New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-28

lOud cur.ent 20 relinquisn i.r slia..itl,ed s'iv-
~ but % Ocm,csaie E'r'y preaP.ta,ed her . -
ION ln' ; the ClioD hot only "itnoat tha' bi
"t evea VIZ. a Covenant thai q. >t.l- '..- ~
81, ideJ ell orgauizcd 3D. al o. con. ''' .''
In isi6 w~n the United Sates bect7'e inEo,' .5.
O war with Mexico, and D wa appAI."tf ~. r..
st-ue la would cld u tho iis n'nr i..''-. - rfa
,r,tEc which vas n.u--lafcl,.i-n i-n- p ~
/ l, lii. Marty rejected % iecisratiun t'I - l
tLorlt NOT ~ established within The Ierrr". M
acquired When IN 1850, goverImeni' Neio II =.
.tiiued in the Teritor.e' OF cali9ll'a e- -
Naxieo the Guit- ofthat war, tie D--h'er1l.D -.
rfIs.1 10 admit Nee-Me, 80 ~ n ne >'tl' anu 'J
ton.4rted 10 admit California ~ ifee S'Al- ON '-
condition as it has since eNpialnei me t-a' u 49,
leaving all ,f New .Acxico AID ian otef - o"N.l.,
II ~ q, se eiso DID, the C1ir-s-icn ~ peri eiuAl
slavery ir Ne District g t9.7nbi,- ana t1r lh-
# al uucoDs'ta'ioral crus a'd hnin,..h.' e.
f,T the rrcapfuro ,! isiuve -.'V-s Wlth lii.'-
lst,,r ihnt subject ol cl4v,ly shoni never -"
T.. -;.-t-l it ,.ff.r q 'a,nber of ConCrcs7. u-A
ir 1874 tle Shareholders Were ccceLtc'if l'-h ti
ie.e GREAT advantage ihen so re-. huy N'l' .L
Democratic party rnlece.--i-'yi ono '".' ---
.ln.e r., ie,lb. lbera..ly, ..Hakct them i.'l l'.i
a, NJ, t,, g.r aud fds- ,u th-ir acc t----, t-1
abro yhiiou Of the law when Goo .rrl pay
Slavery i0r luvoluntary sefvtnte shouh ever 49,
wihL that part Of TIE az .tnl ie.,['y ~ = ,-I
which Inv o.t.idc of tie State ol VI soma -l4 La''H
az the r:talrl Of 3G. 80 oi NORTH latitude, n NV
which si.h the exception Of one other, vas i,e ".y
statute # Freedom tL,n reAlinlHS IN t-e f''-' "
l. Is,6. when Tic people Of Kansa hee ors ID
nov sato viihln lc rcuion thus eDan oned tn y
ery ana apple 20 Dee admitted a. flte sue ~
the Union the Democratic party cont pi'3-sy 81
i,cted ih-r petition AID drove tcn VIII " . 70 tD
Intimidation. :rorn th. Halls o! toDgfe-s, and armed
the Pr sdcnt with military power 10 oee'rc f.et -g'
r-..;or to q 1--we code. established over them y
fraud ana u-urpai.or. At every subsequent age 81
he long contest which has since reged IN Kansas the
perrocrptirpariy has eut H. synpan = =. ana "a
al tie roweis II tie Goverunert which = c'cif'-ed
To- enforce Slavery upon That nn~ing Gai fru poo
rle And row even al this dly, rI-l- 1t lnocks u7
~ Ito ae.urarCa that kauaas II il-e tie Demo
cr,t'c rrffy I,fus the STATE excluded iron Lr ll3t
aud proper place ia tho ! lron, l-ief i-e -p'1 '"A
.le NAY be- dragooled toto TIE acceptance % -a'ti!'
Tho Dcrncr.iic rsfty finally LGs proc urea if"hl n
JndcisIv fixed IN H. interest, decree tlet
SGy,ry eAI as by force Of tie Constitution l every
Territory Of the Uni,,d >tetr-, par9uol,i % f i--
etye authority either within tie Territory oF Trs nag
sch IS the Democrat, party. Il has 10 policy
St,te ,r FcIerGl ilr frq4c,. on trade or lanllte-
iure or commerce, or education, or internal -nprpNe-
ner's, or for the protection or even tu' .'goty "
civil or religious liberty. j. is positive am -ll'l-
tr, n;sng iu the iut-ret Of Slavery -negsus" com
promising ard vasG!aiing in regard % eNt. ilNns
else. j. boasts IT, love oi equality hnl ~''t.7 ~
sfrercth rrd even It's life n lof,fyiig he only ahloc'
rscy known in the lard. L proesses lraeruty, aud'
20 Cn as Slavery requires, I'll cs itself pl pr scrip
t;op. Il magnifes ltsc'f for confucs.s IN foreign
lands bot il sends the ua ona eagle forth alN wan
cha and not the olive branch iu his ian9s.
Tiis dnrk record shows you. iclow-c'lz're, " in.
was unwilling to announce at az ediAer stage ' '-is
grgt.uent--tlat of the whole noianuns s,Aeuu.o "'
slay. holding deucus which hay" submitted tp ynli
Tho pr,nocTatc marty has left Only yet 70 Do con-
summateG--tho irrigation Of the law when ioIu'os
Il - African slayo-Tedc.
Now, ] know very well that the - nocratc party
has at every stage Of these proceedings, disaYowed
tle motive and the policy Of io.liyng and extending
Slavery. and has excuacd them on entirely different
and more plausible grounds. But tie lnc"n-istehCy
undhivolty 81 these pleas prove sinoTe cono.us'i
the guilt charge upon that patty. III must lhdetI
racrseslily excuse such guilt before mankind AMI
even 60 the coHsorces Of its own adhefents' heee
is Oh instructive adherence ot Slavery ana an lnDofn
ard iuhoriug love o Freedom, IL thc human heait,
which render paiation Of such gross misconduct
irdispeneablc II disiranclised the ircc African on
the ground Of fear that # loft 20 enjoy e right oi
suffrage lie might seduce tie free Wh.e cI''zeh lht'
amaluaination with bis Wronged and d6spIsei race.
Tie Democratic patty condemned and dtp0ied joan
Quincy Aiains because be expended sl'WFWV u
year while it usos hi- favored successor ~ pcrdlug
C00O0 $50 coo, 900 aud even slc1CJDHjj yoas.
ii denies emancipation in the District of Cola uba,
even with comp alton to masters ard the consent %
the people, ou tic ground Of IN lmphed con7titl-
touGl Inhibition, although the Constitution *
pressly confers upon Congress sovereign le6isa-
tive power in that District, ard althoagi the
Democratic party is tenacious Of tie principle Of
strict construction II violated the eZprea provisions
Of the Constitution in suppressrg petition and d bate
on the subject of Slavery through fear o. disturbance
Of tie pubic harmony, although 1t claims that tie
clectOl have RIGHT TO instruct their representatives,
and even demand their resignation in cases Of contu.
Inscv IL extended Slavery over Texas and couuiVed
a the attempt 10 spread il across the Mencan tetr-
tories even TO The shores Of thc Pacihc o,can unueT
aplea Of charging tie area of freedom u abrosated
tho NeNiCfn slave law ard the Missouri Compromise
prohibition Of slavery in Kansas not to open the new
Territories TO Slavery but 20 Try therein the new and
fascinating theories Of Non-lnteryentcr and Popular
Sovereignty: ard finally Il overhrew both these rev
and clecaI; avstcms by the English LecomptOu oL
ard the pred Scott decision, the ground that the
Free States ought no, 10 enter tie Union without
population equal TO tire representative basis Of one
member Of Congress, although slave States n.sht
come IN without inspection as 70 then runbers.
WI any member of the Democratic party. now
hcIc claim that the authoritie. chosen by the suages
of tie party, Transcribed their partlzan platforms,
and SO A. IL pcsclttd the party IN 80 yaiiJus trans
actors have rccted Thcn ak him io name one
Democratic statcsman or legislator, from Van Buren,
10 Walker who either timdly cautiously, ike them,
or boldly and dcfguty Ike Donglis, ever refused 10
execute a belest OF the Shareholders, and was not
therefore and for no other cause, Immediately de-
uourced and doyo-ed from his trust. and rcpufi5ted
hv tie Democra'.c party ior that contumacy.
think ieliow-citlzen-, that have shown you ttat
!. is high Gme for the friends oi freedom rnsh TO
The rescue e tie Constitution, and that thcir very
r.t duty Is to dismiss the Democratic party from tie
administration Of tie Government.
Why shall i no, Dc done All sgree that L ought
TO be done. Whgt then shal rreygnt, i's bcrs done
Nothiug but tmidiy division OF the opponents Of
the Democratic paiiy.
some Of these opponents start one objection, and
come another. Let as notice these obiecio1. briefly
Or clas- say that they caruo, trust Tie Republican
rerfv uat Il has not avoWed IT, hostility q slavery
tolty erou b. or is affection from Freedom earnestly
enough.
la-k IN reply IS .heie ary che. party can la
more safely trusted Every one knos8 that 10 the
Republican party Or none, that shall cispiace the
Demccrntic parry. Eat ! answer further, tLst Tire
character arr fidelity of any party determined
ce,sary 30, by ii pledges, Programme andpla.0ims
b., by lie pablo gcnc.es, and the tenn pr of the
poorc whom ttcy cal u into activity. Sub-orrieucv
r. Slayrrr i. law writer not Only thc fufci esd
o. L.. a. 90, ,.-