New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-10
John Is this day editor OF administration psper
Nnx l ould not stand such thing as that myself

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dr., suesring alles iancs 20 the Nebraska bill The
executive iad il in lie pNSer 90 defeat !, with q
s.ng dash Of the rea Bur II 'a'nered y aud q.
i bis aduinis'raiiOus Offspring. Nov ] sssest
ne hs'oriral TACT tbat ~ the nmc me Nan
s., bill was passed there nOi resident
white man N tSat Territory. There h41 no business
o. b. Gre for Il indAB terit0ry and e sdch vas
tie hot hssta 10 get eovovr M Nc for people which
wor, pot tAenn-to e-tAoO sqou',er sovereignty Win
ots suy 81 oiects Not a man Nes tftr-i Thea
NssssohuS,tts wIero's Cen. Wuson-Ma>Stohus It's
u home u Hancock aHd Adams tne esty lea iers ot
f~t,dom. ROW thai tnis Missorri cOanprO ui-o desig
rating this territory for FREE dom that ha-rier
us broken dowe,-Wha' sin YOU ought
g. be ashamed that yOu 1--we in snch
state genera. Massachusetts, say sent men
who were unsble 70 70 ,o ks1sas Themselves snd
f, 1sbed them thc 10 20 With They got there.
ard they beAar TO TN soil more prollne tnan they
bad had al bone. Their hearts were oeStrg with me
pioneer good courage Ihe-s teey were working ior
q bappy snd abundant home. Holc on certain
seosior by tie name of AchisoD, who be-
ins president Of the SeDste beca ne vice president
OF he Uni ed Sia,es vacs'ed his seat, Where did he
go He vert 20 Missouri. Aud what did be DO there
Hs cug ont this SirngfelOw sud bis cosdJutors, an
armed and bloody band Of men ever marched forth
in a Ces perado's cause. BY and by this doctrine OF
sQuatier sovereignty was 10 be tired a tae BAL
loi box and it 50 bsppened that there freemen, IS
they had been wont to DO in Massachusetts, went IN
vote. They got steel for breakfast and lesf tor
dinner lLaus ht.r They were told that though FREQ
men. they had no right TO vote Toey Fere driven
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tina, thew were deprived OF thes eemsns privileges OF
voting Suppose the arrow of death bad found its
way 10 tie ext cutive mansion at Washington, ADD
that greet man llsughterl had fallen; where would
The Piesic eut have be- en- ouual He won have been
found in Missouri OvCr,h owing the dearest rights OF
fr, emet-ihe right to vote Yet we are gravely told
that nj should mol BE- charged To- the administration;
that il il Vrong 10 charge the IN with thing which IL
go seize wider aud told that all these kars@
outrages dow from Masssct uset's We are told by
Gov Sey mour in of his plausible speeches where
his emile is fully Is winning as the subject,
and attracts as much attention as the mat
rr) tha. these border irregularities are
all ractabIe TO 3 State which han vel ugh boz
dend Oh reaso.. Poo Massachusetts, Laas bterl
Ny own home though hardly dare say so Renewed
aught,r She ia going 10 revolut ,niEe the world by
stnoDg froemon with ballots in their haDds to test
the question of squAtttT sovereignty Laughter This
question has been tested. wonder II there was aoy
fusion there There is holy horror perva ing this
whole community about fusion so
" Homogeneous 50 unnatural that men OF
different political sentimens should minsie win
" each other." | think the doc rine of fusion has
been fully demonstrated in Kansas BY these 50 n6ar-
bsriaus from Missouri with the thousand shawnee
Indians, so wild that they don't know ballot from
bTooms lex llsughter and yet one thousand OF them
vCtedthe pupst test Of the squatter sovereignty 81
General Cas- that could h,ve bean presented Loud
lauphtesl The wild Indian can vote, but those negro
mep though refined by association with the whites
80 much so that they think it is best to ensave all
Afuca-tbey cannot vote. There IL some fusion
there hut nobody there complains of II at
the South it is holy fusion tLaughterl.
But continued the general have an oejtcion to this
legislation that runs little back off. General Pierre
said he would by these promises and be bag not
done IL be has broken down In tho only one ia favor
of Freedom. contract that had stood for thuty one
years lie broken down. They hsve got the oonsidera-
ton in their own pockets. Now It Is rule OF common
law that contracting party seeks 30 avoid his con-
tract, he must put the other party just where he
found him. Now say to these men: II you want
to try this game, away with your niggeidom out OF
NJ tha Inn III
br, akipg down this barrier they have made every inca
sf-erritory in this Union battle ground Tor this ies-
ton. asked the Democrats TO cepsure this ana they
would not do it, and hence | will not vote Tor them
ICheers But We are told that mast not vots with tho
Wings. Now, have spoken here, and want to READ
a little. We were tod thus oLoe before. when the
int convention of traitors, as Ihs AtDony hrgn
called US met at Herkimer that good old place which
wos the home OF Michael Hoffman and AbDsh Maan,
Loud cheeIrl who was therel My dlshIg ushed and
We lbeloved friend John Van Buren, Cheers and
laugbterl And he made speech, and need not tell
YOU that il was very good one, and mean 10 reah
you a little, ano asa JVo 10 seut your eyss. and 'hink
it is my language, aud BAY it il is not good lie settles
the question about voting with the Wings. Gen.
NSe read rom John Van ureb's speech at that Con-
yention passages stroOgy IN favor Of oooOersung
with Wings, ana citing cases from the Revolution 70
The Mexican "sr, IN which they MAJ done Sok
But they tel us that | wes 10 be swallowed up by
seward and the Wings. Well, upon the principle
that little fish are always swallowed by big ones, l
must be swallowed by somebody and do not know
hut ehOud repore hs qdieUy III tlein as sDOui IN
Ii'Ioe or Cochrane Laugher. IL there be auy
y alloaii q | contend that Freedom shalt swalos as
all up lCbeersl. That's the kind of swallowing | an
after. Tho ciy OF The Union Is in Danger ms
cCased 10 righten children. have seen members Of
Congress tbabe until their knees knocked together.
have seen Jerry Clemens dissolve the Union twice
in one night and not shaken enough TO disturb
the equilibrium Of fly Laughter and cheersl.
The general then declared his hearty and cordial adj
hereI the ticket and platform Of the Syracuse con
yenion; declared PresO King TO be bis beau idea ofa
perfect maE-an unGssumiDg, faithful and honest man;
that the sentiments eamnatng from him are IA pure as
the fountain that flowed from the rock when snitten
by the prophets rod cheeB The euogsuo mention
OF the names OF AbJah Mann and oil inc othef candi
dates nomiL ated ex tied the most enthusiastic and
unanimous applause. He knew not who deserved the
greatest condemnation-hos who threatened the dis
saution OF the Union those who r1d 1t lappausel
Judge CULVER, being introduced, adyerted TO tho
Tremendous noise which the enemies OF Freedom were
now making in reference 10 the Fusios movement.
But these very opponents were oil men who had been
lifted into public notice by fsons Of the most ques-
oLable character. New questions must OF necessity
Gre ate new parties; ard political organization ever
spraDg into existence with greater claims Tor Tue conn
cenoe OF n people than that Republican party when
he tie speak err had taken part ia naugurating at S-
acuse. Honest and sincere IN It's position, there VIII
be resisting it, for, in the language OF some what
plain pokeD but manly Wing a. the late convention,
IL has more force than "hell and Niagara together
There IL no sectonalsm in liz PLATFORM It's principles
are broad and national, and all we ask Is that our
friends should come with US. II it had been IN Mis-
souri, that the Compromise bad been repealed, ana ~
eight nine thousand ernlgrants rom noo o'ao
as the border rufhaLs had done, he thought there
would have been some :" fusion" on the part OF
George Wood Jim Brooks and others OF that clique.
pie Of this State know that this battle Is for principle,
and they will act accordingly. We are the allied