New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

Mr. William l.. Yancey of Alabama is wei
known to have been in Europe since last
Spriog as an agent Of the Rebellion, desotlDg
BIZ, time aud bis pen to the commentator OF
the jeff. Davis Confederacy to the sympathes
aud favor Of France aud England. The fact
that he has repeatedly in former years made
speeches in favor of the reopeniug of the Aifi-
can Slaye.Trade-or, us he explains them,
against the coustitutior,olty Of the act OF Con
gress suppressDg that Trade-hsving been
cited against him in the English press, Mr..
Ysucoy addressed to The Daily NerS (Loo-
DOM q letter from which We extract the
following
Allow me TO cay further tha. charge has been ms
.,ns the South sId is Gov.nmea as to Siser, that i'
uo, wheo at ALL tue also 4, to ihs North note Toe 'o'
both tis g.ds. aud Confederate Constitutions .e bsSed
upop xr.sd political o,tiEc len b-twern the white aud
bacs Liberty to the one and Recognizing The
ser,itud. or slavery Of .hr cher .,,,,
Beta Of these tousituona drinanf that The master shall
b. protected 10 his possep OF b. snd both suaIAnic
thst if slave uss-Sg siuuoh iuto one Of the Stses lie
hall be delivered up TO his owner -
"In both Gsv-ramenls therefore, Fugitive Slave Laws
have been la the Federal Union such ali oue q,
enacsd during the hr' Admu' s'o oi and er 'pItossa
Of NJ Ms,ou cod "a. and
Ia Constitutions 1t Is provided that tie Lles OF
shall be- called out II nec-ssy TO pat down all
attempts the slaves to rebel AID throw OF their servitudr
In the FEDERAL Constitution the African ssvs trade "a not
prohoited On the IL guaranteed until the
,s.I 1905 and e discretion Of Cougres accord
No them OPINION to do pleased provided for
u 10 for all slaves imported alter ha date Where's
In the Confederate Constitution III cieon 10 sowed 10
Congress. but s rcqpred 70 p,ohbn the trade en.ciosy
WIS, then be ash d. sId has been sskej did the
South ecscr Thr adneus Of Mr. lii coa contend that the
North determined prohibit Slavery in the Territories
the seeded that sccoIn Ibas tie
date the .part comunica rd to the barrel OF
pow but 1t the thai did the work and was the
r. ,.use Of the disruption. Without however going into
the real aud far the ueror 1T
that the North in s sSowod position, cared nothing
tie and only used the slavery question 10 OBTAIN
political adyan
policy did not propose 20 free sage slave but to Keep
them within particdla Territorial limits lls
policy that OF the slaves OF the ubion should be
h, for every OF Territories
adj the Senate IL the Territories could
for Yankee en the States would seDd two
Northern Seuators sd In the system of Legislative robbery
the products OF slave boinOt Ia aid Of scoon
Of s4vry. For this very South in 'sdeisnse
finding the Norh for the hrst time uni Ell section on that
policy mined longer TO lear the Ills OF such Govern
IL will be perceived that the North vas not moved oy
moral but ~ polGic, policy devoid Of honesty as OF
constitutional Priaeiplo.'
1t strikes US that so much OF the above as
ia true should not be suffered to continue So
while 80 much Of it as is false should BE- rem.
dcred palpably. consPicuously so. the occupa-
ton of the Yanceys 10 Europe will be gone
Whenever on Government prOclaims itself the
determined foe of Slavery.