New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10


fuS tbs American people 10 decide.
Before leave ths Jodge-tbe central figure % be
10 Of the group Of III in Kansas sho are ssins .oe
power Of the Judiciary ss it wac used DUNG t1e
bloody assizes" in England and the Reign OF tsno.
In France TO enforce the dec1ees of tyranny NUS
call attention to bis charge TO the Iast Gisod .u4
which be address, m ksn-as; and ID wn'Ge, 80
of aiudibg Ia the destruction OF Propertyoi
men by unauthorized MODS; To the rr1ng ano iee'o
erbg and other personal OutIsge-, 10 wuicn many VI
them had been subjected 20 the repeated INV sst'ns
OF the Territory BY AIMED msr.uoefs, NC
been n winners; aud 10 the murders OF uhonsn1ias
Free State M a. Of Which be coaid not bsVe iapeu W
bear; he vntuous desr- to uphold the iaw' ~uu.
vent in another direcioathe direction OF persecu'ou
ip,i. ad OF pr, lection quote from TIL. extr toihA
charge as published in TIE Nq'tonat IHtelhgencer OF
tLir ey, 1t June s. 1856, the following extraordinary
pai5giashs: 80, ~, "a, rr..s and 20
far i,s sutboty IL hlm Uped st.ies 10 Aa' L<se.a
iuie Seeftd i. yar,uonee Of Ads roa" act r. luz
being al insuaest Of Cohgre" by F.HA s'e,"' ~
EJr Ia. pa..sd Ior Ihee LIr tergers, are " oNIsp
STATES NAKNs AND az tat ,s'i.f ss q w
,..i., "a. IsS ~ G On s, Ssmys INC
ye.n.~. y. 800 sa any a ss' r"d S ae"ii
veh J",.JOr Aga At you nm thai nc ..eA nee
na, zee" 81 ,.p. them ard ind, aud
ey hive sesa ' t sne sssr ss on De-
MI Chairman. l am no Ia Eyer; but think unoer
ttaI The force If the English language and when l
read in the Constitution Of the United states tna.
seainst The United States shall cons-t osLY
"in Lrv,ng tcar oed,ns, them. or IN ddhertng TO heir
a." enen1tes giving them aid and comfort, 90 net
hesitate TO brand that charge OF L.c.mpte, under
which Governor Robinson was indicted Tor treason
ana in now under confinement aud refue ID DIAL, as
grossly, papably unjut and wholly unauthorized by
the Constitution To cOpceoe biz argument, that 10
rsst, OriO form the purpose OF rttisung' tue ieio
rial law, is re a-on az INST tue United St.rs because
Cope authorized IL gis atuIe 10 pass laws eau'
you resstiby to the additional po1lton that 10 resist
The orders OF the County Boards created by IDOL ~g'
ature is also treason for these boards are but one
urtber remove from the fountain bead Of power And
thus cir, the extre le MEDICINE OF the Con7ttut on
&" W. uld become its daily bread aud the man WOO
even obi, CT 10 the OpeLng OF road through aus
premises, wouo be subjected to tue psins and penal
ties OF TIRE ason. No. sir, that charge another INK IN
the CHAIN Of yIsnny which the Pro-savery iuels OF
that Territory epcoiIng around its people. Aod
Hbt the defenders of these proceedings ask Us to
trust TO the mpsI'iaty Of Courts ! answer them oy
pointing 10 this charge and also TO the DEGREES
tf the Territory, by authority OF winch numbers OF
| faithful citizens Of the United States have been
| injected inprsoned and baras-ed-by au' honty Ut
which the town Of Lawrence was sacked ana bonn
bnrded-by authority vi winch printing presses were
Destroyed without legal notice to their owners ana
costly buildings canUDaded aud consumer, without
giving the slightest opportunity TO their propnets 10
be b. ard ia opposition there DEGREES; al AT ADD
parcel Of the plot drive out the friends of Freedom
nom the Territory, that Slavery might take unre-
sisted %, =, es.ivn Of its villages end paius.
1t mig BIT have been supposed that at east, one OF
those iights to all American een. n-tae uiai OF
all impartial ury-would have been left for the people
|
| copouerors of Kansas in their Border Rufian L'gs
laiue struck Gown all the rights OF feemen they did
not even leave them this with which they might posi-
bly have had chance of ustic even against Tue
hostility Presidents the tyIanOy OF GovernOrs and
the hatred Of JUDGES No Jurors, Sir, are drawn oy
lot in the Territory But the first ion OF the act
concerning Jurors (see page 377) enacts that Au
courts before whom Jurors are required, may order
| the Mdrshoi Sher.g, Or other officer, " summon d
| sufficient number OF Jurors.
The whole matter il left to the discretion OF these
| officers; aud Marshal Donal ison or Sheriff Jones
pack jurits with just such men rs they prefer ana
| whom they know will be their willing Instruments.
For Free.State to hope for Justice from such
iuIy charged BY such Judge as Lecompte, would De
TO ak that the miracle by which toe three lsrae!res
pae..O through the fiery furnace OF their prosecutors
uuscat co should be daily reensc.d in the jurispru-
del &C Of Kansas. Nay more, sir, to make assurance
dOuby sure the law in regard TO Jurors excuses
oil but Pro Slavery from the jury box in all cases
relating directly reetly to Slavery; for hee Is it,
| thirte, NH y, ctloI page 3Tsl: go
e. ,sss osDS s at TO The
o,y ha4 Dc Juror IN any cause IN which the msn 10 nSa a
Srs done to- or ed Dv any .vs /. any
cnDa pcesei for The violation oi any law tIs,ted Tor Ne
ec,ss.,tt,d Ssai..t he ,is, to .seh properly"
| 1 leave this oak picture # the jurisprudence OF
Ksnsas, ana turn ~ the Laws thenr elve--"laTs
thst ere late the 9Th OF February, 1856, over
two mcnrbs after the opening Of this session. thus
spoken of by The Detroit Free Press, the organ Of
Den. Cars, aud of the leading Democratic papers
| OF tb. North west:
Blu, ,hs Pre.idel, should p.a.e long before sa..g a.;
neaO.ane .n.u',etion iae action hs.e tAae,a."m ~
Legislature , humble opia.oa peoYls hi v1ad not
be inen,d ,bti osain" TIE aei' u k9'ass eedv rosesD
THE OF AnLRIcAS " THERE WAS EVER JusrIrIAbLs
CAUSE POPULAR REVOLUTION AGAINST usvRpiSG AND
| oBsoxIous GOVERNMENT. THAT CAUSE HAS EXISTED IN
The President of the United States has declared, in
bis specis message to Congress, in his proclamation,
and in biz orders to Gov. Shannon and Col. SUMNER
through bis SECRETARY Of State and Secretary OF War
that this code Of Territorial laws to be enforced by
the full VI biz power. He has, OF course read
them, and knows Of their PROVISIONS tie must know
that they trample the organic law, which his
| official sigma ure breatbed int hfe He must know
that they trample on the Constitution of the United
| Stater, which he and we have sworn TO support.
| Reading them As be has be could have chosen rather
to support the law Of Congress aud the National Con-
sutOD; out he preferred to ceciae publicly his In
t,btion of assisting, with all his power AND authority,
tie ei fore, ueDt Of this CODE viii rcpudate- both.
The National Den ocratic Convention also, ar Cncu
rhi oenouLc.d "treason armed reostab TO the
| Laws i'll marked ara sptcizl manner; and If ere
Was al COubt the object VI this der uncatlon,
the speech If the author OF the Nebr9oka bull himself,
NJ, Douglas at the ratih, alton meeting in this city,
+, nights since shows plainly ito intent and moan-
hg." Wishing to do no iaiusuce to auy Que, quote
trom his speech, a. reported In m NatooA1 De% no
which bod il my bsno:
The fiatorm eqraLy et N reference 70 ne d.sgro
IN to BE- . punished md re- stance to ne laws
he oie.d that the Convention BY saaninovs cote had
papse BE reOeed thai we had 'tsi dais ee.lss ny bu
and rsamidsd .IsersiOa Of THOSE LAWS"
Ana Mr.. BucC anaD, after the aion, responded
TO the keystone Club, who called on him on their
| tulh fiOm Gil cinnat, rs follows:
| "Ge ueue. two weeks l should have mace you
loi speech, but haze been placed upon paVr~
me- re Il the great D.uOc attic party, and 10.
,y Jam Buehasaa "sst 'S.a's my e0adset aees'dns