Daily American organ., 1856-03-26
From the New York Express.
The |" Friends of Freedom

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From the New York Express.
The !" Friends of Freedom''
Are not in the least hurry to settle the Kansas
c)ntested election. An opportunity was presented
item, when Whitfield and Reeder both presented
prima facie certificates from organizations equally
irfegular--and they might have ousted both and
long ere this provided fair election law for Kan
ais, for both contestants to go back and settle the
isue before the people. his course, however,
would have removed from Congress the agitation,
and hence, to keep up that Whitfield was let in,
and Reeder kept ou. with all sorts of propositions
to come for sending any, and everywhere for ag
tation, fuel, "steam," &C., &c The peculiar
friends Of freedom" in the House, have no idea
of having direct vote before August or Septenl-
Der. 1.-The Gauge or freedom" d lmands that the
election In Kansas shell be staued off till about the
time, after the Presidential election, and then,
ii " Sharpe's rifles" can be the cause of little
bloodletting, /" the gore" will water human free
DOM" &C. Agitation--long, and long drawn out,
is what is necessary forthe new-6ngled Republia
cm-ian. q g1.T rs.rss 4 ~ 80
If Kansas had not turned up, bythe folly of the
Federal administration, as God-send to the Abo-g
tonists, they would have made just as much noise
about something else--and one hundred years TO
come they will find a Kansas in anything and
everything. In 1874, the Kansas was the own
ership of ninety-Odd slaves by Henry Clay, and
that made Birney Republcansm then. In lS4S,
Kansas" was the nomination Of General Taylor
over Henry Clay, aud on that General Wilson
boltcd, and locked horns with Martin Van Buren,
and Charles Francis Adams at buffalo. In 1850,
the hrst " Kansas was passing to Texas ten'inil-
lions OF dollars, "selling free soil to slave SOIL
&C.; but the Fugitive Slave law turned up, as a
better Kansas, and became" the Kansas" No @
About 1880, Garrison began to get up "a Kal-
sis' IN Massachusetts, and for quarter of CEN
tury, now, we have had |" Kansas every year
Gddings h Co. Kansasized just as hard in Is4s as
they do now, with bona fds Kansas in hand. If
tomorrow, we North men secured the admission
of Kansas as free State, they would all brush up
another kansas the day after In 1850, the North
men did secure the whole Pacific ocean to free
dom" in the Compromise bills of $50, and they
alarmed US just as much for it, as if we had de-
voted it all to slavery. We were all " "dough-facesn
then, ns now. We had not any backbone then
as now. If a real Kansas had not turned up now,
Passmore Williamson would have been " the Kan
ss" A .fght 6etUssn the North and South is seAat
as pdatcd, and will BE- had, D possible and to ere
ate one, some Kansas will be always on band
The disunionists have parted our churches The
Almighty Father of the Universe, this side of the
Susquehannah, is, We are told, such a Father as
dooms to !" death" and 6 sdamnation" every Wash
ington sort of . man, or Marshall, or Madison, or
Kutedse sort of man, the other side of that Sus.
quonouoaAi. AHt lrhCJ Oociety OF the NORTH lS al
ready called ON institution of the Devil because it
tries to save souls among shareholders, as well as
among abolitionsts Some of us are such tip top
christians here, that we scorn even to look down
upon the followers Of Christ that happen to live
in latitude South III MI s.fsg
Now, as they have broken up or disordered the
Churches, the Missionary Societies, the Tract So.
cieties, &C., they are going at the political afa-
tions that connect the North and the South. We
have just had q convention in Pittsburgh to shut
on the South from our political organizations W e
are such pure, super-cxcellent friends of freedom
that we can't vote with people born on the soil of
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Marshall, Rut-
ledge, Macon, Clay, Cnttenden, Bell. The most
OF us here in the North are, in heart and mind,
soul and body, opposed to the breaking of faith
exhibited by forty-four of our Northern Represent
atiyes in Congress and sixteen of our Northern
Senators there, as well as by others, in annuliing
the Missouri Compact; and if anybody will only
show us how to re-create that compact, without
nuilitcation, and according to law, we will restore
it, because 1t was compact; but this don't do for
our exclusive I" Friends of Freedom We must
do all the abolition jobs they bring out for u.s. when
we are no Aboltionists, but abhor the whole prin-
ciple. The New York portion of "these exclusive
Friends OF Freedom we know to be feigning and
shdrnaing anti-slayery their inner aim being only
to plunder the Federal State, and City treasures
TO rob the public here, and to steal from individu-
ais or corporations there, by alarming them as to
their rights or privileges in commercial, manufac-
turing, or other matters. Nevertheless because
we will not rob and steal in the guise Of the ne
gro" we are "deugh-faces," "sold to the South, y
and Miilnrd Fillmore is the head of us, &c.
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