New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

bread, or shelter 10 the stranger deed OF Dufnni
which even the wandering Arab Of the Desert woui
perform The supporters Of the Administration ID
both Houses will allow an act ike this 10 be eLofoo'
by the army. LIT the Christian men oil America 'e'
II ember these votes. .-,,.s
sny Marshal stera or Constable shall when teqlifea
By sry pr.on refuse to s or AID capture OF
any slave hA, have escaped from the service o h & he
CT owLer, whether ,uh ssve shall have e.e.pe1 srto
'hs Territory state OF Qtnei IN no,
~ such ofceI 'ha he fined IL sum Of not less 'A'n
"Hsryp .on shall knowingly aid in brp sns into potnt pun
l,brs erculsir thin this T.tory any 200. a..
Pile. ussszne had, ,i OF circular eon,anlt sy " nnsnSo
srsum.uts opinions sentiments doctrine, ADVICE OF r.,
calculated TO produce d.s-on among the Ss .rvee b.r
ms,te. he .hs be ,uy Of felony aud be g
There is hardly a book n the English language tna'
If Lot calculated if read to or by bondush' " pr,
duce dissfiection. This enactment mus oS up
aid enforced by the sword. So declares tne
eny iree pefsou by speaking or by vritnf as.ei. -
sn peon, the itht bold 'aye'in th. %
~ ,hsl introduce nto this Territory PRINT puO t..n
circulate or cause 20 be introduced into this Territory n
printed Published circulated IN this Ieo'y I,ri a., ~
paper Iamphe maeazie or circular iro,y .ueh person
shsl be deemed gu ity Of felony ard pu.nhea oy P
h.Id ,bor for term Of ao les thal Two ye, their own
The people were to be left free TO seuIe thIn Nv"
domestic sfisrs; said your Hapsas Neotahs .t A.
Now, to maintain that perOns have no' '9e ~. ~ ~
hold saves in the TeTrtoryst TO be punishaoe y ,,,o
than two years imprisonment, h3' '.' .", .,o,o
Years" NAV be- as suggested by the Seha'oI Ho'n
Delaware Tor life if the person should 1--we 70 Tue 'ge
OF Methu.elah This is the liberty the sons OF !, Ne~'
England Of the Great Weet, of New loik ana feuh-
sylvaIis enjoy in Kansas. This your sote
reieIty in practical operation. Those VINO were ici'
ire. to shape the future institutions OF the ie!noy
by the Nebraska Act, are now by this act cou
sgLed iCr life to a frlons prison io7denylns tne s.
Of perscns TO hold slaves. Let the Heemeh VI .u9
Free States remember tina. the supporters oi .no ~
mIpstIation in both Houses are resdy 10 eI tne aP
pIopriaioI for tie army fail, to lei the army oe US
tanceo raher than WITHHOLD from TIE iieslaent ~ Ine
power 10 enforce this atroclous act VITO Tue ail!
Co. % QrsQG
be s.ut 10 the peuitentaIy, they may DC chaineo y,
geiLer aId compelled to toll 90 the pub C worAs:
son Of Your State M President, and son OF nay
Stst. nay 90 into Kansas 10 become acuai resdene.
They csrpot vote unless they will swear TO support the
Fugitive Slave acs Of 1898 and l-5O; they cannot III
the bumblest Office unless they will swear to support
these Fugitive Save acts; they cannot pracnce iaw
withou: swearing to support these fogitlys Sae
acs II they deny the rigtt OF persons 10 hOd slaves
tley will be held in the custody Of shenh sworn 70
support these Fugitive Slave acts. They Will DE pros
tcuied by District Attorney sworn TO support tnese
Fugitive Slave acts. They will be tired by aJury from
which has been excluded every person VITO s consclen
ously opposed to holding slaves who does not admit
the reht to hold slaves in this Territory. II convicted
they must be sentenced not ess than two years. and
il nav be or ten twenty or for life And here h the
penalty prescribed:
The soi keeper other peron having charge Of such
eohvie snail cause .ueh eOh,e Wne - ns, OF aot .
t.as Jour ,iInh, more 1an t,,t tssA. az az nes
so. ~ ,reio IN diameter ssched Which chain shall be
securely fastened the snle Of such convict with ois
charge convict may hleeesy eonsue 'ucn Convict
while at hard sbor by other chains OF Other me an:
biz discretion 20 &c to heep such convict secure and Peve
escspe AID when there shall be two more convict' u
,sal te a.ten.d ,og,th. ty strong p strong et'
and duins the me .qch col'e 'na oe engaged LII 'ucn
The House, Mr.. President, wouc withhold from the
Executive the authority to enforce Illegal and inhuman
ensctments The Senate insists upon the duty OF the
President 20 execute them and if necessary TO use the
81 Eya brea from he frpp
Moth brings 10 tie House the imperative commands
Of The people stand firmly by Kansas in this crisis
| The Ner- York Herald, committed to party inde-
pendent of all parties, having no sympathy with
the niro,ity in this chamber and the msiory in the
other, calls upon the Representatives OF the people to
stand firm 1t ut,ers the voice Of the conservative
men Of the country:
ITO fsl,er to brg danger all these sacred rsh's
stts1ed ty II. blood snt treasure Of cur he and to over
y e na e T ssa ese% COZ ie ~ possible
sny which the deeet Of the Army bill occasion is COM
parable h these which will aid must how its Passage with
important ard indispensable check Of this poyiso The
Hos.e h'. perfect :h and M Il !. ' Sonndsn duty
cI by the Preeent, 'actioned BY the Senate snt sub
Le. i stand fast We tsIno, have an army without
nse The oTIres'ois Of the people and the nsnape OF bar
| euf"
The people will in my opinion, respond TO this decs.
raop Let the sLy be dis banded forever rather than
| enforce these Infamous enactments, or uphold the
usuTJation in Kansas. Almost every township OF the
North has furnished actual settlers 10 Kansas. Are
Senators the other -oe infatuated enough 10 oeeve
that the people Will sustain you in your career OF mad
fOIcrg down the throsts of their kindred and
friends Kansas with the snber and bsyoaet these
epactmebts7 When the brutal boast OF the British
officer that he would the sampe down the throats
of fathers with the bt of his sword applauded
by their DESCENDANTS then and lot till then, will the
people OF the Free States applaud your Efforts to cram
these uDcbristaD, inhumam, and hendish laws do oSn
the hroats of their brethren in distant snsas with the
sabeI Of the edrsgoon-enaciments which the Senator
from Delaware Mr.. Clsyton) declares would
send even John E.. Calhoun 10 the Peniteniary.
But Senators are shocked at the grant of power to
the Executive by the pro position of the House to
qure the President to preserve peace IN the Territory,
Iepel invaoing hordes Of armed men, and 10 protect
from unlsw ul seizures and searches persons and prop
erty 10 ard on the national highways leading tO the
Teirtny Their comments upon this proposition,
must say, without Intending any diMespe I ~ Sens
tore, have degeIersted into clubbing technicsities
Unworthy of the Senate Chamber. Do not these
Senators know tha, tie Missouri River s now held in
The hards Of orgsnized bands Of robbers, which the
aw proI ouLces on al rivers where the
sea ebts ard flows, pustes Do they rot know tina.
tie Missouri riyer wss made national highway in
1890 by Act Of Congress DO they not know thst
tbs gIaIt Of power simply clothes the President with
the authority 10 protect ptrsons ard property this
national highway, and any other national highway
leading into the Territory, frsn the unlawful seizures
empowered 70 use the navy Oh the rivers where the
sea ebbs and flows Senators profess TO see in this
grant Of power authority TO establish marital Law
s the avenues Of the United States that point toward
hADsde SI lllnk lne MtelLRtDt people OF tne
country will think al this qubblng. lfSepators
WI read the Amy ac;s Of 1925 and 1907, and the
Force bill so called, TO execute the revenue laws,
when South Carolina Lulded those lsws they will see
that the power conferred upon the President by this
Iovro il not greater taan is1requred to protect the
pee pie on the Missouri River against armed hordes of
i.verrotbers and prates Senators viii not have for
eotten--surey Il SeLator from Illinois Mr. Douglas
col not lave orcotten-ttat q company Of peaceful
emier6nts from Chicago were arrested, robbed, and
TUNED tack by these pirates; that g company from