New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

eoen e.. could st- II would invsfr ontsy hr beyond
The ncsn. " Gu. aud is ds TO expec. nil aid
from the General Goyers neot h. that bohs r, u9npa
sry the Fed.r powor wl neyer oo0pofse IN surh se ~
however un ug to sd Emancipation 10 el, or mis '"'
b.n you,.-y Indeed n proper pooS h- Pni,od- TO r.
wing us Sse from Che Tepreecn sud Tua u sisvey ube
,anse of condition viii be sufficiently gadu to avoid hoS
evil. spprehended by were sn imn@diate. th'ef'S
rtion OF the Black, 70 t,ss pace Moreover 'oon ana
srion should be equal AID fso many many hou'Ad' o'
w have thus org borne with their ptee'ce hefe o.
civ Others can endure their sbidbe eemen for the term
u A, NAV q, them tho duties of new life To voluntary
coio.ir.tiou. inpolled by motives such oro"s".
the Pngtims to these shores, no oojecuon cou''
b. made, on the contrary. It would receive support
s.ssnce Ia mary xpected quarters; but the gu
m,nt that all slaves unfit to d"el here when io
that euforces eIpsistion before Freedom IL essen
italy srgumen calls In question TIE pro
o. sy a. well as the right Of Emancipation at ALL whether oy
Individual or State and draws its chief strength from ae6eu
t1nes.peo immoality and tendency to merse WIN 'he
bite rsce-slegsons utterly at variance with tho well
Known n.ot Where 10 the evidence Of such poneness to
vice and crime their ps Your peniten,ie' and pr''
ons sbow freed Bsoks In them and those chiefly Tor
oasne es sEsns, the slave code while the a'on 10 which
internsiae between the IS led & sufficient evil
Deuce Of i,s rarity and Sufficient guaranty against
IL prevalence. Nor are their numbers such " should
fgten us into harsh deang fHd IN ate authority that
there were in l6I more than 0O0 eighty thousand freed
biscks In the State OF Maryland Virginia contained nfty
feyen thousrd tive Hundred PeDus anis hsir thousand
and upward and New YORK about foItne OF TRY thousand
la Missouri at the present time here are lot more than hiy
thoulaud Blacks both fee and slsse but Ms,ou twice
large Maryland and fully quail In extent resource. and
capacity for the support OF population TO ether OF the sate
named Furthermore II & fact su,crItioe OF shs cleTe"
proof that In not Of those State, have tie p.dcOns so
dtot bef
class Add to th, tho presumption, which all hioss con
sps to justify tha, upon the contamination of sby act Of
free State. far from having fifty thou'and 1ave-
bsrss there would Ia all human prob bibiy exclusive o
The pnnd be les, than twenty thousaud snd thius We
may dsnl,, any appreLcnson to injury rsuns o. likely
10 result from the stay Of such resir and that peed
not lead question 4 patton with conditions Irece
dent only calculated to tmbsrFt' its actiev,ment
But after ALL there is a higher grorod from which We
should view such qlestions Let De soil oua ciefy OF
dos The Right Ia th. grave matter Of oefD,ns down
troddrn race end that God viii order oil lie coBss
querce. that they l8 eiound in beuehis likewise"
1t is Of course impossible to determine
lust how far such sentiments will be promptly
responded to by the People of Missouri; but
the recent vote of West Virginia Is cheering
indication OF the rapid progress of enllshten-
uens under the stern discipline Of the last
twelve months. Ii The suppression of the re-
bcllion shall lave cleared Missouri OF traitors,
we may be certain that not many shareholders
or slaves will be left; while the great body Of
The loyal Whites, scOurged and harassed,
llundered and subjected TO declmatiOn aud
every conceivable outrage by the Rebel hordes
who have repeatedly desolated section after
section, are not very likely to cherish even a
traditional fondness for the vital cause OF all
their woes. We will trust. at oil events, that
The weighty coUssels OF Mr.. Brown Will Ind
access to the minds and hearts of his fellow
ctlzeus, and that one oi the consequences OF
tie present war will be the speedy accession
Of Missouri TO the roll of Free States.