Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-06-18
Minnesota Election-Constituti Con
veEtion.

1t is now, We believe, definitely settled that til,
OF the delegates TO the Convention, thas is to frame
State Constitution for Minnesota This result i,
highly gratifying to tie Republicans throughout
the country, and the So that the most strcnu.
Gus exert IONS were made by the buchanan Demo-
racy, to carr the election, at the expense q
come fraudulent voting. But the people were toe
stroGy Tor them, with all ,hc aiventious aid which
coul be brought to beer from having all the Fede
raj Offices in ;he'r 2Aand,. Several old politicians
who have had almost life long experience in part
zan warfare IL the Stutes Nfer0 aso On hand, ana
al work They had gou- to Mnncso,a with the
hope Of :tr!evinS the political f9rtuues and there
fore worked with a will jiut all did not avail to
bring al,ou: the desired result The people have
enouci. Of Kansas Border Entlianism bred Scott
decis loms aad Fugitive Slave Lave. Democracy
has CLOSELY identified itself with oil lhe,o tyran-
mic sBl hmm nan ofahoots Of chaitcl Slavery to
WELD the iatlu that once attached to the name
Tho man who annot sec that Tie whole rover of
tho Democratic Party AZ the present day, j. direct
ed to aim and one ohic2t-anR that the eNtcu.
sion end perp, ,tuation of SLAYER. is not entitled -
credit for extraordinary dsccrnment. At the South
there is but burden 70 every article written, and
every speech made and that ia, Black Republican,
ism, aud "Aboliiionjsm. livery motive except
that Of honesty and patriotism, is ascribed to the
Republican Party, aud this cry is echoed back by
modern Democracy at the North. Questions otna
tionsl policy Of the first poranco-q@estions Of
improvements and pcoeross all dwjadic to iusisIi
igance by the side of thi4 oVsrshs lowing fear for
The stability of the institution o( Slavery, at the
south, and Notthcin Deno' racy, trie- lis bess to
initiate its southern aliy-Siavery.
It's no Jnder thst the great mass OF northern
voters sho uld become tired o this everlasting cant
about the dangers 10 Slavery, from Black Repub
cAn IN" Republicansia aus never proposed 10
ntefere with Slavery whore it exists any more than
Sth any o;her local custom or institution OF other
States. 1t simply acts upo1 the principle that s
everywhere audi everybody knowh and ackuowl
ed sed, that Slavery " itssi II an ev-a blight up
GU human progress ana inprovemcnt-a2d there
lore thing desirable 10 be extended over terri
tory not yet cursed witlris presence
The Triumph Of the Republican cause in Mime
sofa is only an illustration ct what I'VE have said
The ybear Of dsngcr to the Union thai has late
| Iearrsised a. every triumph OF the Republican
party hos failed at last to tsEhtea the speople into
ths support OF principles they je.est This is almos!
the first instance ola first Constitutional Conyontio
lot Territory being in the hands Of tie party O
Freedom aad it Is therefore another more striking
eyidcacc Of the progress OF Republican principle.
We have only TO so on in tho course We have ad
toptod, unswayed by the threats Of the savehod;n.
oligarchy Of the South or the reviiu.s Of disap
pointed politicians of the North, 20 ensure fua
and glorious victory over both combined, in 1860.
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4 LAWRENCE REPUBIIcAN.-Thisi is the till,
: ola new Free State paper Just issued at Law
renee, Kansas T., by NORMAN ALLEN. Thi
paper has been started mainly OF account of III
attitude of hostility to the FREQ State cause IS
spmed by the Herald Of freedom, published n
Lawrence. The RrprtticsH is a large ueatl,
printed paper. and dev oted 10 Freedom in Kan
, sas, at all hazards 1t is edited wish lnarke,
ability sndwill do good service IN the Free Stat
cause Those of eur friends who wish "a keen
tposted in Kansas affa,rs, and wish to take
Kansas paper COR that purpose cannot 10 bette
than subscribe for the Lawrence atp..btictir. =
THE agent Mr.. s. w. HCLL, will be IN town !,
the course OF week ~ two, and gave .shos