New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-04


p,r pie sAroiug he right you fought the battle up % the
Wv 5iar. Of :he White H6ase; snd know piufa 70
& 5SI ts P.t 10 r .Ss ss lsi ysted SUI whes Il be-
reeessay % 90 Z m sna Scn u ne I'm iana ralIn
AL the Nnsa NEBRASKA t you d 10, hesitate to o'e Caar
.Gs th.IsioT ny sesI slwsY. EEL deep and lively in.
b.i. thsite necsy ofJoaI D' 81 f,rsiss one who
s ss 50 e ~ w % yS y .S3" S @ % it S = sSSss g
thA be who s s5re4s cause is not dead bat sleep
W.th 40 tiae - add nore a. present,
1remsn, ,o-r' shfahy, l. n MORRIS.
L.ner hoDq the Hon. Morrisoa Harris.
BALTIMORE, Aug. "a. 1855.
Gr>rLruv Ih4ys lie honor to scsnOsledse your nys.
distinction Il Fs'.y oihe S Gorge ioLs District 70 De held
e. tns oS . ccSEss. o the Hon john B. Ha.In
,s. T Td rS s d neH @ @. Is.3 oG IN s,S % o., hope
mIt 4 70. col'e pursued BY Mr Ha.sa upon the leading
policy b. NJ da,in my first wishes are for ia
70 a & Ss 1 ad ms Strongly us1S
gp Aou Of his course upon the question Of the al
Wien Lteompon bill wss ms presented to Congress. hsd
etnd BY Deruocc party sd gross injustice TO the
gsope q toe Territory wond have .syed sgaus, il FAR more
e3ee opposition iro the Democrats bes hsl received
Early however the bitter struggle that followed, became
ps-iie.t that Va, he c the Administration rather
bsn the party Inst re support w,s 70 be te OF party
hde' ssd es the choice y between uneaionips obedience
Gertms who se NJ. HsskD, choo % think aud act for
themselves IN s emergency and cared tossslme the position
moral force u cfaer u Withstand the nhlences by whh
they surrounded ana the tremendous pressure Brought
Men usually he'se wins, they believe to be sound
s When Sy & sS opay OF fs @
is od ssmGnzed IN ~ hsFshest terms traitors 70 ts pinc
PIES and pressed the anLecompton Democrats Of the
House, BY possible Influence thai could be svrr Of to
contro their CO.. s It's n9t of.en thai a, manly per-
Of NJ Hsssa aIG bis patty asocies who opposed the Ksnss
bill from It's inception 10 ia rssssss G.deI It's worst phase
We knsi'H ScrPs,cm":e. Ps.
to be commended, and those who admire boldnes mso
and ncependen in The mar,.nsuce By representative
fli . oHs .GSd sSd & .ssn nsy well ' to Mr.
q s ~: rBy nav Of e pPrs @ b.S s kH S.4a ps
there ' nsIdly room oI doubt now. Re.us have fully
e Sa. H. for hese. 1 " UhdsI al tse the s. Rsgd sa Of
lsv with al the secuied advantages OF n and free
aDi me Compounds" has compromised nobody tu :s invent
es whom i VII son return p plague sPuned y tae peope
st vitality enough m for fauTe mis- hief uness the
rg question oe e a. the neA session II tempeEse equitable
The a.e struggle in Corre developed among ether things
the possibility OF uniting al the conflicting elements Of existing
the common Eount Of and principles
and not without hope that; n the important move
m.n, Of the future d ,ae that involve great n,Ons
Interests the suggestive esson will not be forgotten
@ Gen;se1 very respectfully ya1 Ess5eSs ssysTt
To Me.n'. wN cArLDwEIL, A. 3. TAfp,S, JOas Br:sS
Committee.
Later from Horace GREELEY.
GFSTLEMCN haye lust ceiysd Jour letter. inviting
attend meeting Of citizens Of The IXh Coneres1n.
u Tary,owu the p PrOxno to promote the reelection
hs, prior engagement attend and speak tbs.
Day The aging OF ne corner stone Of "a. People, CSess
;5d ); T 1eaH "a sf s tai F.. M E H,psi eSa.o %
X Congt Winter with aearty approval and his
ee e,ion posnt alone ooar District but State
Tor ene am tined of voting for candidate. for Congress- for
10 o. It:.9n thar that party packed for tie purpose
Neither Clay Calhoun thus pressred, and If
Webster be o1grev all necessity for tolefa0n
of such mschuey Ire better Of Representatives from
Southern States allow party TO stand between ths
d,nce is ha ssy ssstd IL. US tiy to b:est ap The csc.
system here eeve Tor P9tns 'raal en in pisces that
have had little rer.onl s,qu with M Hu,kin b1.
he xsd s $ to 81 ksa ic.sn sU % can,s @
ard that not believing that ne would act in perfect Rdepsna
even: hi svsd ;ha NJ Haan was sinceye and that was
installer s honest devotion to Popular Sovereignty in Kan
pubic va .isd sd'assS Wssy nd
w.. 10 better representative Pess in with sup
spf..eH, @ .rd Uphold The ' principle. nS% s
ssS,a BY h I. :.3assP; hope q
To WN. CArIDwEiI and Otaers, Committee, &c.
L<tter from Hon. Galuske Il. Gror.
GLESwooD, Angus. ., 1s5s.
q as tfas isf s:s ~ NJ: % d:. q %
meeting d citizens disinetn If party a. Tvry.
s0 H. as Hsa jos g. asi measures for
wcad .se!d ne sres' pleasure 70 s,terd your meeting aud
fI'P 6.tso doi.t , % tIo@ i.a. o.hsr arrangements.
DtIint ne 1sI sestn T Coness, ME. Haskn #
re ncoofGe e vho spsrnrg the blsndishrleu. Of off,
c rsoIsge and dsns The If1ance Of the Executive power
tniay rsrfed % lie ST The s:terlp. Of the
see people. Cons; on shc they sbhorIel and
ns,Li ever r.eM Tulers VIII u they lOstned
mis- attack upon the vital principle Of free soysrrn-ut 70
t. oy by TIE eemea of he country he indeed
has the cve'taiow Of our Liberties commenced.
ro Hn,n lie people shall resri with Jealous soci
ee a. srefoschners cf Executive power upon their rights
Z, esy q cossod.ton not sresdy upoa hand
Ise pnee cf liberty eternal yissrcen day
wien br.s.hed IN he warnirgs Of Jefferson
IL mere esJs Of is Pr scy representatives ofhe Peo
Pc 40 ocy exposes lie cotrupons Of AtrinsrsoI
~hen ne allied e7 party sssocsor ard nsnfly ressts
executive upon TIE nights sod liberties Of
ne Tecr ceseyes vel Of his AID lis county
sc session Of fCorsres the people the xn Congressional
Dts;rt hse sch Representative.
Hoping ts- such may 10 tas oune an respect
f..J, y9a.s OALuSHA A. GROW.
10 "A. CArLDwELL GI5 o.iers, Committee.
Later from Edxin B. Morgan.
AURORA, Algis. q 1883
CtsrL rLryEy e,Tc1Istsrces We ID permit it would Afford
Except e yCu. nsi.aca % te With yo1 o. tie
ID Of Stp:ezt,r,
hsge vel yrT k,d Es.hed s cs1yse
VII deep Interest.
Nc man u celgIsu rs Ases5tJ orro..d re fnsus.