New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-23
THE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE. E..........

Shall Slavery pour itself without restraint and md no
limit but the Pacific ocesn That should VI" proclaimed
ten years ago BY Henry Wise Governor OF the chef
ssvsbeedns State and ssprant to show bow BLACK re
pubesns should be ruled from the Presidential Chain More
recently Tooms predicted that he would yet i've 70
call the roll OF his slaves from Banker HUI Monument and he
has since been Boston lecture AnSlsvery men, within
the shadow OF Monument the blessings OF Bondage AMI
the natural sntasonsm between Liberty aud Labor For
months past the country has witnessed between Pierce
Dou and their less conspicuous competitors tor
the Cincinnati nomination. either In person or by
their hackers which could dive deepest aud stay aaasf
Ion,. 10 their sub.eryency the Slavery Propaganda,
aud 20 procure its overmssrins support 10 secure
that nomination Every sign indicates that the long process OF
and degrading that which vaunts sef the Demo
. p.rvv tbere to be completed and the transformation OF
vh. resns of that party convenience and nsr
uept of the Slave Is be contaminated Already
he Fundamental aIoms Of the Declaration Of Independence are
secuted by the pretended followers OF 'he snnof VI
that Immortal noble affirmation that All men
are squa FILTERED away into mere assertion that
al. men Of one color are entitled freedom, while those OF
hue are coussped the bitterness and debsement OF
perpetus bondage Already, Federal judges begin to pro
pound alphabetically the doctrine that no State can shield
her soil from the witherns tread of the davehosdsr
ard ks human chattels-that . vaguely defined inter-
comfy should permitted override the most positive
statute. based alike Divine injunction and natural human
sht Already the Federal Judiciary ventures to snm that
children born on the free soil Of Illinois and Nebrka may IN
dhsne. Of the Ordinance 81 and the Restriction Oh ~ %
legally carried into eternal bondage In Missouri Already inc
Kane, aud and Leavits evnee their readiness pros
~ .verv attribute sovereignty AZ the ioosooi OF the
Mooh whose rs oyershsdow the SUMMER half OF tho Model
Republic aud whose human sacrihees send up muon
nightly Ged Of the oppressed and helpless nom he
e-l.T v,rsuis from rice of Csr0lpA fo the
brakes Of Texss the auction blocks and ossnos OF new
Orleans
Meantime the prses and river sides OF KANSAS ringing
with the music Of the pioneers cabin cabin reared
ture legislator. and governors TO be chosen. The pow
turning up virgin soil aud the bthe preparing to scat
his seed while the and putting up tho
which both churches and school
through brief On either hand the hum Of busy
Industry of cheerful hopeful undersdDs Labor fills tho
atmosphere Butt side BY side with these, the feered
children Ham being marched in TO the melancholy clank
ehsinsthe code and the slave whip hurryns
unweeoms contributions the peopns Of chat
infant state-the broad soysnly plantation with It's
quarters and ito stern police is beginning TO take It's
place and proclaim Of labor and the aborer side
BY with the pioneers section and log cabin shs
Legislature imposed Kansas by Missouri conspiracy invasion
and corruption Of the polls has pretended 70 esaze sav'
cry Kansas and impose her yannies aud bloody code
in full conformity here~h Th mpuden bs'phemoa' codes
which declare any questioning Of the legitimacy OF
Slavery Kansas felony and punish any overt resistance
to with DEATH upheld valid and binding BY the
President bis supporters IN Congress and bis functonares In
The attempts OF the body Of the People Of Kan
ss to free from this incubus and sestabsh the So
premsey Of be-ty partial Justice for AL trested a.
rebellion by these Federal dgnitses and those who aided
In the orsEniraon Of FreeStas Government are EAYey
threatened with the penalties Of treason Whoever thoashtfy
eontempes the history Of Kansas and closely scans It's geo.
ipha position realize that here the great controversy
the Extension Non nEItenson Of Slavery must be
fought out With Kansas Free there be no Slave State
formed north Of her and all that the Missouri Compact
pedsed TO Freedom secured without embssssins impei
tor with or Obligations Slavery soub Of the Missouri
,ine Free the whole North West ia Free for
ever attention may be turned without apprehension to
the fertile pres Of Northern Texas and the nsues
tend fields the Sierra Madre preparatory TO the ab
sorp,ou Of all Mexico With Kansas Free put Slavery
on the defensive and Id proPsands The far and no
farther" In Short the permanent .cendAncy Of Liberty or
Bondage National Councils suspended, IN al human
probsbLty, the issues Of 1856.
The TRIBUsE therefore, Will devote its best Efforts 20 the
support and TO the election Of President and
Cor sres will sympathze In her trials and IN her dey
es1ce sarrenders Of the convictions BY which has
hitherto Euided- stands today hitherto the ds o.
Prot. etion Home Industry BY carefully dsernaed Duties
on importation River and Harcor improvements and Ma
oL Road las the pioneer Of nAnJ) TO the Pacdcfor Re-
renehent and Economy the Federal Expenditures deyons
far larger Of National Science Improve
neut Of Peace with proportional subaetlon
from the srnu outlay for vsrke equipment and snginery
for Temperance and Liquor Prohbor the neloraton o.
~ hardhip. the redress Of wroa1s and toe wider az
fusion Of bs.sings-but before al and above all Will
labor Immediately make kans,s unquesronaey aud c7rey
Free To this end 10 viii resdsr the heAtiest support
10 .hs be presented By the Republican Naossi
Co1venton Phisisphs June elGddaie. for Pesi
dent President fdeOt that thsy vii Be capable,
WORTHY and .ahf1l " K kirsas = Lib.rty
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months eDeg with the pOceedEEs Of The Ph4dspns
Couvenon On Juue H. and ending I'VE hopel with he record
OF the election caDddsies about Nov H. A. 70 insure
that shall Be somsthu than mere ~s pro
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