New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-15
KANSAS AFFAIRS.

By way Of letting our readers see what the bofuet
Ruffians have to say for themselves just now, ana
what view they take of the future we give the fol-
lowing article from The LeorenroM Journal of
July2:
Po1,rIcs IL KAysAs.-It il well known to every
citizen Of Kansas and indeed. to every Intelligent
reader throughout the length and breadth OF our con-
try that there but two political parties IN the Ter
rfor, But we opine it is not so well understood what
the issues are between them The one, the National
Democratic party is the same pure poutcal a,socla
tion which sustained Jefferson and Jackson, ana tck
ard Pierce and which now sust"s b ehe n
apce with the spirit and the letter OF our National
Statute Book. A party, which received us
Lirtreht from the great author Of the " Declaration
Of Independence" and which rs known as the
only constitutional party of the country. This, then
is one of the political associations in this Territory
The other is the sef-s,yled, but, in reality the Black
Republican Abolition party, composed of the odds and
ends of all Northern fanatics and factonsts, both po-
litical and religious, bond or free, black or whlte
bound together by the urpaotc and treacherous web
of fanaticsm Abciitionism and Nggerism, led by the
nose by both men aud women, OF any CLINE or color,
profes to Gcd when dsObey ing the laws OF their
country and claiming be patriots philanthropists
bile Yelling their Iis her Law" doctrine from one
extremity TO the other cf their sectional line. The
Black Republicans after having attempted to fitch from
the Democracy their good name, are now attemptngto
make the impression that there Is but one issue be-
tween the two parties 10 this Territory. But we need
NOT saw TO our readers that the principles of the true
National Democracy are not confined to the narrow
limits Of the solitary question Of Slavery no Slavery
They have been plainly defined and effectually car
RED out from the inception Of our Government to
the pre sen. time Democracy is ubiquitous. and the
same in the State Of Maine "a in the state OF georgia
or the Territory Of Kansas. The measures which
flow from it principles are as Humorous as the trib
utary streams OF the great Mississippi. 1t obedience
to the laws which the peoples Representatives have
Abolition party throws them in direct an
tagonism to law and order. They spun the
binding upon the North upon the South. Knowing
as thew do that the National Democratic party desire
the treatment and settlement Of the Slavery question
in democratic manner, they fear the ascendency OF
tainted Republicanism. While they are striving to
force the issue vet they know not how to accomplish
their purpose in just and equitable manaer-in
manner that will show the semblance OF principle 10
their action. Their leading organ, Ihe Hermd o.
Freedom denounced the action Of the Topeka Bogus
ties for eagrafng in their Constitution provision
that iudoIses the bred Scott decision. 1he 1'mes
repudates Brown and his portion OF I've parry as pc
ing opposed 70 pocy Others Of their organs oppose
this sction and desire TO go Immediately to work ana
organize State Government. National Free state
Democrats are the game to be procured, and In order
TO get them the ASSUMED Leaders OF thes sc laclos PV
nose 10 assemble on the 10th inst at Topeka to unite
uunon acme basis So much for the game these Abo-
itionsts wish to play.
If thew should succeed 10 harInoniZlng ana
tie two wings Of this party and should hnai-
" elect their nominee for Delegate by decdea ma
iclity-a thing quite impossibe-there woua De no 70
limit to their camorOus denut CLARION OF ~ ~,
the law and peace of the Territory. But II on tue
contrary they be defeated it will be no fault OF the IT'S
if We dc not see the drama oflast year reenacted
Fall Their regard for law and order Will ooze gu, al
their fpgt rs ends and they will tall back upon ther
old Toueka platform and endeayor to sustain mem
selves AZ all hazards regardless OF law or Gopei re-
garcless Of their professions OF iath SINCE ue ~ "a
Of Gov. Walker and their pledges upon tae stump a.u
through the press If the Democracy shouia NC ue
eated by majority of legal voters, they VIII QUERY
submit until the next political battle, when 'he
siton will be forced to look upon their coh9rts WIN.
fear and trembling. But We anticipate no sun IT,.
az the defeat Of the National Democratic Psy Ane
will Triumph at the polls they have heretofore, ana
the peoples ntere SIS will De connded u ~" ' -
der Delegate and sound Democrat.
It is worthy of note, that while this Boraer-hunan
organ thus pretends that its party cares e or ho'n,
ing for Slavery, It Immediately subjolns' oy Wa! Oh
secret signal, we suppose to the 'lavenoae''' 'he
following extract from another paper:
KANSAS TERRrroRY.--We are sorry 20 rec q ialht
benrted few who by the way, are not uiofoueniy az
ousinted with Kansas matters, are INDUCING III wotus
Of de .popdcncy as to making Kansas pTo caso'
Those best acquainted With The affairs VI .'e
and who have labored long ana ia ,h.ra bn
pore Of implanting Southern instliulTs ~ s AZ
bob homes az success and look upon the sgns OF the
times as more cheering to their cause than any lo
mer period In the history Of the Territory. true'
Robinson. Lane, and number OF disrePutaole cnarac
tiers have taken measures to re-or8aoAc anu pPyso
the laws; but from the best Information We o san,
thew have little influence with the masses, VINO are
.rsa os The Ind advice the have been IN the habit OF
,acs;v;no f-..m N a. source ep:e they ara losers
receiving H''' wv" t'sstern Dispatch.