Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-18

FOR nothing else. 1t is not doubted or dsaied that
the first elections in the territory controlled by
maraudng Missournns, that the first legislature was
elected by that class of men, and the diabolical laws
which have occasioned good share Of tho trouble,
were enacted by them. Why were they imported,
or why did they como into the territory. 1t was BE-
cause northern men in the territory ana
for a legitimate purpose, were more nrHsious 'han
southern men legetmately there so that they came
expressly to crush out and break down the doctrine
of popular sovereignty tor the purpose OF establish
ing slavery. The repeal of the compromise was the
thing which made the state of things witnessed
possible but the effort of these maraudlpg Missouri
rians was the immediate cause of the difficulty.
Well did Pierce and Douglass, do anything TO vim
dicatc this doetrine of popular sovereignty which
these Missourians crushed out7 1t is a matter Of
current history that they have been the warnest al
les and supporters Of the narauders from the mo
ment they sought to forc.bly subjugae The territory
Here is where the difficulty 10. Tho first attock, the
very first host lilies ever experienced in tho territory
came from these marauding Missourians, and all the
subsequent troubles have grown naturally out OF this
fist trouble and the government has either refused
to interfered only in favor of the marauders. The
cause of the present difficulty is, Them first the 70.
peal of the Missouri compromise. And second, the
determination of the south aided by the democracy
of the north force slavery into Kansas under tsat
repeal Without these, there would have been not
particle more trouble in settling Kansas than in
settling Wisconsin, and to day it would have been
just as peaceable in Kansas as Wisconsin
Well do Pierce, Douglass, Buchanan, and the par
ty generally propose TO do anything short of com
pletcy crushing out tho Free State men, to stop the
trouble. Pierce says, go to the Grill power of the
territory to redress all wrongs. Who is the cip'l
powsrl Dave Atkinson is the head of it, and Judge
Leconpte, Marshall Donaldson, Sheriff Jones, &c.
&C., all appointed 10y Pierce, are his tools This 10
the civil power to which Pierce directs the Free
State for redress Is it not most transparent
humbug Does not every person see that tllii whole
power headed by Perez and Douglas, differed by
Jefferson Davis, Dave Atchison, and other nufcrs
and disunionists Of the south have bsnded to force
slavery into Kansas, even at the expense of the
destruction of the government and the dissolution
of the Union.
And does not every person equally clearly that
Buchanan was nominated by this power, that he is
held by ii, is committed to it, and that he must obey
its behests and carry ont it's dictates, should he be
in changing TIE dir Getting power of the nation Not
only is it the only remedy for saving Kansas, but
also for saving the government and the Union.
II the majority of this nation neglect this opportuni-
ty to cote for freedom, they will hereafter have no
opportunity to do it. They will have to fight for it
if they want it.