Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-07-02

PUAfH publican journals ana
speakers are III the habit OF talking toIera-
bly, plainly Of Mr.. Buchanan and his Admin
is!ra;i9e--an9 especially when speaking Of
his COURSE in regar& - Klnsas af4irs, they
have not STOPPED 20 select delicate terms in
which to express their adherence of it in al
rs details. Bat in this they 90 not enjoy a
monopoly tor some Of the very hardest
things that have been said Of The Presldent
and his Kansas policy have been uttered by
memteFs NJ ms oWn party, and those to
whom ae lad assigned iigh official positions
III the territory. pae Late speech of ex-
Secretary Stanton, al Leayeawerth, is a
case in poii,g. Read tbs following extssces,
which are tut The sample If size tone and
temper Of the whole
Gentlemen have sought III gaia 40 find
an example in history oil such tfeacherY as
shas " hlch has been exhibited by the pres
ent administration TOWARDS Gov. Walker in
these mumentous affair in Kansas. Since
the days vi King David, no parallel Gun be
found. Even k.s Treatment of Ufal, the
HltliIe, was scarcely so bad as Mr. Bucllan-
ans treatment of his "best friend and wisest
counsellor By Usah's own hand, David
sent an order to Joab .sSet We Ufiah in the
forefront of the hottest battle. and retire We
from hi,n, that ne may be smitten and die. .
But treacherously sacrificed as he was, he
ct least rad The opportunity of meeting a
glorious deuth On the field of battle, falling
III The Cause OF bis country, and leaving be-
hind an imperizhable name. lie escaped the
moFtiication-oi surviving his own honor, and
.! knowing himself betrayed by his, KING.
David, to-, had the excuse of beng moved
10 commit this crime by the most uncontrolla-
ole OF human passions. Mr. Buchanan has
no shadow of excuse His conduct exhibits
a case OF unlnitigated treachery- treachery
to ilienis-treachefy &c principles and pledges
-treacnery to the best and highest interests
OF the great patriotic party which placed
hisn in power. D4vid's offspring BIZ Uriaa's
wife was moi permitted to live; 50 the Lee
compton Conula:ion-lAe bastard result Of
Mir. Bachanan'a unnatural alliance with the
Southern Dssunionists = already stricken
with the curse OF God, will die by the hands
Of the people. David, however, having truly
! renented Of his great w~ickedness, was for
given ana restored to the favor of his crea-
tor. Mr.. Buchanan on the other hand, be-
ing obstinate and unrc!enting, has committed
the objectionable sin, and will receive the
execration OF good men in al! time to come.
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Gentlemen, ! can hardly trust myself to
speak OF this passage in the history of my
country. No greater crime against liberty
has been anywhere committed during thiscen-
fury. All the miserable and himsy pretexts
-alt the technical and preposterous dogfnes
by which this monster falsehood has been
attempted to be justified and upheld, are but
the thin disguise under which tyranny and
wrong would hope to conceal their unholy
purpose. Tile Administration well knows
Congress knows--ihe whole world knows
that the people of Kansas are almost unani-
NOUS against the Lecompton fraud. The
unfortunate and discreditable circumstances
under which the instrument was clothed with
the regular and technical forms Of law, have
been fully exposed. No man need be ignor-
ant Of any of the facts. And yet by means
: of a technical presumption--through a mere