New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-01

Democratic Presses IN different psfs q tAe cossy
That NAV be seen do not mirepresent N tn,s urs
t.r .baI produce extracts from vsnous eoeIoes y
n.oof Of the position I have assumed In tne a.. =
pp,sce ouote from letter Of Mr. Jooa 10 snsneaa
10 mee,ps held in Chsrlestos, s. u. IN msoco ,ss.
sor The ourpoee Of taking measures TO forward ems
,;an ~ K.n.as fum the South, from which II wl 90
y en- Why the Slave Power arc 30 ann'u' " 0''"'A
D, sac ssion of KsLsss. He says;
n ssinnt Ksrss We shut out ~ ga'%y our out.
posts on thst important frontier sid wts @ r0 wssb Z.
I to ,o Su or s. :.'
s,ounSNss now p-spa viii be certain tor The son.n A
.s Ssn s,aS, . %, u "a. S. viii
Safs ra ,o- the. 70 ~, ,,.s.S ssu s;s
Rn, this does not rest upon the testimony OF letter
writers, OF Of the Southern press merely ne ssu,e
nnrncse was announced on tie 23d Gay OF June ias,
on The Aoor of the Senate, by the Hon. JOSIAH n'Ass
of south Carolina give an extract hom hiS SPecen
0V M a., Kan.n, alls~ss bet one State rAsn sSass
viu }, sood aporn.t three hsd aI 81 hranSe s,
sOss AOad des,s ro.'s. az a.. sst staples th.t
consitute the great material Of our foeiSn s,,Ss
81 a. Te,,no,y % kaa.a, rAs. Nv rrs"d'"s ave ne '''
son. CAY desirs ksssas' ,.a;nr Damo
Here il is distinctly ayowed oy ,eSn tbs MI.
sour; Comprumise was to take possession OF
SI.yE STATE ard hold it as guarantee 70 oe
emf mn into faree more, as an onset 10 any r,eo go
that might be admitted from teITn9ry N Ia,,, r,o
s,trt;o1 of Slavery had already been so'emn'y P.o-
h;h;ted by the votes as well of Southern as Vi
erp mem, And when this was mot enoNca, E.aa
the Efforts made by Free-Stste settlers 10 Pens
institutions on the soil which belon geo 70 .noh
wb;ch had been consecrsted TO Free Labof oy 1 to1
=. mnsct of 1920 the attempt was made ana Is sun
n. slated in. to carry Slavery there BY lswiess vT
f,nce. snc at the point of the bsyonet but snan
rot 60, fine yself merely TO declarations OF
~, on this point III quote from the speech OF the HON.
Jnns q CIpwhLApfR of Pennsyvanis, made 10 tai'
Hall on the 5th dsy Of March last, in which some eA
traordinary revelations are made. he says: -, \.
stes as sa 'Ds % ,ss n' Rooay Mountain il could not b,
s,,s,A,d v.,tv ard Of them TO the Pacific. .u s,,,
,hs tsni,os Is scqui,sd from MsIico The prin
erie Z. tie former partitions hssns become f that
svebodns settler. having been oss'nei % ,sst ssasS a
iaStnstseafior 70. ae'' loss could % so,sxo ' S'"'
% thtm deces, WITH THEIR SLAVES 70 ol'" ",''r
IT.. r,;rc;rls vss the mo,sl basis of that PRAISE
WORTHY LEGISLATION OF 1884 lthe kepeai OF Ine
Missouri Compromised which the Chairman OF the Com
mittee on Territories has moet ngeniousy
a conspiracy against Freedom. ya,,.o ana
But this is not all the gentleman says give ono
Tss.. ersmpie which might BE- multiplied %tee 70 sao.
tne III b.,.ysr Il esa t. therefore, necessarily rshfui Ia
mors point Of view and Of the re1sning N Ps sn th.
10 be lawful assume such exclusion 10 there
fore necesay nah Before concluding my my doI s IN
70 bus would likewise in legal sense, be
Unconstitutional" -
Sir this is modern Democracy with vengeance,
Here we have the distinct avowai OF prominent
n. mocratc leader from the North-from Pennsyi-
yapia Democrat" and, l understand, an intimate
personal friend of Mr. Buchsnan-that the purpose VI
repe slipg the Missouri Prohibition was 70 sTe sno
Slave States ACCESS TO KANSAS WITH THEIR SLAVES,
and this he calls the "praise worthy legsation OF
Ie56p' Az, Sir, this Democrat from Mr. Buchanans
own State. goes further than that, and procisims
the monstrous doctrine that the total exclusion .,
slavery is net only unconstitutional, but that 1t Is
" IMMORAL AND usJUsTr Sir, i thank the gentle
man for the boldness with which he has ayoHed the
slavery creed of his party And call upon the people
q, the Free States 10 mark these revelations and see
rb;fLer modern Democracy would lead them! SIR, II
has rot always been the case that NortheIn Deao
cratic leaders have had the courage 10 come Out
souarey and acknowledge their real purpose ana the
effect Of their principles upon the slavery queS'ion'
But ,,
"Iwbom the gods seek to destroy they 6rst make mad
and rejoice that for once they intend to meet the Is
sue fairly and boldly. If this is done have no fears
of the result. Let the people OF the tree portion OF
This U.on but understand the "Democratic' creed
su6 PLATFORM as II is unde rstOod and expounded by
the leaders and presses Of that party, especially at the
South and win require sfdavits in every Free State
of this Union TO show that Mr.. buchanan has ever
b. en- a candidate for the Presidency
I have thus, Sir, shown the position now occupied
by the democratic" party before the country L
have fhOWn WHAT IN 0y tno P'i"o'-
ples of it's platform The ground taken is bold one,
and should be met by reemen with equal bodness and
deter nination. The Slave Power, which now acts
through the Democratic organic ston makes no further
apologies for Slavery. 1t admits no longer that Is
in any sense an evil but with bravery worthy bet
ter cause il defanty procaims It TO be right bless
ing both 10 the master and the elave, and claims the
right to 20 anywhere with its property In HUMAN
FLESH upon the same terms Of Equality" which we
of the Free States possess to go with what every.
where regarded property by the general sense and
whch the Slave Power with such show Of Indignation
at its pia claims to have put upon the same footing
with prope ry ia the Free States IL is the right
NAV Be allowed the solecism, to perpetuate preng.
IL is the right to plant upon the FREE SOIL OF this
great Republic system which makes of NAN an arti-
Gle of merchandise and stamps him with the seal Of
perpetual degradation; and this, too in violation Of
pbehted faith of the long established doctrines Of the
common law and OF the Constitution Of the United
States. 1t is the right to subject to Slavery there not
merely the negro but it claims that the hateful badge
should not be confred to coer race. To the proof
| quote once more from The Richmond Enquirer:
While far obvious that negroes should b. slaves
Sias.rs i.e sS and d1<sd On difference J COW
p>r0s"
Sir represent a constituency Of NORTHERN La
BoRERs-men who deem il no dngrace that they earn
their subsistence and lay up a competence for sup
port in after life by the daily labor So far social
on this Aoor North or South. And will resist, with
all the powers that God has given me- the extension
of system into their territory, which degTades them
to the level of the negro slave and which holds that
ell rhs labor whether black or white are t only to
be slaves themselves!
AN ACT OF JUSTICE