New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-07

the Submarine Telegraph Or the Indian war. The
Shah of Persia wss increasing his army. la Italy,
there was thought to be prospect of trouble, the
difficulties between the Cabinets of Turin aud Ma
pies remaining unsettled Several commercial
failures at Liverpool are reported. Cotton has ad-
venced; BreadstuiIs are declining. CoDsOs, tOa.
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We have Journal in this city which processes
to support the "American" party, and TO favor
the Nomination AID election Of an american
State ticket, but sll its energies are devoted and ito
influence employed to throw the State into the
bands of the Slave Democracy. Is not this course
dishonest aid fraud upon the public The Er.
| pTtsS has right to be American" or Buohauier:
| has it right the Slave Democracy under q
iaI,e pietene Of Upholding Americsnisfn1 The
truth is mhnfest that its Editor knows with every
booy else, that tie American party, as such is no
| longer power in our State; and he is doing his
| utmost, in an underhand way to carry ove- part
of bis American compatricts to the Democratic
csmp, ard keep the residue from obeying their
| natural impulse to unite with the Republicans.
Hence he, wh,le prOfessed'J heldiDg position Of
antaeonlsm alike to tho Itep1bicsn and to the
Democratic party, deyOtes all bis energies tc de-
flaming ard backeniDg the character of the former,
rdiculiDg the arguments aud nissta.ing or ignoring
the facts which it appeals to the People for their
sUfiages. Let us give sone samples of his logic,
taken from single issue-ttat of Saturday evening:
"THi T.IBUNE is b,y with the nsgcHs proceedings Oft
CERTAIN Col Nethersrd OF HoEe-'ie (Teaa toward OF
bin Snewh ne Conduct OF the church to which he bron
oItnd the facts arr rs stated the consures We
nttcd But Abotion''m 50 em't.he' southern bad acts
their reports with great dsust 1t my be said in thi.
ce with ihese az iaoi' bece us that Coz NetheIand treat
Other l6sh ards best and sorrt their chdren
ed u bsd eondgc d. Of enc nan 20 noe ssfSGhs. G the s'
establish Hsiiinony to ot a bad ordnance vi Ike
lis tn far statement Of the facts which Td
EIprsS otherwise wthh0lds7 l. 1t was MT one,
but tiro, slaves Of Col. Nethe9and who were nor
iibIy tortured. .. The "facts" rest on no Abo-
lition authority, but on the ayerment of the Rev.
Samuel Sawyer, late psStor of the Second Presby
-erian Church in Rosersyille. 3. Col. Nethersnd
is not one Of the Glow Irish or other Glow"
population Of Tennessee, but een..snan of char
soter and standing, al influential politician and
Presbyterian. /. The fact that ga bad state of
scciety" (or Of law exists Ill TENNESSEE s proved,
not By tie fact that one or tive slaves were
that the Presbyteri Church (Which, whether at
be South at the North, is second to no other in
Intelligence ono moral worthy justified the respon.
Ole author of tbese atrocities, and drove away its
own pastor for CONF planning OF them. Does The
EJprssS treat ths case fairly Bus hear it again
Among the lies OF the day, TIN TRIBUNE notes the charge
a The sscs EoO1s tho sons. Of hs1sa' IN Or
'ctes ali its own iePuhcsn actions in Congress but onits
rrseItcd and tho Senate passed Oh ec Of pscdca
ABOUT e ii not in all Vspec 'asr aud ena which the Re
oS A. pr ferrng the Continued shrek Now Gcv. Robinson
Naps%s advises h patty without sny TetaTd to the STATE
cfe,sd this people before the Presidential election"
We haze yosy abort method for dealing with
he above. We do not ueed TO insist on the fact
taat Toomb,s BIZ! put the whole destiny of Kansas
into the hands, af the Border Ruillan officials now
in power there confirming all the acts of the bogus
| Lcgislature-ws need not polnt out the fact that
all the MissCunsns who went over On the 3Ot1 of
| March, 1853, ard elected Whsie.d and the igSt
bogus Lcgi'lainre al the pOg. Of the bowie knife,
would have been legal voters in Kansas unde
Tcomb.s bAl-we can PIN The E1prcss by a HON
| thrust ss follows: The National" Democrat
ard "Nas0Lal" Americans bad decided maiort
| VA tlIcI IitN'c Ol tBc idsI Nobgfets after Nr
Buchsuahs election. They gave Whitfield sea
rs Delegate; they appropriated money to psy tn
bogus Legislature; they did every thing ON tn
, strength of which Buchanan and Walker now
claim that Cougross has recognized the Territoria
butterflies as legally chosen. y, tsen Toombss
b'A pGs iRd,'d "jair and .qaai," uhy didnt the
National Democrats snd americans pass it ?
They could have moved aud carried it in tue House
as q substitute for Mr. Grows bill which the
House did pass; they could have substituted it
with high baud in the Senate, sent the bill back
thus smended to the House and there agreed to
the amendment. II Toombss bill was fair, why
6i6n't The Erpress's friends pass it Why let it
be defeated and lay the blame on the Republican
mirority who sbhorred il as fal! Of sll guile and
| tftacbery
But hear TIE Express again:
Tbe poe rsscs irTevcrcnt towsId the great scologs
.ptGk OF he SNman the silly nGRs c"TePorccnoe The
eat oos should stick 70 his laboratory qloth the }.
me a,rH Courier hrts thA. the Professor End the Yale
thsir hsads in reply The De hsd ee'tei
sick Homet Horae and the oo91s and leave the i'ms "a
Greeley Co. Old Cotton Matter aud orr c'her fa1te,
F,ihei PIrn Saints ate long struggle up 'e Stat.