New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
NEW vonx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1852

s,,veholders. We have nothing n. al 10 do with
n thew slv they are those Who hold pehI:cai aiti-
i'm With HEM ana yet hive nCibisS 10 do witD ~
They afo those who dive constitutional guarantees
RAJ III IA hunted H. lyfs tbali te seized ano gwen
mn to tle!a in any iar, OF III. North, yet We have
nothing at ail ~ 10 With slavery. HypocIites ana
dsseu lers, | purn you IL, When se' man
dlowiiag il / ean throw biu aT0re. I'll DO IT. ana
the opportunity II fsn'ed and 40 no thi"W pin
tho r6te which might save him. would n"t NC
rnfcerer by not doiug Il When | see pan taller
su,ong thieves, and wounded, if can go to hin
with oil and wine TO biud up BIZ wousds ana DO nov
4 tnill a,a as baee the villain wt0 struck hi"
down; and when rec tyranny tIaml ling upon Nv
man beings know / no law that binds me 70 81
lcn,e will not ds it; is my business 10 tianpi7
upon oppres !ou wherever zee IT.. tCheors.I Il j.
,.i o,.iu t,at there WAS no trouble n the land "
M .e Ato.i'iouista appeared. Well the more = e
,ity. Order Ieigus IN Warsaw Until kosciusko
ma kes b. apt cargncc--orcer rtlgns ~ huuB',3,
n.fii k,s.ain comes f0rw alin Ip,ly, I'LL ianDadl
I, 'tes tie Goid Cheers. No trou' le MI ue ADO
Il ians,s came forward! Tie charge Ii alse, hi'oti-
/ cliiy untrue.
/ Ni,rees The trererdous struggle thar took place
~ ile formation OF yonr Constitution. what u ne
testimony OF John Quincy Adams on thaI point Ito
~. csuno, be dcnIed-the ..eveloldng lords Of he
South prescribed, cJneiitb 81 men t.tt 70 ~
Co. sti..tioa ia spoil W1''ions 70 rtc'-' III
petuy Il their dominion 'beiF sllvr'. The M
~. lie Immunity f)r twenty years O. lI.s wing l''
kfi-au .nsctrale tho .o;ond was the - s'ioD q" s'
ierIo. fugitive sl-c.-sn erfs.e.-'tt I'''t' II'n1''
hy ne zvs cr 0od tevFei o. ~ Siaaii I'D tord 9.
c4s''on isto T. ihr Ifhiptt ~ pop' q,
rrpTesenaiion ~ SLAVE ARTICLES 81 ueie n11s ''
dor toe name OF pefsoua' - e,oo,
There were no ALolitioni-is IN the field bnt thC
struggle between Freedom aud Slavery was ut tlat
time fierce aud terrible ANA threatened 10 END IA
dis.olnti oi the Cnio4. q, no aaiis OF blood rest
on me o,rrents Of tie Aboi ioniss; they have en-
deavorsd TO prevent the calamity witch came upon
IA at. and they may wash their BANDS and thank
COL that IN evil day, they were able to stand mn
t-Tnf ed No. my friends, tbs Is not OF man, thi-
IL a. Lra.cn tbs war j. a ludgm, Mt; as we have
.,,xef we are Ieari1p. The whole 81 It Ia con-
m. "a la hat removable we're of the prophet ie
have OF LeaIkenod INTO me IN proclaining liberty,
every man 70 bis uei.l hor every man TO ms iIieho'
" Therefore proclaim liberty 10 you satin tue
aud - the famine" That is the wlOie
stay. l. is tie settlement, day OF tcd A.
mig g. IN regard he tius q oar iatIof, ana u We
a. ire TO BE- saved, must see ID It that we pui
AWAY our ,.nf, csd culeayor thereby 20 s,cuIe sal-
y.icl 10 tie laAt. ibis rebellion IL Lot only 10
stsr -e ne eusls'ciregt Of The African race, but u
! al5o 20 ovettur free iutIi utcns OF tie Aoitr
Tie stakeholder, rot timpy opposed TO Northern
Aho.it0ri.s-tnry ave oppose 10 NoriLein mon,
Northen iiea-, aud Northern iusiiiut orr Shnll J
rioah yo.l i.c.nay hy one or Two qtotat oAs u
icitf I-tcn 20 ihe laus 1a6e ior instance, OF I''
E.,lnr.f F41Eih
nnrfN rf that Nl-ffl' - .ifAif W.. ii
,.s Of tae Save s.rs .tis The holding oi fh' 'aen n
aouas.r'
~ Ciarlesfsn .Ncrcug save:
's.s,e.y g. he rairr ed lomel condition Of ne !asfi
me-. win the VIII or ei'e. re sI'a. e'i, o. NII1
ul. Ur fefl yrsn NJ ma yet 3D. go y !" y" 'ne "a
bases -ad power 81 c.uf'ih hsief ave i,'''
Nr,i sre'v .-t haze {. iu''duee H. Their heo'y o'
III. ~. Ia'.if y gnir,, declares hat
f re-. ssci,'y De un..tuIi immoral c i'i'an " ni1
f snd lgo Suj ave ocisy 'oc-' . item esd IS e.
OfI. aliyeri-. al nta L.
aide Northe.n sia'e. I'D e,peci,y The New Rngend
Sac. devoid Of society n,iee ot welhe1 seitem'n
m. v..ns a.. one nh h' ~ nechht is' ,ts
r. 10 b. ssarel and email farmer. who 10 th'if own didr
or, and ,s Who hardy ut to s''oeis.e With soa.aen
Ii i war AGAINST freedom, yonr freedom, ss well
a, he freedom Of the slave: war against tho he
dom OF mRnFind. IL "a 10 estahieh an absolute
dssuotian that wa have this Southern rebellion u,
fuI blnsi. snd II tie slaveholters can work tleir
will agiilti us, there vii bs lett no iheuy
speech, no gh' 70 ae,embe 40 Vs. have arc inhi,d
here to night aud our manhood VIII lie iran rl'd 81
lie dust | saw t'en, uLder tie" circuh. lance
thnt treason consists in giving Iy aid OF con.ie'-
arca 10 NJ, slave Eytem Of our country; not ere
10 Jefferson DaSis, as the Preriecnt oi mat t"n-
ederucy, bat every man who gi'cs any eonntenan,'
or .uf II to slavery, l. traitor 10 liberty Ioul
srrl,ti,e1 say le N a dang fons ard un,sie RAY,
bec.ns- To has within him the seeds OF de,po'i-'.,
ana nobody can tell how soon thofe De harvest
there. Liberty goes with Bnion and for union.
Slavery H. utter disunion and cisorgruik1iion ~
Gods unirerse. lCnoogs.l But we are tDld Hang
the Sc s.ioIisis a. hand aud The Atoili1L-
.ts on the other aBd then we shall have peace
Now. 4 tay ID any hanging Is To De cont N
don't elieye in CaIitLl Punishment. that's one ~
my teIesios-ii any hanging Il 70 he done, en- ior
irnging u c-e go-letweeus Immediately. LOUD A.
plau.e.l Why, in ielnrd 10 loyalty, MAINTAIN bat
the most LOYAL people TO free government who wlks
on tie American soil are tie incorporating 400
ltioni-ia. II IL not Freedom that sndbngers free
government; it Is not the love Of Liberty that
dGugers il; il j. tlose Who viii make comTro
l. lee with Tyranny who endanger il; il IL thoye
who sierd OF ami strike hands with 'hieyc'
aid adul,,r,rs lApplaute. MAINTAIN tha'
tie Aholilionisls more loyal - free govern
uieut aud free Institutions than President Lincoln
bimsrlf. because while | want TO RAY every him,
good 81 him | can, must ray that l think lie Is
Visiting little IN backbone, and l. dirposed TO make
. nie compromises with slavery, aid therefore he ~
nearer Jefferson Davis than am. lCheer.l Still,
wc arc both bad that believe II we were to
60 auioahly together down South we'd never
COM, back again. Hang the Abolition lists, and
then hang tie SeeersIon,ts Why, IN the
nsuie Of common seLSe, wherein do TIE!
amocl We bel eve IN the rights OF man
utiee, In equality IN right. The, dibclieyc in all
ihe-e. We believe in always making the lave o.
God paramount all human enaciments II nee BE-
and tlev believe in traDpliug upon all tie Laws Of
God and exhlIing themselves above everything else
BG, j, may he said You for the dissolution OF ito
Union Yea. 1 r0S-wns. Did have any syn-
athv with the s,i, of Southern Secession wbefs i
look ,hat poeioni No. Nv ,sue was Christian
one a moral one. II was because Of the nature of
the eomra,t it.elf that said cannot es thIs,ili
man. cannol IN lllcrd OF liberty, swear 60 uphold
such Union o. Constitution; and take fpr myteNt
the declaration of John Quincy Adams, compe'eat to
testify, think, in fogoId to tais matter;