New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-15

on, TIE eftssdlrnest ., tie TerntoriA snhH
ton Of slavery, fasiABed By many on hs ean sos
bircu of tie country ard s laws sgheisnt BAR ef i
therefore tbs sussiIed hem because would e9ntlsts o
oe, an make ~ ed Of controversy that subject Vet IN
is4 b. the fnd. ami saePoItss 9t ne a- %
tris Gosrrnepi Kansas that the then laws for 60
.aa ne ccnI'ot,e S nd rro.--d object Of a
ard tbst instead Ct oougenng sho susLs 'ie 4, LII,
Ss,.r.d priDcrIs vii uus-tted I'll ho-e where slavery
lsd been prohibited ard rendered Proper snd ony p,o
Tie s-ilt AID serr which thus Terverei Ihoee Coz,
y,o~he 1r. .hd m.de th.n ne .a eIe., ssn 20 e,Te
renewed dsurbIce, eoud 70, BE e1pes'ea men 20 ,s
the re,ui tie dc'on Of ire people q A.a.1, IsS1
'ecured Ire sisi':on oi Msol - s!ayenoliHt $500
All tho et;cn re 81 ,he purpose, oy elo-
se sy ,hi. tey ostais ed ory Of from
the Free s,se' counted r;;1 tSsr IT & So,s PAe re
ritoes without prohibition 0. slavery II would ",tn me
Avs i .i se h i.s proT,osa for such termination
secured from the FTee Staes enoH49 VIZ at s'
.Iet.TI e ~ der Tepesed e5uTsS both hO-e
nenis tioEen AMI both thee Ssnpfosi'~s d,,.
s..e JsS .d and nd "S sS Ey a. vote =. Of ss siSsod
.1 naori:y OF the vote. Of the Free s.a'e. Afer ths
tr.odusry AID eEssbe p -edlus u wa- nt 20
.mr,. 10 secure favorable renlt by votes In the Territory
Of Ksnsss Neither could be expected ta' the psoie Of "a.
ho r,sered 0f 1854 AZ double breach OF
i.;,b would M eud make eaor' ey legal NE ,ns 70
corree ha, been sse that the IepeL d ne p,oy9n,
iS boudpot b. ressrded cs The Slveholins
ss,es beeau'e was pe.ei'e oy sess men ,aast
tve character TO- y REGARDED as h1ine measure on ne
vt.ther CIV sy section party 10 sseer
tI wEeheIth HeNT Of ,h1, .eSii9n OF parry soea ls' IT.
o Rspr eHiaves from the slayehodas S.iss
si's M rom the Free States voted against It. Ia.
iutiect o. slavery Ia te Territories ~hicH hH- Voi-hy 81
ted the country or many year' ad "nic9 hes oeeh
be F.led twice by Compromises before s'e does not
.nel .iiled re Nssorr Compromises sni The supposed
V,, T, ~ ~ 'r sr5 d,ufbne rsea.ure hiss produced
~e vi, be dtai, to .il:y Tne snbise
Re slave States viii sustain turned those who
lave ,hs Inhabitants Of Ksr 20 arrange and all
Ler character political religious yiew5 place OF nativity
IN ,es 70 Ills cseri Isir not light al who believe ia
the bessins avehodng and regard the bes; condition
woes Aep ettie this GOOD condition OF mat Territory %
hey csIo, and settle Is not Their dly by al
their power 20 promote this object by inducing others
la. minded go TLS yigt becomes duty TO all wac
e o, iAT e0nT' Ks5.s. w.. ~0 fys''d s b. a. or or
as necessary their safe;y by tue political weight
q, sw ful nj, that results s clearly the inducing
men go there 10 become permanent mnaoans snd voss
ard often a. the elections occur IN 4vo OF he eao
M ueut Of Slavery and thus control re election sld Pre- erye
it Slave forever is neither lawfu nor eensurabe IL
ard ud be highly $40 CONNIE gecsae9
lawful meas 20 csrry orwar honest CONVICTIONS Of
comueudse Nor viii the cs'on Of oprobI9us epitaets'
ealing glnfi'a change iss nora Or as1 eAlrAc
,rst. ma cone Ncrher siouli they deter any
I,,eeaty eLtonas h % l A.ae .S1 e9sI r.s
yod the BLESSINGS Of Uni -.sal Liberty, 1aI Dei5Se
ls fIesbion fe Of dcrt S a! al ls ae'son Of honest
eSsy er Ser le.I 5a, boun nu e 81 rsssoasbe ersJ.
oI. advance this object by lawful Whenever
Raniss presented by law olen el or tAi, ex7en
ard s invited to enter H. became the right and
Te,e by their number. and by er yo'e. awfay from
e carry control in legal way the elections
1l.s could L. agiully etec ed b.
Ietuert res:ceuce ar Continued and eQeIed effort during
ttc con tnusnce Of Territorial Government AMI per-
mtrently remaining tnere AID preserves FrseSa,e
Cou,tiution. AL toe Who eG'eai-ed 'he sans .mels
hut wse rot disposed themselves 70 90 had the dSht
snd Guy al awful 20 encourage and promote
the etj,st II The purpose. could be best effected by
State yasoe m some SoS Sa n ~ M. nse Ss'
esuinS II "iI ih M 80, stSoi C 50 or
Tie territory people The territory the property
irsute IS Of very psri Of United sfa'es Hlswr
so ertensve as c Sc eeo:ua re le majority
Of finhsjsn opposed to slavery nov considered u viola
ton Of opposca the iw es'siug the Territory.
editst, d.usion h IA nc ouly allowed ru: ensures but
equally invited ta1m by en'stis tat the rse number OF
INVITING eso'ts for numbers SUN invitation have
teer clrected TO poirco such efforts roth stes.
II becomes Necessary inquire SHAT taken
rtce If volerce has ska Lsoo tho IAsrssi and perhaps
bi sns Into and collision ialanabe Gle
sic ud be taken BY Congress sueh law II force
AID Woe have substituted V u there
es proyos shoua be made and TO correct al the
yoleucc has Produced aud prevent
roLoo and afrneut lie experiment by
peaceful osnaily Irciessed and presented in the
sueciHct Of the poers.. of
teal in this. After the passage of this law,
sbhiIs the Territory 9, hsnsls large body Of settler,
h.bisncy therein hos Of these the Free
Of the est North who probably intended Dy their
sLd freuoe establish there rec state rgreesby the
law which invited heIn Some part OF these from Sorh
States had been sld aided tLs enterprise By
rih Hi. l,ulable object by open pu6c
providing fseies fer oTtaon all peace
er1ito j. providing therein aotes mills and 50 forth for
the public sceomu odA,ion Of tlst new country.
The Governor Of Kansa having pursuance OF law divided
lis tfce.m.t.or e, ths e. .ton Of Les,tye Assembly
therein to take place on tie sod Gsy II M:ch 1855 aud d.
rcted how the ho nd be conducted end tue made
Ssy Of the eeen l. rre bodies Of arnd men from tie state OF
Missouri sppt sIed a. the polls In e aud by
violent tunuuousc 5eraw.d lie de-
al by thoir own votes elected large ma
jy othe nienbe-s OF both Houses Assembly. On the
turns elections bsr sde 70 the Governor sd Oh
jsc him relation ra4t sl!l districts.
and ler ho o.de u-h sud such only as by the
majority of The two Houses equally vicious in feet but apPsr
Gown By ssie violence and intdaed scattered aad dcous
eyed ard abors undor eppeheDsoss VI personal violence
in relation thereto, and lie, then uinfoed in relation
hereto beued cei stes TO the bers who appeared By
raid formal EetuIIs TO ave been elected. ,
IL relation to those districts which TIE Governor set aside
orders by him sued for elections Ia OF these
districts The proceedings ated by from Mis-
SCUM aud in OILERS and certificate. Issued the per-
Tl Lessstve Assembly SO elected assembled at PAwnee
he "a Day Of July ls that being the time and place
hodns said meeting fixed by the Governor By authority Of
hose members elected said second election
II The districts where the from Missouri lad - sst cleo
tor chC.sn the rersons ey had elected al the sad trt
eieccs, and admitted II Of The said ffseleced naOgber
Lefs!tive Assembly. so eLseed BY military force bys
u'uTpeon No oct Gifts oWo ae or neglect Of the Coy.
legality Ike Laws but the fruits u.urpa-
uoa, which 70 Governor coald legitimate.
They passed Asi altering the p.ee Of The temporary .eat