New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-07

:, A.. .,..y -, q. A.,, vrrtoa out end whacb os penu-
al prevent being vs1eo S:l have these
Snd o. whether they shall be held BY the osci nae s
Of few whites. The S SissA su st f.cs
pared When snancps,ed ErE.nenee pIe'ss wns ,in
lsVe been inferred from teii ,e in The temperate zone
contact in compVtion Win lhe ut csn ,r there
beioug o s.,on is ui-ehievous, and the community
on,;,n,S does not flourish and keep psc' with 'ae
.gr; Of the 81 land il occupies which tbs Aborsnes
hsS for though the indians occupies larger sPsco WIZ
ssbtapts they did not waste the land as e ,sve
No noi,scai mans cement or sentimenssism can PFC
sn, the natural resolution Of sroh system Ia me ea y
more than such could avail to preserve the
The Rebellion like the Indian outbrests Is but VAN r
tex ., to the tide Of civilization sns progress
sIeschery ehood and cruelty perpetrsed to Insn' nc
no posseson scarcely less than that Of the saysgss IL
xb, Rave been sverted had adopted MI JsneIson
sounse and made provision for the spsson :, Tar the
nr0ia;pp suitable homes for the bsck az we ~
fndag, is essentia still in order 30 abrdge we s,r
.Ims and to fSsternise the people WHOM that ps' "
Th most and sasscer, statesman uns.
the evils which has been our % nr aeh amer
TIE most suxioas thought he could suggest ~ h. sd or
day he's given the subject q so treat 90 wisely L..
thr listen 10 bis counsea BY doing 80 We sua
a;eIny sv mich has never existed and give real freedom
- tiack rpc~ which carrot other"ise eAne ~ 49,
o ~. ,hi policy should BE actually and COMP eiey "
IN fore IL is only necessary that shesa 70
soo,ed to eIngmh hostility in tee hearts q TIE n:se
south toward the people of TIE North and secure
nsrs,ion in putting end to Slavery No greater mn
tsle sn ever made than ir suppong that the asese 70
sce Of the South favor Slavery hove sree ats ns
th.y aid not take up defend and aimed e re
ssive Of their action The fact tict hey oppose enanc
80, In their midst tire only Foundation Tor the eohsi
non But the Of the North are equally OPT osea
n the four millions Of slaves were TO oe trs'spoites 70
,i,t The prohbitory laws agsIns Their coning e1sut
an the States TO such invasion Pre- res TINS h "
ether s,iity wh,sh u university NOV
40 he felt by the OF the South toweid all
sroes .xuressss their real hostility to slavery ard TN
ustura forln expression under the circumstance.
II needs. therefore. but the assurance wren won
be- given by providing honoee for the bacls or o.
whese that they to be regarded es sojorrner. wn
smapcipated 10 point Of isct they are arc g.
will be, insure the eoopersesen OF ue nol
an their emancipation. Nor woala thsy require nmeois'
universal involuntary transportation or tha' any
-ha,,ver he done to the blacks IKE nofe enterPrifl
would soon eigrae and muitudes OF less energy would
low II such success attended the pioneers a. the care
hitch M. Cover should foster 80 important on on9e
,ald donbtless Insure and with such facilities wou
rcnuire bat few to- put the temperate regions
Ancca in the exclusive occupation OF the whne race
remove the only obstacle to perpetual Union oil Inc Sta
With great respect. l AN NJ pr .,p
Your obdt servant, Nj bLAin
n. Comuittee Of Invitation,