New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-26

state Of Maine, who, no. content with hs7iog
ruined the Wig party while it was alive, must
needs disgrace it after it ia dead by calling them
sclvee " straight Wbies."
The Epglhh Tory lawyers admit indeed, that
dough the King can DO 30 wrong, his advisers and
minister, cdD, and may be called to account aud
even punished 'or it, ard that the King may be
forced BY lie opposition Of Parliamen. aud the out
cries Of the people TO drop these wicked ministers
and appoint others; bu this il the utmost llm' 10
Which constitutional opposition can 60; 1t sui
must be tie King who selects the new advlters and
continues TO rule through their instfumentauty'
Ard such is precisely tle borrowed doctrine OF
Mr. Choa'e; about whom there Is, at'er all, little
orieil atty lawyers from the necessite, OF theif
profession, being men If precedent and routine
such is Mr Ctoates docrite with regard TO 'he
Iiehtful ard constitutional authority OF the slave
hodtrs urd der cur system OF Government. Inc
Execut ye, Lot TO say the Legislative and Jude al
authoIiiy, belongs TO them, ard to attempt to de-
prize them Of is II asonabe attempt aga nst the
Const tntion ard the Union. 1.-THE Government Is
administered in an unconstitutional Snd wrongful
msnI er ard in derogaton of the lights OF the peo
pls-as even Mr. Choate admts it has beel dldag
TIE four years past-yet the only remedy oi the
PEOPLE according to Mr.. Choate, is to require the
Slave Power to chaI &c ts miI i:ters-ar1 the Save
Power having propo,ed to do ihat hayiog dropped
Mr. FieICe a. d on' ming to The free people oi tnl'
Uhion the choice between Buchanan aud Fillmore,
it amounts to q irrssolab con,prlcg aSant tn
Constitution oId he Union, for the RepltllcaLs to
. esume to brig forward another candidate not
acccpt7b'e 10 tie Shareholders, AID whom they are
not wiling to indorfe. 1t naturally enough fol
lows from these prcui,fs that Mr.. Choate is fully
Of tie Opuon OF ir. fillmors, that Ill case oil the
election of this Republican candidate toe Slave
Power will be fully ja.tGcd in initiating, ant may
be expected to initiate the example ot Charles /.
Bs 8ga n't ,he Parliament, ard he ra'icn that pro-
posed to rrest from him the adnllns rdtve au-
shOIitS hey NAY be expected to uufurl thair m-
periel steudaros, aud TO call upon the gentry AID
cavaliers OF THU cOultry come 10 tn rescde of
Slave Power, endangered 10y piity Of s1vellng,
ianstcul, puri'al cal rouud heads, set Of base
mechanical and shop kccpiSg knayes who have the
pr.sI mition to iu1agiuc ihi. they are capable OF
urdersta1 dirg great Questions ot State, aud ih'
incredible audac'ty 10 cDl,erd with the lauded
gentry Tor the control Of national Offices. Should
this suggestion Of Mcssrs Fillmore and Choa,e be
adopted, We very seriously toubt, however,
much As i, nigh. suit Nj. Chores
fsI cy aid az bitiop whether he has quite personal
coursge tIoughio play the paIt ot Prihc5 Rupert
and We snonel, 'u.pect that the display of ihe
sla et o. rs banner whatever Efforts at support
irg i, light be made By NJ ssfs. Fillmore, Choate,
Bnd the dough iaces generally, would end like
Charles Is Ioysl enieavoIs to triumph over the
religions and political sentiments Of the English
people in deposition snd btht adDg, and that with
very little chance of Iestcration. There is a
coed Geal of English rolrdtea blood in this
country.
Imagining and composing the death OF the king
was f,mcns contryaLce Of the EOgli,h Tory
lawyers for converting all sorts of acts into con-
stfuctve treatoDe, for which Mr.. Choate proposes
70 substitute hare in tie United S'a.es, imagining
rid comprising the overthrow Of the Slave Power.
That is the grand charge-indsed the only charge
which he brig, sesins. tie Republic,1 party;
hut thai, according to lir Choatc, is qnte enough
10 harg every mtmbtr Of it Should Buchanan BIZ
elected, ond should Mr Choite be appointed
Attorney General bet Heen which two events there
seems TO be supposed, among those who know Mr.
ChCate best, that thfra exists gone sort of mys
telious nrtction-ne should probably see some
indictments fer treason Th ch will throw Kane and
1t con pte quite int" the shade Ball! BfcOaS did
rot succeed in numbering Senator Sumner; peg
tsps Mr. Choate shlIcipsee-and that may be the
secrtt of his pre- er nee of Buchinsn TO Fillmore
the pleasure of prosecuting HIN, cOnvicting
ard hargug him. LII which case Buly Brooks
will dcubtltss volunteer to act as hangman-that
is, if be Can get Kcits, Edmundeon, and Herbert
to promise to stond by as to protcc. him agaiust
any danger that might arise from Mr. Summers
superior personal strength
II is 4 iINc tar ielizrg 90 on uniuchy journalls.
who is chained to the oar of adaily paper in town