New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-29

80 --cper regularity, decofum and fidelity in ~
,ocssdfns Such conversion is little sbor: Of nus-
aios AMI a. ~, 70 extend not only TO TEE TRIsurs
Int ~ whole fusion s'hool OF politicians. i are
sbe Instance Of fss pS~eT srd efficiency OF truth
a. us nav bore tba' the res Of these new ooovsfs
riu r nc ne b. 40 t,t moderated - 70 m,ts shen
ee uine ocp't, OF he true Co TN ofFePul.I soTa-
egriy n tie servsiTe SET se 70 "nice We
Dr. COZ nr- wi uCsi c. mOcra's. bsV- heid
TIM rriprvy's Etw docfrre IS apISed ~ toe s.rS
OF ksuss in his zRei II holds 70 ts- right OF tbs
pf0l Of Territory "a assemble at 'iuseS sno secs
sTpoi-tfd by themselves and 20 EJECT Gov Reeder a.
ifeT ctlegs t. CorCCss- such election fny hetd
not OF il vIbou' the sanctions q Law ard without us
frpervi ien Of ticsl Inspectors bn' in tsharce OF
tie EXISTING law AID after The election provided by law
isd he held. TIVE IRiBvNE holds q a. deleg ne
tlus elected should 90 omitted 10 CONGRESS in opyo-
sitior 70 he one elected under the fcrms Of las.
IFT TEIBUys further boCs hist u is conpetent fs
noe first being mad, voun srily TO assemble and
slc,, n. ccatfs gao that the latter bold slf-
CONSTITUTED convention aud frame S'afesoons atahon.
which levire been rsifod by the people ia the sans
voluntary vsy The lew community IS thea enuued 70
acr - on Is State.
This II the tyre Of popular sovereignty with which
Thy TRfnUVE hes been stacked. l. IL suo- tsntiaiIy
ihst which Gov Dorr aId his compatriots attempted
10 insugurate in Rhode Island, ard against which
TINS TRIBUNE was ten eloquently indignant ana
which i; s;gmszed as simply revolution But this
il an age of progress. The TRIBUNE profsses 70 be
long 10 the school of progress, and. on the whole. wo
opinions il fopulsr direc'iop
Fer ouselves we fess thai the'e Seward Fustou-
ts have suddeuy outstrpt IN their zeal for popu-
lar soveresrty. We stsrted ahead Of them, ald, IN
fact supposed that they Intend ed to travel IN an oppc
site dire con; hu, they have turned and passed ne,
snd sre goody distance ahead.
We believe in popusr sovereignty rs applied 10 The
Terri'ortp but is sovereignty exercised under hs
reeu alton Of law We Of course recognize the right
OF the people 10 elect their delegate 10 Congress,
but il should he an election uoder the sanctions aud
SUPERVISION Of l:w We hold 70 the sht of The people
10 form State cnsti.uticn but the whole proceeding
should be hsd under the guidance of legal proyi'iors
Our 6ocire is in The true and Conservative sense OF
the term-popular sovereignty. The doctrine OF r1E
TRIBUNE aac It's Seward Fusion associates Is revolu-
top We believe in he risht Of Volution when t 70
Necessary 70 re,Ort TO IT, but we sre not prepared %
admit that ihst set exists II ansas al houss
We aoknowcd.o me outrageous character OF some u
the acts Of he recei lp. slature.
We have above sufficiently indic s'ed our views, -
far at east as have for the subject to-day m
reilly 10 The TRIBUNE article Of Thursday addressed
20 us We are awsre of rTE TRIBUSEs general An
or TO all ths-tha the acts OF the late Kansas egis-
aturc are all void but should have occasion 10 re-
turn 20 TIE subsc think we shall have very lttIs
difficulty in showing that such a position cannot DO
maintained and that The TRIBUNE Ia driven 10 take
refuge 10 its docrire of the right of revolution.