New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-26
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER g. 1856

sibL orc Cf nv ctiren -hed tears freely. b.. Lad
rev,r tuken them 60 tic th.ater before and the ,r
fcI I-ticsttd are very NJ, 20 h moved by ;Ta &c rep.
ro,ctt,tiors Both tlc FL. ntu;ed wu-l ie- w. ;
di-erac. TIC uniform tiLi Col. Sumner Las 60 Len
oteS for many years. wore that could they catch
i'm out idc 81 Eo,t Leay.sWolti thew would
,ioo. hm e. quick Is !hcy would wolf
-. ;,rorrvd that tl.ss uen 1cr, rtcrabes of tho
:. pist,c Ccuniy ScEDc;ea-i,c AsSucAt.on' do No,
low but tielt may Le had II proprety ia pro-
y;trg that honorable AM Patriotic organization with
the anne and acc"niT men, 80 IL" net N'aics which
~ rlurd.rtd .om tie libc-ty Arsenal. tor heard
II hid in Platte County that whom Col:placl = -
md 70 tho De yaTint It ol thai robbery Government
~. .oti.f.d With Davy Atchi.ons giaran tl.. lie
would pay for every thing Wbch wa not nn6ly rc-
s,,d III courSe TIE pic OF har-as and me county
a, 49,. re y,y mr., asODabo t. euppp-e there az
nv oler Gncrt,or- 4sn those OF doll.rs ard cent,
connected with the iorclblc ent.y OF United states
.,sansi ,hc holding IN durlnce OF the keeper and
yn,tnsn ard the robbery Uf the depot Of cannon
,,,l1,s small arrrls G.d GccoutTC ns, 10 bo used
for fLe destruction Of Lawrence Did not +. Ju lge
b..S ,tc csne Of robbers and does not that egaize
the sd And then Government tog buy huntin5
nm and catching the Abolition treason ploti. in Han
.s to sttor 10 such na aliers a. this. In former
Communication | expressed wish that President
p,errr cuud have been present wit Al the sessions
fthe Shawnee Legislature, ahl aLo OF the Topeka
Conyentop. feel the same wish now that b. could
Is,. l..u with NE Ia NV recent journey through Mis-
souri | have heard in New-England some tocrabv
severe criticisms upon his Exceency but never such
hold no Democrats hy scores. Said Teunessesn em-
0rtn; 10 Missouri 70 me, "Srenger Whist sort OF
SNo,,hern man have you 20! IN the White House?
"if old Andy Jackson had btfn President this gerr
d, Jr,,I of your. ard mint would have been settled
"I.tg oeo.S will not pretend tc ,sy what Kind Of
vet, uth Democrats e. these wiz cas; next November
hut his much will aver, that stronger sPPrehen.
zion cannot exist in the mind OF Garrisonian Abo-
,jon,t than does in thers, that tue party ceiling itself
Democratic will never make peace IN Kansas. For
near thIe. months have been upon or near the oX.
tru. western thoroughlare-, aml have convercd
c,, ai deal wi from every Csttrn and Nouthefn
Stat and Territory in the tnon. Il slavery Prcpa
ard IN i, no; ett ctually rcbuked next Move p.bcr it
i n, mo- profound conviction that he allied otet> OF
S.eIcy extension and E!llibuster-m viii within the
rext four YEAR develop sh' mo-, inc programme OF
vbifh already laid down, but tie announcement of
Which n ,his time would conNulse the country with
dread and alarm. There is class OF men 10 whom
more O. President Picrcos dcuunciaons alpy-against
whom no accusation Of the border chivary can with
rropricty be brought, even IA pittcnSe. lhey have
no name in history ballad, and ei ihi- mighty Re
Iublc owes much o lie increase III wealth and power
and cultivated territory TO them Their fathers were
erhars Of Puritan stock or al IN" first settlers oi The
middle Atlantic States. They fins saw light IN ohio
or ON the uarcs sr rich bottom.land- of lndisna or
Illinois. They have always been frontersmcn and they
alwAy- will be- The 6rs sickness, The frst ptlvat0ns
and very small share of the first rewards OF new
county, thcirs Tins i their lot ana th'y are con-
tented with it, Much better fitted by early training
and habits 10 endure the peculiar hard-hps OF a new
country, than the present generation IN the Eastern
States they Us Il general thing constitute two thlris
tie population on the Western frontier Always mo-
made 10 much greater degree than any other Of the
new settlers of the West if they may be sad 10 have
anv fixed haba,ion. it Is wagon almost a much A.
loe cabin. When left Kansas last Fall these people
constituted at least iwo.thrds of her FreeSste 'oero
and more than ouinumbercd al her Pr"Sayory voter.
have with eyes seen as many more TIM sum-
ucr wlo have been turned back from going into Nan
sas either by lying alarms rnisod near the frontier for
the pupose of discOuracing them from going in or by
forcble prevention directly pert of thl- dammed-'p
Iowa and Nebraska into Kansas, hut that Oppressed
Territory lacks thousands ot the population pIe "o'd
have had this day but that her organic law has been
sLsme essy violated by those who got II up. lair-
minded men of oil political parte,' shall Republican
Institutions be mockery ,.,.,
Yours truly ~ BONkS.