New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

h~.,ner l. secured ~ is Usi,4d s'-ea 10 -. u,.r a.
snt'. 'Iesssn OF Slavery or ihvountsy eryisuie 10 s
Nv answer IL that / recognize iAe night. ana
would 20 lcgislate.
5h ""oss,oa oVpo'e BY al ard ev',' l-aor,tie .ai
voan'.ry i.rritorJ nor f. az ss5a~. .,
sny the. t,'sfter -hsr-v'r hensVsr .y >.
eud,srorrr. ~ 10 fretrs. N Introduce ~
For an answer to this, could readily refer D
ny Senatorial course-especisily my vote o. the
Nimot Prov so; hut that there may be no nfsun-
derstandirg emphaticay answer in the affraa-
tive.
9th Would you =. tine. IA upon Al ,,.ioa. Do
tct srd ps..rv- u'o ste i, tb r,sp@ci =. "a 3. oses
Ifh's iuuutii-. .r1 privss OF the Hoa rgssnta-i
N ih-E ~ Cor III uiOr 80 s~s sr-hs' s'y sna q.
orosetr etts u hing
tie soutrtfu r-rt 81 our N.iiotai Corf-csf.-y 30
Ansver A Northern man who wonid not pro-
ttct and preserve the rights OF the North is IN
worthy OF the respect OF any honorable man, and
for those rights would battle until the last, either
in public or private station.
IN favor Of ,sd -,ali you VOC. 49, s-t u'e
ydi sfu,ne, - to Of .eh '''..m o. psi.. - 20
evrh De rou''fr az nsuietur-' ss'n'f io-sH 'oHp7
Ansntr-My principles have always been in
favOr.ot the American System" have never
doubted az 10 what was the true policy Of the
country. and ! answer your interrogatory 10 the
affirmative.
sh u.1. in hi. Inspect aih-rs to srd .bise BY tie
the ssr, Of the United s.t7' OF th' lshdas Of JAY
1867
Ansusr-I most certainly do.
sh Do you the rsht Of Congress % lersste a.
nsie ,ppOpItn. iOr the imPro7em70i Of or n'er a.
do recognize the right-greaty deplOre the
Executive yetOes on this subject, and viii use
every means in my power for the passage OF bills
for the Improvement Of the Rivers and Harbors
10Th Are ,on IN 'aSor OF .eeh eA,nEe 10 On. s.n.
viii eomT. ali Of them arriving his couory .fter the pas
such rem4ia this couat i"is' q years
heu AID viii use sour vote sae nhusrcs to accom-
His, your last interroeatory, answer in the
Affirmative.
il was noon when received your letter. Wis
tOrs and friends have crowded my room since
commenced writing. or should have writer more
in detail. Your inquiries were dlrect-the an
ewers are az direct and to the point. Still must
regret that had not time to elaborate them more
fully
Very respectfully ,OuTs, SC dos, c,vvpox
J. NJ KiRKrA7EcK, Esq. House Of Representatives
Correspondence Of The n. 7. Tribune
LANCASTER, Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1855.
Our Legislative Thugs don't you thiok that an
in provement on your original Hlndoo vocabulary ,
are ip cad quandary TO the election OF an United
States Senator on u xt Tuesday. The po.tponement
has, in more senses than one, knocked them into
The uidoe OF next week.
Had the ballot ng last wfeK proceeieo ahu resuleu
as they confidently expected in the election OF the
great Wmnebago," Simon Cameron it is not inprob-
able hat the potent virtues of the previously applied
"Midolo'own pasiers" would have proved 10 the
eph.uoral politicians of whom our Legislature IS
mainly composed a most soothing remedy for the
WOUNDS Inflicted by the stormy indignation OF tn Dir
constituents. The p4st week, hosever, has Witnessed
such sn ou,pouri.g Of The popular wrath through al
the leading Journals of the Safe, Know Nothing,
Wig, end Democratic, alike that the poor hcataen
are mos. deeply sensble that, Ike the sinner of the
.fal