New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-10

by the olo'd and the tod of the who gained our
ncep ndence-n this home OF ours men and women
are criven from their own homes their houses are
burned Down arc women -epsratei from their chl
dren. Ana al !. on sol. where have
been 80 long characterized a. symps;hiBng with
TIE down-trocden and oppressed OF the world.
Ny itlow-cTflz-rs, We have al rebuked tgrinny
abroad, and IN Our Fourth of Juy oTatiOns some Of
the mtn even VITO are now sympathzing with the in.
yscers lave talked shout this land of the free a9d
home Of the brave say that there cannot be found
str uger instance Of tyranny than has been exhb-
ted upon the .oil Of Kansas by protesting to be
Americans Ard, 10 crown the lanentaoie picture
ytu see the President here writing long Messages
about Central America and whether this Padre Viii
l. TO be recognized be sends message after mesa ye
to The lergress OF the United States, and the pspers
sre exci,e upon this great question: Whether Walker
was req hero or sham hero laughter And here
Is NY distinguished friend old Gen Cass-waile the
wall Of the unfortunate borne upon the breeze 10
kansas; while our and our women arr coming
bone and asking rs for our sympsthies and
generous ADHERE Is Old Gen. Cas-, who prDesseS TO
be d. mocrat par erceeace while the people are ex.
cited upon this subject be is excited too but h. IS
eIcited IN regard to old CHAMPION, the British
minister Cheers and loud laughterl. And | really
believe my fellow citizens, though be il pretty nearly
dead now-,he asi spasm he took IN Circinnaii
Laughter and appi4u- II believe my distinguished
ieLd-for With all his faults, Byron said of En-
gland, Ike him stlll-l can't say love, | will say
Ike lobeerl-I believe if the Old man were about
TO dis-h lie were expiring tonight AMI were giving
tn, last kick-he would want to kick old Crsmpton
lIrrepressble ard long-contnued laughter and sp-
plaus, j. 1t is too much ike the old story OF Nero
tddlug while Rome was burning. And Won have
heard cf the philosophc Hume. who played a game o
whist while he was passing through The great Valley
Of H. Shadow OF Death. But this exceed. Nero AMI
Hume. Here the country is agitated. not upon a
question ot political economy; not upon the question
wLett or the Ncafaguan Government shall be recog-
niz,d. not upon the question whether there shall De
duty put upon wool or taken off Of wool [lsughterl
hut upon the que stion of Slavery, the question of
the savation or damDaton Of half cont
Ard lgrq fn.n cali hon.
selves patriots and Democrats, descendants
Of old Thomas JefeTson-wbat miserable descend
art. Laughter and chsersl Why, my elo wcitiz,ns,
they are more ike the Old Jefferson than the
miterabe lazzaroni of Italy ike those Romans who
walked the Forum and at the tread of whose armies
the world tiembled Loud cheers If had the power
that friend Eomouds claims | would bring up old
father Jtfferson-biing him upon this stand Cheers
and laughter. l wou place General Cass on the
seat that is occupied by Mr.. Bryant, and here nd
s.st Mr.. j, feron. would go through the forms of
an introduction, for it would be needed. would say
10 Mr.. Jefferson "This is General Cas-, Democrat
:, Don't know him. LOng-continued laughter and
cb, e,sl. why don't you know him" Why, for
the VI ~ beet in the world he has not the image
and suptrscripton of gentleman written upon hlm
The p,nIy as known from Caesars image and super
snipiion upon it; but this base Democratic coin,
tlere is DO superscnption on 1t from the hearts
of The men who achieved independence
ard framed our noble Constitution lCheersl
Yes nv fri, nde in this day Of disaster and OF trouble
wien mems hearts are failing for tear-when the de-
scerdarts Of own people our brothers anu sisters
are pursued to Washington and to the great meroPo-
Ts ii ths western hemsp sphere-bere TO be found
men v bo are troubling themselves about Ncdragus
And Cramptor and have no heart to feel i1 the iG'
t.rests and woes Of bleeding humanity lIheIrsl.
This !. no niger" question Loud applauseI II II
question for white men. It is not whether this man
or that man shall have hundred or two hundred
.layes and shall breed slaves for market, but II Is
whether this consistent inconsistent with the grcat
p,r cpIes wi ich underle own liberties The qae.
lion is whether YOU and shall retain that noble hert-
ace which has been bequeathed TO you and me by toe
faihers of tie Revolut on lCheesl. IL Is ~hether
III, lady and her young husband shall live free IN
tr,e country Contlnued applause. Talk abont n,s-
Ger worshipers and Niger worshiPng The cay Tor
Such cant is gone by Renewed applause. The
question is whether you and shaI uead In.'
Iii and feel and act a. freemen; lenthu-
siastic cLeers and waving Of hats and handker-
chi, f or whether shall bite the dust Great SEN
saiiopl take it for granted you all feel that II you
do pot-n your hearts do not instinctively embrace
hopesssy, e% mturabiy gone. You have maris the
subject of Liberty dreadful as that OF old father
Cas- ON the subject Of the British Government, and
| Won will never get rid Of it. say 1t ls presumed, my
fl How citiztDe, that you are acquainted with these
great fundame ntal principles that undere all Free
| CON; and in the few remaining remaks l shall make
| | sssert that all the allegations that were framed
sgsiI st the Missouri invaders-all the charges that
were preferred by the majority OF the House-haye
| been fully sustained by the evidence taken by the
| Commission of the House. Have you read that eyi'
derce! Woes" Yes, yes."l l ask you fellow;
| citizens, do you know IN all ns'o,y W any e''IiNeu
government Of the globe where such enormues have
hem enacted by men protesting to be clvllzeA upon
he rights Of propertythe personal rights Of their
eDp e.mpesm3of her associates There /, no, I.
ar ole instance: and subscribe TO the sentiment OF
| M Dana that the provocatons the aggravated
wror Q. which have been heaped upon the peoPe
| Of this whole country, and hesped especially
upon the people OF kanfas-aie more eno' tous nous
! IN pribciple or in want Of principle, than
those vropas which stirred up the old men Of the reyo,
lnion and caused them to resolve by the blessing o,
God they will throw of the power ha; sencIoacIeu
upon their rights, deprived them oi ine a uaIouaoe
| -; his tIat are given 10 every man by his creasoI
| fCheersI s.y concur with tha. sentiment ana II
spy Of YOU whatever may be your partalues VI your
totica position, your antecedents-H any Vi YOU
say will dspasslopatey look at that evidence JUST as
II Won were sworn Jurors in the box TO try case you
viii find that there has never been parallel TO the IN
iouty fbe acts of those Missouri INVADERS IN any cIs
lied country OF the globe NoicesLSey neTs hean
low citizens am surprised at mysei that nave oeen
so long deluded by the sham-the pretense oil the men
| WHO Sret.pded to be Urion men-sayloIfs OF tne
UIcn lIaugh;nl I.ay am astonshed ed AZ my.en
| IN 10 gal ~ bitterness and the bonds OF iniquity
IsnsltsrI. am surprised ths, should have been
SO lepg d.luded with that ,gnHs tdtnus was dIswh
nv /, INTO hog after bog, and we wou1d never nsEe
o, on, Il W. had not found ourselves with yawnng
ssp'f beLeatb our feet lCheersl. Then It was that
Sswtke 10 conte plation of the proper position OF
this country ICheer. Az an instance OF 'se nia da
ner in which the people o. 'Iis ise Doctrine squatter
with hA hs posHirc ss. sad sa dSs1 Sis9
ESeA EB1 10 s1s' sa1s9 up iSsI' tSs sSons; he SsS
outisg,to keep people from o9Ang .. S, asep sosn
hat q yyseh 'ed wa 5a mads sa t By he he
experiment similar to .,No ..ar IsughterI. An e1.
isas s.1asp. Of 'is psoP
Pp,iv eb;.c. ling in passing the blll, 10 ehlarge
powers Of tie people s1d sye ay. cle 1sSp GaPt fay
s ke neat puipo.ts %J% and PRINCIPLES Of free GSvsrn