New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-15
FREMONT And REPUBLICATION

The Crohied. the Spanish paper published in tbi
city, IN an able and impartial review Of the tire,
parties engaged IN the Presidential canvass ana
their respective candidates, thus speaks n Col
7, rmout and the Republican platform:
a. Is enough to establish few ess entail points with
relation TO this political party as it CONS into The
,,oso-t contest. We shOdld take into accor,. 49,
,brce mo- important, which the Kansas question
,Ia pbils !. 1Jhia platform and the conduct of The
PN,nhIicsn ,ldidate since bis nomination IbroNinc
t ~ account the diatrbes of the Press as well as t
s,oecLcs If In moderate leaders on both sdos the
history Of KarsLe Territory, understood by illus.
-;ors Statement Vstiiies those who demand the faith.
mi execution of solemn compact agreed upon
betveen the North and the South - the so-ca.lcd
Missouri Compromise, winch liked per nanent line OF
deusrk alton for the ara p Slavery. True il il that
Js,ar ecisIatiyc act the Nsnsas- Nebraska bill in 1851
sboi.hed that line and c5uIerrod the Territories
IN phich Slavery does not csi the right of organizing
with or without ms institution; and ihs Is the answer
which il given TO those who hrd TO ihe dead letter OF
tbe Missouri Compromise stir these sst sufficiently
n-ove that the legislative Of territorial ory.nza
lion adopted under the law of ISL viii .h have occa
oned ,rch bloody scenes, could not Law, been taken
by those who prefer the socred fuiillment Of
are irreconelable wsh that spirit OF frater.
niiv and cancellations which was err-neousy
supposed 10 exist. Here are they 'ay, the territorial
law passed by the Legislature OF ensas whe her
he constituted by force or by law, C,d their aicles
w bich have heretofore given account Of e-eed
tho coolest yagares OF the Craziest AhOltionis The
yerv manic which the probability of Free-Soil Sd
,n;strstop strikes into the hearts of the leaders Of
tho south is TO the FTccSoirs sure rF,Dof that ~,
eocon Of that Legislature violent ond that if tho
T. rritory were left in entire liberty 10 make its owr
Ira according TO the law of 1854 proposed BY
tho conservatives OF Illinois, Douglas and Rich
srdscr the majority ol thiry-eight Pro-Shvery men
ON. nj the tbirtv-nine members who compose the House
uonId be somewhat diminished and pertsp would
d "a the enactment Of different future fey the enl-
byvo States This is the desire of the Republican
nsItv "a il i, given forth to the world desire which
confined within IT'S Just limits however much i nigh.
onorae to the prejudice of the Southern States would
ba within the scope of law enacted by Congress and
in harmony with the Constitution of the country. The
philadelphia platform, On the other hsnd. contains
neither in It's letter nor in it, spirit anything which
.exri,e the aprreheasions and alarm which the
ber pores pretend experience for the safety Of the
Tpion In the articles or resolutions OF which that
document is composed the rights Of section fac
tom are attacked The right of every State to e5,ab
isb and regulate its own Ds buttons il respected. IL
mcddlcs neither with the eXradition of slaves, the
Fugitive Slave Law, the admission of Slave States
nor indeed with any other question affecting the soh
orn section of the country. II IN the tenor OF some
of the articles sophistcal deductions may be discover
ed-statements which patake of the tanaiicsm Of ato
Ltior-thesc defects arise from the nature of circum
stances and the de sire of giving force to reasons which
in the view Of The Republican patty exist against the
admission of additional Slave States. Finally, the con
duct of the Republican candidate assaulted on all
-dcs with every description OF arms proper and int
nroper has .honn degree of prudence which eXcies
The admiration even Of his enemies"