New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

We wer. induced 10 this estimate owing TO our be-
lief that the Slave Slater were impressed deeply
by the apprehended less Of Representatives poner-which
the census was presumed 10 decarehan by the elec'
ton Of Mr. Lincoln TO the Presidency. 7Re North car
NOT restore tie po+cer 10 the SoathAe force Of nun
bers rM not yermit-nineteen millions In the Free
States rs more than the ess than nine millions whites
in the Slave States and arithmetic that we know OF
could cipher il otherwise. South Carolina and the
Democratic leaders Of the Slave States dread tie con-
serrotisD Of the Republican party. They know that
Mr. Lincoln Administration would dsarm the hostility
Of the Southern people nGsmueh as Tie prejudice tohieh
nor erists rih the masses IN the Stare States rs
WHOLLY THE RESULT OF DRsocRATIc hIsREPRE-
sEsrArIos; and il only needs that Republcanism
should be yindicated by it's illustrative power, as
National party dspel and totally destroy that preu-
dice Leaders and nis-eaders would still remain, but
would be shorn Of their strength; because a party
would most assuredly be formed in every Southern
State 10 rally the support Of Lincoln. There would
still remain difference Of opinion with regard to the
treatment of the Territorial questions but there would
be clear understanding of the intentions Of the Repub-
ean party, tiA reference to Siarery There noT er-
,a, which would give peace 10 the country. Hog 10
obtain hat Impression nop, the momentous question
TO the heart Of every patriot aud lover of his country
without giving up the results already obtained. All
sorts Of medicine have been prescribed-let as offer
remedy:
As is presumed that the Southern people dread the
advent of Republican power owing TO the misrepresen-
tations Of the disunon leaders and Of the North
are 10 mHons to their millions, and might by force of
numbers coercs the South, according 10 their view,
inclined 10 do go. And as the causes OF evil are sup
posed to be the power Of the Free States 10 make OBJ
ectonable State laws and amendments 10 the Consti-
tuition of the United States-we beg to offer the under
amendments 10 the Constitution Of the United States
Ist All questions that may arise between States, az
to the eonstituiionaty Of the laws OF the several States
such laws as now exist may hereafter be made
ae 10 their cOns0nance with repugnance 10 tins Con-
siutionha be referred 10 the Speaker OF the House
of Representatives. who shall appoint Committee OF
three TO prepare afeigned ssue which shall DC presented
tothe Supreme Court for their decision. No member
Of suoh Committee shall be selected from any States at
Issue. -,
3D. No amendment shall be made TO this Constitution
interfering with or repugnan TO the rghts reserred TO
tie States except with the consent of all me STATES
These would guarantee the Slave States against in
reference Oh the part Of the National Government
and against obnoxious laws OH the part of the Free
statee. The Territorial question We think is clear
enough and the Representatives Of the people in Con-
gr, re must goren hes the Territories we do not
rec how else they be governed; and as the policy
Of the National Government determined in tae0r ot
Freedom il will make difference to the Slave States
whether remaining in the Union seeding since that
policy cannot Nor be changed. Further concession
than this we think should not be made
ORDINANCE OF 49,"