New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-19
RELEASE OF THE KANSAS pRysovpps
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The tcrors of the peoples judpm.,, L.,
hold OF our insane Administration. Ths 80" .s.s.
monstratlons IN Iowa and Vermont epfurcss IN, ~
were by the thunder tones OF Maine, have s..saXX
frightened the official coadjuors of Border R.fssx
into temporary and pertal suspension of bosl;E.;
against Kansas. Gov. Robinson and his n.s.s;atss
who have been held for months in imprisonment undcs
spurious indictment for treason are released n, h.n
ard Gov Geary promises 10 drive tho NON resdent in
vaders of Kansas from the Territory. SO saws the
telegraph, and we hope the announcement may prove
tue.
But let il be remembered that ths ID q very made
ouate beginning for the melorarion of affairs In Kan
sas The remedy here proposed is mere sop 10 sp-
De ase the Indignation of the North, which ought 10 Be
coniented with nothing short OF complete change h
the administration of the Territory, and what more
minisraion, the author Of the unparalleled wrongs
under which the Free-State men suffer.
Nothing give peace, permanent peace, to kansas
short of the abolition of the spurious Legislature and
their spurious code the removal Of the twin Dracos d
the Territory, Lecompte and Cato, and the permanent
exclusion OF the Missouri ballotbox suffers, whose
bowie knives and pistols triumph over the liberty
Of the people. And the very fact that Buchaneef
Administration have attempted nothing but the isor-
able halfway shift Of bsling the prisoners and eIha-
rating the Lawrence men with empty promises, proves
THEN Iricsoluion and insinccrity.
This kind of captrap Is too short-liyed and too sun
lister in its object to satisfy the feemen Of this country.
We have no doubt that the rtlfiianly grasp Of tho
Buchaneer oppressors the throat of Free Ksnsas
viii be iOosened; but only till the 4th OF NovembeS.
with view>to the outrage with the more mpu-
nifty aftoiward.
"Thc cat doth play,
And after slay."
The ruling spirits Of the SOC allied Democratic party
are as determined now upon their great work Of en-
shaving the Freemen of Kansas as they when the
fltt Blue Lodge was organized when the repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise first suggested BY Atchi-
But they too sagacous to precipitate mster
and know that they will accomplish more by lying low
till the election is over. Don't" cay they TO their
plant servant the President Don't initiate the pco-
''ple too much just now, or Buchanan may be de-
"feated and the whole scheme fall through. Let The
Free-State men off on bail but retain the laws and
the judge And that is precisely the policy the
President has adopted The discarded Chief Magis-
trate really believes that the South will take him up
again; that Buchanan having served but one term,
Southern gratitude will bear him again to the White
House. Hence his refusal to acquiesce in any radical
measures for the restoration Of the rights Of Kansas;
hence his reply to the Kansas Committee, that the Ter
rorial lars should be enforced at all hazards He b
heart and soul in the scheme for subduing Kansas.
1t is therefore to be hoped that this slight but sgnf-
cant concession of the Administration to the remen-
dous pressure of public sentiment will only prove .
stronger incentive to the opposition and may swell tho
tide Of public indignation until shall sweep the last
vestge Of Federal tyranny from its stronghods. Ist
the people demand not merely change Of Territorial
policy but of the Federal Administrations The election
of Fremont is the only cure for the wrongs Of Kansas