New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-18

The Hon. Stephen a. Douglas has latel! de'O'eu
a large share of his attention to the party when
be, viii his average suayity and breeding, denomi-
rates BLACK Republican" In one Of his late
speeches in the Senate, (ith inst }, he says:
The Black Republican party organized and
founded on the Fundamental principle Of perfect and
entire equality Of rights AM privileges between the
negro and the white man--an equality secured aud
guaranteed bv law higher than the Constitution OF
tie Unit, States In your creed, Ar proclaimed 10
the world YOU stand peoged against the admission
of any more Slave State;
"Ts Iepeal the Fugitive Slave law;
TO abolish the slave-trade between the State;
To prohibit Slavery in the District Of Columbia;
40 rcstore the prohibition on hansas and Ne
braska; and -
This i your creed, authoritativey proclaimed"
of course, We do not ask the Little Giant on
what authority be says this is the "creed pro-
claimed to the world" of the Republican party
for Truth ard Douglas are not on speaking terms,
and we ought to be thankful that he does not
charge US with advocacy of Slavery Extension and
completely with tie Border Ruffans The Ad-
dress ard Resolves Of the Republican National
Convention at Pittsburgh, with the Circular and
Cell Of the Central Committee formed BY that
Convention, were before him; but they contained
nothing to serve his turn; he trusted to his fac
ulty of invention, which never falls him.
Having thus provided US with creed to his
mind, he proceeds to supply Us with a candidate
Likewise calculated to serve his turn. Hear him
"Ihere are rumors afoat that you pro-
pose to throw overheard all the bold who distin
AMI ebraska fight, and to take new man, who. in
consequence Of not being committed to either side,
will be enabled TO cheat somebody by getting votes
from both sides! Rumor says that all your veteran
generals who have received scars and wounds in the
ARti-Nebraska campaign are now considered unfit to
command and are TO be laid aside il order 70 take up
some lew man who has not anita gonzed with the great
principles of self-government and State equality
The Little Giant is here speaking Zone word
for US and two for himself" Mr. Buchanan is a
new man, who has not antsgonized" with the
Free Soil sentiment Of the North, and who there
fore is not entitled to nomination over Ii pse who
hare received "scars and wounds in the Sebraska
campaign to Wit Douglas aud Pierce. Douglas
here tells his compatiots indirectly that they must
nominate himself or some one Of his stamp so as TO
escape the reproach Of cowardice and evasion
which be seems to cOLfne to the Republicans
We beg leave to assure the Giant that the Re
publican party proclaims its creed aud selects
its own candidates, with the least possible regard
10 his int reefs and wishes So far as We are aware
it, members mean to do one thik at time,
and the work they mean 70 do fist il 10 MAKE
KANSAS FREE STATE snd az such admit
her into the Union at the earliest practca-
bic moment. That done, We will consider what
ia our next duty but, until it ia done, We have
DO idea Of attempting other things. Add in se-
lectirg candidates for the contest at hand, We
tbtll s,k-" Who are heartily for Free Kan
Sac WHO among there can command the largest
Popular and Electoral vote ~ WhDeger that may
b., whether be ha, hitherto resi.ted The EGtension
q s.byey IN he lat or 10 the We.,-n NeH.
Yml, Ohio, Or Californian the Senate Cor.
erDors chair or IN founding new sta.e-will be
supported BY The en,re KP1bicau host with una.
Unity and sbtbgsas II the Little Giant can
fad M eoniOfi 10 this aSaursnce, 10 10 welcome
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