The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-29

| ksns~s-f'rs,<raxnuso OF the rrve stasn Party.
The Chicago Tribune thus sums up the platform
and purposes Of the free State perry Of KaasaA
10 opposition TO the pro-slavery party In ocoups-
| tfon OF the de faco local governmsat:--
The frcc Hsss u Kansas chalksd out bold,
sss%ns0r ward programme, and a. iuaoxs'y resolved
."4o on. 20 Ne sass In the ars p.Ace sney Will
t 10 tho ssurpors nor rocoEnise me vShdity of
any OF The sos
IN The mex, place census ws be imedis'sy taken Of
Thirdly election viM bc etd on tho r Mouday OF
Aswt, "nder his oensa., for tvernot oisers ami
<tra'ure, an fovt"ec mr. b, zoe r,peKa cons ct,oa
Fourthy Froe Stale extend the poi. ,n:s ian,
~ NE leo iota e'ecuon ami tn Lsgsssure
assersDles, st ameaia,ely repeal! reoud,srs xps ont
ana Deliberate ever, ve'ee Of the and ponmenu
u the scgu. 'sSre from the ts, the ORE. uvsaon
sifth. -said Le.swtuve Will submit 10 vosp or the
people the topeka Constitution, wbca OF course I'll,
rssided oy IN over vbe'miag majority rnis necusn,
will then be for sardsd to Congress- and al nssiou a,ke
ioso the Uciop.
szthiyn tho constitution about being framed nv the
bor&er ruGsns besib naad ~ he p@oos; viii D., an
city voted down. but n none be allowed ~ upon il
but hose who have boon regptered free state mon
Will refuse to vote juss they at the recent
election Theu the too constitutions will tsesore
Consress-oDe 81 'hem che work of pro slavery dtb,,
tori, tic other embody the will OF the maj
me tora de settlers Of Kansas And furso the
latter wn haze the stamp Of "reguiartY" rpon Il. bs
OF It's having been sub lifted pee rat
roson by legislature created by Virle NJ the organi,
ac,pc gas' oYr bill rtere oar be rejecting the
ground Q, irregrisrNy,
Taking up these several poikts IN their Order,
we presume, first, that il the free State msa viii
pay no taxes TO ,he pro-rlavery authorities, the
latter wilitSy 10 get on ss well as they can till
the meeting Of Congress- without resort to- vio-
lent meesuFes At least, such we doubt not will
be the policy of Governor Waller. Secondly,
nobody can have any eerious objection to the pro-
pos cepsus as, in Itself, such proceeding,
bona .fd, ST acy tue is rather o usefui operation
than otherwise, to all parties concerned Thitd-
ly, we do nos suppose that Mr. Buchanan will
consider the proposed election as = cause Tor
war. Fourtbly, if the free State patty 10 tie
autumual Territorial regular election can secure
the power upon fair t-ial Of popular strength,
We do net Imagine that tbe federal administTa
ton viii interpose the slightest difficulty TO the
proposed proceedings Of their Legislature. TIE
doctrine OF the administration is that the will Of
the people Joao .fdf, is the supreme law. Efsoly,
we dare say that tue party interested will have
the liberty, If sbey desire it, of submitting the
topeka constitution to q vote OF the people
every Monday morning from this time till the
first Monday in next December.
1t is upon the sixth proposition that the whole
weight of this controversy hangs 1t is very
eviden. now thai there will be q preslsvery and
0 no-slavery constitution presented to Congress
as the bass upon which Kansas should Be admit
ted into the Union "a sovereign State. It lie
equally manifest that there will be tremendous
sectional agitation End sitting of parties and fac
ticns in Congress upon this business Tue first
thing will probably be definite Southern split
in the democraoy-the second q recommitment Of
the proceedings of both parties in Kansas to
reconsideration Of the Kansas people-and the
third q fierce revival OF the slavery agitation
throughout the whole country. We can all per-
ceiye the policy Of both tie Northern aud South
ern factionists in and on. of Kansas 1t is agita-
ton, discord and confusion, North aud South
We all know that peace, Cancellation, justice aud
fair play are the landmarks Of Mr.. Buchanan !;
and thus standing by the administration, we
have no fears Of the finsl result. II viii be a
very ugly case that will come before Congress !;
but the simple ends OF justice to all concerned
will make the final solution of the difficulty plain
and easy.