The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-09
From the Albanv Statesman *. N, Filr,cre)
THE BLACK TREASON OF THE BLACK REPUBLI-

THE BLACK TREASON OF THE BLACK REPU Bill
CANS.
The disgraceul conduct the ck-repubcan House
Representatives is having its effect and by the
honest organs Of the party recording their verdict
against it, The Springfield Republican charges
upon its friends and than hints corruption Other
papers follow in the strain, and storm of popular
Indignation threatens burst the heads Of the Shrek
ers.
And who were the "absentees whilst this great "bate
for principle fought2 One of them Millward
whom SO many fourishes have been made, and
other was-who think you reader Who but the great
republican bantam, the redoubabe, pugnscious Burn-
game-the who was very anxious TO fight Brooks,
but somehow never managed do 1.-THE prince of north
fre-eaters2 Pulled out and swelled up with import
by the nooriey he suddenly gained by the aid of his
muscles noorety his brains would have achieved
for him-his riHe-shot shrieker showing himself to
admirng crowds while the great principle Of freedom in
Kansas sacrificed at the federal capital
But listen to the opinion Of a republican his
publican House of Representatives Thus speaks the Phil
adelpha North American the leading Fremont organ In
the Keystone State:
"Now that this is over and its merits may be
considered with calmness than during the heat and
excitement which roused both Sides to that
the great the republican side in not bringing
forward independent measure from either the Commit
Territories the Judiciary, abrogatng the odious
laws Of Kansas and proposing such relief the exgency
commended by good features and condemned by 9TH
1t received what may be called the deliberate
judgment Of the House. and was in manner sprung upon
1t by eompuson, . ....
"Ho~eyer justi6able ii may have been-and there
many sufficient precedens sustaining tito have attached
the defoaed provso the army bull there is something In
the suggestion that such modes Of legislation improper
and OF pernicious tendency.
Notwithstanding all this, the principle Of attaching
legislation that may be germane Its character 10 the
regular appropriation bills except in extraordinary
emergency reprehensbe Congress has been here nine
months and there abundant time TO have matured
introduced the necessary for Kansas long
ago, without adopting such doubtful resort that
which has terminated inglorously Ii is
say that the Senate stood ready resist and de
feat every such proposition. If such would have been the
OF events the issue would have been much stronger
before the people Now IL may be asked, what the
douse did but what has II attempted to do2 True there
was no Fixed and reliable majority for carrying out
any scheme of redress and pachcaton for Kansas Still
this fact does not weaken the position that the republicans
having the organization bound to try the expert
men and 10 put tho record by which any such
ccpable project should be rejected That mistake Is felt
already, and IL may be felt more.
Altogether the session has been Improbable Subjects
Of material and most important legislation have been
thrust aside in both branches that the rival factions
might have play enlist sides in sectional strife and to
embtter passions and ealouses already deeply stirred
Tor the safety tranquility Of the country The people
may rejoice that II has terminated