New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-06

nth .ho late meeting at Tammany Hal, exhibit
g, dirers,y of views among the Northern and SOUTH
arr ,,ircs ., the Lecompton Democracy that may
serve 10 ops, the eyes OF many VINO are no"
deuded by tn smo~h fallacies win "hlcn
| c.r m, .r5 =, associates are blindy decelyng
| themselves
The burden Of IN. song is-"No matter what
the Lecomrtop Copsp, ution may contaln-admlt
Its frauds-admit that y people OF kanas rePu-
d" date i. Still il stands to reason and no one
"but fool can deny, that tie instant han'a' II "'
emitted with this ConstiturS. , she oeconie'
Sovereign State aud can chansa II as she peases
without delay. Therefore, the .shor'es. way u
make her Free State, with Frs oons'l'u''o"'
"s to admit her to the Union under TIA LecolnP''H
instrument"
Look at the speeches and letters addr'ss, u 10 tue
Tammany Meeting, and mark the culm. na' ''H VI
this argument
Mr. John A. Dix said:
1.-THE election Of the h Of January ho-. tins, the Ere ys. &
could have shaped their form of government according 20
control" cont "''"''' ''''' -'' -'' --''' ''
rh, ,lr cea,e.ion K.n..., framed By tbs Lsoompon
Covtrtion vii be Ameldd 10 oIy dSpb = !. true con
|
gard al such attsn limitations Of sovereign power entirety
G ~ ~ ~ , NJ sry PP b 10 aIeSa ,aS gy n a00o No
ppWer earth prevent them from exercising sh, when
evrthy phase It ' Al the foundation OF all Popular Sow
ereisnty"
"The whole question which and rrny
when p ceran acce.sores there very l,ls ground
fora differ zee iopinon y this WIZ you submit me ooI
tucn Of Ksn'ss to popur vote preliminary Of her sd
nf" the IIop, will admit her State, aud let
the peo dispose Of the Constitution in their way aud
their uIe aer" Sal the ordeal Precede or follow
siuissioul Shall she at in this matter Territory state
President advises the latter aud satisfied that ne
rshihs The mode recommended by him the sPeedies oi
ts.e the otbsr view Of the subject deuounce the
Predea. pToooH a S iyrsnn oppressive and .Saon
Of the doctrine Of popular oysesn q . nee my Jus sTs sd IN
nerfer-ncs ec; officers. mold your in
custies word regulate your affairs in
t,5 t. m 1T nS Us ie To nv l, yr~ oMeu s
presents the wishes and evidence Of your loyalty to that doc
injustice with which the President is assaied"
The resolves offered BY Mr.. Robert j. Dillon de-
clare that the Lecompton Constitution ought to be
adopted
Because the Constitution thus adopted being regular upon
the record Couze. should seize the opportunity Of incorpo
rating ksn,as State under its provisions thereby invest
IIs Pie.,aies M rS'p'' " ''''''' ~ ~
Mr.. John Van Buren,, in the course of his speech,
proceeded against the necessity of inserting clause
liberty amend their Constitution any ne because he
ecn;ended no such clause wa. necessary as by tue
had ha; right uuquestionaby and needed such Pem
| Sion"
And he then, in bis characteristic way, ridculed
the idea that Kansas could become Slave State.
Mr. John COchrane next touched upon this point,
and said:
Sir another question of inferior importance still remains
i Sns sSned s w ste GSdG the D icompen
no her people me- se 70 h s% or cH1 ANY Hsqpe s s
OBTAINING this audience longer than with affirmation Of the
pooa mPG o. e I,osay y. snsI Is ,nS. Ihg M
thai Iertnsn T. /. possessed OF an artificial II not
that resides in and inseparabe from the people
6 Ss "e1 G s' Il The s'ess cGna 5T Of I the % Stat ss
M vas 5 aG sope is S the % p.ep hb b
OF Luther at Borden g. Howard Pp 7 the sSPreme
believe doubted the proposition that according to the
Institutions d this county tie sovereignty in every STATE
change the form government their pleasure
Convention which framed the late Constitution Of Virginia pro-
position ade to insert clause providing mode for is
mound that majority Of the people had the power at
Constitution. make one Among the votes by
justice MrhaI John Tyler and LetOn Tazewr viii add
sl1y wh Pogsh fo%py Ss gn.eG p2as I a
he deba upon ibe admission OF Michigan IN the Senate OF the
original Of the people They depended inherent and
inaenabe ghts The people Of sn STATE may At any time
any proon in their Consultation and alter abolish
he whole frame Of as as they Pea; Ie soyeIeT
rot b. dvcsted Of it, (GAes Seston Debates vol r. part
ESQ., Sir there Is 10 room tor comment upon this ormid
be found They full and Conclusive the point that
yenicn clothed with the Of abr'gans old con'iu
aw Sir the second agsPh in the Bill Of Rights included in
the Lec9mptou Constitution, Is in these words:
founded their authority and instituted or their
al firng. xhf-
ndeasiblt right alter reform abolish their govern
III must therefor quite spparrnt tha; If Kans. be al
med this Constitution, Congress WILL in effect,
affirmed the political doctrine here asserted Still that inger
ug doubt unounded may be permitted the
keptcrl mind think will be well Sir that Congress should
sb Sd nde ht the % people At ii alter
eoIm sGGI & ne i'f Di D5an Sir that s's spb
ration while Inc aectua either in addition erogs,ion
caa.ees. ears Of pny citizen would
due. the sen.eles. canor Of partisan press"
Next ?. NJ. General Brown, BY letter, assures US
that:
Lane and his followers whether in of Congress- 20
her rejection for purpose Of getting better Con'
They know that they have bs: at time site d
mission, Just as they desire it,
The Hon. Auasa J. Parker, to the same effect
says:
1T will come able right Of rrrnodeins
moment pleass ana in it, own way Such
her, the popular Sovereignty for the power
that %aAe, % . sId bs% laws H T, any ,b05 f t %
declared the the admission Of Kan.a. recognition Of
It's existence desirable if confer additional power
process by which Kansas quickly be made
Free State the msorty Of The pope drre 10 become So
IS By immediate admission under the LecoupoR Consu
tion."
Mr. John Slidell Of Louisiana is silent upon this
point, but assures Us that
"fK.n.ss be admitted with the Lecomp.on Constution
agitation will In weeks the pOpr O North
III ook back with wonder the has excit-d'
The Hon. Henry N. Phillips of Pennsylvania
says: