New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-08-08

a., ,,,-,,oed from tour through o'.o ana "''V, ~
Mia where the people are thorough
-, ub,,c they are FREQ with ge'''""'
~. ,,,lr.,.n for F,ctdou,s sttnd''''o' "''''
-, and DAYTON. Coming back I" ! ua''
-, co,s,.rys,sm aud dpughiace''m tue ""' '''
Il, ola Il has saddcted my heart 70 ~"
- ,ha, - bcrc manifested wen SUE"
tr,.,lvd-s when the liberties o' 'ne o'u"
.o..d II is cause for hus,",io" "u'
w -, tke Pbiladepha, iou"''u ~ ~,
rueNts n"' c,eo by 20 nlaiy g'of GU 80 ~
IT 90 nes,--sl a. the sool w. D.car.,,on of I'm
(a;mrd fhe immortal truths W ~" c,cs,.d free aud
-, cc that "sn men 7Ic O L"ond., =,
Copctce &C. va. M c;tv ghric sAnde 'dtPcuucu'e
ssEus' ra,,le OF Liberty sacred " uv7'o' tHt
Alan, . ie"l ~, where reprse the eh-'n' oi auhnu,
-'oat WV tfcyeart 10 lyr glo'lcds past Cau !. we
ian Prov PHI. dephs wid lndofse ana sl'ttn
tsaoS " NO anorwro0g by ctsung her woe
.",es Hnchaoaul Will not oenove u 40
Il, IT, peo Die are loyal aud true to !. herty
a.. nc tbey were IN che duys Of the Revouuon'
10 been nj led: they lave been aecrivef.
~, raj iseue is ls avoided. The ma who has not
mingled With the masses can believe the igno dnce
th ere, ais IN gard TO the wrongs ana olaSe tua.
have bceI perpetIated Ia KANSAS IN inc mann o 70
no or r. and by the authority of the corrupt ana Ii-
here administration of Frsnkha Pierce Inc people
sboud be enig htcucd; they SHOULD uhde''''ud tue
irn, iste to be as it is-Freeeom or avery 10
Shall the blacks Of fhe South man eIaV's ou' s1h
HN
90 ,hc nog,s Jeglsi'urr a. hausas, ciectrd by tho
.}ocder Ruff.ns of the South II Was male clm-,
'tI.bJe with mp, ieOnuen. 10 The Pcuteuta }, t,r
man 10 rrac the Declaration of lsdepeIdcu thst
mining presses and ho,e were declared uuisHnc ~,
sue were cstrUy cd by mob with United state arms
in their hands, end PAID tor 50 DO ny with money ir1n
the Ubitcd States Cieasury that emgraOts from tne
Fe States have bceJ 'oboed, diven ont OF the ler'i-
tory or cruey murdered in cold blood for darag To ne
In favor Of making Knrsas Il Free Sat-. In the whole
political history OF the cou1trY the newer was ~
feet ben the Issues between the pari les clearly
defined. A patty ealing it-elf DemOcra lc once the
sreufest an0 - powerful party 10 he country,
having for lis tadcIs ,uch state men JetIfrs)n
and Jackson, hss low become tn" weakest
p,ny in tie country, because it Las proved
Ircrsn, to every principe of Democracy rs
interpreted and a,tis,d by Jefferson and ,cksou.
Because it has heom purely SectIoaa party having
sc itse at Cincinnati to he revedrv7rs OF he Nor'h,
for te purpose of extending aod perpatoa ing the
fr &c in human fesh. LIT he urderstoou inst the
election Of Jsnles Buchanan the sptead 0f ave1y
over the vast territories of the GTea West rs large ii
extent g. the original thirteen ates-cOnsecrated TO
FIeeo. N t0Ttrtr "a they have been by the express
terms II the Missouri compact.
The principles OF the Republican party are such as
mutt conn and the admiration aud actve support of
every lover Of his county. IL IL 'be mission Of the
Repbbicsn party TO restore the Government to the
pribcp upon which il fuun led to the principles
of w sshi gtOn and J,ffcrson. AMI 60 preserve the
liberties fthe country And wolfe u will prevent the
exeI-,n o' hu bondage II will not interfere with
Slavery where il exists in tue States, out Wit proeci
ever last right of the South TO h" fullest extent OF
consti ut.ous power. All that is wanted to + cure
the vote of Pennsylvania for Fremont AID Dayton is
that the principles of the Il, publican party should he
known Let TN effprf, the0, be msde'c0mnen ur4te
WITH the cause and particularly here IN Phlaic pnld
and Eastern Pc, nsy vSLi4. Let m~eti ~ he hci
asnd Us who can talk to the peope. L.t facts,
reuuieI's appeals be scattered broadcast ,hrsukn
pui the STATE. Lee the pro Die be arouse AID mace
TO know AID fee that the OILY way in which tn lack
lice Of cetpolism stayed and Freedom 10 Ktu-
sas secured is by the defeat ana prOstraJn of the
Sha n Democracy and their sectional caGdidateS. Ald
there will be such uprising of the freemeu of L nm
IS lyanis on the 4th cay of next November will
settle at otce aid forever, by the election OF John c.
Fremont that thus far ana futhe shall the sy-tsm
be e1teuceo that max, chat Ii Of nun4n logs aud
sells little CHILDREN the auction block. There
was cause that appealed more strongly TO every
Sspimept Of patriotism aud humanity than the
% Free Speech Free Pres, Free Soil aud Fremont.
delpatd. 1886 IL c. T.