New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-07

49,. x,,ch ~,, aggravated BY the fearful scenes o.
violence and wrcpg In kaI ss lbess evs gPruos
f,om the ,sme bitter rootthe enort 70 extend slavery
,ra we're brought about by the f.ithlers rnuncisnon,
- ~ r.,, of Congress OF the sb.)lute and exclusive
ri,ht COZ .rred upon il by the Constitution OF m.1nk
call .. edful rules ard regulations respecting N9
"toIy and other property belonging 10 nS -
Stats" IL is rot competent fof aty oI MI y.
cys,rn.rt nor al i,s branches combined snon OF
an amendment Of the Constitution IN tne pieSIiSou
finn 10 transfer 10 Others poeef CouD11u ~ :,
Constitution 10 Congress; and "neh 'ue Pus" - ,hJ
Soustier Sovereignty was Get up as ah eh0uso - 80
shsudopuent of duty not only wss there tescnefy -
the Constitution but mcckery OF suostanth P"Puia
Sover, icnty Since, in theory It proesseo 70 ssso
the inhabitants e the Territory the risnt 70 80,
~ ia, mst Ives while, in fact, the ttdersI rheCu-
i've apponted all the chief oticers-toNernoi,
.Iudees ard Msrshss; and sgain, the pre'eft was
10 transfer 70 the first few accidental settlers the ngnr
S,.,,;,e 6r ally il m ght he the c. ndtion OF Ter
,o,v -srSbe OF sustaining millions while IN facf, ~
i,,,tn.abv established 10y the Comm tee OF me uouso
., Reartss natives appoin'ei 10 inFes-lSSse VIC
troubles IN ksIsss. me tohd gdf se,.'ets w go
. tho richt thus pretended 10 be conferred upoA soe
N -. - .,me6 men r. m Missouri and other oteies
~ \ possfs.icn Ct The polls drove rom me" 'no
..,usi r,sidsp,s who would net cooperate u Neu
go nu,nose Of imposing Slavery upon nNlsS,,
- 80 M MIXERS of the Legislature infamous 70 All
- nv the strcrious laws which they atefwAu GU
sc,cd Hsppily and honoraoly tor nee s -
,bcnsh meet dss sire usy 10 themselves Tue sono y
$40 AZ other Free States, and we may even uVPe,
- ~ ", the Slave States who went 10 N snsH ~,
rsx home have steadily and successfully resT.cs -
nsnrpati,n Yet these ara the sets ~hlcn oy Juus.
tyranny snd ST the point OF tne DAY onea " the
Tpited States psd cut of tie com mon su,y, 1l
pi9ent Of he United States has upneiu anu ehoVeH'
The consequence 20 some of the settlers was
emf 10 :, me death 10 all uncertain y ana hHm Siu
r.nv aggravated loss ana suffering. TX l. noptu Na.
81 h.i,er couus.h order and law, and harmony
~, . no rcstcred bEt mt antne great distress anu pr.
yation will be enc ured sad therefore "ou'u 1872
fully submit 10 your consider suou VIC ., - -
l. nail
j.; case of 70, Cd tcwsrd the relet OF the desu uuon
and suffering which misgoverment has occssloned Va
Kansas with tie single remark that 10 90 so, ""u.u
only be al act OF duty toward our own hn s L..s
WHO have migated Ia that uew region, OF IKE charac
Tor but certainly Of higher obligation, with me sppro-
rristiops which IN spuit Of benevoence the congress
Of he Upi,ed Sts'es have made from time 10 ume ior
the relief Of distant AND ioresn POPulauons V'e''N"
bv great ard sudden calsmuy. -
10 the striking illustrations afforded oy 'he reoeh'
ton Of the harmonious WORKING OF our nsnuu9nsi sui
ot the so r IF implicit submission 10 laws OF the oNn
dsyi,ips and which they feel to be eqaA ana lus',
eyipted by the citizens Of all portions OF our enehue1
Kepnbl c. After exciting canvass lasulg thIouSn
msny months ia which s took part no sooner 70 tc
result Ascertained than the most entire ana sos'uo
sconiesc.rce epsued and without rancor or menace OF
disurbsI ce CT the part Of those who were defeated e
ordinary routine OF life resumed, without SHOCK
of am set 10 industry To credit, or other IN ecesS
of sociery II gIesty TO miajudge such a spectacle
and aurcpg To the cause OF CONSTITUTIONAL Lbsry 10
m d as ha, been DONE in su contest only grounds
for eliminating the motives of large portion OF inc
ost intelligent educated and moral ct our popula-
ii n: ard none Of rejoicing in the signal vlndioaton OF
The stability of popular governments nor OF thank
fulpess 10 the Al lightly for his protection in this as In
eyery pat epoch OF history people May that
good snd graciOns Being still watch over ana gade us
in oil cur oelibeTaiiors. JOHN n hih"'
Albdny, January 6, 1851
Mr. KELLY offered resolution of thanks to the
Hon II. j. Raymond for the able, courteous and I'M
partial manner in which be discharged the duties OF the
office while President of the Senate. Adopted.
Mr. WADSW0RTH introduced resolution re-
gr,ttrg the death of Senator Waite during the recess,
end receiving that the Senate the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days
Mr.. BROOKS pronounced an eloquent eulogy on
Mr. White when the resolutions were adopted
The hour of meeting fixed at IL a. IN
The Senate then adjourned.