New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-27

receive l. permitted 10 remain 10 'ber present. 'n
cit,,n cbnrot fsu 20 cxf,cise biehung inau On
he pICvpsr'y Of Ksnsas slo result 10 crest ~ y to
q Irc.o5s hcms.lves stsI be pleased = Iai3 H.'a
the Lfgis,stUIe in aug measures &c me- hdt-s3'
LOCI c 70 jtc e1;inglshent Of the lacian tile y al
sdPue etd lyhg 10 this Territory, 80 a. 10 tafoF At
CpCL e. ;'it " It Gnc IN pIcVCmtnt
For III, isl Hcton knO9 NJ better rule tbsn c),
,ciCntcus conviction C Guiyrone more vAEisb tan
Inc vain attempt 70 coDciate temporary prejudice.
PrinC.1ifS sId attic are etor;a., ana II tsnpsted
With sooner n iseT the ard Indignant vs-cic Ct
UeUur cou6t m0diCn a. al 81 those VINO untrue -
ihdir 'Cqdcgs will be TeLdeed. Let us ct be f2se %
cur county, cur duty AID our constituents. Tee IA.
my, Of tfu' end principle &c! o. parZsn and selfish
ohtcts should De ou steady pUipc se-ths genera vel
fare and nct TIC !LtolCs OF the te :, our soc ai.
Let Ice ps-t. which few men review vita salts.
faccn, be forgotten. Lst Us no. deal in crmins'i rs
and recriInit aiiCbs but far possible let Us axe
rfst.,ut,on ard offer Ieg1et. for pat excuses The
dea6 @om lie msdres Of partisan fury Gas consigned
&c pi5mataTe grsyts cannot be recalled Ia life the
iIsris the out'agos the robbeIes and tie murders,
enough - stir u ever in the hi cd Of age in this
volo Ct iirp,rtctiOn and guilt, can never be fully
ato;.6 fcI or justly punished Tee innocent blood,
however, snail not cry IN yaia ;or redress as
proniseo by the Great Executive Of the universe,
whose power Is almighty, and whose knowledge Is
perfc that He 81 viii repay
ITO fight in a act cause aud Tor our couut-y's
glory il tie beet Office Of the beat Of men," Let
Justice be the laurel" which Gro yoar deibe,a-
tioIs let your sims be purely patriotic and your sole
cftt of the whole people. If VIC fix our steady gaze
upon the Constitution aud the Organic Act, as q the
cloud By day and the pillar Of fire by night" our
foOstepe viii never wander into any unknown OF for
hidden pa;s. Then will this legislative assembly be
as beacon ght placed ugh il the pages of MS
tory, shedding is luminous aud benign Influence to
the most moe geneI Ions its members will be
membt ed with gel Grafton and respect among the
call .h;to- 0f the ma uitCeat cemnonwe Al;h which,
in the lot distant future, VII Overshadow With il,
protection q population Of freemen unsurpassed by
any Stare this beloved Uni5n for intelligence,
~e0lh :c'. ion ard al he elements which make and
irsuie the true greatness a nation; the present cit
ztus Of Ksess will lerice in the benefits conferred
the mourning and gloom Uhioh too long, like pail,
have covered people will be dispersed by the
shine Of ioy Ni;b which ;hey will bad tho a.vent Of
pace foalaed upon justice; We viii enter upon ca
reer Of unprecedented prosPeriiyi good feeAng aud
confidence wiz prevail; the iust rule Of action which
you are about 20 establish will be recognized; the en-
lire country, now watching your deliberations With
momenous interest will award you their enthusiastic
applause; and above and over all, you will have the
sanction Of your consciences, enjoy sefrespect
and will meet with Divine appreciation, without
which all human praise is worthless and uuavaliug
LccoHptoH, X. T., jan H. 1857. JOHN '" GhAHf.