New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-16
sTEAlsSC FROM COX.

They keep up newspaper at the queer cid
borough of Newburyport, Mass, for no other
purpose, apparently, than to furnish happy cita.
tons for the Democratic and other Pro-siavery
journals, under the caption, "From The Ne'c-
burvport Herald, Rep" Some of them put q
bo der face on the matter, and print the last
word in full, Republican. Said journal
makes no pretension, that we can discover, 70
Repnblicansm, and seems to be oil about the
same politics as Caleb Gushing. Intrinsically,
its articles would command no attention; it ia
only tho false pretense that they have Re-
pnblican source that gives them any significance
or pungency.
We have IN our City two or three journals
which subseryc Ike purpose with TIE Herald
aforesaid. AS The Journal Of Commerce was
for years quoted as Wing paper, to tue
prejudice and damage of the Wing party.
which it did not even pretend to agree with,
so Tie " Y. Times, among others, is p'ausib'!
characterized as Republican, becauOe its Editor
condescends occasionally to accept Office at the
hands of Republicans. hs Journal il Of the
but whatever it sees fit to say Of Republican
east is regarded as matter of course, while
what j; says on the other side IA shouted over
as the concession Of Republican ex-Speaker
and ex-Lieut. Governor, who couldn't agree
even to support Union State ticket with
out putting distinct Republican platform
under it, Here is a taste of his journals
quality, from the editorials of Is Saturdays
issue:
"TaE MrsrERY or sEGROPHILrsM.
"Of all topics engaging the thoughts Of god AL m.n
ov place in tie .c,e Of human e,.,ecc- be- has rescued
the highest snd We: the nieresi III him uuhaed
rerr h. Is pe6os'ined would be rash proph- thl would
attempt ior-eL But evidence. sIe sound,nt thai rs
l. The central hgGre OF the nsonihe unit oi existence
around which the est q mankind parade ihemse"s q
You'd he hard 20 tell whence iii. extraordinary inter.
In The nrsO hus /; does arise from bic beauty
fy writer ssiheics has proended TO hod either
beauty grsce the tlanUng At an IL cannot 80 be
csue Of his iu,trou. Fo,ne history rae or %
ps,on ioF classic sfagie ssisuey osrIsr 81 'e 'a
his rore and The black of the blaok has swsJs b-en
e.rca uraayary ana naturally best by iaznes and
min And lastly bu because o! the symPhy OF the
lr. with wrak downtio6dsu and ensned ior the
negro Africa ofn hich The Americas uegro was skcn
/, weaker tcds. oPpesiee aud nearer barbarian
% end oanubs than hi Amedc,A cousin has ever been Aud
yet no Anglican Quotes or peucan Gree ~ ever heard
:. .linr oycr the sosrows Of the Of Asasr.ce"
4 Why is it tia, such monstrous pcrversiel
and sophistry as the above cannot be LETT to it,
natural fathers. the lowest and cOarFast Pro-
? Slavery demugogucs of The school Of S. S. Cox
and W. ~ Richardson II there wero AM
novelty in tiff it had not been drummed
= aud droued upon more than any other harp
. Of thousand strings" ever mads vOcal-ii
E fifty thousand demaeOgues did not daily puirefy
the atmosphere of fifty thousand grogshops
with eructatiOns whereof this is the burden
there might be- some excuse for it's utteraDce
through Journals Ike TIE TlmcS. Now, there
is none.
Not less than a million times have the in.
suting misrepresentation OF Republican ideas
| and impulses reiterated above been repealed
} and OK ploded. Again aud again have Anti
Slavery men explained that they cherish no
peculiar interest in negroes and feel for them
no more, but probably les, sympathy than
they would for any other men in their place.
IT is oppression that We resist-it IL for
Justice and equal laws that We contend. The
negro may be ever so repulsive and sun
savory" to white men; but when women AID
children arc set up on an auction-blUck FOR
sale TO the highest bdder-when we learn on
ProSiayery authority that Il quadroon girl OF
sixteen, whom Gov. StaD!y' recently ordered
to be delivered up to her Rebel master would
sell for ) 500 even IN these times, when a
hGmey md really " repusive wench Of equal
industrial vaue would rot bring $500--it
seems that Mi upright moral humane people
ought 10 revolt at The IucrUa system which
throws the mantle Of Law over systematic
robbery, cruelty AID debauchery. They ought
to feel very much as Il poor Old b.ach woman
at Winchester. Va, expressed herself few
days slnce, Isl al she casually remarked thai
"Thc Lord has been very patient with this
Slavery for good while, but lie aint gong
10 stand 1t much tongeT.'
The fact that negroes are shamblng'-
that they are unsayory'-tbai they are Oh
jects Of aversion aud disgust TO many if not
most Whtcs-is our great difficulty. II they
were conely variety Of the Caucasian race,
Slavery could not have endured till this tiwc
But, though Oh Inferior, despIsed, detesled
race they are still men, and entitled TO the
rights of Humanity. Call them stupid, lazy.
sensual, degraded, and as many more depre-
ciatng adJectyes as you choose and you still