New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

wrongs almost unparalleled ana ubsho"" 70 Guy
people sirce the days Of the Revolutions your rgns
have been trampled upon, yom Territory lnvaied'
your baot.box riaed rebbed OF those privilege ~hi'n
constitute TIE hfe of a Rspublc Outrage upon ol'-
rye followed quick upoE each othcT, ana you uase
b,,n wroueed until your wrongs have b come the
theme of the fl g. de the newrpapcr and the LeS-ia
TUE Of this country Throughout the States the t1le
Of your wrongs Coca upon Every breeze. All these
tngs lave happened among You unt1 you have
been provoked almost beyond endurance. TIE
blood OF your brothers have cried from the SOL Tor
vngeance. Invaders have been Brought here
ready, with arm. in their bands to destroy yoGr
property, yourselves and all You bold dear and orthe
destruction of - entire community. Your good sense,
prudence, sLd bravery, nvered the blow. Your sui
ferings have brought you much good, in sympathy,
emigration, material aid, which could have been
obi aimed IN any other way; and there is no outrage
which these invaders perpetrate upon YOU which
val not return 10 you tenfod, like seed sosn in good
soil. Shall all this be periedi Shall the sympsthe,
Of good true ord.r.loving men, ralying by thou.
sands and of thousand 10 the Northern States for
your benefit, be cast away, Shall We take away from
tn, N the arguments with which they have moved the
masses of the people-the entire population of the
SiatefCr relief and strike out Of their hands the
very weapons they using for cause, nGd give
them 10 our enemies to be used against us' Are We
20 tired of successsO tired of our reputation as
peaceful Law abiding people that We should depre'a
our character and defeat the object have Ia view
II would be than mainers, after having enjoyed
for months the fruits OF such reputation. TO exchange
II for that of rowdym, GssassinstiOn snd the pstry
m,eIsle satisfaction Of sending man who has injured
us TO his last account with all bis sins upon his head
Ii us.ltSs 10 ask these questions here. AL must be
sati,fed since this untogard event has taken place.
that the entire sentiment Of the community deEOuncs
and CO.. 'eInus it. The community has too high re-
gald ioI its own reputation, for justice aye, ana Tor
the safety of their town. and for the final saccess OF the
great and glorious cause in which they are en-
gagged. to peril all for such poor graf
ncation such an event last night can az
ford to an evil min led man. Such a course can
receive no sympathy from this people, and they Will
cut themselves of from all responsibility for the deed.
The deer the deed may have been a citizen OF THIS
town or be may not. He may have done it ffon po-
Utica motives or personal enmity. However that may
be- il is still an assassination. am MOI here 70 Justly
MI Jones or his coure duing the past Winter, when,
BY Bis Ill Will toward the people here his alleged MIS-
nations Gov. shannon he brought upon you
force likely to destroy You. am not lrre to justify
tie motives that induced him TO come here on Situr-
cav aud If doing what he did Sunday last of bring
inc Yesterday those United States troops here, and
arrest Of your citizens. condemn rs heartily a. any
other man IN this meeting all his proceedings, from
first 10 last. Yet teel revOlted and shocked nj the
eyert of last hight and deem that the perpetator of
that assass nation il deserving OF punishment do
not hold that any man should consider that he had
night 10 roam about this community snd take the no
o. any ore secretly and by assasSinatio', whom ne
d, M TO have Improperly taken from him any OF nis
rights end privileges. If such state of society ID
brought about here, ~ may a. well caNethe country,
for We would soon be IN state of baro ariSm wblch
would render this I,,Iitory avast plain OF anarchy
confusion and bloJdsL ed. II the man who committed
tbs oeed supposed he could 80 redress political ong
be Gid rot understand bis Obligations to society to tie
Free.State party be cid rot know the creed oi BIS
o,n marty! the position they have taken be-
fore the people of the United states, the
broad and soiid foundation upon which
il has maintained itself up to thus time. LasI
.mber the treeStste party OF this Territory TOOK
o roetion Which exists now unateIed and unmodlfed.
In the report and resolutions they adopted nnes us-
tnc ard upIns,akable are Drawn. The future course
of the party Indicated IN some resolutions whlch
will read lie then read some rest lutlons adOpteu ~
the convention of September last at Big Spnngsl.
Such war the doctrine set forth by the Free State
pGrty that they would never submit To me laws Oh the
Territory a permanent institution, but wouiu SOC
themselves about obtaining remedies io the purpose
of getting i'd of them that the bal0t-boA and the
Corr. and oil peaceful remedies should be
resorted 10, and after those remedies haa
been exhausted, and they had no choice Dut
TO sit down under these laws permanently
or resist them by force they would resist them with
cat regard 10 consequences. The people Of this town
have been goipg quietly, refusing to recognize the
the authorities Of the United States, which mus
be desractiye, thus keeping precisely IN the ngnt
path and in position where your ricnds at home snd
abroad could defend and justify you The courts have
been sought and, sorry to say, that little hope OF
redress Is to be- found there. The Sherifs of the
counties paItisans, carefully selected for their
work and they select the Jurors who partisans.
Tie cOncuct of any Of these Judges and the lengths
they disposed to 90 for the purpose of pleasing
teir own fr.nds, needs no comment IRON me- lou Az
kI ow what took place IN the case of AcCreo mus
has been demonstrated that the courts OF this
Territory hopeless place in which to obtain any
thing ike law or Justice. We have appealed to
other tribunal the ballot box, and have gone to the
assembled represt natives OF the nation You sent me
there your representative, TO to the bar OF that
great tribunal and there in the face Of the entire
nation, to .k for that justice could not obtain from
any other tribunal, and which we have declared we
yet unwilling to take ito our own hands. That
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