New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-03

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Slavery. would looking the iperes's Of both the
bond aud Free baye pr. fcsd THE 10 an attempt 70 abok
ish II in III od Nevertheless | would have hhd The
North sternly refuse esiatlih diplomatic relations
Nh them or 70 nolclrs rogrlze ir naii"nnhty
so ong they continued their Lofrible oppression.
Less Than this IL could uot have INSISTED Bl now,
since the Son hern Tiger hue neaFei himself with our
blood we wilnOi, we set him in Iower, let him
90 unit We have drawn his teeth aud his claws. 10
other words wi en- rhe South shall lie conquered before
us we i'll b. condition pace her surren.
der of Slavery. The Government viii not consent, and
ii il will the people sill uot, TO allow 1t any longer
existence.
1t quite enough that Slavery has in time past cor
rupted aud d-g 7ced and imposed i,s heavy taxes
upon our ipdutry. IL is quite enongh that II hss
within he lst year ynched, tarred sad feahercd-.s
buag hlIGreds of Que innocent people. IL Is !.
enough thai il hes involved IN war by WI IN
we .lsl ose hundr,cs OF millions OF dollars, and an
incompatible wealth of lives. II we suffer il 10 live,
II may return 70 torment as. Let no Northern Ian
benetforh propose, fer any reasons whatever, the
spariDg OF Slavery. Such BOnsSnsc such insult, such
conteGpt of Der ilte.ests, ard rigt and honor the
North will stand TO longer. traitor to her VIII sbe
reysnd every man wlo shul be gully Of it. Thank
God the sIi ~ the North Is at last aroused At this
point She is determined TO kill Sacery, and she viii
lie raient with 10 who shaii thrnst himself
tween hes and her vic NE amoaa - sle s nas ara%n avn
never be sheathei until tbe has anuhilsed the ono
cause of her caairts. IT. aiier all she has 81 Herd
and is now suffering slavery, sbe shall siill 30
sNirItHa ana eCfHiP, c''nHlDUi cum w NV
i liye then is sne Lessel. u0wodhy TO live. The
world would be infinitely oeites without than Win
her.
Il will not, however, &c strang-, should this war
continue 80 loDg, If 'be Slave Stiles Sai Themselves
ask Cong,,ss the an roai eessioo, to exercise
is over in GOlls Ing tbe whole sy stem ol Aneii"
c,n Slavery. They may lie Grvco TO ak tnis as the
OILY escape fcm tie ser lie Instructions which shai!
then be upon them. Ibn, the N0rh will yet, ana
speedily 100, have the South from her own
slsves, lave 70 doUoi. Would that tie Presidenrs
Anti. slavery taiiiug lad beea 50 thorough that he
could saverg TO be the pree aineht tisacy aod
therefore TIE preenluent onilrw' Would that ne
could now zee it to have Tut at one robtthe night
of the wolf caught ia Tie saecI -tod-tae right to oe
killed Then would he not delay 10 set al the slaves
.es by Prociana iJn.
ButI il may be said that although we fbould require
the Slave States 10 al oI,b SavtTs, vet, If we shond
lot hem let up indepefdei batiop Trey would re.
establish slavery. Have no f,aF q ,bui. They would
not te Cisrose3 10 GO it. All their interests as well
as their recent hoIror would forbid j.. The cotton
manufacturers of Europe will 10 ger rely on our
country for cotton Ills nad outtreak Of the South
makes dspensalo for then ~ 0sconnue this rre-
c,uioua aud obi us dependence seon es possible Ia
c very few Yeas tLey niil be abundabiiy poled
from other sources, wLere ll'Or Ii much cheaper than
i slave-l b0r aud wLeIc nature Is much more iavOra.
BE tlan ia any part OF own laid 10 The CROWN of
cotton. Iudeed it s not probable thai 'ither cotton
or csnesogar will alter lrtlc time, be produced exc
teD-iy.y IL our tount,y-so much better adaP'ed 70
both other regions. BIT ei ,ht high trid Proiec-
have been produced in il. l scarcely need add thas
III very will be Of short duration in the Border SlAve
Spes after there slall be I Lder call ON Them 70
breed slaves for tie Gal States
Again, Slavery ia Chr tendon has oulived Its dsys
It's prolonged existence III 1t as for many years teen
an 1ngly for ed one. IL :. dyl"g out of Nefy
ia, IDLY TIE dark thing cannot live IN tie strong ghs
OF hi5 aye. Tue iVUsh th:ag / shsIec by TIC VIZ
dom OF tls age TIE wicked ting Is condemned Dy
ihe better e'ics which coming 20 prevail in tuis
&c. la tinie nsiion atter ano'h-r has come
= la,n. nf hhr Il
dom ie any longer in guilty connection WITH it, Rus
,a ms ust de- lard tie liberty Of her twenty millions
# slsyrs and America must now give up her Iouf
illiols. Tie ofgsulzug q Diion ~ such ~ ne ~
Iris on the hss OF Slavery i an dnend irable dehance
Of the nal vi The oiy yilized wo. do not DO.
ny Tint American Slavery, If now suffered TO 1--we,
might live many years. But If kilisd now, 1t VIII
never live GrCiD.
Ireioice 10 rec the North so united against this
Southern rel eon. Bat L. baLs Tire union riose per-
iect cordial ald effective, b. bi giUg Into 1t with
their whole heart al the wsesr ad best the nen oX
piayer and tie women 0f PRAYER, agd by brLgng i1to
4 HE Great God tie North must cs.r bcieel Of all
g,ty reist ons to Sl,ver,. IT is sor ENOUGH That
WE MUST HAVE NORTH RiGBI EoUs ENOUGH 70 co
FOR. slave. catching North Is 10 better but IL lnl.
measuraby wore, than a Il slv.-ownlng south The
North cannot at tie same tiDe 70 against aud iof
Slavery.
A word In respect to the armed aen who 20 South
They should 20 more In sorrow tlar ia anger. Ils
sd necessity shold be their OILY eAeuse for going.
lhey must stil love the South We must all tilH love
ter Conquer her, and m ri completely TOO, we must,
both for her ia sc snd cur own. B docs il i'll be-
come us 20 talk If pun shrg her SltveIy which has
so IL gfstuaed her, s The ciiMe of the North s well as
Of Re South As her ol lets ehsl after another
fl into orr blndr, let be e,fiIned from dealing
revenyefly and Ell 10 deal derly With them, by
our remeDbia 0i the la.g. sbae Which the NorIn
has lad In binding them. Tue conspiracy ot northern
merchants ard manufacturers, NcfthcIn pnbls' ere,
priests and POLITICIANS aganst tie shareholders, carried
on under the guise of friendship, has teen mighty TO
beuuab their conscience and dark.n 'rir understand
ing in regard To slavery. When slavery shall have
been swe, away froui whole lud, the North and
nth viii coUe tog.,her, AID mingle tears
of rerentanee over their jout Sin OF upboling
our natl II. which bas go deel cirgraced
the cause OF Freedom by being tefsrlf deeply dis.
eraod by slavery i'll be the rgern for ali ma and
he glory of all lands. Eespots will draw from tis
war Arguments against democratic government. Bus
not Justly. IL Furnishes areuue eris rot against dem.
ocr ,lic but agauet cespoic government. The slave
States were never Democratic save IN name. Il ey
have always been des, oiic, b'canse always Slave
States aud therefore s it taat they ARE now MAKING
war uron democracy. These despoisns sholld 10
cousLre ec into iepruach upon free governmens
10 more than the polygamy Of Utah into a repsoach
dpou our christianity. Il is uafsir aud absurd TO
look 10 Solth Ca ona or Virginia for specimen OF
lpr that OF Cbrirtanity. Wo1h tue despots oil the
Old World learn lhe chara ter OF real 1eocrscy, let
item look at such State as Massachusetts or Vermont
Would they learn lie power, the pronpthess Win
wli.h sha pat down this war W ih thsir ofothes
Jespots are making upon us VII reach n 70 Ihem
Ere taking my seal let that cordially approve
the nGtu0e which tho Administration bas now taken
toward tine traitors Its patience and moderation WIN
them while as iaiieace aud mode ion were caieo
for were praise WORTH tn asl degree. hsd Do