New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-24

which The Enqsinr sxults, notwithytsadins u.
CSmmittee sent BY tho "BIsck Republicsn" "a
CoDsress TO "foster and aid the rebellion" To this
il ADDS. as other causes of copgrstulstiou, "tAst
"the poltr0cnery Of Hale and Wilson has ben
"e1posed." that "fugleman Greeley and seustor
"Sumper have been soundly caned," and that
Buchanan has been nominated for tho Presidency
and is certain to be chosen. 'By exposing and
leaning the leaders, we shall soon throw tia
"troops into confusion. We are doing well Ia
Washington and we'll in Kansas"
And yet with all this, The Enquirer is not ooa.
tent, as witness the following:
ave must punish put down and extirpste rebellion.
treason ard abolition. Men have no right to isiure
society and to leopard the lives and property Of tser
neghbors under Of freedom OF Speech and free-
dom of the Press. Nor have they any right to practice
immortality incest and RIGHTEOUSNESS, under pretenss
Of religion The North, for it's own safety, must 10
leg.late as 10 suppress all agitation that endsngeu
property, morality and Christianity. The South re-
gardipg either honor security, cannot long continue
in a Union which subserves other purpose but 10
endaDger and Cypress her."
Not content with controlling things in Kansas and
Washington, The Enquirer confidently looks for.
ward TO the election of Buchanan as the first great
step toward the suppression Of "freedOm Of speech
"and freedom of the press throughout the entire
North. Our State Legislation, it seems, 10 to b
taken under slavedriving control; and under pain,
we suppose, Of being held, like the Prostate mon
of Kansas, guilty of "hat treason and rebellion"
the North is to suppress all agitation which endAn-
dangers property, morality and Christianity"
which fine-.ounding phrase is only Virginia peri
phrase for saveholding. The Northern Stases, we
suppose. will be required, one and ALL to place on
their statute. books the famous act Of the Bogus
Legislature of Kansas "to punish ofenses against
".lave property" by which the penalty of death
is inflicted on the harborng, assisting or cOnceang
Of any runaway slave; the penalty of imprisonment
at hard labor for FIVE years for writing printing pub
fishing or circulating any book, paper, pamphlet,
"magazne, handful, or circular containing any
" statements, arguments, opinion, sentiment, doc.
"trine, advice or inuendO calculated to produces
"disorderly, dangerous or rebelliouS disafechou
"amoDg the slaves, or to induce such slaves to es
"cape from the service of their masters, or to
"re.ist their authority" and the penalty Of i'm
prisonment at hard labor for not less than two
years for printing, publishing or circulating any
document containing any denial of the right to
hold slaves; and should the Northern Legislatures
hesitate in the matter, the thing, we suppose will
be set right, and the proper sort of Legislature
elected Just in the way in which the same thing
has already been done in Kansas.
Such is the programme which The Enquirer
makes out as the consequence to be expected from
Buchanan elections and no doubt should 3D.
chanan succeed in being chosen, the same North
ern dough.faecs and traitors, who will have brought
about that result, will stand ready TO aid him and
the shareholders in carrying out the rest Of The
Enquirtrs programme.