New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-19

The resolution 70 which you refer bae been os,eeta-
,ionsly proclaimed az the triumph OF pnncip'e
which ne ,eoplo OF he Southern staiea regard as
r1,ino1, q them The feet Ct tte5e measures wac
70 e;old and may row De oeer ~ .n' mh"h''o S'a''
Of soa-he N feehng.
To these 90 1ses NJ. President, and Dot 10 our
omission 20 vote for the re,olu.ion recommended ~
YOU. we sol-mnly believe we are TO a'trbcte the
terrible earnes.nes, OF those III arms againn zoe
Government sn1 the continuance Of the war. Nor
do we lpsrmt 40 70 say, Ni. Presleni, with all re.
speot T. yOul agree tha; the institution o Slavery IL
:he lever % their power" but 90 o. the op,n-
ion that :" the leyer Of TIER power, 10 the appre
heusion that the powers OF common Government,
created for common snd equal protection TO The IN
teos., Of al, VIII be welded agaYs' me msI'u'
tjons Of the Southern States.
There il one other idea IN ycDr address we fe'i
called on 10 notice After stating ibe ilct OF your
r-pudistion Of Gen. Honters proclamation, you
aid:
10 m.oy vb.se sppor. the county cannot sfod 10 lose
And tbls not the Off Tho gIesure n this direction
rk you can relieve md mech mere can relieve Tue
country IN THE important point
We have sDyiously looked into thih passage &c
discover ,s trIe import, but We ye, in painful
uncertainty. How cSn we by conceding what you
now ask. relieve VOC and The country from the
increasing pressure 10 which you refer I We Will
not allow cuSseyes 10 think that the proposition IL,
that we consent 20 give MP slavery - lie emo tnat
Hnntev
Southern reope, for il 10 TOO well known that we
would not be parties to any ouch measure and we
have 100 much respect iOr you 20 imagine yon would
pryooeo t. Can j. mean that by saciliclnS our
intefcs IN Slavery we nprease the dpft 'hf' con-
troll that pressure, cane u 10 te wI,bdrawu, sno
nd tbe country OF the pes'ilcn. sgi@pioh o, we
Slavery o1es.io1l We are forbidden 81 - .hink,
Tor that = irt 9oull 30 be satisfied With re hb.rs-
ton # 700 Q00 sayee and ceaee i's agitation. while
3 goo 900 remain IN bondage. CGn II mean that by
abandoning Slavery IN our States we are removing
ID. pfessirs from you and ne country 0y preparing
for a s.r ,gati)u o. :he liDc Of the Cotton states!
", sra forbidden 70 70 think, because D : Known
a. we are and 60 believe tbai Ton are. unal' 2
abb, oppO, ! 20 auy divisioD q, all we "odIh Pre-
fer 10 thinL thss you desire snls eoIces-iJn -
pledge 81 our sappQr, and 'bns ena)i. y'1 % "i,n
,tsnd q o. esIT. Vbich welghs heavily % yol aud
the country. NJ. President, no slch sacr.ce y
necessary 10 s,clre our s-ppo:t. topinc yourself
- ,,t.r r,usli. utIo0a iih)rty; oontDo youf SUE
or,iua.es WITHIN tie sane hui.s condG- lbs " d.
soi.i, Tor The purpose d fee'ojng me 'ohsl'uuon
~ j.. i-etiliaie au ,h0riy; e0ncede % eei N'air
and 10. loyal c,tiaoDs ,heu Jas1 iighlt and We a'o
welded 10 you by i1d.ssoiubie nee bo lb.' Ny.
p-csid-n. aud SOu fg,ch 'he ~ sTl'ar near. ana
n,N.g).a.e 10 with new nope. So- VII, q. Wc SOL
e,uni, bel Ne, ia QUO tine rsttOl. pea 20 )o-f
country IN J. f.om d.sponiancy 20 f. are 0i CORY
and preserve ~ y0u cSuutryneD, .h1i pcs1eIIty,
aud usu ID. .nesnat,s treasure 81 = ,3nsliul. ma
Government.
Sir Presden,. we bay. eta ed with !fank1et' tuc
moor the on VII, ID we f9ibois To- N0e 10.
IN. resolution goa have mentioned bit yea have
ANN presentsd this proposition and appealed 10 u,,
gith an .arne.,le.s aud eloluence which lave no.
fai,ed 10 myrets 10, 10 " coutide2 Il, aud ~ toe
lels, 20 COZ. mend .. g nc cOnslIcT..On OF or
s:a'.s aud people," fhls appealed 20 by The Cbiei
N3o-tro'e OF ON beloved county, IN the hoer oi re
gres'ee, peril We oanno, wholly decline we ar
vilhrp 10 trusi every question relating 20 theI IN
irre.t ard haprinese 20 ne consideration AM NIL
ui,e Judgment Of orr osn people. While differing
from you az 20 the necessi u cmanc ipaiinf ih9
sisves of States as meaus 81 Yc'LinR down me
rebellion, and while protesting aghins- me propny
f pny sx'ra territorlri Interference - induce INC
peope OF our S,aies 20 ado y. Any particular hne 81
policy on & subject which peculiarly and eAciuslFeiy
belongs 20 them vet when You snd or brethren VI
The ioyal S,ates sincerely believe ,ha. 'he retention
Of Slavery by us - an obstacle TO peace and na-
ito. al harmony, and are willingto contribute pc
cnnisry aid 10 compensate s'a.es End people Tor
tie incony enieDces produced by such change OF
pvs,.m we are not unwilling thai our people .hall
,ontlder the propueiy OF putting Il a-iie.
But we have already raid that ge regarded ,his
esoln,ion 90 The u,terance Of sentiment, and We
had no confdenO. that II would assume the shape
~ p tangible practical proposition, when wod'd
yie,2 The fruits u the Bacriice II required. Our
r.ople are Influenced by tao same want Of cont
denee end VIII not connder the proportion IN 10
presept impallsble form. The interest they are
Ard they ought not 10 be expected even 10 entertain
ire p-of sal n,l tbey ore a-sured that when they
aeon. II their inst expectations VIII no' be fro'trs-
ted We regard your plan 40 proposition from the
Nation 10 The States 10 exercise an admitted contIl-
tntonal riyhi IL & particular manner aud yield up
yalpahls ia,eres,. Before they ought 20 consider
the rropo,,on, y should be presented in zach tan
pibe practical eff cient shape a. 20 command their
confidence that i;s fruits are contingent only npon
,neir acceptance. We cannot tran! any dining to the
continseuciei f f1tlro legsiation.
u CoDrress by proper srf necessary reputation,
,bal provide sufficient funds and place 'bem u, your
disposal to DO applied by you 90 he payment OF any
OF our Safe. o. he c1ens thereof who shal adopt
the atJli hmsDl Slavery, ci.ner gradual or imme-
date as hey may determine, and tho expense Of
A. po,tafion and colonization Of lbs be:a,ed slaves,
then VIII our States and people take t.is proposition
into careful consideration, for such decision a. IN
Their Judgment If demanded by Their interest, their
honor ana their duty 20 tho whole country.
VI %c 5t ~ F'n Sc r cHtRits CALVERT
SA WIia5H paws fb y + I'VE Il A@shssrER
J. ! cRiTfENDEs h MALLoEY.
" y. cRIsFiEL6. JANIS S ROLLINS.
J. : JACKSON, !. w. MENLIEs,
iOHN ; PHELPS O. ". DUNLAP.
tkANtlS THOMAS, VEN A HALL.
RErLy Ot NE MISoRITy.
M.sHIsOTos, July 10, 1862.
Mr. rfTsIDtNT. Tho un1ertl sneJ, Members o..
Cougress from the Border S.aies, IN response 10
your sojrv-s of Satlrdly last beg leave 20 cay chat
thsy s,'ended meeting on the sane day the address
Wa, delivered for The porpose Of considering the
s.me The meeting appointed q 60 Unite, to re-
p2ri q response 20 your aidro,,. That report was
made On yss,erday, and the action Of The majority
indicated clearly thai the Response rspor.ed,
Ia substance The same, would be adopted and PIE
scented 70 yOu.
Iuasuuch AZ wo cannot, consistently VIII our own
senss % duty % ths country, under the .Slsiing
peru which surround ~, concur III hat TespoIge,
NC f.el ~ 70 DO due 70 yol and TO onrrsl:es TO make
IN von a hriet and candid answer over our opxn se-