficulty Ia seen ~ Out ne.
pie share OF sll tie public prpIefty, ana Ia ay'i ig
all n ore couule,s ucCnveie n,es di-coufurs and ar
palling dangers Which the State Of South Carora i, |
now experiencing the natur and dtblc result
II her cXI erimcnt Of separate Stat, secession.
" need hardly dee aTe that am altogether opposed
TO tie pIovin,ialng =, stem which has been recently
foIesbadow,d in u high quarter. The proportion 10
suugGte, either hereafter, under any circum-
stances which could be mentioned sovereign State of
n American Confoderscy, aud thus 10 enslavc her /
Icoi lc l. the most dangerous and ndcensiio dogma
Whi,h tas ever yet found utteunce in our public |
oounds. 1bs proyincialing policy is The very rock
upon which H The ancient republics shvercd to
who can def nd IL In free and open debate II il
pugnIrt the very spirit OF eonfedealive system,
aud ] regret that have not now time to explode il
thoroughly. NJ ] shall certainly endeavor TO do here
after should else perform this es,entil duty Of
niriUislu II II the daring illumination of such radi-
cbiifm this which ia doing more harm to the Union
ilan al lings beside aud VI ich ha- most -ig-
n ly discouraged tie conservative rtae,nAn ia Wash
gou in thif noble efforts a. the Republic from
slbyerrioD. II the pruyinoi lzing power be ad-
miited, there IL 81 Il Ia u process. When South
Carolina thull have been proyincinzed Virginia Ten
n,ssee, and a The other Staies, may be- expected in
their tuIn, 10 feel the application Of this terribly
tral1 rNI.dienI, until AT length there will be-
vc,iigc lett either of Suite Rights State Sovereignty
and gigantic system OF uureienting dcapo,ism will
be se,n 10 oyerthadow the whole land"