The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-24
Respectfully Sub nitted,
ALBANY, January %, 1868. JOHN I. CLARK.
Hon. Chur,hin c. Caml,s cling on Sgaattel
SOverri.ntY.

Itrom The Aioany Atlas
We have been permi ted oy Mr. LUDLOW. thu Predeat
Of tie Democratic sats Convention Of the 10Th inst, to
pubii,h ,he folio srg extracts from letter TO hun of
Of his most htnorea cns,i,uents Mr. Ludlow ed
Ia the ouvenion f,om his of duty aud far
know his conduct has been receiver with uniform
appreciation in every demosra 10 quarter; bat had it
o.herwise- he ghs well Offer souad and patri
otto sniDents of Mr. Cam IRE log IS rs lete OF nstruc
Ss ne
city f New York som. eighteen yea IN C,ngeess was
sfteIward Minister 10 Russia and that aihoug Nor h
thorough and nestent nee soi!ers In The democratic
ranks the days Of Jee sou.ha he presi tel
you'd tie ich o. every mputaon Of motive,
having been. by his wish TOR many years Withdrawn
luxury that health leisure and ~eatl command
HUNTINGTON, DAG. 8 1855.
w.. Ludlow, Esq.- My Dear sir .-Even southern
men 10 Kansas acknowledge tina. II viii Inevitably be
free State. This the last struggle for slavery for the
hall dozen Territories remaining already fee and will
There would not have been II the trouble
about Kansss bat tor son struggle get into
the senate As the question stands tae Dug 1t to
FOR The nc Of the Neoraska and Kansas bi-squat
ssveeigbty-wha.ever Its origin gives every Ter
rtry belonging the United states, and all have
insist ul"n H. that 1t shall be eufo T.
that Kan sas snail have fair play P;caly, there Is
difference worth qua Tellng ,out.
l. appears to to be perfectly absurd for to be
umbipg about "squarer sovereignty" at the present
line, wnen squatter sovereignty viii make frcs every
After acquisition Of Calf niA with the prospect Of
the add ion ef exicsn ter ritory, when Gen. Cass
por ant question might ha7eled to the Introduction
nory rsve Sta but after the south had been
pete check mated by Gallo MAS declaration la favor Of
freedom we had seject the doc,riue Of
ise. Kan. Is and Ssorsshs New Es.i,o al, Mnnsso-
ia, Orteon aud Washington, making seven Territories,
which VIII give free states Some think the
fate Of Kantss do btul but the inv .sion the Missouri
rowoies independent Of natural causes wli maxi H.
ee State. 1hete borderers nrst to vote for
prosayery rsnth- second time TO vote against them
in The location Of the Capstol-atd the third time to
n.
dr viii key. This the nst AM dying struggle of
slavery. Under n creumatap re- caprot conceive
VIVA, We can possibly gain by Iesissirs principle which
has hitherto excluded slavery from 1ur Territories
Ire Shareholders II not get Kansas and they
deprived Of the pietext ." going ato the Territories south
20 90 under thai c1mpromi'e. They generally op
posed nop-nerysntion that ground AM ended
for carrying the comp omise e TO the Pacific ocean 1t
IA c. r,sin, not tor our intee now % have that com
n,oYe line re,ored why the Sou should have ed
Tor it, re,es II question for them elves to setsthey
all ut he time a6mittd ths, Kansas would never be
slave ate hope friends win meet the issue bold
IT, and leave the question OF state equalization the
Iet pie Of Territory who have the natural and best
Let The fauatters settle -tut Insist that tina. pripci
pIs Of tee .eoraska act shall Do honestly carried out
hat the sqnattes shall have fair play and shall MT be
g ntroed by invaders from Missouri any military
power whatever As % esore slave states there are
ne prospect and II Ia useless to ebarrass ourselves
cy anticipating questions which may or may not arise
We have no bot stick TO the national
| ratio rar.y and have whatever, boxing
ahead TO abandon II. some Of leaders have done
The party vast deal Of Injury but some, who intended
| her wse have the cause OF freedom harm and
l so lar we have to complain. They broke
in the free States b. the repeal Of the Missouri
compromise; but that Is DO reason why we should
,incuish Ourselves ard '5use" with mon who have
| principle in common with U.S.
wrun NEE. the question fat footed and leave 10
- q Co ali the honor Of pandoning their old princi-
plea Of embracing their enemies, and Of throwing up
| tbeir cs ps for VIM. II. seward.
anges In obrtraley lie has no interested o. Interior
| motive, G c. CAMBRELING.