New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-24

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prctee' the States nil down to the Gulf, whence
thve 10 stcaI ing would have to travel Fix hun
dfed mits 81 slave territory before be could find q
eanctuaiy m tie Free States. PreciIiLaie nr, will
youY No; he would prefer any other kind OF pre-
clitaie 10 that. Then there fault 10 be found
! with the Fugitive Slave law. CniTed States Com
nhrioner, appointed to carry out that law, resident
+ Of tie present. Kingdom Of South Carolina, bad rs
geruiy could make it. Aud would You Dissolve the
Uhion for that causel lie knew that the Northern
rFoile were opiosed to the slave-trade. They
always had been, and always would be. The
rkortheTn men, born and educated IN the
free States, knew nothing whatever Of Slavery
Except what they heard Of it from Garrison
and otbers But the strongest Pro-Slavery Solth
vss the Yankee who went down there and married
widow with plantation well stocked with negroes.
But th'y could 40 hops Ia make the Nortb bern
people Pro-Slayery uan they could hope 10 make
hungry poliii,is away from fat office. Laugh
teri There predpiatofs say that the Northern peo-
PIE IN rome time 10 come intend tn abosh Slavery In
the States. He did not believe one word of il and
standing there in bis place before that crowded audi
ebte he avOVed thai there not man Ia the
House who de.res to abozh Slavery in the States
WHO imagires uey have the right to attempt IT.
Ciies from Republican benches, Not one not one. !
IL there wac such man be deeired 10 see him. Such
nan would dtserve Tire execraion OF his colleagues
and tie execraton of every man who respected the
Con'titutioni ind yet that declaration TO abolish
Slavery was made by those ipstors in the teeth
OF tie most solemn assurances that could be
given by rohliral party. He asserted that
IoliS al party that had ever ri en- in the country
Lad given such strong and solemn guarantees TO
reeIect Slavery within the States. Bat this fast
was Suppressed by the politicians and newspapers
Of lie country and The opposite doctrine zealonsly
incuCaed into the public mind What more had the
Republican purity done That what other party in
the country had formally doLe-they had denounced,
IN the eTe, and strongest terms that such raids
that OF John Brown into Virginia the gravest of
ali crimes. They would not take the word of that
PATTY, ard 10 appease them the Republicans press
uer Teadinets to vote for amendment in the Con-
srp'iCn wbi'h would bind them TO interfere |
~nb Slavery IN the States. II would in fact, be no
sner dneDt but would merely declare what the Con-
Nituiion now was; and man believed for mo- !
mfnt IN th' r power TO interfere with Slavery nnder
ibe Constitution 1t was. They declared that the
people IN The respective sectOns not homogcne-
Gus and that {, sy hated another. THAT might be
%, tat that would pass away AZ they became bet
ter known. But he assssied that they did not late
each other more than they had seen the Old
Wlig and Democratic parties hate each other after
each succeeding political contest. But would they
love one anofLer more after they were sep |
araied That was the question. lhey were
going to separate, were they : And whore would Ie
lie boundaries TIE river Ohio, which, II was SAID
DIV ore half OF The year and frozen overh other
half was d only barrier that would separate these
h,s lie sections. IL they hated each other now wonh
N -, h. found u fraIerua embrace when they had sep
srai. into oval and hostile coLederaces? They hare
each oihcr Not BIT of Il. III their constituents
could rec how the Iree-Soiers OF the Noitn ana tne
rldicsl. Of The SIlh lived here together, they would
moi believe "A word of IL. They hate each other NO,
oily wi e1 he "ins had 70 Lnye way the "ou.s
lauplteIl. Nes, when the army OF oiheehodcrs were
zen cleaiiug out, bsg aud bag age and making way
for Iloir triumphant snecea'9rH' no. hls own part
II aIy sn,rh,o be could make would save the coun-
tIy, b. would 10 glad 10 make A. Bht separf-
lion, II thcy did separate, would breed that
bate which wOnld lead to ieuds and contests
bloody aud protraeied ss wac the wal between Tue
houses Of Yoik aud Lancaster. Separate. break up |
the Government and le the central s,aes be precipi-
tate Into ihis yOluOn against the VIII 81 tue people
and ten ytars would not 90 10y until the TWO sections
would te laTa,sod by rvalnes leading 10 hosnhlies
and fra, u the sub orspn OF the weaker party III
THE would not prove sO then all history and It's teach
IL a. were falsebood. With regard to the fear excited
H. he S0uiLeru mind, with regard 20 determination
on the tart a c North TO give eqGaiy In every re-
ec "a The negro he proceeded to show bow 1nionnd-
"a charge was aud noticed that In tue State OF New
York az The lat lection, that issue had been submitted
10 tie t,oIlr who refused by majority Of twenty |
10 one TO extend uuive suffrage 70 the negro, and
continued: charged against The Mouth thai |
II wa from their midst that tue John Brown rad |
c.uo: but be would ak bic seeding friends that,
in Gaze Of di.upion, would South Carolina be better |
al l. TO project leuof against raids taen than ehe
had cen In the Ta-i. Now when every man
xap true 10 the Consultation, when every man was |
A iudge and oxecurioner Of the las, and every |
cfuN, i.ut tree was "a gullow6 upon winch 20 bang ,
c,ery man who violated the Constitution IN the man
ner !, hn Brown and bis followers had who should
teach ever, man tia, they had coao for to- punish
u.tt OF t-iitors o. stringent a II could be made II
va, a matter OF history that II the men OF Penn
sylya.iG Who the iir-t TO yinicac tle outraged
law aud 70 Oier support ana -Hccor 70 NlINlh
,pe,t she attack q John Brown; and when the fol- |
levers OF lLut nan had escaped IRON Virginia, 1ight
~ be remembered that tlCy were arrested 40 fcnn-
>, lyania brought back Virginia b. their capiors,
nLd handed over to the authorizes. by whom they |
uge uied and hsing adludyed guilty pad the pen |
ly Of their invasion by their own death. lie pe)pe
of either ert1n had been estanged and provoked by
1fel s,ntutiuhs aud ciunDirs, aud thus peryer.
,iDs and flscloods had done their work lie would
hc,ep their charge In the most aygreved form, ana
1et be would tell them that they all ia-e. He
had fhd al he would make any sacrifice IT, save The
fouuttv IIo wosld even accept james Buchanan Tor
another term, ana allow the - old pubh- funciipnary
10 aiu ifier the Government f8r iOul years more
He EoIed lii was giving sufficient evidence oi bis
fidelity 10 the Coustituion lie ready TO eud hls
sanction 10 anything that would heal those diihca
ti,s. Various proportions bad been offered, LEI them
ac rpi thu Ie,t He would 20 for the report Of the
Commute Of Thirty THREE rather Than 20 out oil lhe
Union; but, failing in all, h. woald ~ bomc, and
would there meet csuni1n with torch IN ont mana
ard q sword in the other; and, No help lhm Goa 30
lorg % The and s,rpoa fosied over hlm ana nj
Siaie be would never yicli 10 cis ihion logneiHi
atra,isc from the dcue,y crowded galleries lie ns-
.fted what wac matter OF history that every solitary
ntt OF the Constitution was ordained alter pnhh; dis
cuion aud was voted for by statesmen OF The south,
and elder Parsed by them or received the sane
tion and approyal Of their SLalCB and the
yery POLICY under which Lincoln should be
iusEgufated was the very policy Of tho Demo-
cratic Iaiy Of the south aud which they gave 10 tne
county and demanded aud received their approval
I be House knew that when the Governuent was or
daiLed. v hen the Declaration Of Independence was
rtocsin ed that our Western boundary was the Mis-
spIi River and be aeercd that from that very gay
ct tie Dtan,s Of the South, ut the INSTANCE Oh shye
LcldeIs the area Of the Government bad been enlarged
apd xpunded Every foot OF soil that he'd been acquired
ut III II sa1ce Of the South, the North, with ls nu-
utrical rover md strength oyershadow ing the Soatb