New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-22

SCUM ,hon fbe North itself Hear hear First they
bcean 10 declare after the days Of Mt Calhoun that
they accepted slavery no more as nsior'gne' ou, as
Al, line blessing. Mr. Calhoun advanced the doctrine
which s now The marrow Of Secession, that II was the
dnty of Government not merely to protect States rom
bu that il the duty OF the General Gov
ernmcnt 10 make slavery equal with Liberty. Cheers
NE ,or str,us doctrines hcrPn 10 he the development
- fntnrc ambitions The South having the control Of
knew from tie inherent weakness OF their
system that If il confined II was AZ huge flock
al herds pasturing on small pastures that gnaws
the grass to the and must have other pasture or
il dies lChecrs Slavery is of such nature that II
vou do not give continual change Of feeding ground
IL must de- Renewed ohcering.l And then came
ono after another the assertions Of the South Of
rights never dreamed of From them came the
Mexican war for territory from them came
Texas and its entrance as Slave state; fron them
came that organized rowdyism in Congress that brow
heat every Northern who had not sworn ealiy 10
slavery that filed all the courts of Europe with minis
tcrs holding slave docrines that gave the majority OF
The seats on the Bench 10 saveowning Judges and that
gave In fact all chief Offices Of trust TO either slave
owners or to men who licked the feet Of slave holding
men. Loud cheers Then came ihat ever msnorars m
period when. for the very purpose OF humhllng the
North and making her drink the bitter cup Of humiia'
ton and making them understand that the North va,
inferior and the South their natural lords was passed
,hc Fugitive Slave bill. Loud Kisses There Was no
need OF that There already existing just M good
an instrument for Internal purpsse as any tend
could have wished. Against the inismy my soul re
VOTED and these lips profesied and dched 10 ts fc,
the Government and told them "I will hsve none Of
your unrighteous laws send 10 ne that fugitive who -
ecinc from bis master and will step between him and
his pursuer. Loud and prolonged checIsI Nol on'e
nor twice have my doors shut between .ppIes'
sion ard the oppressed; and the church itself over
which minister has been The unknown 'riule on mAh!
end MANY n one fCheersl Bnt whom the Devil prom
,es he cheats Lsugb,cr.l That peace, that was the
20 pcccs of silver paid for The Christ c, man turned
into fire aud burnt tie hands that took H. iof now
long was IL after this promised peace that lhe Missouri
Comuroiise was abolished IN an infamous disregard OF
holy compacts Loud cheers. 10 never ought 10 have
tccn made but having been made, It ought never 70
have been broken by The South lcheeTs And VIII
no other pretcnsc than the robbers prciense nt might
makes right they did destroy H. that they might cary
slavery hr north. That was what was needed 20
O. rouse the long reluctant patriotism - TIE north
hcers By the abolition Of this Compromise. another
Save STATE was immediately have been brought into
The union TO balance TIE ever growing Free Territories
Of the North West Then il was that there arose inle
T. tha, had no record thus far and Aas bad no parallel
and instead Of merely protesting. young men aud maid
. = aho.ing men, flimeT, and mechanics. nI Of tLen
sped with q sacred desire to rescue rcc territory Dom
tolls 4 slavery. ard cnlFrnted ~ Anhsf'ua a-u ~
thousands that when THE territory should ceHe IN I.
vote u should vote Free State. Loud
checrs 4 more Infamous and nfFcciors sis
ton cf cheating never was IfHc,ced t.Ah %!
watch the south sought, By perjury. ~ IL
ftriLiun by tie prosilfgtsd Use of tac led states
Ar,ns 20 force vile system uion these unHilns men
" ho had voted almost unsnimousy ior hncit ana
ngainsi Slavery In that state ienfl Ili ~ .nf ne
v Of uitrr darkness had passed aud o. 90! tgil gi
w - on the morning %! the horizon. A. ls ir ne tfsi
time believe in the whole corfici hctr cen TIE south
and thc North tAe victory vent q" - 'osiA' o." ht
!. .s bec.me a lc. state lCheersl Eansrs became 90
bon pulse that was given 20 popular hcinF nnd ID -
Nr Fremont was nominated for TIE Ir'fdchef. lie
Gene So nc.T to ucins elected iAhi bA' .i az 'eu
a. lcifiur u tie pls ~ felns, NlAih Nr F't.s ",''
, IN elected hu'. instead u Mr.. Fremont W lr
charnu We returned Hirrcs.l Wcalfnrd ~ an eagle
and hii buzgafd iLaushic..l Nu" cal i'H 10 VII
ris lfi the South ~ .Vrsf single fp iA,l Shih'e
'lr ad,aniagc With the single e1cerlAn Of NHit"
tie conduct Of the Nof'ht bia iAS .'''
-eg..sionf lNol Did they threaten f.o.eleff l|o.l
S. sure were ff,s 81 tie rat. frl pa n ffni Whif
aas night provided frcc speech va' i 20 cor tai ei
md wrong ilai they patiently tiacd i-fl. tmc. -!
lis 10. . North Ras cared 81 .is ilic ~ o9 i ''i'
,,,. ~ Srery ~ ls time urw cHlscelco bed been
'ofned in be North and saai a0rif o aits NORM
rrn At tbs time stood fair snd t4lafe o., 10 80
nine Of Ant slavery. l1he~rs II ~Fnt iif"lg.
49, krsrfs II haf Infamous derof r'ffNn ~ 'uiF
ye.ri IN which senators sworn - ihc confhi.ipn.
ere plotting nAohinat.ons a. desJ Tie 1os'iAu'It
in vht.h tie members oi Tie cabinet 10 oEtp t.ff
nv month b month. gtci their inc eid Der
orfcial position steal arms 60 prepare fofttca-
'ons 10 make ready and IN which ih' ao'i a'vl1.lt
,pect4ce hat the world ever saa was nlilctt'"-'-f
gr.nt teole paving rea T. sf in ur laccs - p1sfr
and once 20 teiray them. llicsL hssfl lnfl-F AZ
those four years sha did vel W prui''teo Asa val
God truth that ve rird ard bods 'rnih We if'ioi'
auA With God In hs good time. shnl he TO FifiF
Of tho victory GIsa. ehseIinsi i1 Hi i.i' VI.
rDrr made an llflad on De gFi's 0i &C. S'.i..
f.i.cfsl We never asicd i1T f'ialainfY hF. VIC
never Il reA their eoumerfe oT touched i Wii crf .'
finger. We cutlel tArn nole ~ ih'-f mAauiacisfc'
sL.,e 6y ono ounce their material rrrffrffys W
lou.ri f0r their pros frrff I'tfrfaI N-nfffl ~r ~
sa,s hated. the Sopthern men netrr l'toTsI hoy
y cie wrong And In or cutil - "l iAsfi We 4.io
90 a. el zen IA couflci ica We were lrGlo ani a.
we're they We gcre ln tie rlFif cause. tlcg il ihs
erong. Cheer. We never enfied them thrr i'f
rfor, and II was IN 10 L,fr'. AID l sls the l4t.
-, lie whole North tlh. in scoiltg ~
ibe abatement 81 slavery. nlf Is q I AloA
o. We acre confcrTins upon To south TIE gfelir'i
booa which one nniion " pay - NAi'.- .l.- ,'.i
nj rourh tic valley II alml un tufHf Pc Iru.rHs 'f
her institutions I'll sic passed om forced labor 90 Dee
labor lave lo dolit. at Was not ln olr heart Go
hum hlr her but rather 20 t'p cad aiiifc Nh Lef
defy tifne and history % POINT 90 moro hnrnrhhr
duet than that Of the ifeo NORTH tpesId The south
during all thcfe DAYS. IL l-t0 Mr.. lincou "as
elected lCheers ak you 90 take toice - tlo con.
duc, ~ the two stes this point. fDr tiffy yrrfa
We had been e1peficnc Dg sectional t'iafs ~ iic lnl
u i.o -o4theIncgs 10! airy yehrt hhl more "f Lao
sern our Sous YTosciiicd because lng' 90 Aifiy -
xsrse Ian scrbcdsubofncd and made cob l."ftleni
10 slavery Il hccI. We had secn our Judges cor.
rLpS our ministers apnsiaie. our m'FeAnhis Flntinf
lra9oar after gold against principle lui W. mai tlei
our fafy g. the Jaw and Consittton sal bad hliA ih
victory hy legitimate means Bot when. D if me'nu
rointsd out ly iAo Constitution and n,LoAra by iA'
.a. of aunrtrrs u century Nr Il4cu'n, in "a
al omen frd va elected President Of tie United
Stntes did the South submiii icries u " No" hta
cheers No ofcnso hnd been commiiiel-nons threat
ened but the arfosann wa HAT Tie election oi man
known T. be- pledged amt The extension ~ Sni ~ Wa
not compatible with tie safety u slavery n tho South
and on at ground they took stops or seccssion Every
honest mode TO prevent H. all patience on The part oil
tie North oil prslAniniiy on tie par ~ Mr bn.
olauan While be 1ill sni before BIS successor came
into office he lett nothing undone 10 make ttiera ofsc
did nothing 10 make things better Tie North was pa
tent then the South impatient Then came Tie steps
Tho question was put TO the South and with tho eIcep
iion Of South Carolina, every State 10 the south gave
popular against oocesaion end YET such was the
ineqery Of political leaders before few niha had
sscd they bad pfcc pnted every state into Secession
nat could never have been where there we're common
leoIe Tie South has common herds Of pco. ic. The
torih had hc.ds Of what Lord Broughnm limcntably
termed mols. Lord BTougham. upon whose llcuiiudo
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