New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

FREEDOM IN kEk TTCkT.

We clip the following items from The NcTPoH (kyl
DAILY Ntrs an ouispoken champion Of free speech,
published in the enemy's camp:
Yo1r ny BAILor.-we long for the Ballot Vote in
Kentucky by which the true heart sentiments OF mo
msssos can 90 mp TO our Legislative Halls We vel
ter in the whirlpool Of degradation by the viva Nocc
system Of citing, and none but yrants refuse TO make
the change.
CorRAcx. FRIENDS Let the friends Of Free Ken
tucky not be dsmaycd; their cause Is now hundred
fold brighter than b. fore the election. There Is cause
TO believe the next Governor Of kentucky VIII De
Republican. kentucky must ard will yet trium "a
over the despotc tyranny Of Master and Save and I'd
ucaton will make us prosperous ana en'erpriSing
people. Eeemen, let us hear from you In every cor
er Of the State Erie nds i'm the East North nnd set,
remember us.
DIsGRAcrFrL INDEED-The following Is a Pra,ii-
cal illu.truon of the degradation into which Slavery
pur ger c'izens And yet they have done more to
asst in this degradation hsn could have believed
After covering the State oil with shame, By cast
ing Ter electoral vote for the man who could WHY aud
star her attest statesman AFTER having nsssfed In
eeyarg 10 the Presidency Of the United States man
sbo pedce6 TO carry the institution which gives
rise to such disgIatefui exhibitions" into ami all
over the Territories Of the United States, wall they not
have sone slight mpunciiobs OF copecience when
thty read tie following The LouisrtHe Tunes tcts
tie story end it i'll be that the actions of the mig
Rer.drivers police have almost s!ckentd IT, The Times
18th inst tays:
citizen OF Jefferson County recsptued In Indians yes
trday tw had escsped om him In that
stsf,d Bu, the events took place after they
brought 10 The city ware Of adhg.cesi ehAsss ihs ne
public boooehfaes 10 the city and la front OF one " The
most popular drinking saloons In the city for two OF three
hours lille the parties who had charge OF them recalling
Themselves Oh inside. Such exhibition wholly
called bile ardent defenders VI the Institution
Of slavery be confessed that such scenes are vc sey
10 honorable gentlemen against IT, DURING tons inter
not who be wss) stopped 10 tss WIN
IT,. slaves Some persons csne out Of the e%e aou" sno
without proyooson, we une naas an s,ao pn ~
Robert Mr. Story att, mpted 70 protect nm ou vac
himself oveipowtIed and roughly hapdled At ih. I'm"
sd linn OF to Jail The they give ~ IBIS ouTsso upon
Justice that 20 protect n ot liutf so
len We state these facts IS they were s'sv 20 "a ~
H. yell for the Icope If L. uisylo 70 inquire whether Tvs
necessary ding citizens 10 be pet Ia jail 10 pro'e
the violence III be rue IT'S adsfp.e tha' W" w
government be recognized"
Wherever Slavery exists those oohsges upon justice
will be common; ard The Times must not deprt cato
the result while il dct nJs the cause IL must learn
that while the institution ssiss u will always have to
eptId upon force 10 be ma stained ard such
hi itions Of hapdeued pegroes IL take place. If Ite
Times will Examine the matter VII ma the fa,lt IA
rot in he city, but in tie State, Government, and We,
would sugtesf the propristy OF having the latter re
organized. We can remember when Brady was 20
disDac fully mobbed At Lexington, The Tunes thought
be deserved the treatment he rot will 1t please tell US
vii ch is the least bad, driving white man gnonini-
ou,ly from the State exhibiting couple Of hand
cufcd Iegroes for two three hours, IN one OF 10 O
10. at public thoroughfares &C the City Ct Louisville
Yet tie one richly meriied the other dkgracefce
if we m,s.ake not has been largely pfirouh.d a. the
South: while the kind Of philosophy Which teaches ~ ~
regret what lie couns has given rise 10 WIZ cef-
taiDly, OF be suppOifed hong by u o people. re.
reolgarjzo the State Government an1 To oss1ssIss
the insi,i u.ion which thus osgrsces ma