New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-16

so., - An, With IN. North We are Of the same blood
our fathers were within memory united Section has In
termsrrisd with section.
Tbsre h,. been but Satanic evder who has opened
chm between usSavery The interests Of Slavery cannot
be made the interests Of free society and there cannot be ore
institution OF free socisy-such as the fes press and ss
speech and free schoolwhich Ia not bombshe for STA,
very Free society being necessarily continual assault upon
Slavery Slavery hstes the North II 10 no, the Southern
man Il il the virus of Slavery In his veins which hates tho
North the Indian pleaded before the court that not be- but
the whisky committed the murder Tsks that virus away
NV Northern friend and he 10 Saxon man, she Saxon
WOMAN like yourself
THE writer Of these pages reared 10 the midst OF Ia
tired and contempt Of the Northern people, and did himself
hate and dsspiso them cordially during oil ri"
early youth; be held It to be his highest ambition
to assist in severing that section from the hof'n'
But fortune led him to years residence in little
Quaker settlement where Slavery did lot exist and which
oasis upon Slaverywssed DESERT and
with this step of the atmosphere OF Slavery win the
first glance doubt toward that Institution cloud oil u
sons cleared up the snpahy Northern men disappeared
and he experienced revuon in their favor which did them
even more than justice.
He knows the leaders Of the Southern hsoel
lion many ofthen personally all OF them by character aud
know. them TO be very msmen he knows tha TINS
North can by seaug the of madness and d'
alton wher II up forever.
France and England had much longer and ore rancoi
Gus eud than th. between the North and the South
fight Frsnchnan said Lord Nelson. wherever can ind
him wherever he anchor my ship shall be there But
wear Of common interest made them sliss; lately their
sovere;ns god visits aud is the estimate Of the best
Judge. that the current gener.ou will bear to It's grave al
nsmorv Of the isud between the English aud the French
Men will love aud II need be die io that By which they
and their fsmie. live nSavery 10 the basis OF their homes
om slave Institutions the bread that suslsirs the
life wife and child then they will fight and die for Slavery
II the home the bread OF wife and child derived from
free institutions then for these will tight and die Did
only compel the people Of the South to get their daily
bread from free institutions less five years they would
be ready ght and die by sides for roe Institutions
They would call the Yankees by hard for
after doubt but there could be war between the
tons the contrary every he,iu. nfusncs in the uni
verse would be work these lace,on msde By tho
tomshawk OF Slavery, which would then be buried.
When Freedom folds hor blessed wings over both North
and South then every steamer every car every ,elssphic
line plying between them viii be shuttle ces'ee.sy weav
interest and affection.
But who enunerste utter In thousand OF the
CRYING acompens laws with which those who trust
IN Everlasting Justice ally themselves Steata'i upon their
orbits my masters these stars will surely move, and 10
Southern ssers shall be match for them Ia their courses
Blu, we must hitch to them. The Sage said We
cannot briDs the heavenly powers to but II will only
choose orr job, direction, in which they travel they will
undertake them with the greatest pleasure IL 10 peremp
tory rule with them tia! they on. Of their road