New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-17

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',,fct h,m ,,an OFF wont h.- ..esc md Gov. Geary
Us. arroiftcd instead. Gov. Gesry All up and down
tic e'ros Of Washington had declared to Tie friends
Of Kansas hat the statutes Of that Territory were
i,t.rot. Irt he accepted the Office C. GOvcrno- Of
Ea.sas Territory. He -Ocuny sgOre that lac would
huhli the duties Of the position, and he vent to that
J,Gcry trC,r The most solemn nstructOns 10 enforce
HccNory lGas which he had declared TO be Infamous
J., tad dtcaiCG them TO DC Infamous, and got be
pitd willingly a position in which he was forced 10
c,ccrtc thea: and Gov. Gcary the beet machine
thai EIbIEln Icrcc ever had in Kansas to o-ush out
Ito,G,m. What was Il 6 position OF Kansas to-day
WI, NOW, the Administration had rot got single Off
Cu III Kansas, uDl,ss II N rht Tee such place N Law
r.rce or Topeka, where tie Po:imesters were rec
state cn-thC Pre- Slavery On didn't think II healthy
f.. them lsiGe there he had not officer there with
thcse exceptions who not a Pro Slavery man.
full In IioICo came from New EAglsnG, and he (Mr.
Smith should suppose that he would at least have
been impartial toward he Inhabitants OF the section OF
coi utrY in wi 81 be wa born. BIT lie had not APP
loiutcd one from thee. since he Mr.. Smith left
kausas-a week ago last SatUrGayhe had found that
tho let cor ueocd with the GOEcrImeht Offices
IN kai SIR. NJ. SHOEMAKER, who was Land Receiver
lie tie only man then IL ONCE who was In avOr
Of making Kansas F~cc Sta;e-Le had found that
is head led been ont OIL And in lis stead the presi
dent Tad appointed person by the name OF William
| RI ndlc who connected with the murder
Of 1T noble man william Phillips. at Le4venworth.
| When be Nh Smith coming down the river he
found that Mr. Calhoun, tie Survcyor-General, had
caused to be arrested II. NlilCs Moore, Attorney Gen
| taken INTO liz own Office had used the Office Of the
| SURVEYOR General InIttd States Office to confne
lin III after lie had arcs;ed him without any writ
auil oiv lie had committed crime. unles It
q c!iInc lobby 10 defend himself against n foreign in
wade. M Calhoun took him I" the Sur'eyOr-Gen-
tlaIs Office and iLcre had him confined over night
and lie thon declared that not only should Mr.
Moore be- arrested, but Mr.. Parrot also, one
Of the most eminent lawyers OF the Territory young
man who had also been guilty Of the crime of defend
ing him tclf against The invaders OF Kansas. When
Il Missouri Compromise was repealed, il was the in
Il nj Oh of the Administration, when the KansasNe-
bIaska act passed, 10 make Kansas Slave State.
No could point 10 single act OF the Administra-
ton which did not demonstrate COnclusiNely that such
was their in'eLton. SO had they acted they acted
now - they determined to act and they called
ON the people Of New-lOrk to indOrse their action.
When The Cincinnati Convention nominated Mr.
buchanan, in their platform they nforscd the acts
OF the Administration. la irdor-ing the acts of
the Administration thty Endorsed their acts in
Kansas. Mr. Buchanan said that he was no
longer james Buchanan. but he the platform ia.
deed il Pennsylvania, III toad Of calling hiIA james
Buchanan, they call hun Jimmy Platform. Now in
iLdoI M II platform he Endorsed the Admins ration;
ard in supporting the Admiui-t stun he supported is
acls in Kansas. In voting for James Euchanar,
Therefore. they would give cir sanction 70 the acts Of
tlc Administration there; uey would nerve the arm
Of ,he Boider Euiien whon he struck down his
mir. Smiths liberty, and the liberty Of his
brother settlers. ana frda that RESPONSE Iiiiiy they
could not d0d2c 1hi' was the iocIing OF the /
people of Kansas. This was the feeling Of |
every litlILtiN man throughout Inc country. Inc !
people Of the South and Those who were in favor of
extending Slavery into kansts REGARDED IT, and c /
Northern man who had rot sense enough TO diSccy or
tbs deserved TO be euslayed iApplauscl. Not siDgc !
Democrat ever 20 bc found IN Kansas among the |
read settlers. The had many men whOwcnt from In /
diana, Illinois, IowH and Wisconsin, who voted the |
clear Democratic ticket in 1852. aud then sworc by /
Gen. Pierce and the tugtve Save law. and thew !
now. on tie soil of Kansas called upon their brother
Democrats in the Free States il GODS name to array
them: elves pron The side Of Freedom and in oppos
ton t. the Democratic party. If any preSen, had
friends in Kansas LET them write to them and see if
that not their feeling. They knew that upon them
'lc hard hand of tic "pcsor had b"roc most opprcs
~iv1y. They expo rienciug out there whaI the
men of New.Yoik were not experiencing but
what they surely would experience if they
permitted victory after victory TO escape them,
If Slavery hiumIhcd now New-York hotels
will not he nuisahces this year or next New-lork
presses will not be nulsances this year next but the
tine viii surely come when, If there was Il hotel in
Newly ok where ilce man was protected or press
which nobly dared 10 utter free sentiments, they
would lie declared Lusances and destroyed as had been
their hotel at Lawrence and the pre.ses of fhe
HcroM Of FfeedOm The people OF Kansas look
ed to the people of New-Nofk 10 settle
this difficulty now. They alone have assisted
had conn e.cd the Territorial Government to yield to
hcm three times They had compelled Gov. Shannon
To- treat with iEcnl twice, and acng-Gov Woodson to
eat with them So far as the people of Kansas
were csnccucd thcv had once cleared the Territory OF
IN, Mi,sourians and would have kept it clear had not
ted States Governments When IT,, Bordcr-Rufians
were Defeated then came Franklin Pierce and
ssid, Stay Mt home, vi! do your bu-
:. sincss for YOU" And most eiootualy had he
done il. Now, we wanted President who
would secure to tie people the power of acting in their
own wav. Even Mr.. Cass had declared that the
statutes OF Kansas were Infamous. But, WINE the
Il ades Of the Democratic party declared these laws
Infamous franklin Pierce commanded the United
States dIasoous TO enforce them. Now, If Mr. bli,
chanan were elected, he was pledged to sustain and
carry forw ard the acts Of this Administration. among
them these statutes, made to protect ana sustain
Slavery in Kansas. Tie man "ho voted FOR James
Buchanan yud be guilty Of participating III the sup
port end the extension of Slavery lApplausel.
Three cheers were given for Mr. Smith, alter which
Dr. j. f. SNoDGRAss of Mar. land was introduced.
Dr. SNopGRAs, after expresiOg his thanks that he
was allowed the privilege Of coming 50 far north when
y DISTINGUISHED son of tue South, Mr.. Brooks, was
afraid 70 oo to Canada rnen oued that he had seen
GREAT many horses oorg the socts and he could not
hut n il that il WAS no more than fair that the North
ern farmers should count hre, inhs of their horses for
if Southern planters counted their ne
crccs. He alluded TO Mr.. i. c. Underwood Of Nr'
ciuia who was driven from Virginia because he was
in favor of Fremont. M Snodgass said that Mr..
Jndcrwoods only crime WIS hat he was born IN New
York and dared to carry hi Ncw-iork ideas OF Free
dom 70 the South with him. Abiding to the lack of
education in the SoutL he said il great pace Tor
ltlr Great men, because the of the people were
so Ignorant that they were obliged to take eNey-
tIinS on the diclIl of tie speaker. II man !
went South to get work. aud asked OF /
Ilaper what would I've lair price here. the planter
would look astonshed and tell hlal ta' lie G9u.u ou!
two or three good men for The capital would TAXI 20
earn interest enough 10 pay him. MI Sn0dgras, 'No
n story Of Thaileus stevens who. when North Saro-
lima planter took him into his wheaifed, SAID Nhy;
-. -in Narlk