New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-13
IHE SPIRIT or MICHIGAN
Cor'na ond oco of m. n TrbnBo.
JACK .ON Ml.t Tn .dsr AnE i-1f


YOU urtoae arr aware of the ssse nbog Of tt-
hictg-1 D.noctsJc SatA Co0vc ,ron a; thi,
p'acr Ic,Nrcs7 Beig berr accidretally
s'tsl d, d some q th e.e,Uns The ftst .tiaa
Stich struck a strsoget uas ths eTctdiag t0r
sp',1'S e The da'ce ehts ecueTa'l! TIE sp.tches
~sts dul al At tinl.e dec,5is coafs- crp.clall,
4. % g tn ou, dcr- mtetl z, 10 th- evei ny
wesrs sous ladies' were uo~ise eo-u.t = be pres
s;t TIE speakers ittul I'd .reatJ u iaIds; 90 Of
Fra:k Pe-cs a5o Bcchsua snd We're spit(uiiy
-'up,-c,ire 10 tb.i- remarks upo0 ti-Duht nIc
Sun q, Th,rs VS. g-aat rrssbllity apcsrens
smO- the delegate most Of whom wers middle
aged or elderly me- be Democratic leaders DO
bot like t. tIu.t the yOung men If their party out
Of the fold there ia 700 much ecthusasm for
Freedom aid Frtmout amorg the yvuug men Of
the West for the safety Of pourg Democrats
Entbusiasm If catching an particularly so when
well grounded il principle, and api ealing to the
nOble.t sy npathies Of the human soul Demo.
cratic dem, gOgue commenced III attack u,cn
clegeyman early in the morning. Ju minis
ters said be, have no right TO medde with
poiitics You have tremendous Influence and
- are uSing II against US The minister 6ef- nded
bis course aid Thanked him for the compliment.
The Buchaneer then went OF to prove hat the abo-
ald asterted that Slavery the best condition for
the nero &c merton this as an instance Of
tht ,itudipg untaSnesS and irraabilay apparent at
he l., nyebtiOn II they agc sure OF bna sue
cess. rhu 50 onrious' The truth is they .sitness
all srOuud them signs 0. such IA Awakening on
the subject o. Slavery as was nerer seen bfore AMI
ii ~ slIeads feel the "a, gs If dissolution comilg
upon them.
The Convention was quite harmonious in its
Z A, 4. -.
fc.s I'D " III they might be, for they seemed t.
feel tLat nominating St all was only farce aud 80
II vii prove for Oh every important point the Re.
publicsns will sweep the STATE
isli ard very ungaihig hickory pole was
raised hmio the disch,i II about three dozen
rockets and the burning OF several old flour barrels
and tea chcstr which wee Contributed by some
patriotic Democratic s'orrhespers in he vlcuity.
About midnight the Coneention adjourted aud
the ID, mocrbtic atmosphere 10 day seems heavy
tb forebodinls.
l Glanced to converse with one Of .he few
young men delegates to the Convention. He 81. ke
il admiration Of Iiercee maintenance of our dig
niy in foreign relations but admitted fully the
eXisteuce o. the Kansas Outraees. strongly Goa
denntd Pierce's n gect Of lis duty, aid openy
deciared his participation in Missouri ruff ,osm;
but, said be. you nust remtmner it is oDl!
one fault of Dir Pierce and You ought net 20 con-
o. Lbn uhn lOT one iduu' huOi oerluc' INC Dcino
cratic purity mas no responsibility 10 the
nstter snd sre rot to biaue for Mr..
Pierce's fauts p" ibis is Lew dodge,
snd h ,ery poor enc I he President of the United
States not only Ieglecs to protect the peaceful
emiprants in Kansus but actually cOUnives at the
murder Of the settlers aud the ournlns Of their
cities, ard the Democratic party, who have tuHg
sustained hin in bis unuttefabr measures and
wickedhess are, t. be sure not responsible iOr
H. DoraC'c E.rtI 1 q \, I.ft tla
pie say to this in November. The prairie is red
with the blood of the victims Of Ptrces trrachery.
The cities which the energy and the capital OF
Northern ntn h5d built are ia ashes, aId SOME.
BODY will be held to fearful responsibility for
the crime. For every drop OF blood OF innocent
men so wantOnly shed-ior every insult and out
ragc suffered b, the Kansas settlers the Pt OPLE
will hold. iOt Only Pierce Atchisva Il Stringiel
low but the entire Pro Slavery party o this coun
try responsible. ana il due time the badet.box
will seal forever its detest1toi Of pseudo Demecra-
cy and Democratic crime 1t would cheer the
souls of our Eastern Republicans 10 witness what
We daily see at the Wet mean til cool calm
determination which Looks out from every eye.
a,d is uttered III every tone to crush forever the
domination Of Slavery in this land IL takes 20
bUi,tor.us form or expression, but in every bo'ei
on esery steamboat in these Western waters. in
every railroad train wherever you meet the young
AID middle aged men of business, the farmers ard
mechanics Of thtse growing cities and counties OF
the West, you Jed the presence OF b new spirit
s,me,hing unknown in our past history, which
fairly roused at last by the aggrcssions of the slave
Tower. viii never rest until Freedom shall be-
triuml bsnt in this land.
The BUCCANEERS teei tos. and find 1t d.fhcult
TO rally. At Ann Arbcr, few days since. they
called County Convention and could uot raise
men enough to more than half fill the Court
Rouse of that place meeting cf the Repub
cans of that torn only convened IN the Same place
day or two aterwsrd and filled it to cverhowiDg.
I he Young men Of Kalamazoo Count! hold
Msss CONVENTION at TIE beautiful City OF kaama-
zoe on the 9th inst sid it will be such gather
ine as was lever witnessed in Michigan
he HutchiIsons are on their way Eastward
from Their Niunescta home, and they stop and sing
at tie larger places il Michigan The! viii also
sing at Niatara Falls, Saratoga &c. Their songs
of Freedom arc enthusiastically received oy their
large audiences. and tho people more than ever
appreciate Their past noble devotion to the cause of
Liberty and Humanity Truly yours. CIV p.