New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

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From The Belvdere I'M Standard Feb H.
The Republicans are expected to carry or The will
Of the people, if they can They dor q. know yet
whether they not aud we are q" ~ to observe
any symptoms thus eaily, OF bach ny down. If the
South desires TO stop the agitation of ue Slavery ques
tion let them renqnsh this p" mt which is to them
really Of practical impoa ce and aequiesce in the
decision of the majority. u they think New-Mexeo
is worth SCATTERING the. Union for, the Republicans
will have the duty OF Convincing them that it cannot
be done.
From The wr.eerley On. " Advocate, Feb. "A.
radscs heProfean such as we clam 10 be IL orc
who stands up drmly, manfuy, and constitntionaiy
for thoee lony>estabfhed and longrevered doctrines
A conservative Republican is one who will support
then, while the weather is fair; but who will sell then
oa. barter them away and himself flee when the Won
of opposition comes; who has permanent, abid-
ing regard for the principle, bn who has great regard
for the spos involved; who is hanger-on when all
things conspie TO bis elevation and political prefer
ment but "a hanger-of when the storm Of adversely
appears in the distance. Conservatism, with such,
means keering wheeling distance-never committing
himself TO principle so strongly but he can easy cut
loose from approaching responsibility: III.
Snow ma,tership in sailias"
But when the torms arise, IL Is very easy TO dio-
guish conservative from radical Repuohcans'
The proposition of Mr.. Kellogg, one OF the ILLINOIS
Representatives in Congress, to compromie trouoes
by sinking the principles Of the Republican party,
meets no favor among either the Republican papers or
people of that State They arc almost unanimous IN
denoupcing it, Gov. Wood one of the Commissioners
from Illinois to the Washington Conference, after hear
ing Kellogg's speech said to him: " You have dis-
graced yourfe, the party, and the state ana you
have any manhood LETT you will resign your seat ana
go home" Kellogg therenpon got mad and eal'ed
Gov Wood an "mpudent old puppy" cant heiP
that" he quietly replied, IL am Plan'sPOken old
man, and have said Just what tih..t; thug; F., "a
Let the Republican party stand firm. Let tie South
traitors phosophire and m9ralze about the pSSy
Of coercion as much as they choo5e the d9ty ol ane
President i. simply TO eufOrce the laws until they are
repealed by Cougress let them play at Seeeslon Dnt
the duty oi the Precedent Ii to protect The natonai nag
wherever il mag wave, whether IN Boston harUor or
Fort SUMTER and if the south choose 20 eau u
coercion very woll-then they will surely be coerced,
as surely az Abraham Lincoln IL an honett brave man.
Let them raise their ra,te-snake, pelican and palmet-
TO iags but let them beware how they attack openly
the American eagle
From The Mftsuian, Penn, Feb l5
For our part we would not Weld an inch TO traitors,
nor treat with them any terms bnt with those oo'h
North and South who are sincere who bYe the op IN "a
and are ready to preserve a1 al npGi risb WE honor %
and principles will allow us TO stand with them and
fight the rebels and traitors who are banded together
to destroy this glorious Confederation OF States.
From The Huntington LonS l,land'r teo. 10
Shall singls interes, and that the most offensive
in sight Of God at loastof all our national Interests
dictate terms to all other interests Shall JJOVVo
tlnters In behalf of an Institution that binders our
national growth and blackens national character,
override civilization and Chi tiauity and the protest
Of eighteen millions of people shall The whole
genius Of the Republic and the teachings OF the ldthes
Aa understood for three quarters OF century, Oe re-
yersed and Re, aside at the demandof hs ayepoweri
Shall we Weld this utter saciice Of Freedom now,
when our fathers, who fought for Feedom rein0d 70
Slavery jot than IL given IN The ConsttniOh
! --as il is Their dilemma was greater, ana lher
resources fewer than We cannot, we muft not,
we will not 80 back Of their example. The Cons'i-
tuition il good enough for the Free States, aud the free
] 80. 4 l. &. H.. A1u1. Afg ga
men thereof aud It good enough Tor we oSo o'aes
! and their motley people. Let every frceman-evcly
lover OF bis country ard Of liberty, cry ont, No
amendment OF the CoutitntiOn - We will all abide
by that to letter but we viii reycr aer il T. spread
! IN cti ne against human nniufe"-Beyer, never
From Tho 0rird Ratids tNich } Fade. FEB. 49,
! Tho uniyer.al sentiment of tho North, Outside
the great commercial centers, IA ako oPposed
| nncNiuly opposed, 10 Mr.. Sewards Propos
lion The nuiversal il that of Daniel Websters
] immortal langusqe, Liberty and uuiD," not, az
nisernby reversed by Mr.. Seward, Union and Liber-
~. Right j. above Union; and IL we have only the
alternative and choice between the two, II both we
cannot have tue Of the North is infeXiby for
Right aud Freedom tr,t. Without thee, the Union
only represents uRwigdy empire Of vast territorial
extent, aud of great Ihysicnl but with little moral
power. The sentiment OF the North IL, universally al
most especially in the lca es where Mr.. Seward aud
MrLcOn looked and mus look for their strongesitup-
port--beter Free Republic, with Freedom OF speech,
Freedom II tho Press Freedom of Conscience, and
Freedom Of Person iutact and secure even though no
larger than the least Of The England States, than
all Sis vast Union after slal have become polluted
and degraded into mere protector aud guardian OF
Slavery and the niger power, alter lynch law
and The suppress OF free speech by mob violence
shall receive the solemn sanction OF governmental
rccognzance. We are inheSibly and loyalty for the
Union as 4 IS; Jut Il n extrcmeiy d0uJtJHI phethey The
North rouid or could be IOya! 10 such UHtoH as most
If our e0mDyonisEg 2 friends propose 10 make.
Prom Ths Canton tTill aesl,ter, Feb a.
Ia the language of Henry Clay, no earthly power
shall make vote TO plant Slavery where Slavery
does not exist" And these being our honest conyc
tions never shall oGr influence however mall il may
be, be knowingly used TO aid, either directly iudi
recty, In the extension Of th"t institution. The peo-
pie of the country, in the late election, have empha
cally sad let Slavery be confined 10 those States who
zee liz 10 adopt IT, and we say Amen.
From Tho 81. Loph Eyenns News Feb. H.
Choose then citizens ~ ST. Louis, as at the bar OF
conscience and in the sight Of heaven what you shall
do In this allrming crisis. Will you compromise your
ratrotism drop any part Of those noble men on the
Citizens Union 1ioket who are Drawing oboquy mis-
representation, misunderstanding all for your sake
viii you go toyIpg with the viper Of Secession, which,
under the harmless guse Of pTDHai Friendship, and
few Union names, approaches you on any other ticket
prcsent,d for Your suiragesi Or will yoj, ss men
lipgnV 10 tie Onion as Tor dear fe-cngiag to il
to the ark Of safety for you aud yours for present and
future general ons-cast aside all temptations all un-
manly fears. all oowardly compromises with partisan
abuse and stand by the glorious ensign OF your country
throughout this dark nj ht Of uil and amid the terri
bic storm Of hatred that rages around the Union
From The Pl Pldt,bureh IN " Express, Feb. 10.
Let the authorities, from the President down. exc
cute the laws, protect the public property punish reb
els and do all other things necessary 20 be done, and
there will be uecefsy for concession, compromise,
or amendment OF the Constitution