New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-27

men to execute bsd l,ws. Ether igncrs 1s nJas'
laws when i. sends IN jost rulers, or ske Keep u"
Internal sts:u.ee they are, asd send In mea 20 .A
ecute them who in su Their bad proportions aad de-
veopmebh, are the fill and perfect equivssnts ct the
lave Themselves. Lie and like.
The flee of Governor Of Ksnasi 70 no " vacant An
individual 10 wanted for the place; WHO bids for u
Who wants 10 be the e1ecutioner Of the Liberties oil
Kansas Who bide for the Office WAyrED-A msn
without heart, drains 10. mster.l)- msn without
conscepce-s man who believes that God Is al
WAY. on the side of those who have the most carDen
"a man who regards not The tears of women, nor the
shreks of children, nor the butchery OF men.
Mr. Bucbapsn will have no difficulty IN finding just
,uch man. If he looks in the night quarter. Wash
pgton il full Of them now, thicker than locuss and
rsvepous as wolves. Let him look out OF his palace
window down the broad avenue, and see these omn-
winged and ompiegged miracles of Egypt darkening
the air, backenDg the ways and crawling through and
in and all upon and all around the public places OF the
capitol of the nation. Who bids for the place
South rn man not wanted The selection Of South-
might possibly endanger the getting Of seH-
teman-such, for example, ss Gov. Aiken OF South
Carolina Who bids for the Office WASrED-A
Nortbern doughsace "A Northern man with Southern
principles ~ on the rule that the hardest niggerdver
10 the world is niger himself. Wsnted-a man for
the times-the man for the hour Who bids
Beneath my window See crowd of p,trio.s-
every one Of them willing TO drain his last drop Of
brandy for the cause OF bis bleeding country. There is
not lobby of this greet establishment that does not
swsIm with them thicker than hving bees. See here
comes one Of them. Marx the cut of his coat and the
big swell ard the incense, how gracefully it curls up
from his fIst-rate principle. He drink, too, ten
times an borr and not get "tgot he can swear too
and-oh rare-ch orthodox accomplishment (ortho-
dox in Washington he can curse an Aboi,iODist. Ac
Alb litionist' be it understood, means l-days
first: Northern man with Northern principles; second
a man who works for living; third, gentleman, q
man of breeding, man of intelligence, man Of re
fnement
Now, then, mark this National Democrat. Here he
comes. See, yoncer iits Mr.. Babcock, the Free
State Postmaster Of Lawrence, Kansas. He sits
there converting quietly with friend. The National
Democrat finds out who he IT, and calling up three or
four others of his own kidney ss his hackers, CON-
mences ttruttng up and down directly 10 front of the
Frees men, peering impudenty into their faces
and mutteripg between his gritting teeth, "fOu Cd
"d-n Aboliionistl' I" Amt YOU a pretty set Of
Cd did AboltioDist, I" You," &c.,
time and again repeated. One might almost fancy
himself in Lecompton. The same kind Of men-ths
same kind of manners'-the same code OF honor, and
the same code Of morals. Leconpton is a little
Washington. Washington is big Lecompton. And
in both National Democracy" is the standard and
the test Of gentleman.
Who, then, dare Say that Slavery is not National
institution Taney's decision merely announces to
the county at large what has long been prac
caly known at Washington. Norman can be here an
hour without being made frishtfuly aware Of TINS
bideons fact SLAVERY IS NATIONAL The atmoe-
phere at the capital Of the nation is sitting with its
odor. Hank to the bowling of its worshippers.
Great 10 COrroS Great is Niger Great is
Hoe and HoMMrSY and WHISKY and TOBACCO.
Great is the South and the NORTH aia't nOrhar !!
Who bids for the office Of Governor Of Kansas
Such are the elements Of that felsprif that to-day
controls the destinies and shapes the foreign and
domestic policy OF the Model Republic of the world.
Such are the semi-barbarous AMI savage instincts Of
the men who give shape to and stamp their charac-
tsr,tics upon its internal Administration. Such
the counseors of James Buchanan. The murderer
of Barbour has had audience with the President
And the worst dstuber of the peace of Kansas, CAL
| boup SurveyOr-General Of Kansas, has had au
audience and the whole band of noble brothers have
had access the of the Presiden-and the fate of
Kansas i. sealed unless it's people dare to innate and
emulate their fathers. TIE colonists had not
tenth the justification fer separating from or resisting
tie mother country which the oppressed and
pupdered citizens Of Kansas have to-day for rebellion
against their own Government. 1t is idle TO point to
the ballot box for redress. The people of Kansas
have no bsllOt-box. The Government. is to them a
tyranny The Executive is tho tool of their enemies.
The Senate is the citadel of their oppressos. The
House is the weak betrayer Of their birthright.
Nothing now left to the citizens Of Kansas but an
appeal to the State Soveregnties-and, that failing,
an sppe al TO the tribunal of last resort-to God and
their own tight arms A CITIZEN OF KANSAS.