New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-12

10 Ttlc1t "a 100. Ooly
uon. We think the Convention comm' ted an error
n rot submitting the whole IN .trumsn'. There ar
uspy copservative men in X ,nsas who wi oppose ".
.s suse they clam II 81 seregn hight 70 pssa upon
the Constitution u Ter wniIs they arc 70 i've.
We have The Isa,>nrorts Journal of the 9Th alt.
Tbs hitherto Pro-Sl.vsry organ, odied by John D.
HeDdeIeou p,onirs ut member oftae bogua ConSeo-
tiop haz just passed been TAKEN ont Of his hands
in,o thoss Of Geo. W Psrtins, and will nenceiorth
support that strt Of National Democracy" of Thic1
Walker, Stanton ard D,ugls- are erponents, and vii
war to the death on the bogus Cons. We had
in il the following call:
.DyxocRArIc TERRTToRIAL CoSvESTIoS The
aurre consutscn and oOpeeIt OF action the Py 10 every
county .,ne., regretted % app INF 9e!,'I I ~ t;rI
the 2b Of December next 70 meuore CnnEes' % pi.' 81
Act sDstrs u. to ertsules St.'s so',r1n :: vb.
p,nmsn s,s,t sPrs, Nig e. o'pir R S.i a1a'
Kcger, A. Davis A. B. Hazard, }. Fsrll Yong
Is fret editorial announces the change in the follow
ing terms:
'Tk6 Journal has changed hsrds. Hereafter L VIII
adhere to the old catholic doctrines Of VI Democrauc
party ard battle jealousy for the rights OF tne people
4" 1t WIN sustain the National ano Terrt,r4l EHecu-
tives opg they puIsue tie patas OF dny aleaay
indicated by them. 1t will oppose the se1on OF he
late Cor stitutoI al Convention which INST at somp
ton al will against the adoption Of their Constr
luton by Congress IN view OF me osnno. rscsiye
the sar ctiCn OF the people. IL will oppose the aHion
of hat Convention sntiDemocfshc 50 contrary 70
Il intent and meaning Of the Kansas bill a. ~ nous
10 the best iItsIesa OF the party and as destructive ID
fbe peace ard prosperity Of the Territory Ia the di'
cuson of all questions II will appeal to ae reason and
understanding Of mep, and rot 10 their passions
Another article ssys:
eff the press Of the Territory be index Of public
6. -. b.. Lam nxnFn
Constitution will meet with little favor at the hands OF
the people:
rtory, but Onefsvors the adoption OF the Conttutlon
aid cut Of four Democratic papers published 10 Lea
yenvorth County, three, The Citizen. Pioneer. and
Journal oppose, while The Herald, edited by MEN,
Der Of the late Convention, supports the ssns."
And again:
THE JOHNSON CoUSTY. OR THE OXFORD FRAUD
1t seems fha. the Lecompton oIigarchy is determined
n leave 10 store uutued TO create issue between
Themselves and Gov. Walker ard Secretary Stanton.
by reference to the I'VE really 20 not koov, oat sup
pose il was ant for 18th section Of tie Ja article
Of their miserable abortion, you will find that they
sppor;oLed representation upon basis which must
have recognized the Oxford fraud. TO johnson
County they give four Representatives and two Sena
tore IN che State Legislature, while 70 Leayeaworth
they orly Civ eight Repes natives and three Sena
tors Does any N who has one ounce Of brains oe.
leve thst johnson County has ope'wentieth part Of
the population of LeavenwpTthl Why then I as ger
Tyn dnJer Ora tDey not Uoth 'olo DouousucI II
was necessary TO indorse clerk it bad adopted who
certified Il g returns from Oxford, and sanction that
return or the war upon the Governor would have
been incomplete. o Shame vhere is thy biushs"
We close with The following; but tho sheet is full
Of ouch
awe learn that A. G. Davis ard John A. Hslder-
msn, members elect Of the Council, and A. y. Hsz
zsrd II. Il. Denmsn, Silss Armstrong, A. IL. Bartlett
and one or two Others members elect OF the House Of
Representatives in the rex. Territorial Legislature
are isdetmir the pledges they made to the people Of
ibis county during the late CANVASS By opposing the
Lecompfon Constitution; rot because Of any fault 10
the instrument se but because it is not submitted
10 the people for their ratification or rejection. We
are glad to zee the Democratic delegation from
LeavenwoIih take this manly stand"