New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-14
A MIRROR FOR APOsTATEs.

There are certain gentlemen in our State, as in
others, who claim to have ever BEEN and still to
be, devoted to the policy of making Kansas Free
State, and combining Slavery within its present le-
gal boundaries, who have nevertheless taken SER
vice in the camp of the KnOw-NOthings and done
their part toward securing the recent triumph Of
that order We will not here name them, but
we could name several who have won offices in the
recent canvass through the favor of Sam, yet
whose faces will redden and their ears Jingle as
they read this article We commend to their
special attention the following leader 10 yesterdays
ErpresS:
"THE REPUBLICAN PARTY-ITs DEsTIsY.-The
Republican party, so-csled must that all such
attempts as il has been making 10 isolate seciionalze
or sphcay divide parties Ia the United Sta'e.
lie il vain The experience OF Tappal, G lrrison Fred
Dons lass Gent Smith, long ago taught them sIl thu,
and they had a second lesson in the famous Bufals
convention Of ls4s; but it was thought by them that
the whip snd spur of the Ksnras excitement the
thing could be DONE Their misfortune was, be viewer,
this: the Northern people will not divide for them
thRt issue of principle. The peope OF the NORTH
Sofis, HaIds, Wings, Democrats and Americans
entertain bu opinion on which they value, and
which they do no. mean TO sacrifice 70 KaOsas.
The Republican Northern Party, now for some
years contemplated-ia this State as long as ls44,
Clay, ard for some months organzed--nGs sCe COW,
bere there and everywhere that nothing be- dooe
WITH spch party. Every Northern State in the Union
except Ohie has clearly and emphatcally pronounced
aiDst 1t, and 10 Ohio, the ticket elected was
American tail, with Fusion head. Toe Amercanparty
In Ohio essailed there il In III ssss-
cbpseits and NewY ork but the contrary, courted
and in good degree w0n and hence Ohio vas exempt
from me general fatality Of the Republican defeats
cit is 70 be hopeo now that the sane souac, though
mis'ed men, in the Republican ranks, will give over
that or anizaon and seek that OF the American, Us
mere copgenal 10 their opinions tastes anu tsmpera'
nents, and which will do Ia this country all 90 Inc
subject OF Slavery that be dore unter toe Federal
Constitution. There is no disposition TO exclude th sn
from their organization or their embrace ali that Is
required is that negro principles be hello IN subordi
nation to certain white men principles welt dehoed In
the words American Parry; or, IN othef woros, rae
American Party was crested for Sam, snd not for
Ssnto II is held to be Of more importance to protect
the white men OF the country from forsiy and Pspal
vason than Is to battle abou: the African, to the
sacrifice Of everything American.
The American party is the only one now that cso
emh,sce ell sections of the oountry-the saveholdng
States IA well as the non.sisvenolding Stat s-ken'
tuckv Mar,la IenDessee-as wtl q NJ >ssschu-
setts Vermont ard CoDpectcut-unlsss il be tae
Democrats party which, however, especially 10 New
y TX is anything bat national, being IN the interior
generally party OF ismS. The Rspselesn party in
The North only has States IL The North TO stand
upop bE; allies in other StStaS The qalcker there
tor The Republican Organization Is abandoned, the
wiser unless it wishes be reduced 10 mere Garr-
sop. Gerrit Smith party
Here it viii be seen is frst-rate opportunity
proifered to all of us to creep into the Know
Nothing fold and be placed on common footing
with its present occupants. AL we have to do is
to repudiate our love Of Freedom and Equality
and take ground in favor Of Caste and Proscrip-
ton. "Dirt-cheap." many viii pronounce that
and oil such We are anxious to be speedily rid Of