Freeman's champion., 1858-01-28
How to Pacify Kanzas

nt lnterluue 10 tbe stIuSSie Hu"'E :"
be renewed in Congress, IIihey.o,
Bleeding Kanzas" has beea ne
butt of Democratic ridicule, tho "S
nal for barroom shouts and hcy3&
shed outlaws. Now, when repol 2t
bloody collisions rapidly chase cao-
other over the wires, and when orst,
in Congress wherein neither iofu.
licans nor Secessionists take pa,
but in which the champions c.
both sides are National and evs'
Northern Democrats, the laugh is ey
identity on the wrong side Of many t
capacious mouth. Though the Re-
publicans in both Houses maintain
studied silence, the strugglc proceeds
none the less abSorbingly, and Kun
zas is still the gage of battle,
The politicians by trade have all
along underestimated the carnestne"
of the People in the premises. Even
to this hour, we note absurd com
plants of "intermcddlinS' Ny Al
Societies, Emigration Societies, al"
other Northern organizations, IN y
affairs Of Kanzas. That is 90 Fa
Those living elsewhere than in N"o-
zas, who nevertheless desired ~ %'
her come into the Union u Free state.
are blamed for having devoted effort
and means to insure that result >a,
Southern men are blamed for harios
contributed of their substance 10 bind
Kanzas to the Slave Power Yet ID
40 far as these efforts were lega. sH4
pesceful, they were not only natpg'!
but inevitable. Thousau0s who are
this day bona fds citizens Of Kan1as
would never have been drawn thitAc'
but for their interest in tho TRUMP
of Free or Slave Labor in that 81,
brvo State. Other thousan1s, wiz"
were unable to migrate thither, hN9.
encouraged others to so, anu ha"r
aided the emigration according
their ability. Vainly do politicians
rail at this manifestation Of intelcS'
lin the destiny Of Labor in Kanzas W.
citizens of other States, for the in
est exists, and its manifestation can
: not bo suppressed. While the isso'
remains undecided, the interest IL aa'
continue to deepen or widen.
Tn vain do the politicians, sitt.G
, in conclave, conclude that the into 81
of this or that party will I've prom
ted by having the Slavery article io
certain proposed Constitution Yo'ea
ND or down. The People inetiu9tit,
ly say, 1--WE care nothing for yo#
party, or any party we ore for O,
against Slavery---decidodly in carr
est on that point, and shnll vote D.
we believe and feel" So the vetN d
taken, and the most adroit echcmja.
; Of tho politicians go for naucht,
The people instinctivrly FNsIiao tbs.
, the politicians game is one quite ou.'
ordinate in real importance 70 tao
; tonic on which they are hcro!o's.
divided.
Most peposterous Of all ia t&.
/ clamor Of the politicians over the n
, leoed continuance OF "agitatoN, t1.
+ these same politicians, and not '1s
settlers Of Kanzas, are rcspous'.
for this very protracted ngite,je,
whereof they complain. 1t was I'
y. bv the inhabitants Of Ksn2oa 81.
Reeder, Gsary, Walker and 6t>n,m
have been sucCessivcly diyes''i
mower. Not by residents of Nmaa.
{ flhaye Lawrence, Leavenworih su'
OsAwotomio suecessively been
3 aged. It was not their fault ;hn
their State was not admitted into ,r.
o Union by tho last Congress, l.,.
o their prayer for such admission bee
promptly granted, Kunzos would he.
n ceased months ago to be either y thc
!. tire or subject Of agitation. TIL
,f were kept out by the Slave Powp
and it's allies, who have held them VI
10 subiection ever since With wsF
/, reason does he who has hiS foot o'
;. another's neck call to that othes g
{. cease g agitation -
lie One thing only is needed to qui''
ID Kanzas.-her admission into the Unio'
under q Constitution which i' he
free choice. Stop all quibbling s7o
N pottiresging AZ TO the conclusivcns'
, Of an siection from which tho groa
7 body aS her pcople--for reAsoas {.
a them most satisfactory--sta stand OlQoC
a, and lot the known will Of tho major
Of ity prevail. That will put spec Y
q end to agitation--and nothing oN
! that. Z Lot,thc Biglcr', Brights nn'
! : Buchanans stop goading Kanaoa 6'
. acts Of fragrant injustice and uSuypa
q ton, and her bleeding" will roo
ID bo ended. Thus, and not olhSrwh'
,f Nv " Tribune.
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