New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-02

TO be spptes ~ onct.s, were nsli' DO 49,
have been wiling 70 have continued that par o'
then, i !. had been kSuehs eeet; eu' IS % zee
ties. csths az applied 20 voters, ~ nSssA ees
..r,spr He had cassgsd his sentiment snee he
"hsd a.: voted. He thought that 81 American
"c;tixen who was entitled 70 vote shcri rot Dc
..preyen:ed by test oa;hs, no mater VIA; his
pciitics.
In living utterance 70 such a hetero-iON senti-
u.st on tbs aoor OF the Bogus Legislature, no re-
.rorAe ~ echo met him. There were no opPosl-
an srsechs.. Il had been predetermined ths; Ire
bn .bond pass. and those who had TOO much re
pusrance to il 10 speak IN rs favor or who did ne;
CONSIDER i necessary 20 publish tseIr motives or
make PIES for apParen. acA Of consistency, Prb-
IDENTIFY said nothing.
By suspension Of the rules the bill passed Ia the
third reading was " considered eug'osSeNi' sAo
On lis hual passage Col. Coffee called Tor tne yeas
and nays. lie sad. as he expected It would pas.
unanimously be wanted 10 show the fact Second
Daniel the yeas sud nays showed unanimous
vote.
Had planned this part OF the P>o-SlaveTy pro-
graume n Kansas, | would hsve had one or TWO
OF them 70 have spoken s-ains; the measure or ~
least 70 have voted against l. just 10 have gwen u
= natural look and 70 have Kept down al lii-msu-
nered usnustious shout how well drilled IN por-
ton Of. the Prs-Sla,ery machinery l., Ssd how
smoothly the strings pull. The measure has 20 60
70 The House vet IL which leading strings Occs
s:Oxaly get on; of order little, Owlng e. more
impulsive legislative temperature; but the usdHi
meas vote oil the Council clearly denotes that It is
archaeological matter, and Il will pass.
This step and other >mothered buildings Of the
political csul6ron denote the policy that Will be
pursued There will be other apparent concessions
OF the same kind. Some Of the most terrifying OF
the bucaboos 70 the " National Democracy North
will be- sent with a burden Of Sins 10 the wilder.
ness ard others OF these laws that odHnOt be spared
I .-rsN.. i
uent, Nothing vital essential will BE- gwen up.
Ii is possible that indscrfet generalshp may tempt
the Welding OF ont or more points that may con-
ccde something: but do not think II. They are
working unweariedy, with faith and hope, the goal
before their eyes and they know what they are
doing and hOtr they must do It.
a. the speakers said, the test oaths are no longer
necessary and 80 IN voters are concerned. are
dead letter The law viii go IN force after lie Pa5-
lection and when this session OF the Legislature
shall have closed is abors the PrOSlayery men feel
that lis work is done. Al the counties IN Eastern
Kansas will bee organized and local officers Tor the
prop, appointed who shall hold office Or terms OF
wear, that will il i shrrwdI believed see the Terri
tory pass into Slave State. A. sand. thete- "ath'
10 voters have been dead letter. The tree-Ntate
people have hitherto repudatsd the Bogus LcglSa-
lure and all is elections because they are HSaPe5s
consequently the tests have been dead letter But
SAWS an impulsiye reader " The tests viii be OUT Of
tie Va, uthcsc elections now, snd hansts hhey
&" to be- compelled to submit to such authority
Granted. and that = just what the Pro-Sayerl men
want They, of m others, are DESTROYS that the
Free State men should vote at their elections.
,couid icgaii.s them They do not tear defeat. Ihey
know what they have To trust Missouri has
horde Of votes 70 give IN the settlement OF mat
question. and somehow. she uH give them and
lie, whose right, have been tramplcd under loot
b, one great election fraud, fraud Sndlcated and
sustained b, oil the powers that should have crush
ed H. know To what they have 10 trust IN shielding
Themselves from another II the steps 10 BE- taken
for STATE organization were 10 be- taken next sum
mer. or In year. aud thousands OF the expected
emigration from the Free States were To- pour INTO
the Territory the fraudulent vote that Missouri
could east would have a heavy vote to meet, ana
besides the numbers of the emigrants would d"
their strength for defense. But It il now that The
serpent springs.
There is another motive that Will lead 10 tue
repesl of other laws beside this test law. TIE Pro
Slavery men are dubious about the interference oil
Congress They do not want 1t nor, no matter
how favorable. They know a haT l"en SAID that
their friends Of the National Democracy North
only want To save appearances, and they would
rather save Appearances themselves believing
they can trim with more experienced hand
The present position of the Oligarchy is emil
neutly dangerous to Freedom in Kansas, because
the .kilfu bends the impulsNe To its iron Will.