New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Whoever wishes to obtain a comprehensive view
ofthe horrors of slavery should read thsinstTucVe
volume II deals mainly in facs, statistics, sketches
of aetual scenes derived from competent anthor-
ties. with no attempt TO enhance the impIesa7eaess
Of trath bv appeals 10 the imagination. Among the
topics concerning which il furnishes pictures nom
rfo arc Slave Life on he Plantation, Slave 20
ncation and Rc!i.ion, 4" domestic ADJUSTMENTS N
she Slave States" vhich confirm TIC statement d.
ready presented with ,ueh powerful ebec' I" '"'
American public by Mrs. Stowe and hrs' hcHV'',
although most Of rs illustrations ana iheiuVi'S a.
drawn from different sources. Inc ioiio"inS F
traits are almost the only specimens 81 i"n'| pam"
ing in the volume but they bear too stnklns IT,
semb,spce to lneny originals to be leSSruoH - V0'
rjeatnres.
TIE poUGRFACE.
w. r,o.c,f.ce j. ,psr fscile and drctiie in The
Aan,s ~ TO-. !. no have hm Ia P0rSessiol' 'i~ """
tayo an object 10 serve IN IaO.ibs hun -, 49,.
ichn Rsea.lph used. for the iust ume' w" 'e'n
.,,es. lie sp,lied IL 70 Senators and Members
.. Ca,--css rom thc Fra States" and said we
~,iI d,,e you back We viii ral you Ia the counter.
Ike base coin I" All Sorhcrners were angfy. 5ouli
Ta,5einA has Kept his word. We are rot aware tAat
1r Randolph himself gave any expanat4"n OF the
tree photography Of tho term wien he onpose'i o. u
the precise sense il which lie used IL Probably DC vas
wins 10 allow s. be taken IN al The senses sngssic
according IN he difference 81 lrmors and L,noiesI
X q.
,,sn world undrrStnnd 1t in the That seemed to
6iIa most fvreiby oonienptuous BACKED np h9Wever,
BY quotation fFum Hosea, ne cxpaihSa .! MS'ss ~
ErJry's Commentary upon IL, the spo'InG Dough
fn~., and the idea Of dough head have pretty gen
sray prevailed the true oYthoaI Apply and real mean
f,g Of an cphct essential az the present Iaoia's ~
the haters OF oporcssioI-.c tie true E-e7Gs o inc
The genuine doughface loves "our glorious Union"
BE yenerates Tie American Eac II re LIS h u sas
20 ON ~ OCCASIONS lie denies het there sre any e,
grrss the nouth; denies that nmios arc -.
ri pr,vatc sale The G.c;!c3 aoCE CENTS ."'t
bioodlcurds are sept on the lrgcI piahtuoAs 20 nHH
aD runaway property" denies that women ~" hoyt"o
or their naked bucks or murdered n co!c OooC' &c
rcs that me Silvehrcedirg states solton OF thousands
OF their c0lored' ci1dren every year; dehle, thal
youns picked ont, hse iour .'fgcd anluH.s
ssd set apart rs breeders; donies that young women
me sold Ss mistre-ses any one Who pays most d-
NOS that flthers-;ten y,sTn-srs Oi ohurehe-- their
swp children; denies that the churches sanction p'
lygsmy among tner members OF are supported m T"rt
by the wages vi pros citations denies 1hzt nuuVa'.yl
Of colo-. Ito would IKE TO know 10" some Is.J"e
cane 10 be so wiser than our .orcia'hcrsf WY
didn't trey abolish Siayerrt Why ,ion they mention
yiSg.Ts IN the Declaration OF Independence. - tne!
meant 70 ac4gac en- - tic is contacDt tha; iac scsi
tive Slave bin OF 1850 and the Nebraska GL OF 10.
would have received their approval: in flc he is in.
cined think that the original drafts Of them we're
BY Jay haiIiitoi 10 TIE sure they eininci'
psiei their niggeis' tat he DOUBTS rncihei hieS
weud have ouS II they had 0TOseon TIC use some
people would make q II. And II " asSington cd oman
sjasie b. Nigeers It 0h.h ~ uss on his desti'
bed and probably after his mind began u y sadeF.
The Dcughfece il en Ane-ic.r " TIE true sen.e 0!
Gle VOID" he Is moi an A,-iionsl. OF Disnnion'
Nj imsg smstionist %, sn.tbing al thst sor'-
no,hing hnt rsaa;' tha; is All He has been Drought
IN - the Union; he has notion OF ds-cis-
ing hBsoif having pyhody siss DO IT, lie - also
great lever of q Law and Order" nc considers MOB
a'tachs q 9aapsEi saaaJ ;a,H + si ., crc--.
come under the head OF high trc,son in tho hrst cc
gree" lie = confident ne n.s seen decision scn;e
where to the, erect by judges 1sney and Kane y"
n CT thing. Taai ;so entire safety Of S0osy
depends upon ths maintenance OF law. Ire ls"s
NAV Be imperfect; they may seem wrong bus th"s
ynut b. yrpoorted The cni chance Of c:.ins oe;ter
is 70 obey such IS exist lie Abcli;toris; n at'
3oss Slavery Dut with h. slave States none esn i'-
Egsy rcs,c,cd Cons,i,-t.oa gua1sItes .e,uFn
sSs Hs a" n,-ticn,sry son VI qapting daniel
Wcbs:crs Spooch against '.,o5th Carolina Secession
where ii tslss acgpt The broken fragments q once
With frst4rhs blood which he .ey- wes INTENDED ~
ewaruing 70 pcsteri.y nc, 20 EJECT Anti Nebraska
mo- al and political e'i; and -i. wat can oc done -
get I'D Of II, without so.ac Greater cvi lAppc@as
That is the question Again: A. ." ny o~n s'.'s'v
and opinions the Slavery question--aI my irlends
(hei Commission Se chant iB The h~eI section "l
Eew.Tork city. and receives large cons snu1niS OF
Cotton Sugar, eio.. from tho South "nu5eTsiahd III.
v.ry we'll snd know ths. opposed 10 it rot ard
branch. in All places. and Unior 81 circumstances
Bnt he thinks tist by weakening the >on,h Sl,si @
NORTH greater commercial adya anu poi''ich
pleasure tan 70 ho.p forward the AntSiaTeIy cause.
really GftaG 70 H-6@Sff.
Ar Sla-e-y friend, iHor from SEEING ias 80 en-
s,ar,.y sressd fcr tire M Oscr. t-is ny ora sssifs
taaf DO anything SSS" lie has, neye1thes>s
written 70 bis particular ard YER TeEpoct@o.o
friends male and f'Dar rather -trongl. w"ih"d
letters iayc-iDg .ac La;i Slavery ca1se, Bat "Ona
not for the world" Autograph copies of ono or more
Of them IN An;isaycry BOOK. Is taat would % Ger
tain The transfer oi Lie Southern cnents lnio
OTHER hsBc- -
The donehfso. edrnires the Southern character. He
de.lores the mach mis.ep-esented condition o; inc
Slaves" sei'-f,d srA ~eiicothel and tsl-n care oi
in their old age Whit more 90 they want" ne
forever taking Sb0g; hat lie calls the honor. oi SEQ
toDsl strife his great cbec, being % pour oil upon
t@ tToal-d waters 3" coDciiais tie conflicting inter
ess opposing localities and 1T I'll hazards 10 Save
che Union" 10 did rot justify tho 5utose-y %
Senator Spinner II Massachusetts iy Brcrks end
Kett of South Carolina hut then II amsn chooses 10
fnfu,f poorl, By telling he Truth ia Ya1 language 40
plain that used ia telling ies Che other slue, e
must make lis mind 10 take the consequences. II
abort, that though Brooks and keiit were sntIeis
wrong. stll they served mr.. summer exactly rlgLt.
Tho G0u- hscs perfect eth6-isst i" las a'iinira-
ton az ths Holy Bible vet loves his ogn race better
than any oher ard has peculiar hcrrcr OF that kind
OF preaching which drives into the corner VI his
Pew and makes lila. think the de,Ii IL e'iaf hn'.
TIL XIV. JCuicioUs TRIMMER, D. D.
Or. Trimmer .,-S &" study the sign- of the shines.
He became convinced that reioEmatoTy InoTancrt'
Interest. and Ike rxah WHO wa. a martyr TO his e1
irene caution he conceived ii 20 be BIS mission to
steady the ark Eadca!sm he hated: but IN order 70
bead IdGioisD he must t0iD moderate rclorner Alb
iitopiss could not b. hld back from doing something
szless By AO had reputation, '.(,@s,S
ny gaining snch reputation. DIR. Trimmer could be
use!u 70 himself IN yarione avs Tho conservatives
wonld pay him for holding back the radicals ana the
radicals would pay him sor dragging along tie heavy
conservatives lie cVnid get up u reputation rs a re-
glorious Union" and that would catch the ",ncra
snasion Abol;ionists" He could 6snounce "infdeI
TofcsDers and that would Keep peace @l the con.
serya.Ys theaogsns lie could talk about Slavery az
sagr Int. ff.asa ul.l if.,.