New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-25

sI,verv ia confined within certain specified limits IT.
f,ture exsieuee il doomed; IL IL only question OF
time as TO its inal destruction. You may take any
single slavehoding comfy in the Southern states
in which the great staples OF cotton aud sugar "fe
cultivated TO any extent, ind couhne the present
slave population within the limits OF that county:
such il tie RAJ id Natural increase OF the siaYee ana
the rapid exhaustion Of tue soil IN the oul'A ION q,
thoFe crops (which add so much 10 the eonnef'iai
wealth OF tue couutTy) that in few years u WOMB
he impossible to support them within the limits OF
such county. Both master and elaye wonid oe
starved OUT aud what would be the Irletlfai eject
IN nny county, the same result wouid happeu 10
all tie slavehodiug States. Slavery cannot DO con
6Ded within certain limits without producing the
restsu, tioa Of both muster and slave; 1t nquIes
fre.h lands, ,leuty Of wood aud water rot only Tor
The comfort aud happiness Of the slaves but Tor the
benefit OF tie owt er. And TINS Is the doctrine %
the 0drOcdtcs OF Slavery What to any mnd but
that of a elayehoder. would seem ut once the re-
| gH,HO ad ajsuTdum and the biltereft mOrai s1'ne
on Slavery IL by item brought forward Is Tue
stt,e OF iheir minds--as an unanswerable argument
for bringing iresh territory under II rs fast as 1t eH
hnusts Tie old, until, we suppose all the remaining
,il of our planet IL ueet up Gld depopnlhted.
Even were they not prompted TO tils aggressive
ambition by pccullnry Interest they would nave
eui,,nt iuduceueui 10 IL III tho passions which are
| tie ia ursl ptowth of ave sociey. " ~ h1 WHICH
the siy orireh soils Is TO Tue locai economy
| Of such communities, lust OF power 10 thelr moral
] y.
pierre Of oeslot.sm; lie sees around lin none bus
AFFECT crcarnres who uudr fearful penalties to be .
llaed hy hiusef are bound 10 do his shghtest, lis
most unreasonable bidding" Tue commerce De-
tween master aud slave, in the words OF Jeilerson
himself born aud hrcG IA slayeOWncr, 4" 10 perpetual
exercise OF the most boisierous Jas5ious-the mott
unreInItiIng crs pOii The Que hand, and drgut-
ng submission on the other. Our childrcu see tblr
ana learn to initiate it. The parent stormT, the thild
looks oD catches the liueaments of wrath, puts Oh
,Ia l..,ta tliara IA
loose TO The worst ,ssions and thus nuised, edn'
Gated and daily exercised IN tyranny, cannot but DO
= ainped with It's OdiOus pcculisrtrs,' Inc AFRO
gauce. sci-wi and impaiience OF rettralDt, whieh
arc the natura iruiis OF the situation, and wbeh the
south III American character In all is manifesto
v.s is deeply Fl lInped suffice In themselves To make
he saveuoding class throw all their pride and self
importance Into the fnalnte lauce, extension ana eA
hiuliOn Oi Their peculiar iuspIullOni the more,
tecause tue Institution and a uphVldeIs are gcneT'
ally roprObated 10y mankind, nnd because they nave
TO DEFY the opinion OF Tree nations aud may have 10
resist the eXertIon OF their physical power.
Hence IL ia that the politicians OF ,he Slave States
have devoted themselves, with tie GrdOr OF ianui-
c,m TO acquiring by tair meaus or fodi, nscenGGncy
ia ~, uoIcs VI tue UuOn, IL order that they might
,mploy that asceLdancy ~ gaining Territory iof inc
formation Of new Slave stale, and aghh 10 oFcaie
NOR, and moro Slave States, IN order 10 maiuiHin
tb.tr usceudaucg Ia the IniOn. Mr. Cannes Lac
traced with Vigorous hand TIC history OF tLtte
Efforts: the struggle between tfredom Hhd Saver!
m, dc to.s, scion of MIssOuu the ComyfOmise ny
y,licb tbnt new state was gwen up ~ slavery, on
,oncuiou that no future Slave a1o should DC cie'
.t.d uoitn Of tue parallel 80 .. 81 norm lAltdiei
the hlibuttsitg occupation OF Texas III Onot W Ut
t,rb II from Mexico. iiH annexation 10 the Union ny
lweans Of Slavery nscenIabey, AMI tho war Win
Alexlco tor The acIuiitiOn OF more Save ttiHtofyi
tu. Ai,.oau Conn lOnier, rs sOpn as hlI ITO iuiis
Lad been feny,d, discovered 10 be Unconstitutional,
and repudiaied, the lnncipie next set up being
,ottat er royeftiguty che doctrine that tonHr,rs
eou not lesis.le ior the Icrfilones, AID that thr
Iar.t inhabitants lid the fisht TO c,eiis whether
tn.v would allow slavery or not; tie Northern
I,ri,ofi,r consequently opened 10 oitEcfy, ana tue
,,,, which followed be.wetn Northern aAd South
an ,,ct art, Tor TIE possession Of haltsa slave.
~ C.nrtituton for kinsas v1oi nt the nhcs
,oint by b4nds ii border Tuih ms from tie
,outn Who did Mt tyca intend 10 settle III Tie
i,r.itory; when this neiHuous Proceeding wac
',,..r.t.I b. the crowds OF ire sctt.els who
lacked ia IRON abe Aortu Hhd refused to he
Iouud by tic lUtil0us CDnrtliWluD, the prnci-
u q Cd Sqaaiter SOt-Gsisny h!-0 fcputlAied, slucc
Il bad islcd oie,t SOathcn objects, and The doc
thine eel ug thai slavery Aisis tDs0 Jur. IN oil the
I,friiouc- aud tat no. even the set ,rt Themselves
omit make " iH, q 4; and finally dccif0n obtained
rom th, .ig tIbunal oi tbo United states (which
soutleTu i.Aucnce had succeeded IA Ming with
o.gtnern lawyssl. by which not only this uOIs rOus
Ipi.acpis WAS affirmed, but the night Oi n slave
ns.. war rrco, ulI,d to carry Lila slaves with hlm
10 any raf oi tie Free States, and hold them there
ATTY local law 10 tie contrary Notwithstanding
las YVES Olc step too much Ia TIC ot.erHI-e well
Ipl.uurd progflas OF the southern conspiracy.
ii. com, tls Northern allies, by whose help alone
they could command majority IN tie cOuucis OF
tie FEDERATION, fcl of iron them. The fcat OF
lue coutuefn candidate Tor the Presidency followed
az IA Consequence; aud chs Inst check 20 ne aggrc:
svs and Advancing movement u Slavery Whs the
,lyuul lur Boct ssIon and ciyii war. We'd NAV Air
rnrs say that tlis settles OF events " 10 one VI the
most sllklng and alarming eisodcs IL modern
history aud furnishes Hfomaikaulr example Of what
d sAGll bOdy of men may ELECT against the most
vial interests OF human tocisiy when. thoroughly
nulerslan ding their poeil0n and It's requirements
IiLey devote locomotives, deliberately, resoluley
ma uutuoquljusly, 10 the Accomplishment. Of their
Icldr."
should these consplraiors succeed ia making good
thtir IDlU, cadence, aud possessing thcne vvt Oi
part OF tie Territories b,iuR tuOae which IRE IN
Immediate contact win MeAlcO, nothing i 10 be
,1prctcd but the spreal OF the ius iiutIon by con-
quest luuless prevented by some European Power
over that vast country, and uIlmalely over ali
"a 4uish America, aud II circumstance permit The
conquest aud annexation Of the Wet Indics; while
30 vast extension OF the field for the emf Oyuent
Il slaves woull raise up demand for none, Which
would IA all proOabiiny lead 10 that rooptniug OF
the Affc8n slAye-tride the leguiIgcy hud necls
fiiy OF which have long been ablcly asserted by
many ofgaus Of ihe South. Such are the Issues to
humanity winch Rrc It II Ike ia tue present contest
Detw cen free anu slticho.dng America; and such
Ia tho cause 10 which maJOily Of Euyl.sh Wriers.
aai OF Engshmen who Lave the ear " tho pubic,
bavc given tue support Of thei; sympaihios.
/ What is the meaning Of this Way does tie
English nuliOn, winch has made teeif memorable to
All uuo tho destroyer OF negro Slavery, which
has thFunk from 10 sacuces to tree its own chsras-
tor from that OGous slHi1, ana 10 close ali The
counuies OF tie world against tho slaye-iuerchani;
why /, II that the nstIOn when j. II the head oi
Abotionism, hot ouly .esls no sympathy with tnoso
who ae ii. hung against tho slaycho oinR piracy
bat actulily Gcsr,u la Huccsas Why II the general