New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-20

sabe'ih- III, FLOWING dscsr'too CT p1eiPs s,i
Ih.. Be- viii obey sod .norse when eiisi to d. oil
law. By the Federal and state sov-rnns ats Pss
mount TO ether sshorJ within th'r re-Pset's aad
that be ii .biIe By ars n.in.a tbs sIi,iD.
the subisct 81 Slavery a. nus and eoan''s u
IS ihst viii abssin sst disc5ursse The 81 ai1n o.
al. h. VII confer co subofta.ts appointment any
DO vii NIKE AMI 'abss'ies hs reg '1t a1e itaon
IL Tst OTsrzon thus ELECTED .HaA 30 IeSsrSsi -
PAT; oc fo he purpose Of Pfeven9G .-Atehy
the Gen az sr the msnt9ta'ee u the pune Pea's
std isni,y ssanss seetlns az ei'os.
Iii laL every MEMBER VIII urts 10 this p Al Of org niz
ton ,hs be n 70 b. teal -l.tio9s .a dntAa
ptiesl otnir etofoe; -h h, % honrd 20 suy
sies nd the act CT p2'ti4 ms h'a'' OF
IL. TS.i comedies be .pyo aIsd to epOr. Lst Il
.,,r hs lands OF suitable inees fsr tho vious OH
wi lie h app inmstt the Hoss o. RePresents ivss"
Here ia "Funou" On the grandest scale-bus
a Fusion 10 behalf OF Slavery. 1t is deliberate
proclamation by The Union saving Know-Nothings
that with them as with US, the Slavery issue over
tides every other, and that they have resorted to
the 6a,k lantern only to light them on the path Of
submits ion TO all the past AID invitation of future
Entertainments OF the National cancer.
Now turn to The albany Register-the recog
nized STATE organ of the American" party-and
see how sayagely it repulses our proposition that
all sections Of the Oppo.ition to Pierce and Doug
las should unite in nominating and electing officers
of the House:
at is al folly TO suppose that Americans and Re
'publicsbs can ever ut together They too wide
spart on great fundamental principles to admit of
hope of their coaesc When the leaders OF the Re
publican movement deciced upon building up great
Northern party with broa1er founcehou than geo.
graphical lines intelligent men they must have cal
ccated that their success would be bd' the precursor
OF Tie dissolution of the Union. To array the North
ard South against each other, sppesing 70 sectional
iealouses ato stimulating sectional hates-leavng
every thing 20 be decided by the power OF msjo'tes,
instead Of consi utiOna Broitranent-s to pave the
way fer the destruction Of this great C5nfederacy.
Such suit would be inevitable; and was me m al
ne,s Of fsua,iesm, or the deliberate invention OF
trsiioIous ambition, which suggested the scheme.
With euch men real American can ever act No
man WHO loves the ULion who would not barter les
safely for The accomplishment Of elhsh purposes VIII
follow Suoh leadership. There are thousands and tens
of the usands who acted with Aee ialse Republicans
with whom tho American party can iraterrze: Many
of them aleaty see the hypocipy which deceived and
the fslst hood which betrayed them, ana many more
will II al the ssme discovery. With these, the AmeIi-
can pa ~ will cbeelully act. To all such, 1t extends
The hand Of cordial ard earnest fellowship. Bu, with
the Republican leaders IT can and will mako no
compton lie. II co.'s not invite their aid, aud 1t
defes their POWER. The corupsi0nists, who t)r the
sake Of spo would break down the Constitu ion, de-
stroy all kindly regards between different sections OF
the UnoI-wbo would, 10 accomplish relish and
laitorous ambition destroy tas c0nledsracy OF States,
and break the back OF tits great Republic must LOOK
TO themselves Between the n ana the American party
there IS warfare which mus; be fought out to the BIZ.
ter erd No terms but those OF dehance can ever ex-
is between them and the weakts must 90 to the wall
Tie very name of the American party prohibits all
truce 1t implies love fer that Union which these
Repub lean leaders would destroy II implies nation
ally which they would crush out; il Implies frazer.
niY Of feeN,g between all the people Of all The States
which they would obiterale. These differences are
too func smeDsa 10 be reconciled; and the American
party, therefore. can ard will propose no'hleg TO tue
tReLubican leaders but war TO this knife or
ncond onsl surrender of purposes fatal to the re-
pose and dangerous to the prpeuity OF the Union.
"To those who have been setuced into the 'Repue-
lican moyem EFT, but who 40 no! sympaihlze with
the deeigrs Of those leadefs-Vho would de:ec0naze
the poliss Of The countrywide would restore the in
s Ct of nationality TO the American hesH-wto would
mike the politics and policy OF the country purely ana
Only Ameriosn-who would perpe ,uate our republican
iIs;iiut ous ano viDdcate the Protestant faith-the
American pariy holds out earnest aud cordial invita-
ton TO Join It's standard With all such, 1t proposes
peace, Tor with them it has no quarrel"
We have published The Registers leader en-
tire and exhort all who desire that the House
shall be organized on the side Of Freedom for the
Territories to weigh carefully it's language and
mat its pervadng spirit We disdain to repel its
calumnies or retort its imputations. There it is,
fellow citizens you can judge whether Its hackers
want unity Of action on the part of the Free States
in behalf of Freedom in Kansas Should this spirit
pervade the great body of the Members elected as
Know. Nothngs, Whitfield will be sustained as
Delegate, the MissouIians' usurpibg Legislature
upheld and Kansas ultimately eDslayed If So the
People will mark by whom and throu,h what ill.,
huences we are visited with this calamity.