New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-05

,he ,opl1 The free will Of maa-the free circulation
of bocd IN the veins and sttres-the free action OF
Tie busy brain Arrest that circulation destroy that
action. and the stiffness Of the tomb sncceeds-no
motion but the waving Of grass above ike the uncut
hair of praycs Such is the life OF the bodypof'e de-
pend eut the freedom OF uterance b the OF
H. the M, ss-tbe freedom of Labor which the dig
nfy Of Labor The sectional party that has nominated
james Buchanan has become the Federal party OF
1856 The Federal party OF the young nation was com.
post Of noble men, whose only eror was dlstruss
Of the ~ ope they desired to concentrate power IN
the hands of GENITAL or Federal Government to the
eId that the United States might become greatest
among nations AID their people the most elevated.
The Fec eralism Of the part! now administering
Wash gton for the extension OF Slavery by tho federal
ann, ard thereby underniDes the Union.
Mr. Chase then proceeded In singuiary compact
sno enlvered argument to exhibit the raud Oh .he
kansas-Nebraska enactment, which lied IN processing
to secure Popular Sovereignty, whereas 1t gave Gil es
Genital power to the Pre- ident. Tie Slavery propa-
ganta Low avowed through Caiwsllsder Of Pennsyl'
yans that IT was the design of the Kansas
graphical partition of the Western territory by which
emigration from the Free States could not reach Kan.
sas save slave soil. II gave to the otherwise
employed mobs of the borders of Missouri the control
Of the formation of Territorial and State government
in the Territory, and that new Territory the geo
graphical center Of the continent and the moral full
cum Ct the great controversy that is to decide the
capacity Of mankind for self-gOvenment1
There 10 language tlAt 100 severe, Wnen applied
in denunciation to crimes like these and though |
prom sed mot to speak barshly, in endeavoriDg to
forbe ar have TO suppress the deepest feelings Of my
heart And now peace, they tell us, reigns In hansas
we see il stated the authority OF Shannon that peace
and good order restored, and there is prospect Of
con,iI ued quiet But how it The Constitutio of
our country guarantees to every citizen the rikh, to
bear arms-the right to protect himself against all per-
sona aggressions; and the peace in Kansas has been
brought about by the sacrifice OF this first right OF civil
fpac n
armed and left without the means OF defense against
aegressiors in whatever form they may come. Col.
Sumner has received orders that he shall enforce the
laws of Kansas and by the laws of Kansas are meant
the ordinances of Missouri, applied by the invaders
from that State to the TentOy-the laws enacted by
a bogus Legislature. And when Col. Summer
rides over Kansas, and finds its citizens arrayed
in self defense, be dsarms them, and leaves them
to the tender mercies OF wnoinsoever may itu
upon them But when be meets Whitfield and his
gangs, he simply tells them to go home. Government,
through its agents in Kansas, are not acting without
an aim; they have design IN view. Why are Bu-
fords men enrolled as militia Why, october Is near
here and at that time election OF representatives
TO take place. and that day there to be training
in Kansas on that day half the militia is to be called
out and you need not be astOnshed which half will
be called out 1t will be this invading gang, and they
are going there for the purpose of imposing an
other false Legislature on the people Of Kansas-for
the purpose Of falsely showing that the people OF Kan
sas ratify the old Legislature. This scheme is all ready
and prepared to work and ii will work unless you in
tervene your influence and stop 1t. year ago. when
received the nomination for Governor, made a re.
max which now proves to have been an important
one II was this: that the freedom OF Kansas was 10
be wrought out at the baOtbOxes in the Free States
feel those wrongs which our brethren IN Kansas SUI
fer; know they are in the right know that by the
great title which rises high above all temponzng law,
and finds its foundation in the eternal rights OF
man, they are justified in resisting the tyrants But
know how vain that resistance Is, when the power
- IL rAu If fha
have we no part in the matrer! We are pouring into
the Golfers of the Government more than three
quarters of million of dollars MONTH and this Is
us ed to hire soldiers and pay for the munitions OF war
10 keep Freedom down in Kansas. Let Colonel
Sumner march back into the States, and let the people
of the Territory be left to determine their own in.
stitptons and we will have no fears for the fate Of
Kansas But they cannot do it, for the Federal
Judge there says the laws of kaRses are the laws OF
the United States, and ~ resist those laws treas0n
and to-day Governor Robinson lies in prison. guarded
by troops of the United States whom you pay,
and bis compatiiots are there in prison with him.
Our fellow CITIZENS in Kansas may struggle ever 80
manfully, but their resistance ID win so long as
your arms are stretched out to Cypress rather than
help thtm for while you sustain the Federal Govern
ment in it's present course, you are depressing the
people of KsI sas. BY your votes you give 1t the
over TO crush Freedom in the Territories. Ii Is here
IN our midst the battle of Freedom is to be fought we
are to determine whether these outrsges are to con.
.inue-whether murder aud rapne are to stalk abroad
in the broad light Of day. startling even the stoutest
hearts by their atrOcity And now, my triehdS shaii
we ct fight this batile Shall we not resolve, as one
man. that all this wrong and nquity shall come to an
end care nothing about names of party; 1t Is the
principles to be asserted and mantained all that we
want to know is whether who are presented to us
for our sursges will their positions In the right
way don't know that it IL worth while to talk about
Buchanan or any of the candidates But don deceive
yourselves if your hearts are cold-f God has gwen
you he arts of stone instead OF hearts OF flesh, don't I'M
L.. - otx.fs fvnTnu an nv
step this power advances day by day grow its pre-
tensions; and YOU however safe you may feel, are
not invincible against it. The candidates of the
so-caled Democratic party represent the wrongs
We to regard that party. Its platform is claimed
TO represent the policy of the Administration;
and / Cannot, and l imagine you cannot have
any relish for ii we must look elsewhere Tor our Po
1t assembled in Philadelphia within the SQUAD OF the
old Liberty Bel, on which is inscribed |" Pro-
claim hJefty throughout the land to all me
inhabitants hereof." l like the music Of the Union
DOM That Convention put forth platform which
everybody can understand who rends; it is plain and
perspicuous What like it best for is, it does away
with all compromises and settles all the questions OF
of man. It makes long professions, but goes right
at II in jackson simplicity. "Gentiemen, you msy
talk about the dissolution Of the Union, but the Union
must and sba be preserved" And then goes on 70 say
II at no person Snail De uepfiYeu vi hio vi N.Y..
out due process of law says that so long as the Con
stitution stands neither Congress nor Territorial Legs-
lures can introduce Slavery into the Territories We
all can understand this. This Convention proposed
sn Gov Tho head Of our Cover ment who never says
tbirg he don't me an, and never promises thing be
don't perform. have the great pleasure of knowing
pc rsohay this man. and have the fullest confidence
that Mr. j. c. Fremont will be the next President OF
these United States Three cheers for Fremont were
here given in right good earnest And then they nom.
mated smother man as his colleague man whom l
know well. He has been tried under many circum-
stances, and has never been found wanting. VIM. L.
fJbraa hem cheers for DaytOnl.