New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03

The st. Louis journals are beginning to
speak out with regard to this atrooious var
wsged In the name Of their State on oil settlers
b.yotd its western border who do not bow
down bef,re the dsson OF Slavery. They
know that Free Kansas would grow faster and
buy more than Slave Ksnas--would push on
the Pacific Rsilrosd fer more ra,idly--s,d they
would much rather have Q nsS Ohio west Of
The m than another Kentucky-an Iowa than .
Florida The Democrat (Bentobisn) has for some
time been quietly doing a good work for Free
dom, through its Kansas CORE pon ience, than
otherwise. At leng b The Lnteliigsseer-whic
,iIc e The RepEbiiean went over e. Aschisoo, may
be de. med the Leading Wing journal Of Missouri
breaks ground deeisively. AID in . striking
ksder entitled "Ths Suicide OF Slavery s,ys:
1.-The news from Western N ssonH is OF omoous
and mort Encouraging character rhtt re.icn IL sui
iering from midew and blight. lis glory Is dimmed,
its spirits sbsied and it's hopes fading.
After setting forth tie obstru tons lnterposed
by the AtcbisOu outrages 10 the settlement and
growth Of Kapsss, The Editor proceeds;
"Betweep these fires Missouri Is leading on he. Ian
guild existence ST. Louis is retarded Ia most woeiui
way. Our railroads creep at snail 8 pace. We euin
ten miles While other Western States bald one hnndred
In every department. Of life we feel the paray To-
st. cd OF bounding forward buoyant, strong and re-
iocing, cit with duh eyes and heavy spirits, and
Listen 10 the tick of death~aich.
These are The bitter fruits o. the repeal ~ the Mis-
sour Compro ise-a wicked and wron,ful deei-tha.
will Yet bring he'll of bittec selfcproaches TO lis
authors. Missouri did not demsnd that repeal. Inc
south never asked il. Atchson solicited 1t, and Ia
moment of political insanity the South consented TO
Il g wrong, and made the wrong her own. Ths vas
the suicioe of Slavery.
Ever, step sine, taken has deepaned the wrong and
ba, thad hp Er.eS
SO, ietes and sent their men 10 make Kansas Tree.
had been Free Soil by solemn compact for thrty,hve
years. and hey naturally were inceased 10 see cnar
act,r changed. The South would have ben Tar more
Indignant if Slave Territory hal been thus, by an
un, x eced act of Conc ress converted Into free soil.
The Free States had right to be iadign Ant that
lopg-lfe compromise had been repraed-and tney haI
to keep Kansas free as 1t had been by peaseful
colon cation. They attempted nothing else But
portion of the citizens of Missouri headed by Atohison
and SirDgfellow, der ounced the Northern enigr Ans
as paupels and hirelipgs, bee iuse they were sent
est with the money of a society; aud 10 they mo-
county meetings in Missouri and rai-ed money, and
sent Mssourars 10 Kansas TO make Kansas Slave
Territory, Were these Mssourisrs 'hirelings too
AID did these two wrongs wake one nght -
Atclson and SuDgtellow, with their Missouri
followers overwhelmed the settless IN Kansas, brow
beat and bulled them and took the government IRON
their haods. Missouri vo'es elected the present Dody
of men, WHO insult public Intelligence aud popular
rights by styling themselves the Leg stature OF Kan
sas This boOy of mt are helping themselves to rat
slpCuldOIt
letting town lots for their votes. They are passing
Awp isranclsiDg all the citizens OF Kansas who DO
not believe negro slavery to be Christian institution
and rational blessing. They are proposing to pun
sh with imprisonment the uttsrance OF views moon
sstept with their o~n And they are trying 10 perpet-
uate their preposterous and Internal tyranny by
appointing for term Of gears creatures OF their own,
az commits in every county, to nay aud collect
tax ana see that the laws they passing are faith
fully executed Has this age anything TO compare
with 'hess acts in audacity
The Free-State men Of Kansas have resolved not
TO submit TO this daring usurpauon OF non resident
oligarcby. They have called convention oil the peo-
pie OF Kansas 10 meet in September next, aud frame
a cor stitutioD for their government. Tns m)vement
will be supported by thousands In kansas, and II VIII
rally and bring to their aid toe Northern States that
have been for the time staggered and confused ny the
uDtoa events 10 kansas.
"The next Congress will ind then, this issue before
em-a Free State Constitution resented by O0e por-
ton OF the people of Kansas, aud tho Pro-Slavery tor
rtoIisl laws Of the present fraudulent Legislature
The House Of Representatives OF the next Congress
will be largely Free Soil or Ant-NeGaska The Pro-
Slavery laws of the bogus Legislature will be rejected,
az witbou Congressional sanction they not valid.
and The contest will then be accepting the constl
tuition presented by the Free Sod people This Free
State Coz stiutiOn may pas the House, but not the
senate But the effect will be al disastrous To nis-
sour and the South Kspsas win he left 10 anarchy.
Tie slavery that is there will fee from It, and perhaps
even the slave property Of Western Missouri give way
under the peLc and seek safety in the cotton fields
and sugar plantations Of Texas.
at has been the common opinion with thoughtless
persons and thick headed bules at the West Thai tho
Nonlern aDo Eastern will not fight. Never
e greater mistake. Tho sons Of New-England and of
the Middle STATE do not Ike TO fight. They wosld
rather work, plough, build towns, railroads, make
none, ana rale families, than nght. But fight they
will if Iced he. Remember, the eons OF New rsogand
shed the first blood in lhs American Revolution, and
they were the last fu their as In that terrible
struggle. They have never disgriced their country
by cOwardIce and they will no.. They ara Amencans
with spirit courage OF duraDce and deep love Of lib
er,y to animate them. The Free-Stae men in X ansas
will fight before they will be dsralchised and Esmpled
upon. Mark the word.
Here comes then, the suicide Of Slavery. The out
RACES miited by AtchsOn and his fellows in the
reit al Of the Missouri Compromise, aud by String
fellow and his followers in subuga.ng Kansas TO
DoDr, eide mt rule, will bring q collision first In Con-
gIess and then IN hdnsas-snd who sral tell the end
Slavery will sustain itself in border State
by tire sword. ID may conquer in some respects but
IL can never conquer a peace'-never, never Once
light The fires Of DterpecIe IN defense Of Slavery,
and it will perish while You defeod it, Shareholders
will stay To NEE, the sh. Prooerty is timid, and
TIE slaves will he rent 10 TEXAS, to be in safe State
while the fl bt las's and soon az the slaves are
gone will be found that Missouri has nothing 30 fght
abour, and the 6ebt will end before 1t begins
Thus the Slavery PropaRandis's who repealed me
Missoari COMPROMISE TO make Kaosas q Slave State
will make Missouri Free; and in eodeayoriog to expel
Aboliicnsm from Kansas, they will find both kapsas
and Missouri with al entire free white population
worth more to the two States than all the negroes In
America. -
"Isnot the Kansas outrage the suicide Of Slavery,
Have not The people Of Missouri neres ed ia the pres
alton ,f SLAVERY in the state, br,ugh themselves
into desperate pr so'eDt by following the Insane
councils OF Atchison and S,ringieiowP
Can any one, in view of tho facts here set
forth, seriously believe il the duty Of those who
wish Kansas to be free, to go on sham fighting
about dead party issues or empty party names,