New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-14

Tie idea Of National Democs@ party IN ksnsss.
be aid was ridiculous Every National Deuiocrs, Is
an Aboifionst in disguise such one might not stek
rsger himself but would pa; on the back thoss who
DO Nire cut of ten men in the world are Abolition
isis We want 10 more importations from fenn@yt-
vain. ne have enough Of the Pennsylvania popular
sovereignty men Il this 3 he way they Pracnce tho
o1ccine.
7t further said that If they desired TO be congrssu-
lated upou the election Of the present Legislature, he
eoud 90 that. The wUrk had been done thoroughly
ard wc' lie had never seen Legislature embracing
more taleut oae whose laws were more Indicative
of viedom. Their legislation would be sustained: be
eculd rledyC himself that the SugVme Court OF the
Territory Yves sli rieh'. The legislature would pas
Laws making criminal TIE expression Of Abolition sen
uenis
c,,p,y w esiport Is IN J5skso1l CLOSED the head
ous,ters Of Abolgistism 70 - planted on their sol
RAYsas Cityi; they were suspected OF eens snecona
for Lifting Northern em.grsDS cross tter ccsofy on
their way to Kansas ae Nofthsrn ish w. sike,
Ard IL vas the duty Of our peo2ie to prevent any
NorYl,ern man fua settia- foot WITHIN our boundaries
Wbst s,. wanted was more heap, OF nonest men
world not W able 70 remsia here m pesee. For nim-
.sf Il Northern men eer to hold kansas 10 should
seek a home further soutn. -
Styin91euow have neither time ncr inchnston To
rspsat Particularly be was severe 81 fennsyiva-
nisas saving that the Pennsy lvsnians Who hsu come
here in search of ID fools woUh yet go away w'tt
feas in their ears Strirsfellow, SPEAKER is sd
mirabv calculated 10 accomplish bis o9jse' with tho
neonle an ,opg whom be lives whicrs nossing ncec
nor less n an bloodshed and hnal olssnon.
Ana now with seriousness becoming The danSr
which hove rs US, desire 10 call the acaion 81
the Nation, Democratic patty to the course OF the
lssdinc men in this inoendary policy. From tfunkhn
Pierce we 81 pect nothing but weak vacilianon and
h-oken proq,i Ses. Ia the sound conservative se0u-
inert of the &C untry lice only hope. Fy thc exer
i,e of Its mora force alone can our lecry be saved
from scenes OF open WARFARE.
| know thss these warnings are apt to sc regarded
IA the exsggerst q ina ninss of man nader the in
fueuce of excite ment and Incapable 10 see calmly.
This NAV be So at if so, et it be remembered that
the came ex iteree Il pervaaes the shote country and
l. the very thing ", dread. The violent men who viii
at last bring in surTectcn are net here ard there
ISOLATED eases. with lenty OF sober thsking about
~ preserye \ halan oe in favor of good order and
ueace--they are the " hole country.
While the President deaf 20 every call OF duty,
hides birnse from resp onsbiiy, like tae poitroen he
is two great bodies Of uen, divided only by an mag
mary line are rising up IN arms against each otner
ful of the yndictra ee which always sharacterzes
srcb feuds But "a SAD before to him looks,
and blessed are they who expect nothing. Up TO this
fine some show OF respect for lar and ghs has been
observed and now, emboldened by lonc immunity
from censlre and check they openly express thede-
terminate on TO oppose ali authority and acknowledge
no law The name of the Democ rssic party has al
WAYS been Justly Of great moral weight, and some
show OF respect for it hes been kept up; but now az
NAV be seen from the speech of S,rngfellow, u and
It's opinions are openly condemned ard rcpudia;ed-
DO not wish TO force upon you or your reaaoss my
opnions, state the facts ana draw nay CONCLUSIONS,
Leaving every other man to do the sane and tho CON
clusion which seems TO be inevitable . that 1niess
some powerful influence be brought ~ bear upon US,
civil war is inevitable.
With regard to the removal Of Cow Reeder, re-
serve all remarks until it is ascertained 20 be true.