New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-01

TIE NXXlYih CONGRESS reassemblcs ar Wish
ington this morning Cos is shorter and final Seq
san, whCn VIII term.nale, witn the Pierce Al
ninist1at"D, on me Sd OF March next. lhe chief
pubic interest Of til Session will center upon the
efforts 10 be made TO force through bill for the
organization OF kansas as ii STATE, on the basis OF
Mr. TOcmbss bi1 oI last Session. 1t is given on
IL some of the Washington letters that N effort
will lie made TO supplaut NJ Bank as Speaker
doubtless with the intent of supersedirs hun by
seize one vto--n0 matter OF what ostensbc poll
iics-will facilitate the grand efor. to get Kansas
aud Der troubles ont of The way Of Mr.. BdchIuans
Administration. We DO not believe that the in
treUe 70 override NJ. Banks can succeed, though
some nominal Republicans, who have not been ac-
corded such places on Committees as they per
bops ustly) believed due to their talents aud ser
yc,s nay possby be induce to unite 10 1t. II would
be far easier to find majority willing u Dust Mc.
Banks !bsn to induce agreement among mat G'a-
iority as TO Tie Member who should succeed him.
We p,esume, therefore, that the intrigue will pro-
coed no fac.Ler than few private cauc-ses in MOTEL
pariors. and that nothing will he heard Of il il 'he
House.
The effort to revive ana pass ToOmbss bill, or
! ore substantially Ike it, WI be far more seriously
pressed There IS a very general and earnest con-
v.ctiou among the Northern Democracy founded on
II results OF the recent elections in all The really
Northern States, that it viii never d. 70 consieE
Kansas to SlaveIy-that they can nov 30 manage
the business as 10 make her a Free State without
mortbIy oftudug the Southland ID i every hours
DIR .ult and upriittuS.
We Aige the Northern Democratic masses the
credit &C believing that they would much prefer 10
have Kan.ss Free than Slave, and accord 70 their
leaders adequate sagacity to perceive, from the re-
cent heavy vote for Fremont throughout the Free
States thar it viii he suicidal on their par. 70 sur
render Kansas to the Slave Power. Next 70 alien
s,,po he South from their standard, we believe,
therefore. that Mr. Buchanan and his leading sup
Ior.,gS wOlt regret % see \ Slave Constitution
f1s.,Ied en- Kansas by such frauds aud outrages as
have u.do her lor III preseu. Slave Teyri.ory, or
| even without hen.
I'm; the election If Buchanan has been carried by
the =" ia Soto oi lie St'tcs south of he Potomac,
given expressly on tie condition of Democratic sub
seI,tncy to iLe docrires Of Ike South ~ pect,ng
hl4.Nic anu iA.' A'AiiAVAts Atit1A y 11'>t W.
trinea substantially src:
!. TIA; H. Federal Government has Ne rgh. to
exclude Slavery from the Territories;
,. That any stakeholder has right to M crate to
and settle in any United : eies Territory with h,s
slaves, oud that The Federal e1l Territorial au,hori
ties are ousruionalIy bound tc protest hin in he
! Ilo,u,u' of his slave property;
?. That this right o the Shareholder 10 IN toduce
slavery practically into any Territory cannot be ia
validated. modified or shaken by any power ~ha;-
| ever down to the hour OF the Transformation OF
such Territory into er'gn State-whch h0us
| 5 determine ed by It's adm.sslon as sucA ia.o the
| U.cn; Itd
4. That all erdeavors, by Congress, the Federal
Administration, b. ANY Sate. or by any person
not cii1ca Il .ad Territory, TO haze it So Peo-
| pes, gCrtr,, or Oesnizc6 that i! Shall spy oT
! sGul,s', u 10 Ff.e rather tban save Salc, arc