New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-30
PREDICTIONS Terrified.

On the 9th Of May last, the Hon. 4. II. CRAGIS
of New Hampshire, delivered an able speech in the
House of Representatives on 1.-The Kansas Policy
"of the Administration" Of which the following
is the conclusion;
&" The gathering in the political heavens is 0.niuous
Of tie coming storm. The tempest that swept tho
Free States IN the Autumn Of 1874, when the people
visited their wrath upon the party that had Just re-
moved the old landmarks by obhterating the Slavery
prohibition Of the Missouri Compromises and the tor
IGdo that cSIeered through the North two years alter
ward, IrostIatng so many aspiring men, and, though
not wholly successful in It's objects yet most sgutafy
IL its partial effects and full Of hope for the fi-
tuIe will prove to be but gentle gales when compared
with that reribuye hurricane which, 10 the approach
ing Autumn, viii seattle the lecomptOn Democracy ~
with tie besom Of destruction.
AIe we mistaken in the sigus Of the times Turn
1g tie eye toward the setting sun, We doubt that
tie young Stale lying beyond the Sierra Nevada wtl
sustain her able representatives in the Senate and in
tls House III their opposition TO the Iocompton fraud
Aa to the five growog States Of the Northwest which
were saved to perpetual Liberty BY the nmorta Orll
nance OF Esl and the State, rot loss prosperous,
which was consecrated TO Freedom forever by the
Missouri Compromises and the vigorous new State
just admitted 10 the unon, will they not al vEi.cate
the oi Free Labor by sendiEg Del cation to the
IcXt Congress that Will be- unit On questions like
those which baye divided and rent parties dg ing
TIE present session
AS to Pennsylvania, her favorite son has asoenied
to power. He Las disappointed her hopes. lie has
soured her spirit The charm gone. The SPELLS br k
She viii break her chains and stand forth redeemed
eu6noipa,ed, and diseuthralled. Let him who doGD.s
tLis, ponder the result Of the recent election in Pna
61.rha, and be assured that what has been done in
May the banks Of tie Delaware and Sch uylkl Will
in O.toh,r be repeated on the banks Of the Susque-
hsnus TIE Juniata the Monorgahea, the Aleyhany,
ard the Ohio. as NewJersey suffered with Penn5yl-
val ia H. TIE struggle, and shared with her IL the tn
unph of the Revolution So too, has she generally fol.
lowed tie lead Of that great State 10 az political
changes and go viii she low. Ii would also D. belly
ing the who'e history Of NewiO State that gave
10 the war ot Independence the sword Of Schuyler
Gui UaIni'on-that gave to the constitutional! era
the pen of JAY and livipgston-aud that has given
10 the counses Of the public and the cause o, Free
dom the services Of hing, Clinton, Iompkins
and " night, q ques ion that m q crisis Like this she
vii east her Empire w-igat iIto the scale Of LIB
eTfv.
Il hardly need speak for New-Er gland. for since
ills Cougrcss has been ia se5sOu she hes bcgua 70
speak Tor herself. The emphatic voice Of New.h inp-
shire, Connecticut sri RHODE Isaui recently uttered
against this Iecompton crime vii in due time De
iieraed by Vermont, Maine ami Massachu. tts. Those
who nfTe preteni tie sentiment Vi New-Englsnd
il hese Halls WI econ have leave OF absence. They
will not appear bere at the next Congress, nor vii
ANYBODY Of Ike filth succeed 10 their seats. The
places which now know them viii know them no
more forever. No humsn being OUTSIDE Of q nurssry
or lunatic asylum doubts that, IL the next Congress
Curious NewEnglsni wli prcson. en unbrokon front
io the cause ot Freedom.
Speaking for my own state, can certify 10 her
fidelity When her own son, sitting in the presdental
ohGir forced upon the oouniry the kansas-Nebraska
Act she TUNED her back scorully upon him. and sc.
her feet iadignan upon bis Administration Bat so
uch more does she de'est the policy If james b.
chanan that in comparison herewith she /. be yiunne
10 lcok upon tha. Of Frsrkrn Pierce with feeling