New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-13
FREEDOM or SPEECH

Whatever doubts may be entertained OF the triumph
OF personal liberty in Kansas think no ere can DC
nv that there il not only full freedom but poTec,
looser ess of speech de in that intefehns re
gion Ifsnv be skeptical let him read the following
Gems Fl, m The Sqvatfer S0rercign OF the 80 o. JuD
Np pATrFRsoS-Mr. Pattenons " disclosed IN
"tcntops" will never be realized. He would ~ soon
think of placing himself before the artillery oil Seyas-
topol az visit this Territory. We 90 not KNOW WINCH
would te the most dangerous experiment OF the t"o
Ore thing we are certain OF, II THIS Drszeh.inoel
Scotch Abolitoust is again caught N TINS section Oh
The country the enreates of bis wife wouli not save
his hire That moment he lands IN Kansas he Is &
doomtd man. e -,
HANGING ABoLIrIoSIsTs.-tn the absence OF the
customary facilities for a dle commemorsnon OF tue
glorious Fourth, pleasant p,stime ana nj type OF
the day celebrate would be the hanging OF Aooh'
tiouisis. TIE departed spiTts OF our Revolutionary
sires would Greet with approval work IKE TINS iOr
ia their tine N this Mundane sphere II was their wont
TO use TIE utmost rigor with al traitors. Shall we
tbep, deyiate from their example and permit treachery
20 thrive and strong IN our midst! Al east let
US devote portion OF that day 10 CAIN CONSIDER anon
of the oppressions sought be imposed upon US. lis
vain for US To contemplate with emotions OF pleasure
tic memories Of the morrow while we are ourselves
subject 10 iyrsunical and arbitrary let rs then
gather fresh yGor and zeal from the rejection OF the
glorious achievements of our patriotic ancestors which
cbt 10 he brou,h wildly before us by the remem-
frances OF the events that have eLdeartd the Fourth
of IDLY 20 every American.
GOV REEDER.-NiBo tenihs of the citizens Of hal-
sas would rather see him hanging TO tree than hing
the Gutorpa.orial chair He has sympathisers, no
iudolsers no friends, in the camp OF the Adolf
toniss. lis pretended friendship forthe SCUM COMES
with bad grace while his acts stand out 50 plainly
agai II her Interests. lie lcs on all sides from al
tongues dismal uniyersfi lue-the, sound OF public
scorn. BY coming out here prOiesscd Pro-Siayery
man, be bas attempted 10 b-guy Ue party into the
hards Of the enemy. That &. has raised hun high IN
the estimation of the NorbcE fanatics, aud he now
stands nomin ated a candidate the Presidency.
Is there not scrae ctcs.- curss,
some hidden thunder IN the sto:es otheaven,
Rec wi uncommon wrath 20 b ast the man
WHO seeks for sIes,ness by bis couniTy's ruin 4"
II will lie remembered that Governor Reeder and
the few satellites that revolye Wound hun, branded
General Stringfelow and Others at the East as a
Hborder rutiisn' "cutthroat, blackguard, &c,
Cor which he took this occasion TO demand reparatioa
from his Goverporship, which being refused, left
sound thrashiug the only means OF redress. ms
The General administered IN double quick time, al
though his adversary escaped the full measdr OF ms
deserts throuc the interference Of has friends. Cen >.
struck Governor Reeder and knocked him down, when
that person had pistol cooked by lis eide GA the table
which his craven spirit prevented his using.
This is but the beginning Of The end After the final
decision of President Pierce IN Reeders case, he Will
toer be removed by that tunctonary or be forced 10
abdicate by the indignant squatter soyereigns Of
Kansas.
the artice If the above caption published IN 70 day
sue flat the President aud his Cabinet have under
advisomeni the OF the detcsaole Reeder Hopes
are entertained by very large and respectable ana
orty of the voters OF Kansas that the result of this
cenicrence will terminate in The suppantiog of Gov.
Reodsr by some good Southern man. The causes for
hsrmoya are numerous, and II ls due TO the citizens
of ,h;s Territory who the suleres by his rule,
ttnt toir wants not the desires ohe Aboitoniss of
the North. should be consulted in the matter.
Is A TIoHr PLAcE.-A passenger on a boat in
forms US that be passed Kansas the citizens OF that
race were in a state of great excitement. They had
caught one Of tie Emigrant Aid men while IN tue act
of tsmpering with slaves in the neighborhood, aud
had him securely tied. coat of tar and feathers was
beire prepared for the scoundre after which he will
be- tied on log and sent adift the turbulent va
tiers Of the Missouri Served him right. May all per-
sons caught in a similar business share like fate