New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-24

ZION Of Slavery ! will not interfere; but IL they
come to the Fee States for help, aud ask theHi 70
put down q slave resurrection, Then VIII ray VIZ
hat comes Congress bss full ple airy po"ri over Us
H. Il. a war roWe-." Mr. DAVIS abO re tIeb =" q" /
fseriioo OF Gen .Jackson'e that where ne ini'4iy
rover takes pOsse-siOn the war power nu'' N''
hr. But the Senator from Mas aonase"s 2"'', =
,o,ld have us a,npower any subordinate bthela' -
80, -,''o,;,,g,;on. Yet tha5 statesman Z ,um-
no., cons 70 forge, that we have " fttcn
in mo Con,titufion mat thus Constitution serves
ce tain ,iots from the States, Hno Pi'.o 'iem 10
al;evnbly 10 the yeOpe OF TIE uhrei Yves, INT
invests ftheS war-o'aking bower ID Nongets.
ne Con.tifntion provides for tho err re III treat
M IA tlat the attainder shall not ~ perpetual.
Can ,ulIary generals 81 er the rToyisioDs OF
49,, Constitution ia REGARD to the e7lme of trea-
SOM lie Davis coutended uai IN Congress
alone was the power 10 deeaie martial law, Ano
Ito ,Ue,.ad tie wit Of laleas corpus. Martial
l.. Is lie uere will OF military comI4scderl IL
such a law TO sweep away all tle lrOSl<"s OF tie
IC,n.iitutioul Such a law would be lar worse than
,le bloody laws Of Draco. l. ihs sublime eolhce OF
tie Constitution TO ii.-tO tumb'e into rams, when
on nay axes itr appearance Is a military com
mauoer to have She power 20 proclaim universal
freedom 10 the slaves at Lis will Such ali idea l.
uorstrous. He davis WIS ior putting down the
rebellion, anc - far coaid be- hanging lts lead
ers lie said, II tie name OF Jusii,e, bang them,
aud Iet their property be forfeited to true ana iaiL-
iu men. lie thought that tins rebellion bad many
causes. Il slavery had never been mentioned 10
The Halls Of Congress there never would have
leen any rebellion. One OF the causes OF
ltho ret elton Was the admission iuto the
MON Of Texas. Another WAS attempting 10
force The Leeompton Constitution on Kansas
.n here. Sir az an humble member Of this Senate.
:,al nos here as factiOAist or patty man. But,
SIT, Z am utterly opposed TO this wLoe thing OF
, Imsndpa ion uud hCle 10 restore tins hlon ana
crush CUT this rebel ion. Let them bring forward
aud sustain their measures for that. But let ths
Adore. Let a tli- thing OF EmancipalioI ti TINS
war j. closed with The recOne.ruciDn OF the Choh'
and the assertion Of the msles'y 0l inc COnsintoi
and the law. Let US avoli anything uat 20 rlucn
, tende To prevent peace. Sir, was pinned, mex
= f, ressibly taiued the other day 10 hear Tie
senator from Iowa tAlr. llaIlan) express BE
. WILLINGNESS 10 nut arms into the bands OF TIE
slave. Let him refer 10 the history
of hat teuitle insurrect OH In 81. Domingo, lbe
reading of winch makes human nature shucder. j
have ,een mveelf men who were refugees iron the
Iferyie Instruction in 81. Domingo, and The living,
llloWing horrid color, an which they have painted
lfbose sceucs. bauut my memory 10 ms Qiy' TO
back ~ the first lusurrocion OF the slaves near
.ldonmond, which occurred many years ago, ano rec
the horror which thpt created. WHAT did England
eay when Size had the prospect, ana ! beieye TIE
wish 10 have a brush with the Luited STATES Are
we not permitted 10 arm The Toine &c slaves mere IN
our mic-t and pat arms IN tbeir laHds, snd i0iIn
them IrtO regiments 80 invade the Slave States
When re slaves cone AZ inyadeTs with arms placed
in their hands il will be Ike letting tie young Tiger
taste OF blood. wien lie gets a tbhtf, LIS ft'tbc
fury will know no bounds, but will rave and rage
rs demon from The internal regions. am acquaint-
ed with the negro ace, Sir. was born among them
was brought up with them. played Win them
They shuied NV Joys and my sorrows and l have
shared " i'm them tDeifs. j hold slaves DOW, and
next TO NY wife nnd my children, would defend
my slaves and would guard them from al wrong
And know that that IS the universal sentiment oi
the slsyeLoloers OF my State. wish you would 60
AID see the institution there. There l. no amount OF
money tlat would buy from me my faithful ana con-
tented sdyes; and they are all 80, do lar % know
lave not eeen q slave ohasiised for twenty Year,,
ana il is very occurrence that II 10 ever heard
OF il my own STATE. TLey are clothed
vel-fed well. They are housed well. They
IuaNe every attention Of the mOst skill
Of the White family. In tho midst Of cholera, pesi-
leuce and death, their owners stand ny item and
! shars tie malaria aud infection with them. lave
seen j. done again add again. Indeed, may ay
that have performed such ddiy mysei, without ally
REGARD TO consequences would DO il agaia. Now,
sir il il this perpetual agitation which has brought
about This rebellion. scmlt tiInt aver. b"s 10.
one Of the causes--a remote cause, but pretty
powerful ore. Gentlemen In the Cotton States
with their slaves have amassed fortunes, aid many
OF them have princely revenues OF Thousands o.
dollars and this wealth bso begoiten cline and
.ilsolemce aud ambition, and these fOibles Of the
southern character have beeu displayed most insult
! i.giy in the halls Of CUngTess. But IA theee
southern Slater, in many Of these families,
are rome OF The tTuest gentlemen, III tie
J highest eense OF tho word, that l have ever
4 Known, and some Of tie purett Statesmen
: But admit that, as a Glaze, the wealthy cotton
!, growers are INCIDENT proud, donneerine, and am
4, bilious. They have monolollled this Government
Y ihe last forty yeaF and when they the scep
4 ter about to delart from thtn In The election Of
a Lincoln, sooner Than submit to give up the Gov
: eminent It's Offices and its spos, in their mad and
wicked au.tiion they determined TO overthrow the
y G. yerurnent and build up another But there
% are also men in the Northern States who have aways
4 apita,ed this snjeyt. There ore also honest men,
>. Hio wblle they ere opposed to slavery, are willing
II to 1--WE 10 the flavehCder all bis constitutional
: rights But what are tie opinions of these extreme
. Northern men-these fanatics They aver that the
Constitution Is a union with death and he'll, and they
have become 30 be,e, that they even execfate the
j name and memory OF Washington. The great
. OBJECT aud end Of these fanatics Is 10
, seclre the emancipation from Slavery, and
( lot 10 restore the Union. We want 10 restore
THE Union Washington made it, but we do not,
want Congfess 70 inaugurale and coGsummate ser
vile revolution. No. Let Congress co its duty in
this war fsitfnlly and iearlefsly, the people are
! doing ihein. They have come up TO the rescuss Of
The Tower meut as no people have ever Oone before.
D From the East and tie Nest, especially from the
ee States, they man. kentucky has
been invaded, aud tie Confederate Government las
1 aSoWed that they will have Kentucky, MARY Land
AID Missoul. They proclaimed wien they invaded
Kentucky, that Kentucky ueceesary u the South
crn Confederation AID they would have II a. the cost
OF blood aba conquest. ! ;Jn for meeting them Str
with the sword, and fighting them even 10 eXterni-
nati ~ until we beat them bHek, for they have pro-
famed our col. Our brOthers from he NOrlh-West
States have come 10 our rescue with a Qenoro,i,y
and u devotion for which ttey deserve and
[ have our admiration and our gratitude. Never,
: never were more welcome yisitOrs 10 any oOun.
, .tIy. They have come among us and have seen
, our institutions. We have become acquainted
with each other and have learned TO know