New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-07
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or the Other. ,N0T COl. Fremont r6ptesenu Iuo
principle Of Fee Kspsss aud Free Territory, az
every Dsn knows. Mr.. Buchanan, cb the other
b-Dd, stands on the lrourd of nominal indlfef-
epce but practical subserviency to o'O7erJ E1ten'
on. His platform afIir ns the rsh. of any ilave-
holder to make aDJ TelritOr, slayehOdilg, bJ tts
simple sct Of taking his human cbete tLl.hfr END
demanding 'he sid Of the Law in enDrcing hls
c.m that these chattels leb'r iOr bis pfoh' ra'hei
than their own Having thus allowed one slave
holder TO establish the bghrng Il" icst :rt'o1 N q
T.nito:, it permits a delterlnioed A1.i-Si'sry
mtoIiiy 10 abolish or expe it ,el,n scid TTr':JTy
c,nts TO be mGde STATE, but ret before. / to
t, at tine, the People may be twenty against
Slavery to one for it; yet they must sttie 'leH
own convictions, and epact laws to enforce 'he
slavebolder's UDra.ctal and unjust prefer h9r'.
That il may be seen that We state the literal ttth,
VI quote rom the latc Cincinnati NIiloua' Con-
gerion'. Platform (in which NJ Bucnaran ms
merged bis pertousl idertii, IS follows;
"Roo'r'6, That q. iG4r fellowship witt NJ de-
s, the co6ners,ion of az who rcslri the preserve
tior q tie ULon under &C. Cor JIM ~ m the p'ra
u cunt Gue ~ icpuGiaiog Ell sCc'orat p'tiss eri
platforms concerning domestic Slavery, which seek ,
euhrCil the States ard ic'e 70 tres ard aimtd 70
sste1 ce 70 law in the T1dtores ard whose aVoF Fe1
purposes il con ,3mma.s 3. must e1o G csn VA 'Ad
ci.UriCr-tbe Autiicsn DemOcrlcy ie -ogIlze ana
sdoJt the piuciIs cont aiD in e org tnic Avs e5
tablpLng the Ieirto.ies OF ksnsa9 ana Nebrasia H'
embocyhg The oily sound and taie SCAT VI % .ae
"SSNty question ppC1 y ch tfe g'eH- ht'-'i'f-
OF the pc"p OF "a Is wloe cDultrY can Trpp' II
dttQnined coDselv ,tsG Il the ution -N)$ is
TFrFFRFSCT ~ CoNCRfss WIN SLAVERY l. STATE
sND TFRRITORY, on II the DISTRICT cF tnLt>ii
g,s = L. o.. RI o. .yn Tia. e. ID
he Cf al he T.ni ,its, ilcEii." hcl.-s dad NJ
brssfs art'i ff.lu9h tie realy cri y cynre 'sed
vii d m'ilhy Of actual re il ents, and 'r1 '''"e'
ne gni,r oj N-fr sntcb. Tfs Ja..y5s5 4, . jam 2
CoDsafphon, With or without dome tic Save :, anl
lie emitted in'O the CDion upon toms OF peiiect
equ iiiy with other : ates.'
Here CcugIess i- expressly bound to "non-n-
"'erereDce with Slavery n State ani Territory"
which clearly implies tina, Slavery is carried th her
by the Constitution, rs the SoLth hos coz
tended so stoutly. I. cOr'd no: be interiored
with in Territories if it were not legally rhcre.
Hayrg thus got into the Territories by the mere
fact itat a1y tlave holder chooses - cal.y 1t
tliiter, 'be Platform denies TO al the people OF
such 1erIitOly light . cIiee Il out again Unt
it soal have sufficient population - - iOIm
State COp.titu,ion, and be adniitoi iu') tue
Criop," rs State. Now, al precedent assures
Us that Slave Territory never becomes ANYTHING
cse !hG1 Save State--ncvcr The history VI
,bis country, AID of all counties, MAJ ,i.ely be
cballtnstd ior an excepuon to this law. OfcouTse
the Slavery propaganda have in the above resolves
all that Trey could desire. Taey don want law
to ccmpe slave holder. to esrate With 'hoir slaves
to nsa TeIh.oIies--thry ri look out for tnst, as
u l.. j.. Al If.r,oa
ever one dos 90 10 new Territory they nsis. Oh
"Dtn iItef rcDce" by Congress- with bis r'gps OF
proper,y, pro deny 10 ths people Of the Territory
ali night 10 abolish exclude Slavery Until they,
havDR Ihe requisite p"pu atiOn come 10 iorm
State GoyeTDmfEr. In otGer words, they shield
eGrctuaiy The niaucy OF Slavery in any community,
knowing v ell tina, in lis DatuItS 1t Will take care
ofItself. What more could AtchisOn, BGford x
Co. dt na.d
NV, he suPportcfs OF Fillmore are under more
Itctraibt at .bf North ihau PRO thOse of Bucha a1
btcsuse many oi tbem are oll Wblgs sli iornery
p.o'ose il t'ey did nor hcn iiy m.ia;iip, 5he
cocirne # Slave1S Restriction. They dare ST..
dive 70 ceeP as th7 Dnoneui-rS nn1 doi Irlc-
in thtr race lor slave breedpI 1vos a. :he So1tG,
ises labor u der perpetu,i .ade4r'.se Nu.
eiDH, The great save -oreeH.pg STATE Is hxed - q
flint against 'htm-dazzIed by Gov. Wscs brilliant
perspective OF the 'oillion of dollars they Iuid
have taiced hy selling negrocs az 3D. 900 10 - 0c0
per heed 10 work the gold mines OF Southrra
California il Buchanan had only succesded IN run
'rc ic ike Of 81 80 sraisat ac .oss 20 tie
Pacific. IL be cure, Fillmore oIici lily approved
re Fugitive Slave ac.; bur while his supporters
u the South nahe the must of this, and a1duoe
certificates thar it done c5esIiuliy sDd ne rty,
ve know thst FILLMORE men in This StIts whis-
poIog in credulous ears that tbeir csDddate ia 2.
l,dt An,i Savory-that be is opposed ~ the
Nebra,fa policy and 70 Slavery EItslso.-,nd
that re sere1 the Fugitive act rtilc,sn.y, a6d
oi ly because bs v ais prhcges old not aloS hin
to use ,be vet power.
Tie result { the Kentucky Eec,ioa confines
US that he Presidential contest, IS it approa,has
its teI ImiDaiicn, Is TOre add more narrow g isef
down 10 the sirg'c issue Of Sle7er, Extension OF
Restriction, I'd that tie woes wd 5e c'st ei "ec
for F.,mopt, for buchanan, or ecatteHrg. Ard
this is as Il should lee.
The principal objection urged by ;7a 3 rder-
r. ifan Os.erd Manif,sc presses, Whether in t;ia
~ o., -. = mo =,