New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-21
Yewalark Dailp @ibnlls
oruocaArIC OPINION.

.s,,rxr i. occasionally too free ,Pokea "a ~
s,,s 10 ,hi. yirsisy, We ~'a'd HE 'osr. ' p.ma.
=, ,he honey Anglo Saxon language 0, i'o D
200, ,ubl ,boS in Slave S'a'e' anu 'i,'
x-ws, with Tie Kanss, IOiiaity ITO" ''o
Hear Hear so1.tter Sove.
,.,,nt, bss ii-,ed oUs 10 role ,rs n,ssmri Cpn-
sy,h 10 ias,ify the breach o. Wv ,n,.,d.d I, bs
po' 'oI" ~. ~ J,niss tbst wss never lo'euoeo W W
.;,cs II has performed lie p'fs III snisus
~ inc igpsilon thai noatapuS otoe '" PrSJo
,cal soyeLiureTs who oeshOyeo eu9 ;p - .verv
hs =, 4 II thai IN lieu Of the pr o. Oh 100 OF a,ely
y w Of Kxsss should h4ve the ngo. 10 io'n
go IN goyernne ut s1d settle ihtf ON ho"t'or',
"a IN tu,n yUloed aud roodtn III asi ioo'' aoon
annla have been expected oy ely nan VI ooA ,a,a.
49, in the Ordinary sfa.re Ot NO alto vos'T %
ris,as-'o faith Who but foo. sdl put os trust ID
t.offssa,,4 And whsu tnat pcrfdods cJnolnaIln ""s
S,, ~ ,o cettroy the couysc II 1871, scpmpJ'ss
nads by our fathers aud 70 w,ea toen !" ~ M
oSh Wae pss,rmc,i"nI Who bat al IDIOT could r3iy
nna, tn ei re they gave of allowing tne Pc )pe
Rspsae te form ihsir Osn inslt3.io.5 - o.
ready lost all claim to conngsoee ~ aV 49,
tb., pIt,se sas nisce - pdinA'e ahu AZ uuy
was sSoe;b enough 10 put faith 10 che promises
- ia. nj Pierce a. bis ps,ty, mat the people of
49, .honn be left nee 10 for their own lnsii,u-
oIs prfsoed IS those promises we're oy toe iSianoas
ssornron,iee he deserved 10 be cheated as ne Ger
,.;,Jt Gas iIteroed 10 be; fer 10 sooner the
rreise given tbsn it was Broken; the whole po Fef
nd is psrfy was welded 10 deprive the pso.
nIs Of Kansas Of AL voice IN toeif oSs
sfshs ard the history OF the Territory slace
Ma organization proves that the Federal GOyoTnmen;
Mo lis ny Tnioons have stopped IL 10 fraud, cruelty,
brpshy crime 10 force upon thst air aod an iusti-
tuon To 6hich fsom the first hour, her people hsve
been utterly opposed. Nor have they stopped Il any
sehOod 10 conceal from the people oil the Uaon the
- sh.s5V fbsIFa
psthy from sustaining those DerOo spirits VIII, tougn,
ior fiee6Um 10 Kansas. NJ. Buchauans adninsua'
ton, which attained power by promising at l9a't Ia
the Northern States 10 deal justly by the freeGen OF
Kansas bss eci9sed bls predecessors III mean suoser
yieIey to toe SJtth aGd nsr demand, scd the result
IT, teat while it has been demonstrated that moro
than tvotbnds Of the people Of Kansas are IN favor
Of Free State, Convection, elected by fraud
ano sitting under the protection OF United States
ttogs, has imposed upon the people u Slavery Con-
sutuiiop. ToeIe not d town county IN tbs Ieni-
tory Of Kansas in Which this Convention could have
hello IFS slttirgs wi hoGt the protection OF the Federal
amy aud ct II has assumed 10 make t9nsttati0o
Tor thar people. Does net this fact speak for itIelf
Dces Il rot prove bat the C0hsii utiOn Sss imposed
upon Karsss by the army Of the United States, aud
tot By Connection VIII tbs people of the Urted
States permit this lDfemy 10 be contaminated There
sho ober country on TIE face Of The eahn where such
an outrage coul DO peTpetrated without exciting the
txeoration of every honest aud Iightthinkios
usp. WIZ it be permitted 10 republican, Anorica,
enioacing this fsgitious Gsslpaton'
But there is still enoih her, aud still more rspulsve
feature connected with this busiGess, which sioSs
clearly TO whom the paternity OF th Constitution Do
longs Ii beaSs upou its BODY the bth-nsIk u fraud
clearly Indicating thst it ia the progeny Of the same
paIeps wbe produced the KaIsasNeofdska act itselt
and all Of those measures OF outrage by which that
fair land mas been afflicted. Inc Constitution nposed
plOD KsDsss by the military al OF the General Gov
eminent ftooxl sa6e existence OF slavery ard pre-
vents 1t from ever being prohibied but tue outrage
Of fCIcibs Slavery upon Speople, tSofhuds Oh Wnom
ue known TO be opposed To IT, oy the fooerai ara
vould not Of itself ostog uish it from any other brutal
and vulgar deepoism. Something was wautog 70
assert its claim to rank with those other scts wnch
BET the National Democratic stamp We sna,i shoF
hat that thing was. Tue Constitution framed as We
have stated recognized and perOetusted Slavery ~
Kansas hut separate clause was framed, providing
that "tlaves might hereafter be imported aud held
Kspsss;" and il was further provided toat IT shoui
submted to the people 10 woe tor it In this form
"For the Constitution with Slavery that Is, IN
esute for introducing slaves hereafter Or For the
Constitution without Slavery-that IL, Tor Consti'
tuon which recognizes ana perpetuates slavery, WIN
out the cau,e scmtDg slaves 10 be hereafter lntf"
duced But in no ereht are the people PERMITTED 10 p!t
egahst tne Constitution framed III Lec0mpon oy the
yest ret Il vas abobds and mscreauts on the earth,
pbdtr the protection ard authority Oh me oauea
Safes amy, ard which recognizes and perpetd stee
Slavery. thus Marked the Consultation produced az
Leeompton is worthy TO rank win the other scts OF
III Nation al Democratic party the offspring Of Sostn,
fraud. Southern arrogance, planting Slavery 10 the
fair Territories of the Union In order that the slave
holding ogarchy may WELD universal power; ana per-
foy and fraud to conceal the suoseIvency OF those
Northern doug hisces from the free wnite lso0rng men,
whom they have BETRAYED by the surrender OF their
heritage 10 Slavery. Will Douglas aud his conteder
sted coughfuces be able stnl logger to decisive the
vo, ing men of the North and make them believe
that the people of Kansas have been left perfectly
T" free TO form their own conesfic institutions, when
the Federal army in Kansas, through Convention OF
the most abar mcreants, have shaS foree1 upon
them sConStuion recognizing AID perpetuating S'aV-
ery leavcg them free only TO accept or reject clause
foI slave importation Can the jagge OF words, iu'
eerteo by such den sgOgues as Walker and Doug.ss'
Fer the Constitution with Slavery, or for the Goa
" sitution without Slavery" deceive anybody Into
the belief that the question avery has been sab
mffed 10 the people, when the Constitution, wa'ch they
are not permitted to vOte against, net only admits, out
makes SIavtTy perpetual and 'TTepeoIdoIef
From The PAiadepAia Press. Nor. ie.
We publish this morning the schedule adopted by
the KaLsas Constitutional Convention. Cos'rdry to
shot ace cOnctire 10 DC tie true intent and mcdIRS
of the Kansas Nebraska Act, the resolutions OF toe
Cincinnati Platform the Inaugural Address of Me.
buchanan the Recommendations OF q v, W Alker,
the pledges of many of the members of that Coaven.
hop the general expectation OF too County, ana
IN defiance Of the true principles OF hoeiai Demo-
cpatic government, that body h1s refused 70 submit
its work fairly to the citizens OF 'uSa.. I~re Is
no honest Submission Of the neo Consultation TO ne
arftoa of te people. IL is provided that they may
vote toT "tbe Constitution with Slavary, or for
",he Constitution without Slavery" but they can
not vote aRatass the Constitution, no mstter nov
much they may be opposed to its provisions. Ihey
are not allowed en- opportunity Of saying whetner
they do do not desire the dood nent sued BY thus
CoiveItion to be Their fundamental law, aad oJ the
sbresstop of this privilege they are deprived OF
the full exercise Of that tight Of forming their own To-
stators, to which they entitled by every oonsd'
sraioD Of justice scd night. Tn. proposed election 70
IN less compute and more eeens,re form than that ~
lem oyf 1gl.
s,snytion of IKE posittox Of Emperor from The Fence
yceg While be refused to give them 40 opportunity