New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-23

hdve AhdDdCpe1 Ae1 ttopp~I sfpT VI - 0f1 "
which The S's'e bsd -s3y eG1arked ifs nis.-
iona, With kstifitiss 1- damages ulder etistias
cot'ys cts 20 sn urfod amount, vosd have b%so 81
act of f,uy as Iepr. ber-ib1e ss il vo1 esve oAao
csvardly To a,i.mpt ~ reop'n tue C1nstita,iJn
uopS ABIDE from ,be intereot objection To ircrs.sioS
| a S.,te deb. airesdy sw-le1 beyond tho sgaa ois
neaps fer The paym.ntO terest, have nposed delay
Of years end be cnnstq1ent ds mage, Tor she sn-Psn
SION. Under these circumstances the Leg'-i.t ira
adopted the only practicable course, reiyog up"a u
patriotism no. lss Il the good sebse OF Their ocn'
sii,uepcy for the uifcstioD of sn act OF isd1-pen
sabe necessity Au5 yet for c,rr,ios oot on .snre
s)h oorcufreo 10 by al parties aad ir "acn Al arc
equally responsible j, s sought By our opponent. to
brpg dunn upon the Republican party be 'ause TO-
scotb rad m. oty the last Legislature! 10 WA!
other marper would 'he 30 called Democratic psr'
ha,e met the same crss, had they been 10 the ase1n
darcy How would bese same men Th) noH cry out
agsirst taxation, falsely atroung 1t TO the re'nIt cf
Republican e1travagance, have made the welklog
ring, bac th. Legislature Of last Winter failed ID meet
in ihe only prac ic.be way, ths e1g'ncy which osd
All ebi No feowcitizens, the Increase Of taIitloa
10 which you to he subjected was 10 no Wise tho
remit of Lecessty created by the Repu party,
or Of veluttay oh ice on the part OF ts represens-
tiyes. II vss stem neoessity gro~nk out Of reuu-
ssnces beyond their coptro, aud for the creation of
which sn parties sre alike responsible, that inpslled
tte I'm 10 action BuIthemsome 70 most Of you as rhe
imposition may be, it will be found 10 the end 10
have been the most economical policy that could
be pursued. Had the same means been earhsr re-
sortd to, gre ater economy in the pablo expenditures
would Ut d ub,edy have been secured. Bat whatever
may have BE- en- the errors of the past, the Republican
party is in TO wise responsible f,r their occurrence.
Placed by your votes in condition Of responsibility,
ytur representatives would have been unworthy Of
.sp. CT and osty amepablc 10 condemnation bad they
failed in their duty to the sfate 10 the css 10 waco
lie cis G aiIs placed by previous legislative
and executive action For the confidence repoed IN
your integrity they deserve ycur com ne ndation and
that man pays poor compliment to your INTEL g4nce
who enGt avors 10 impress up)D you fhe cooylction
that Your representatives have il this mater elsr
w.ttopy or wcke IDLY increased the public burdens.
Tho prf cples that called the Republican party into
eI.tt1ce r'ant, ard we doubt not as dear
row TO every pstotc heart az at any prec sdpg mo-
n.rt That hss studed the history of the past to
little purpose, who docs not perceive thai The struggle
between the antagonist principles Of our Government
-FIeedom and Slsve'y-must 60 on uotil one or the
other be comes permanently c.pdsat Inc ore relies
for its upon patriotic impulse, and thst spirit
Of justice and humanity which recognizes in every 'el
low beirg the Dshensble right to "Ee, liberty snt
the pursuit of fappnes,." The other is sustained by
direct Pecuniary interes. OF more than 1ooooO ooo
by sles pless vigilance and tyrannou' concentra-
ton Of power which alsers or hesisstes a. to
the means by which its Interests are to be advanced
Between opposing elements thus sustained, it is
natural that the contest shoud be proraced sud Oecs
riona victories nure to either party. Bu, the ut
mate result ca, be doubtful. The increase of pop
plation the dusoD of intelligence, the permanent in
teiess and prosperity Of the couptry TO- say nothing
of the nnutabe principles Of justice all point t, the
al innate triumph If Freedom no Eever by fraud or
vascillafon the period Of its ascendency may be
postponed Should the Convention which now as
suues 10 act for the ctzens Of Kansas in the formation
tf Constitution ca1y out the oovou' designs Of it,
members ard those of the General GovernmsLt, the
next session Of Congress will wituess desperate strug
Gle TO add another sl.veholoipg member TO the Con-
eoeracy despite alike of the dictates of justice and
the il6gpan. remoDstrapces ot the Free States. Noh
il could 90 esst ptiay aid the niquitous measure
nothrg could dampen the courage OF our brethren
in other StstesnobIDg could so iGvgorste the action
f.ho ofit. md out
as a victory Of the Slave Democracy 10 the State Of
New.York. Rejoicing in the fnsncial disasters that
have overtakep the commercial aod Manufacturing
interests Of the North there would come up a louder,
deeper, moro exultant shout of triumph, should New
York nl from her p'oud position and trail her ban
ners in the duet before the allies and upbolders II
Slavery Extension. New York, no longer governed by
her laws, which declare that man sha be held
in bondage within her own bordeIs, would be regarded
ss a subueated province, Fl only to be governed by
such rules the Executive and Judicial authorities st
WashirgtOn may see ct - prescribe. No, fellow cti
z.hs this must not he. You owe to yourselves, you
TO your br, then in other States you owe it to
the character Of your country abroad, you owe 1t to
the prr cpes Of truth ustce and humanity, to avert
q suit disastrous. hcke. composed Of pure and
uLexoeptiobable ueD, experienced in public affairs
al d tue to the Constitution, has been nominated for
your support In their hands the interests Of the
State financially and politically will be safe. and its
me ans applied az to secure speedy relief from
i'tpg burdens. The Jeto days that nterrene betreea
this and The election should be derOted,o instant organ
isoiion. Leave no means unemployed to brig every
Republican voter TO the polls, and, with an exertion
at all concentrate with the magnitude of the in.
terests involved you may count upon a victory that
shall be brilliant 10 its accomplshme enduring in
it, results sbd worthy the character Of our State.
T. ID MORGAN. D. c. JITrLEJOHri
JAMES w. nYE, J. J. BRIGGS.
y. y kAN1ERE, q. LITTLEFIELD,
JOHF @. FLOYD J. B. WILLIAMS
A STANTON, B. r. BRUCE.
LEWIS c. PLATT, A s. OWEN,
JOHN L. sCHOOLCRAPT, JAMES SMITH,
JAMES N. FORSYTH, ALFRED ELY,
CHARLfs L. BEALE, DUVALL RANSOM
EDWARD DODD O SPALDlNG.
WILLIAM A WHEELER, PHILIP DORSHEIMER,
HENRY CHURCHILL, UPHAM,
PfDENoda State Committee.