New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-26
7, c.,,,, ,sv that they ,hall rrc.ive thir.

n II M.ouri and the OF TEXAS in favor
slavery bv the bsret uoes of voter, while the highly
vote of hirds has length been attained
against slavery and sill Slavery exss-even morrover al
Inoh wo.,hd OF the blood the OF s fast
becoming fom ar race five wait for larger vote or
until slaves blood becomes more consnt uned m WIN
can have no contfo must become Imminent. day.
BY Of Undecided ion deeru ined by no policy but
thst very revolutionary violence ~hih We seem
Let for moment the element, Of such yolu-
Many Of he slaves here have been sold from tho Bor
der states 100 70 S Nob ee 5h.s
here with knowledge Of the Christian religion, win
s germs planted and EXPANDING as were In Tue dsa' ,h
the families from which they cane and with 'cnsr o. UNI
meisd rsnishment cups all which tends 70 oIs upon
hem greater severity Of aud core pondig d
incnsou receive punishment" They are far superior
beings their ancestors Tho were brought rom As ,wo
EGO snd who occasionally Ieheed against com
psatv,ly less severe IuDhneut than is inflicted now
While rising tie scale OF Christian beings their testmsn
Is being I, ndered more than The WHIP ire
chans he stocks, sDd Imprisonment are no mere tc'es
hsre tnsy are , T,ed to n any fa ss eac May
Of them sro as intelligent as their ma'tr-
law a. Indication crsng it as to the yey horns
altar Of his safety ard lis hope the master seldom fsse' 70
rr H., tom il with violence and contempt. The slave II
ia -n besrs no Re eminent; he asks punt hme, or
his master he simply cfirns justice for hnsei tud th
feature Of bis condition thst promises tenor TO the rei
by heir q, preston humanity being subject to dssee o.
confession ebso and eusavement to error @rc wrops men
No,iherr society could ro, credit OF comprehend II,
Added the iou millions Of the cofo'ed sce nose na,
lection Is increasing even more IhlluIi 'nan mn & 80
there least four millions more o the "he race wa E
ih,se Of blacks This latter portion Of southern socy
it, reuIesentaves who swing from the .ahold WIN we
nss y. tst ,ghich VIZ. msniieed by John brown. he
,,to Mumford, who swung he Other Gay ior Iampns on
~ National f-g hao been rendered perfectly placid and IN
different in his deportation by Government mar e.ni sou
would secure to is subject. tie blessings q oeT,
Government well IS the North though In prouo en- re
eut ih and in What manner Is me. justice 70 DC 90
aad is to he secured by that wIeched resource Of
ct Of pohgi'e lonici'ns' cti ed isSon,siuo'Jh -
to obiined by tie Abortion Of Slavery ana oS 10 o'
Il Is vain to deny that the system Of labor Is giVins
shape 20 the government OF the society where " et
,s' S af 'ii IN 1 eTm or siTis il va. hTooeh
a. th the eadi conspnio have sought to is'tea
upon people aristooracy despotsm and Is not
ucrt that they should be mere defeated IN th.r otee
ion We are iuperaeiy obliged sustain The States sslni
ambition Of unprciped eede and secn1e to them ne
etnbncan 'on of govern eut We positive dot IS TO
u shcad hence ID Ut and pursue positive decided
policy. We have service, to endr 70 cersn s'sie' winch
hcy csuno; perform themselves Wesre so enerseney
which the Of the Coustitui'n might easily have fore
seen, aud for wbch they have amply provided
lis the pubic good requires slavery to be aoe
hed but IN bat manner be done Tho mere quiet
operation Of Cor sreou law cannot deal with slavery as 10
rrh reason and there is in slavery system 50
aonabe as Slavery cannot be regulated oy eson W.
badly expect The soV saest ADOPT sws OF i"eAae
sranst tler immediate Interests We have seen TIT
toe, will rather mud avg NETS ~, eme man sen
sbe fishing OF moo ins slavery But there Is one pine
ME which Il fully recognized Necessity IN conditions HE
he State aud thai amid the csh oaIns the laws peace are
"A Silent Iii then for PTe.ioeut The CommonceinCh
a II aTnie to declare the abolition Of ssyer, eavis II
to the wisdom Of Congress TO sdot measures 10 mee me
consequences This is the usual oourse pursued by Gem
- icaed percs and millions of property. leaving /, to
eject. podaced Let the Pfe.id,n sb"i.h siavers
would be MISTER fI Congress- throos we!tgu'
'd ,tem Of apprenticeship to sdoP' ,re measures Tor
The eIrg system of labor ia Lonihans uo,ned to tie
ge by the Intrusion Of Tho NsOrsl forces it fan
10 II
between the Master ad the OF violence, i'm
aud vice The fusvr negro tells u, that our rfe
cnce renders bis condition with hi th,n 4,
II before. and that offer alienation In return. Tie
stem inpoc because offers bot -,inusp to labor
Effort viz the ssh when another viz money might be
4oced with good effect Fear and the other low bad
eusie. Of tie slave appealed to. bu, tho good
The relation, therefore, iewel capital end labsr. Which
ought 10 he and hiding is dazzling suspicious
sii dy iu Of reIioachful threats snd without cotcord or
peae Thu condition q hi'gs renders The interest. OF society
D. Hey Itcis. Polite cease to be Trscte' or s.eol
The questions ha ought to have been discussed In ID. late
!. eyuaordnsTy correction OF Louisiana are; fuH, Whist
ought The State OF Louis to DO to adapt her ancient y'ten
Of abcr to the present advanced ,p the sgel Aud second
How the State be assisted bY The General Government ia
eetng the change But instead Of this the only question
stoe La body Was lowfo 'caie slavery 81 hossns the
. Coapromises heIeer not 10 be made with poi,sn
bit 20 sturdy labor and the - to work he Interests Of
wol recent political tAos Oar political edsca on
- AID 'cioU. in the extreme and i n.si De corrected
viii uch snddenne.s slnos' As at with which salem
hcrl 10 lie end The only question that remains
J. t. secoe ls hoS the change ,lsl take place.
Ne0e without tIsnpes end precedent in the history
Of the The enfrachisoent OF the people Of Europe
has been s. stu going on through the ss,rue'n,sy q
military dby this esn' our ,.Ve. might BE- rsised
the scale ciy k.on and prepared for freedom fiy
regiments might be rsed among them ct ones, which could
vent Ihe sc~.y Of our bee .. we should
+ co by large army eIclusiTely Of whites For IL IL
evident that considerable army d whites would give sin
gercy Government while army partly OF blacks
would nstury operate In favor Of freedom and against those
nfuerce. which PRESENT epdanser liberties Al
place. hlied al b new enlis,msnts.
dis'e abolition II there il IN it, favor have wit
messed the sudden sbolon OF h'g0g at will 10 the army
warped nens Of both and from the bsnehc. effects
there have noshilg to fear from he immediate eboloa Of
nusnce OF the evil But should such act deysa,e the
the mere passage Of Ii. fruit. OF the enterprise and To-
duy OF the NoT,hW,st would be better for the eounty
than IL the seat Of dssaecion aud rebellion
When remembered that not word Is found In
Consi 1on ssnconig the buying AMI selling Of human be-
Cbrstendon aud worse In thu. respec, than Africa
hers should have dread Of seeing the desrsdi.g
virtually paid for labor In the sy,em OF tasks which Ia
unwilling spirit Of compounds most Of the Slave States
have already been compelled to adopt, At the end Of pc
nod Of five years Of sPpeI,ee.sp or Of h'e-S at iathe
hold tie slsyes Of Louisiana ty the tenue that
the State can alone claim them viz by the original right Of
Conquest We have far conquered them that pIocsna
tion setting them free coupled with obe Of protection
In concu.i1n may state that Mr. La Brsnch- ia. a. am
Informed descendant from one OF the oldest iome, Of lou
ssns lie wealthy and msn Of standing aud biz act 10
seuoirg away his lines with thrit clothes and
fur uTe appears indicate the convictions OF biz mind
proper logical aud deductions that
should o from the present. relative status Of the two
tending parties lie ~ he convinced that the proper
esu of tine conic, is the msnunsson Of the slave aud be
may be safely regarded Ia ibis respect representative
Of the stare 30 regard him mysef and thu, dc iu
erpret he seton. althorgh contains some Of
the nshe't symbols y Secesonm which have been taken
by party Of the n Vermont Voun'ee from his re,idence
Meantime his slaves Olo young little ALL
sDfeIIg from exposure and uncertainty their future
condition Driven by their master, with threats o. vi
oeuce IL they return and with decided welcome recep
what be their lott Considerations Of hu
Dsnty pressing for all immediate solution Of their diff
cultes and they bat small portion Of their who
and are still seeking pickets and military
siaon declaring that they cannot and will not longer
their masters, and that ell they want IL add