New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-10

he page the number OF the eection, and its exact
woros ord think that the stroug language at the
outset OF my remarks in which | dtneuoced this DIS
greco full and yaopical code has been fully JUSTIFIED
by the proofs ! have laid before you from is p.gcs.
Let II lot be forgotcr, Mr.. Chairman thst It IS be-
cause TIE people Of KsDsas-an overwhelming major
iy Of the actual teUers thererefuse TO OBEY these
tDactms Dts Pstsed by body OF men elected by armed
nobs Of invaders that they have been deli verd over
to persecutons without parallel and to all the horrors
of civil war.
Had time, would desre 10 refer TO the history Of
events in thst Territory; to the reckless and rdbess
violation Of pbghted faith in the repeal Of the MI v0ur
Compromise which opened the door for legislation like
this to the entire absence Of any protection by the
President to the settlers againrt trsons outrage. to
the repesto invosons by which the whole machinery
of legislation usurpd but the fruits Of which the
Presto tbt uptods by cannon and bayOnet, with proc
lamatios and penalties to the Causes which led 10
the civil that has exstt in that Territory to that
most sggrsva,pg Of eli insults by which the very
Jorts who beaded an invading patty OF MsoOuriaLs
at Of the polls and with hs revolver at tue breast
Of ele ction Judge gave hun FIVE minutes to resign
or die, was JmuissiOntd q Sheriff to ride booted
aid spurred the people whose rights he had thus
assisted il ctr king down and many other thiogs that
axe the blood of the great mass OF heenen at the
North coune never before coursed through their
veins But must aude before concluding. to the
mockery of relief held out to the people by the Presi
dent and bis c0adjutOs.
In his special message to Congress, On the e6th of
January last the President thus rpOkc:
Our system sforts justification Of voutonay sc for
the constitutional means Of relieving ,b, people OF upjust sd
mhsons and Laws BY change Of public asen1 and By re-
Aid in his speech as reported in The Union Of
June 10, made to the Buchanan ratification meet
ing, who marched to the White House, he coOly told
them:
There Will be your part appeal to unworthy pasons
smmacry calls for second revolution like those winch
ecsoDa reported cos0 tram ho hare veeescd
nothing at me hands 81 ht GOronmff but projection and po-
eai 0 declaration Of resistance to the laws Of the
But I will hot stop TO aEude to the "protection and
polite al blessings" Which the people of Kansas have
received fom the "hands Of their Government" 1t
was bitter irony indeed.
Judge Douglas, too, at the same meeting speaking
OftLe Kansas laws, declared a. follows:
Or thew desire h-ve the laws repealed let them
try to heir POINT at The Io' and lot me majority decide
Never, Sir, was there more signal Instance of
holding the word Of promise TO the and breaking
/" it to the hope" Where are the ample" means of
obtaining relief from the uncomfortable tyranny that
grimes Gown the Free.State men of Kansas Tito the
Gust How can they carry their point at the polls
Let facts answer:
J. The council which passed these laws haS extended
its term Of service till 1885, 70 that if the entire rep
reseutative branch was unanimous for their repeal
the higher branch has the power to prevent the slight
est change in tn. IN for fro long yearsi
III. Tie Free.State men in Kansas are absolutely
shut out fiOm the polls by test-Oaths, which no one
with the soul Of freeman, who traces al the Outrages
there directly to the enactment Of the Nebraska BILL
can console htiOusly swear to.
Ill. Even if they do 90 there, and to sustain
the Nebraska bill and tie Fugitive Slave law, the cleo
tion law is purposey framed, as l have shown, to
invite nvasioI Of MssOurans to control the elections
in favor Of Slavery.
". They are driven from the Jury box as we'll as
dsfranchsed and pr )hibted from acting as attorneys
III the courts, unles they take the testOath prescribed
by their cOhquerors.
" Free speech is not tolerated. They are left
peIftctly free to form and regulate their domestic TO-
"stitutions in their way" except, if they speak
word against Slavery, they are convicted of felony
and hurried TO the chain. gang.
vi. The presses in the Territory, at Lesvenworth
ana Lawrence, in favor of Freedom, have been de.
sioyed and the two last by the authority Of the court
of JuGge LecOmpte, thus crushing out" the freedom
VII Indictments are found by packed jures against
every prominent Free-State citizen; anu those who
are not forced to fee from the Territory arrested
and imprisoned; while those who have stolen from
Free-Sate INT II, tarred and feathcred them, burned
their houses, murdered them, 60 at large unpun-
ished.
In such state Of affairs az tbs to talk of going to
the polls and having the laws repealed is woree than
mocktry. 1t is insult. IL Is like bindioy
hand AID foot throwing him INFO the river, ana telling
him to swim rhOrs aud he viii be saved 1t is like
loading with irons, and then telling him to rua
fer lis life. The only relief possible, If ksusas not
promptly admitted State, which hope may be
Effected il in Char ge Of the Administration aud Of
the party that reckess msrules the land and that
will furnish an effec nal relief.
As look, Sir, to the smiling valleys and fertile plains
of Kansas and witness there the sorOwfu scenes of
civil war, in which, when fOrbearance at last ceased
to be vrtue the Free State men OF the Territory fu
it necessary, deserted rs they by their Govern
men to defend their lives, their families their prop
city, and their "Reminiscences the language Of of
the nobest Statesmen Of the age uttered ago
at the other eLd of this Capitol rises before my mind
allude to the great statesman Of Kentucky, Henry
Clay AID while the party, which, while he lived, Int
the torch of SANDER at every avenue OF bis private e
and hbeled him before the American people by every
epithet that renders man Infamous, gambler, de-
barchee, traitor, and enemy of his country are nov
engaged in shedding fictitious tears his grave,
and appealing to his old supporters to aid by their
votes in shielding them from the indignation of up
risen people, ask them to read this language OF his,
which comes to us from his tomb to-day. With the
charge Of but single geographical word in the place
of me co" how prophetically does it apply to the
very scenes and Issues Of this year Ano who can
doubt with what party he would stand in the coming
campaign if he restored tO us from the damps of
the grave, when they read the following which fell
from his lips in 1850, and with which, thanking the
House for its attention, conclude my remarks:
it, unhappy shall be involved In war IN civil war,
between the parts Of this Confederacy phh The effort
spon me aide should be 10 restrain introduction Of dpey
1errore and ne other side 10 force its in
hKent Of mankind IN an efor not to popasate rights 6at-i
must cay it. though il viii be 10 be said with
excite feelsa ar TO propdgate rTons' ne
Territories acquired from herieo! you'd be In
,eteh sypdthies good ohesfn oh az
,roud be against for from the of
Revolution down the present time have constantly
British for the int odu0n " 1rery
ii TO this country"
WOMAN MURDERED BY HER HUsBAND.-A an
early hour THE morning the Police of the First District
received intelligence Of o murder which had oeen
committed during the night or at an early hour this
morning in Groesbeckvil!e, just below the south
bounds of this city,. They immediately repaired TO