New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-05

ticle Three is divided into many sections, the
FIRST Of which recognizes" the truth embodied
in the Declaration Of Independence that the men
created equal are only white men, states that the
Supreme Court has clearly decided that this is
"a white mans government" and that the black
race is nowhere, 80 to speak, and not entitled to
ANYTHING but limited rations Of corn aud pork
and one suit Of clothing annually; the second
says that true democracy ia "simply the reflex
I" of natural laws" and that true craftsmanship
consists " in studying those laws and applying
" them to the purposes of lesislation;" this emi-
nently practical definition leads to the third SEQ
ton, in which 1t ia said that the ''sOcial insti-
=" tatiou Of the South, merely carrying out tho
natural inferiority Of the negro race, IS not
Slavery, as white men count Slavery, but "a
normal condition Of social eubOrdinoton;" and
hence any abolition of that system would do yio-
lence to the laws of Nature, (which true democ-
racy must always cmbOdy"--an argument in
nutshell, especially recommended to Northero
Pro-Sayery clergymon who find it iabguiDg to
wrcetle with Scripture whde proving that the
direct road TO Heaven lies through the shambies
for the sale of human flesh. The other sections
of this article are Of 40 consequence, except that
the " Consiitutonalists pledge themselves to do
q great mapy impossible thDgs and promise to
defend their positions till al opponents are
aoored-fOr which 1t is to be hoped they viii live
long enough.
II is only when We come to Article Six that
the direction in which this Pro-Slayery cat IS
jumping becomes clear; and Article Six must be
given entire. II is as follows:
ARTICLE v!we hy bad onrsslycn 70 ahoT sispsh
Repubcs' aud thereby tree our e ION thst Toe t'n
Austrian hs Me'rSPo "a, pG. s, pTopey
sVJ S@riy Of o1r citizens he slaves II we longer
submit to ts oaiSn. iHa Of iplpa eide. hoai
color Of law and apparently only sroy pyte ahco so
by The police . melropoi. colt fs Pro~p' and continued
Ie-istancs unit. tho evil s ovcgthro"h'
We now begin TO understand why the T" Con.
stitutionalists" saw ft not 10 append their
names to this diminutive paDphlct; these worse
tbsn Austrians, these Metropolitan policemen
might be "sssailing the liberty" of some Of these
innocent citizens" if they were brought too
prominently to notice. " Innocent citizens
verify. When the DowDy Cove" or the
" Kinchin" is " took by the law, does he not
always attempt to do the yirtuously indignant,
and declare himself q gentleman Jew fagn'
Bill Sykes, Dick Turpin, Jack Sheppard, the
CraeksmAn, Resurrection nan or two sup
posing these worthless to be contemporaries, might
very naturally form themselves into society for
the suppression OF the poicei only they would
probably dispense With the preliminary babble
about tho rights of man and true craftsmanship,
and come at once 10 tie real object Of their or
gapiEaton.
The half dozen pages of trash in this anonymous
and fatulent tract furnish good illustration OF tht
| narrow selishness which impels Northern men Il
crnwl at the feet of the slsye-driving oligarchy.
A Clergyman in.tilis his congregation and bias
phernes the Being whose altar lie serves BY de-
| clarins that Slavery ia Divine institution. The
most charitable give him credit for sincerity,
and many admire his boldness. by and bye, it
appears that the man was intending 10 travel in
the South, aud that his aboninable discourse was
merely an economical dodge" On operation BY
which he was 20 secure dead.hesd privileges and
consideia ration when he set lis foot on slayehodDg
coil. He wants TO be made lion, aud 30 lie
and croons about the Union the beloved Union,
signs circulars, sits ON platforms, gives money,
hunts UP \ fugitive ,Aye, and puts the blood.
hounds Cd his track and why Only because he
has stock Of cahcces, or wsolens, or chiliren's
socks, or suspenders, which no wants to shove oil
upon the South, knowing that the Northern buy.
ers have Too great contempt for hin to purchase
them here. And 70 on through the whole ree-
men. of doughfaces.
"Gents lot us Join hands and save the
glorious Union. p. g.. We have on hand fine
lot Of conrse shirIiog, especially adapted 10 the
Southern trade, to which We solicit your ntten-
ton"
Respected Sir Inscriptions men mslgned
me when they said was opposed to the beneG.
cont institution Of Slavery. NDxt to the JOY of
being one Of your savcs myself, would be the
delight I should have in owning plantation
next yours. In conclusion, allow me TO call
your attention to several neat things in buttons,
with the pelican stamp, expressly manufactured
for the Southern market"
beloved Brother in the Lord ! rejoice 10
inform you that the teachings Of the Gospel &c.
cordipg TO the South are making their way here,
chiefly. under Providence, through my ministre-
tons. l shall spare no pains to bring The
African race under the benign influence Of Slay.
cry. ! have, / may say in passing, been ap-
preached on the subject Of accepting the Presiden-
cy of the Society for the Suppression of the Bibo
in the South. Though syerse Ia taking 70 prom
inent a portion, i sm yet willing to sacrifice
,nygelf fpr thp nuhie cood y &, py.sum. I