New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-12

. 4, in ,he polite, Of this country. that Slavery WORK
m the creates. mischief II taot' oil $50 5.sc ionr ara al
The le,scs Of s tousy. m the local Lesis'ue' Of 'ps
Free States sv.n and divides them oy the 9Oe~idn
Of .beition or no abolition and in their elections IN s
nor fere. and obstinate IL unquestionably
he scale IN the last Presidential election, and in N. M
,mph o< Democracy. In the Na,ionsl Co. hows,., Us
ctiopH, mort bitter and most the ,, A, ha,, Al.
ea' ~ stated It has led to voI =, ,ha and
= the sacred pncip' =, ,,.,,, q; ,h. oo,bii and
'eeaes' .at subject 1t has not eny sccom' |
P'''"eu Shich II might be content, but tiDses o.
'' Of tho Government with its jealous and sens'
.ons The struggle to have the President ron
"" States to keep up the balance Of half the states
sug slaves that the Senate msy check scton against
IT, Tis balance about TO be broken, by the free teone'
Of Iowa and Wisconsin ov.rbalsreins Florida the only te
tory part and when admitted win rive one State
Of majoniy against Slavery. To coontere this the Slave
States will refu.e admission to the free territories long
they can and asus, the right those territories have under
law be admitted when they shall have sixty thou
sand Of popusion this will lead tOs terrible excitement
cud dissolve he Confederation In oder to get over
this the parties than dissolve the unon seize upon
TeIss and viii perhaps California snd certainly Oregon
aud make them Slave States to keep up tic balance This
will involve them in with MEXICO, and very hAey In
gland If does not lead it will give still further sI
tension 10 the rail existence Of the Government and spr al
tne thin tex ure its population widely that s sympathy
the parts viii be lost, and Ike nan In old age nsen
by fall decay and dissolution Scarcely now are the pull
the heart felt in tins distant e1teutes then they
will all remain cold and chilled into torpor The
question Of the annexation of Texas and oganzins Oregon
already begins ste the AmeTcsn Congress- and Caiof-
MIA to considered part of Texas under sone strained
Deeply are these cue sions already exciting the
public and still more deeply hey destined to iname party
spirit.
"An party sprth mid, when compared to The feelings
growing out Of Slavery. The Federsisi ard the Democrats
the State Right P,ry ard the Nationals the Loeooco and the
Whss the Tariff and sutiTarifi can ali greet each other
extend courtesy cyily. and make some a.
lowtnee for each opinions and desc with some
the respective notions and claims The ssyehe der
however and the Aboouist the Save snd rec States have
no community OF feeling srmed against each other csDs
pie ready make to the Hit, All The great poeie,
Of the nation posporcd inerered with by th, uucom
promising feeling. Sooner would they the Union dissolved
than couceds On i,a subject indeed they declare
themselves The line is drawn geographically and Is The ig
bcOn and paed By the zeal Of the friends Of humanity or
the Aboions, adieu TO the Couf.derstion.
Tte States conten, h the strong acts Of Cones' In
favor Of Slavery have uupel the power Of the Federal Gov
eminent several occasons and passed laws Of national
character which tend directly 70 involve the country with for
egn nations South Carolina forbid, ooored sailors nom
ten. her ports by positive law in the teeth Of the Federal
with other countries be'ed upon the sopny Of treaties AID
actually takes such ,s,os OF the vessels and throws
them prison Foreign nations remonsrse against this
but The Federal power looks snd dres not ect against the
laws Of fee sovereign, and ndspendeu, State Can any
thrg be better calculated lead ard da'ues or
mere certainly involve the nation Bsosuss slave or two
concealed them.ve, the holds OF NswYok eo,,,ins
boones that eus- the waters Of Virginia. and made their
cspe they reached shore and because The Cover
Of NewYork p'gied TO turn the H,te-s Of these
vessels ne.roe,l, to be hung under tie Laws Of VIZ
sinia ,he passed law totally prohibiting all vessels
owned or sa4liD, from EesYork enter her waters
sad when thry do captures them and th-r crew, end
obiges them TO pay such hne a, che le'e' on them
before they get of. Georgia has ms'- similar law
in reference the State Of Maine. and euces T. This 10
the very Of the Constitution and sets Of Conress al
lowing guaranteeing ffee trade and inTcouro between
States let the Federal Government does not act 10 pro-
punish such engaged In IT, when dorc Such
Is the fear and drsd that the central enissns Of the
states that al their pas unuoeed and funi,hed Tle
humanity OF individuals acting together society called the
COLONIZATION. LIS planted colony the ooa't q ATs,
called Liberia. and have several thousand nee nssroe.
there rather comfortable and aouIahins oIjion. This
colony recognized by the reftl Government At all or
any State and unoentng the fe In regard 20 slave
~ Lat Congress de not loan M vee. cf var 20 out
the cooni.s 10 g. protection when thsoateued by
the erociy Of the neghbosirg tribes tho rapa,iy Of the
No matte. whs, Of ,he f.jcs Govsueu, require
ent 9th. Constitution has be csgrs matter ~hs
cause Of humanity has to be absyed matter what gree.
policy regard 10 labor b. to he regulated hfst tho feelings
Of the .syeb,deis have to be consulted 10 fnow whether
they sanction H. or whether that hs. done enacted
suxht that different individuals stayed nom making
any novel Arrangement regard their slaves showing
humanity, getting eonfor. and Ings ior
their slaves snd told by their uss bor TIA, they must
such sysi-m. It viii spoil the slave and be bad
example for th-, Interest, 10 others Al education the
mdments penalty forbid to the slaves. All Aboliiors
that the Slave Stea. bGDr up wtheut trial; al
book psmrhs and letter., tis subject burned by
tho kslgnan al religion. eicep; such way
vouol,se s forbid Negro pSosche whipped
ditufbes Of ii peace aud any white found preaching
20 he slaves pantation. is hung up Abo,ioui.
An Egyptian "a knes' broods as land Of slavery and
the ssden sway Of the master known laws but his will
in the rovenea Of tho slaves sias OF control ba. hi,
n,ere., in Lis treatment Of them The Urion therefore.
ia not only Threatened bat under tho
Of Slavery All tho heres, ard noo party eol
log derives is farce from H. And thu. reckless sp th,
would throw 70 'hs four winds this confederation uproot
al the insutons Of the country, tGDple upon law cons.
tuton snd treaties and mock at all humanity and
principles Of justice aud liberty FED By the pide OF and
terest ia Slavery In these Says CT extended bersy Of
snsorson IN ali conditions OF humanity and Of Bsht end
right nu;h state VII. not be long endured The North.rn
Free State. Will leave those morbid proud and tyrsuu
and States to Themselves TO tho action of their
injustice and violence and 10 the ies,sng Of tho sats
on oath within their botous IL
te,y and wish not TO depol tb, Government. of expert
rent sni this nucleus Of liberty, than A1y sanction they
would give Slavery tlk keep them attached to the Slave
holding Stes The IRE. State. would make strong power
and have territory enough TO satisfy any people 1t "a TIE
Slave sta,eI that would ua most n D'union. Whou. the