New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-29


thority long before any Abolitionist ever pro-
pounded it.
Tn the midst of this tumuIt, VIM. L. Marcy.
than Governor of our State. transmitted (Jan.
1866 bis fourth Annual Message to our State
Legislature. Mr.. Van Buren, was then Vice
prosdent, wanting badly 10 bo chosen Pres-
dent before tho close Of that year. but widely
dislrustod by the slavehold!ng interest to whom
his adhesion to Clinton against Madison IN
1872 his sustaining the principle of Missouri
Restriction in 1919, bis support OF Negro Sui
lrage IN che Convention Of 1921, aud ono OF
acis two more such, lad not served 10 commend
him ss sonDd 1t was essential that his lieutenant
IN tbs Executive chair Of our State should
make favorable impression On tho Southern
oIigarcby. Tho matter was the subject OF
oonfdentia! discnssioD between Gov. Marcy
at Albany and Mr. Van Buren, aud bis able
mud WHY chief counselor. Sils, Wright. at Wash
Iipgton. As It's result, tho Governor devoted
his Message IN good part to Wholesale denun-
cjsto,--not Of the babiLaal breakers Of tho
peace and dcftroyers OF quiet citizeDs prop
or,y N our own and other S.otGs-but OF thor
victms Having charged them with helnous
in.enls and ofouses, denounced them and held
them up 70 general 0dium a. every way PER
yerss and culpabie-0oy. Marcy proceeded to
invoke loyal penalties upon tie heads OF the
&boitionists in the following terms:
"nei,ioe On tuc nceuco Of sound aud enlightened pub
o op no 20 lpS couiro tie misconduct OF The o
ifro G.yriunva esprt sy when az Cleo 40 u mas
te,n 10 Il osle viii uurramp"d rno 81 an1 unihJ -
tls PARTICULAR c.s uu1sf con i."Tson ana psc'Ning 80
s opsfst0Ds have been thu, r sllu.y entertain the
bs,i h,r'. TIA mi remedy, o. iAr, VA eniloy fem0Fs
.ssr o, , - t1 let tnsu cou trs1eiY hnrmIb Dus
thrt reasonable expectations should unhsppiy be d.,p
poiitea A. b. %, ie VI lumefon' and s..4ine eIhib
tori Of puh.s obs.'n elected om or COZ ,tao.t' ~
Iot les % l.', s'l,.. wrch tie uncurbed ohors Of
~ Ay'i..n.ls r.y g.uwaeJ cd Ay eonM1c,Ao'. POI
"a =. tL,,c us.-ei aNn .A persist "a pu,iihs tA,m
q pld H. AZ =. c.-'q.oac,'. i'gn +-s;i9o p?W 20
our l..lyji %, e, lsce''.fy a.i.s .9d na De mo.
AZ .s ,.u bo .;efa..ta low ia tue isyciai Si-es
,au po.iis ult.a pf.rer ttciclo o. .hrr ton'ia-
,l.l poa-. suJ hDw a. "a itb % OF ne 4ons
nom, th,t iI-f. l...1as thy oig TO Fsg3e
b, thef osh Nv. ol tIs iI sld pus.4nnrnt By t.eil
JiIirD;its Of f.sde4ts Ntln 'nrif nNH s.'J u
- n,r uhicn 20 cl..,e. an1 intct led 10 excite IA
.ufecoh frJc..ph % ssri 1--it. hl1hol va p'"e
- t -. ,.,,,,.i leI. On, vi ;, a.. .nous
ns~,-. arl ,-.l bs wisya, ito a5ItJ 10 ia.h. N o..
.,,er,.f- q. tbo t,t,f. E.loa. such . Ioss
~, go4 Aiuuus % "ty, snd ths ,H.rc.e
se~''ay 20 rr,rrai ttc sH'10 "s neis'o''
Iis o.n-f,i Oo,sua.,nl at tai. as ,z,i,e. powe' 70
su e.. .u~n fnt Ufrns TO United sstrs don-
,t,ts a.. st,.rt, f-..tio. @. : be- .>f sulA,r
tie 90 hlta aI oeIss.rnf "th tic fsst
oil .ars sna entity tlaiH f.lfzl4 tAo.e ssih' SSth
:, ,s...rr~ a. ID o.. ,o.er,ir.Iy ct ssoh
stf-. ir.- goo .ol.sa o de lnipt, and .. 80 A. a.
fis tas fsi,io c..h e.Asr u.i drrsAos 20 the
80 tsv1t,...t IL ull tr sia. npiIP,, BIOL 80
sst1ls - have sD..rd so'si'Hs' o. - ron
i ,t,, N. l-,tsfr p..s-....t &C. l,--r 10 %.
H..a r. IH q ed vel .lf
600. go fs' cue s,an o., IN" a. a@s iA'n'.'i,1''
wa impa-sr ', 80 ,"i' l- o. ~ '.''','sy 80,
,o5uou .i.frf -HIr co. Gagged ~ "oa'o''"> e"''i
prs.. huisEeei 10 - rirtrs4 De- i''H.
we d,sire 10 call particular attention to
Ire following po.ut':
l. Thee a2a.nst whom the tsrrors o! the
law were Aus invoked. we're po~eEic.s aud
H., gnlcaat minority throughout tho Free
state, md utterly unknown IN tho Slave.
They did not number tundredth part OF our
population. ana had never yet elected men,
Der OF our Lcgi.iatufe, much lees Member
., Congress.
II. They were not even accused OF having
broken the peace or Noted otbcrs to break At.
Ou the coutrar,, they ~oFe ereJ~here hunt
ed and bounded a. II iAry were mad dog', and
their humble petition 20 be- allowed TO bcar
qa.ci trshmony against what they regarded "a
fasraut National sm WAS thus answered.
III Profound pence rcignrd ever where,
save =. 10 Was brOirn by the ant-Aboliton
ti.t-,. We wcrc al ami,y w.tn NIL tho world,
S. ~ none 10 modest OF make "a AFRAID. when
Go.. Marcy made he above cicial 'ecOmuen-
aston.
~. GO,. II. maintains the right and the
tuty OF .appre.si4s Aui.-slavery agitation by
law. lis ou.y ground al iUrocarancc from
pelal legislation IN tie premise "a The trrrlfy-
ny of Tie aai.a,ors INTO s.lr% sr' r-...."Ecr.
II t,ry r,ra,t, then " ,he sacred ooiraLohs'
come m play. AID sgr' s,aic !, bound to sLL;
lLs mouths al it' At"uronrt.
We resi- hrr".
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