New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-01

vorsble to Slavery Inhibition Directing only to its
insertion in an Appropriation Bill If not, then
you stand absolyed from the imputation of sec
'tionalism.
They call you DisuniOnists; yet not man who
utters this cslumny believes that you either seek
or wish 10 dissolve the Union. What they mean Is
that YOU must recede from the position Of Jeffer.
son and Of your fathers, or your adr,rsaries will
dissolve the Union Because they will break no
the Union if they are not allowed to pervert it to
the uses of ne Slavery Propaganda, they call yon
Disunionists! Can such charge, so justified, e1-
cite sugbt but Indignation!
They tell you that the fate Of Kansas is settled
that SIZE cannot lie other than Free State. Yet
the very men who make these assertions at least,
many of them-are prepariog to port Whitfield 5
pretensicns to represent Kansas overbearing the
claims of Gov. Reeder, the Free-State delegate.
Now, if Whitfield is the true delegate, il is because
the late conyenticle Of MissOurians at Shawnee
Mission was true and authorized Legislature for
Kansas; and that Legislature established Slarery IN
Kansas. If Whitfield is the true delegate, then
Kansas is already Slave Territory; and if Slavery
is legally established there, it cannot be eradicsed
for nobody can vote there under Missourian-W Whit
field law until he shall have sworn fidelity to
Slavery Every Hsrd-Shell or Pierce Democrat,
no matter what he processes, is to-day helping to
ri7et tie chains of Bondage on Kansas; Whlle
every adteripg Hindoo is passiSely standing by
and conserving, ike Saul at the stoning of
,phep.
Men of New. York few are the hours that pre-
cefe the Election of So, and much needtul prePar-
alton remains to be effected. On each side OF you
is bitterly hostile party, better organized and
provided with everything but voters than yours.
Both of them-the Softs and the Kno ~ No;hings-
profess to desire that Kansas shall be Free; bus
they take good care to do nothing calculated to
make her so. They profess to oppose Slavery Ex
tension, yet revile and defame those whose acts
accord with those professions. Why do they hate
and denounce Gov. SEWARD a. intensely as any
bard Ct slave. traders, if they wish Slavery kept
within its sent limits Why do they assail
PRESTON KING and ABDAH MANN, if they cherish
the principles which have separated those States
men from any of their former associates How
can they believe Freedom in the Territories worth
struggling for while they reye and defame those
Wings and Democrats who have united to make
that struggle Which will you credit-their acts
or their professions :
Republicans of New York the fate of Kansas,
governing az it does the issue of Freedom or
Slavery in the Territories generally rests, in allhu-
nan probability with you Your signal triumph will
insure the admission of Reeder and thus upset the
Pio-Slavery usurpatiop of Atchison and Strngfel.
lows myrmidons; it will make Northern dough
faces scarce in the House, ard open way for the
acceptance of Kansas as Free State Your de-
feat will almost certainly be followed by WHIT.
fields admisAt ceS delegate and a general Pro-
Slavery trium, as Congress, buryng the hopes OF
Freedom under load that could hardly be re-
moved. There 10 not q border ruffan of the
Thousands who have gone over from Missouri
to Kansas to vste away the liberties of the
latter, who does not execrate the prospect OF
YOUR success; there is not Free-State man
in the Territory who does not hope and pray
for your triumph. Rally, then, Republicans
and in your forgetuness of past differences, your
repression of all heart burnings caused by unwise
local nominations, your subordination of ease, and
interest, and personal ambition, to the great cause
cOnfded to your championship, prove worthy de-
scendants of the patriots of the Revolution
When the stars lCOk out on you on Tuesday even
ing next let them light up no field lost through your
incidence or discord, no banner deserted through
your pusillsnimity vantage ground unimproyed
to the utmost-no idle sorrow on your part over
successes which might have been achieved-but LEI
the lightning that flashes to the beleagured pion
GERS of Kansas the result of our struggle thrill
their hearts with the tidings that NEwYoRB
BUSHES TO THEIR RESCUE