New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-09
GEORGE LAW0NyHs PRESENT CRISIS.
NV YoRx, July ., 1856. ''
Dr,Rs,n: beg to acknowledge the receipt Of yof

,.,., ~ the eeth uh have carefully re6c ted spou
ia oontt nts In reply. beg TO state 70 you that
d..py regret DO pt rec UNION mas been enected
NV those whose duty it 70 have accomplished tbs.
ob;ec,to unite the whole elements OF opposa'ont 70
the nresept corrupt Administration, wiehed ms ~
the extreme Slave Oigarchy Of the South fof ,he
la, ,b,,e ,.an this same olgarchy has used the
a,,;,e nov,r and patronage Of the general Govern
80, - crr.h INT all Independent scton AID hooest
.a,,...,,..ion on n part of the North TO purchase
-. No,,berp men who were willing TO ml1epreseut
.o,.u.n,s from personal motives and tor prom.
sea of favor from the present corrupt Admn'straon.
All GOOD men who have the love Of their )untry at
-, both in the North and in The South, should
80. cordially in common Effort 10 destroy the viper
that has coil. around the freedom and Independence
of the American people, Freedom Of speech 10 pro-
hb,,sd in the halls OF Congress- bowie knives and re-
v,lves arc WON Is daily sppendages at the Capital
o.. means Of assault ard defense. The Senate de-
clsrcs t.elf not only powerless for punishment oat
even palsed for protection. It's members 'ook quI1y
on and ace q member sai'keu down 10 open ay
N TIE S,psts Chamber, without even tns eon'n'os
81 ~ humanity that would be exerceed 10 os,'
,,om 10 ave a man proetraied, wthoa' an oPPo,un
ty of c,frrdrg bimsef. Thus you see tls' .
Who 7. pre.ebt their constituents nco'sy, nnr.Sa.d
an.we,sble arguments, and who cannot oe Pa -
- .,,cutiye favor, must be awed INTO shence ~
bowjo kpIvss. blucseops, and revcvtr; ouo o..
scheme o, Government insuguated uhueI .nc -,
40, as, and fostered BY the southern secuona PoWe'
,tt .nopc,ts IT, Upon this basis, and ia.o the arinS
of dis nower tie DomiLse Of the CINCINNATI C"nVss
n ers bimsef before the country, inc
sleites reservation or inovoaai ~" Rachan.n
succeed,1 Nothing be er than hssexp 'riene unae
Mr. Pierce ard peih8p something woise' ono 70 noe
man ibout hide pc ndens OF mbd oi energy =,
,sr WHICH the coutt is fofewarned OF oy hA ceciGa'
,on INF he "a DO longer James Buchanan ana us no
views or opinions OF bis own, and " therefore VIC
n i,nt p,truutpt Of the Slave Power mat no mh,teu
lin st Cincinnati, and most rshec, tnen udy.
l. viii he we. for the American people 10 remember
tbis ,l.p they cast their votes for chief mxsate Ia
Move mher reXt. e
III other came into office, man IN the PRIME OF
life, without aIy such 'uomrson Q, P'sos, y hi.
M by slmo-t the unanimous voice OF the country q"
sisc,ion Ard vet he was net three weeks III once De.
fore he SURE pder.d himself TO the same ohgacny nss
has yielded his power during hs admnisra on, as ao
soiutey "a he had vii or uind OF Or. OWL ano nau
80 80, no ability TO any section Of the Union excep 10
TIE 3sc 600 Shareholders Of the South, who now conot
the Executive, the Judiciary, and the Senate. ine
only voice the Free States have 10 the feders "oVsfn
n ent il ia tb. fIouse of X. representatives..
I. Il not fair TO expect that If Dir. buchanan shoua
be ell, cted the evils that the country has experienced
for the ast three ys will go in ,reasng dunng hs
administration until the Northern mind VIII submit no
no,r TO be cheaec bullied, defed and deprived OF It's
just rights and fair representation in the Federal Gov
eTIDeit7 Ali,
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;.t,a,irn Shaver, is to be forced into Kansas. The
rivers the great highway of the Nation through Mis-
souri Slave ate, are to be closed, as they are ~
pre,ent, to the Fr,smen of the North who desire 10
ate to that Territory. Those great thorougefares
which have heretofore been looked upon a. the pnde
of the nation and that steam has TEL dered 30 vau-
able for transportation Of pereons or property must De
closed to the Freemen OF the Noth, or they must DC
sub ctt to examination, iDsu loss OF properly, ana
turne back ubless they proclaim themselves in favor
of tie institution Of slavery in this Territory Such
Moons as these made use of to force Slavery into
Kansas When Free emigranfs sulye there, AFTER az
thee difficulties and delays have been suruOonted,
they must undergo another examination, and swear
ale glance to the Government VI the Slave Power or.
Rarzed in kspsas by the Missouri mob or be deprived
of the right If haDchise and OF oding office This
il the operation of squsfter sovereignty, which de-
p,ves man of bis citizenship unless he swears fidelity
to Slavery; and al this is to be carried out and put in
EXECUTION BY srmed force, furnished from Missouri
the adjoining Slave State; and the Federal Govern
meLt With Feceia troops in the Territory will look
calmly, without interfering, % long as the Missouri
mob succeeds TO enforce Slavery upon Kansas but II
the men from the Free States, vino believe in Free
Sp, ecb Fne Territory, Free Labor, Free Press and
Fee Men. Should be too numerous for toe Slave
Labor, then the Federal troops rg.nized for thh
special purpose under the command Of q Southern
tsvorite Of Southern SecestOCist Secretary OF Wsr,
GRE to interfere and decioe the contest in favor Of
slavery in kanses. So much for the chsnces OF
Northern principles and Northern men in .Dsas, aud
al that vst territory north Of 800 3Y secured to Free
dom b. solemn compae', 10 which the great minds Of
II country united to build up AID preserve to Free
dom, AID which the pigmits aud trai.os, aided BY
tbs corrupt Administration, have attempted TO pull
down snc testroy. Here Is where Gen. Pierce stands,
and here whtre james Buc hanan stands. while ask
il for the support Of the FRI enen Of t1e North.
few wolos about Mr. FILLMORE. Let Us examine
with what consistency we, as Americans or Northern
FrtemeD, support him. WHAT are his antecedents?
When President Of the United States, be no.
tbeIy subservent to the slave power Did he resist
the Oveitures Of the Slave ogarchyof the SOUTH 90
cid be become willing instrument in their haadsf
ak you to look at bis acts while President, and lot
them be the answers to these questions. will refer
you to The Fugitive Slave law that makes the Ffeemea
Of the North Slave catchers--thAt prizes Of lees
value than the beasttbat refuses to them the right Of
tnsl by u-thst centers the right Of Freedom Of the
Ian il ole Judge, ana pays him double fee be- de-
clale him a slave and only half the fee If he fods
bin freeman. This the power that the Slave oil
ghrcby Of the South exercise ut the North, We
lave prohibited property ia men tO our OVID citizens;
aIc this act bear the signature Of hIlard Fillmore
President Of the Cbiied Statee ask you no he can
expect the vote Of the Free North Can you
give him your vote Can give him mine Are
these the views that you and entertain in relation u
the rights and the duty Of the people Of tie North
mankind Now, sir upon this question alone, without
gong into all bis other acts Of subserviency 10 the
South and the Slave power, let hin stand fr the saf
fnges Of the freemen Of the North.
AZ to the American-m Of Mr. Fillmore, You and
have some knowledge Of how much be has done 70
tain that perry. Has he been identified with IL
ether 10 principle or in ieeliDg1 If So where bis
acts what occasion, heretofore, has he proclaimed
1T What sssktance has be ever rendered us 10 AZ
tur col te.tsl What his anecedeDts to Amer.
icsDism when President of the United St.tes Did be
then protect American interests or American ulenf
well rtceDect that he did not, and the county win
recolltct it. TOO. ....'
Wien TIE Captain General of Cuba Issued his de-