New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-05

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hsups.' al the whole Consu'Vt'oh. L.. hoo,
Of subniseia :. ~ the Northern ates nave oeen
The ~. Kspsss. Nebraska bill for three yes',
tsoupd ths the right OF ot ocs ia
people Of 'a aspects Thsy have insised upon ,neu
one ou' sc;de the S avery question 'or tnsu 49, 80
hight ss,be universal conct ssi)n that they s'l1 a
10 decide all other qu' st.ons ne &c a,s.cv
thoi.s, n the question, by leaViog them Pig
tepesso se,tle the Slavery question, asa oeprIss
rec II The right of popular decision upon al ~ TO-
Ie.,;ors Won be an unm ugefe1 ooVss, sue 40.
ord all doubt clear vlos.lon y. a.. ~ ttis sub
yaaje6ysd National Democratic theories on 'nl7 'N
jsct S o,ss.ior /, not fairy submit
I'd a. All who have paid tue sligA'es steul9"
subject must be fully aware Ihe HoeIiy hv com
e., sgs;nst Slavery can only be ooslueu W 80, Ho
nlI.rce with certain Ut ust and tun'ihs''Ns
Thee sIe as follows: r..5 -o,s. sw,,rt,
,unpor. the Constitution, acoP'eo' auoei Per"
iii for ms ,iurv under the TeHi0hN .a"s. :so
hS ", 80 81 ths clssse seems TO be to proviee
.o,s,;a,. method for nficlIg CRIMINAL punishment
Co. nrere political offense Id case soy obnoxious
voter after having taken tois oar s9Sua moi oO
re authors require At all events 1t an nnhearuOl
,soni,enen. 10 q republican country and one woic1
wss NO doubt specially designed to drive hgh'mnoei
citizens from toe polls. .. cl.o.,,
Seo01d. Before any NJ, n can vote 6galnsI oiaNoiy,
IA must vote for the Calhoun Constitution.
He NAV feel that the very act Of f.enlng tns' Con
,t;tuton upon bin the fune ane rtl "a" uhoer "ncn
he must i've without submitting u 70 'oVe OF ens
neople is an Infamous wrcrg. lie uey osheVe Iust
Eonstitn,ion 10 he a bad one-s koow' Nothing Con-
stitutiop a Bank Constitution, dConsntuuoh Walcn
makes 10 advar apPoriionnles. UP On
election return, and the seeks "pIep'nof'oa
~ xolf,cai y.o,cey fyertT 10 r7'a07fgye ne mutt
Gdorsa ali This without mutmuF before he can vote
against Slavery. .Ao.o l.,
initiating conditions are St1ed to the rghtO suffrage,
II Ia u ia fair All n.
mitted
not fairly submitted because there II 40 guarantee
vbsst yer that the election will be fairly cOniuc:ed
The whole regulation Of it lie lodged in Calhoun Pfes
dent Of that ConventiOn-a man denounced through
out the whole Territory Of the most unscruou
Ious men it contains. lie has furnished convincing
proof Of his peridy by the taot that after pedgog
himself fully and unreserve6ly TO submit the whole
Constitution to the people of Kansas ne violated that
rodgs and was leading spirit 10 preventing sub
mission Of the Consti.ui)n to the people. tie has
been charged by nearly the whole Dress OF n snsas
with completely with the Infamous OAf3id fraud ara
We believe has denied his connection With that
DISGRACE full transaction. Yet tni3 man publicly sel
convicted Of perfdy and accused Of fraud, has abso
Lutte and oiotatorist power gwen nun TO inc
election ordered by the ConsttulOLal Convsnti0n
~, IL 10 appoipt three in each county, who ars
10 sppopt three in each district u hold the election
ard when the returns all transmitted he is to de
eide upon the legality OF the votes cast, &c. The
ordinary and existing election laws OF the Territory
are all set aside to give full play 70 CShouus genius
in this Constitutional election; and we do not douht
that be will be fully equal to the expectations which
his supporters formed of hiu-
Who with these facts before him, can pretend for
noment that the Slavery question il fqrlysu omitted
by the Kansas schedule WHO does net feel thai
any election ordered under such provisions and such
auspices can be nothing than Inee oisreputa-
be svindle which did il not excite our indignation
by tho wrong it seeks to sbied and psrpetuse, we
slouid deem ri 3lCulCus and absurd