New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-11-06

10! the stone Which Size bu4ers rejected the .nns
" Is bee ne The bead Of Tie corner" Yol need not
be told how, in the disastrous year Of 1852 49,
plaiforu ana ioundaiOn Of ihis De~ ami euthus,a.,
Frec-Sol party disappeared, leaving not week -
even relic behind. Frum that tine onserd p,,t
! 1855 and 1876, the irIepressihe hostility IN savs
inherent in the American people, found no o-,,.r;,,
iion. combination, party no association -.
dared o give II ut'erance. Them however ys,,e -,
/ at least tie ger'us o. tic Republican party. WI.
considerable. fai-s.ein- discovered In ~ :, -,
and their future development the orvani5nt,,, -
Was required by the exiscuc,es Of the country "a
through IL at.Lc! speedy dad cump.ete rec,v.,,,
| q al q AZ rad ben lst. TIE Republican party I,
now practically organized end ready for ae,;,, fa
FINN al the elements OF htt.tation tili,y eovsnl
/ Or cauiiou, whichever term may be preferred, nems
braces the tue friends and faithful believers in 10
cause ~ humanity 10 al the States drawn from ao
former pohucal parties. So how strong rni;as ara
firm irort i preseuts IN Maine. cops AiSisi M
the cad Of Hamhn and Presenter. In N,uar,.
sl,re under The direction # iac and Clark IN Ma
sachoseils under . lead Il Wilson and Adams &,
New-lork. # Horace Greeley and Pr,.,,.n - -; -
Pennsylvania under tie lead If Cameron ami Csmn-
bell.
twill b. The show Of tie rexr two year. 70 ,y,..
the organization II til. sane K Publican psr,v i.b
the Save States under tine lead oG tine bray, and 49,.
ue,, such Frank 2. Blair Of Missouri and Csssi,,
NJ. Clay of Kentucky WHAT ~ ANS If or ,,ni ,etio,
IS a uacua party be- effected IS sur a.a ,s,,.;
lat hos alrrad! occ4Ied, AID is now :, ls,ipev
seer.
have said that ~heu the orSarizition shoaib,. r.
frctye tie bfitlr would be shesdy half son asd -
truth il Las already lappeL,i. Ia 1870 ~ -
cnrzcd M al toe Free States, except p.nr.vly..s
IrGiaIa New.Jtrsey AID California. Dariog M, -,
year have comp .ete' car organization in ~.
States aud H., elections which bare alre DIV oca,,
in them have truu- ht tu tie Repnbhcan ps,,v s,.sa
so,s which If hey hal occurred In lS6 wosl ~,
secured q Republican, Congress and a Republican "A
niuistratoo. To speak more drec'ly-a R.pubucA,
CorgIess is ahead, secured If Only the State II New
York, which has htte rio lei IN tlis great struyts
II all not now iurSakc ard abandon the contest and H.
ray tie cause # treecOm.
You tie electors 81 Oueida. constitute ons thirty
third part Of N, State II N-w-luIk You can ansser
better tar vie thrr II is better "a adhere Ia the causs
under circumstances suspicious TO beray il and
titus 0raw down upon the State the reproseh and COZ
tempt Ot MAJ KIND.
II must ucy,rhol - be- remembered that We not
ooy engage in this contest under the Disadvantage of
al organization Few, unireI mud nc0mp. t., hut also
of II al limitation OF tie poser Of tat or
IMITATION. Iheie are tire Slave States 3.2N.DD
slaves. Tie Shareholders who vote i-r these slaves,
balance the vote If p ,tOUbol ireemen. THIS Coas-
tutionHl CONCESSION ot advantage b. the Slave states
is equal tn twOthns OF the delegation 1T the FREQ
state of New-loIk IN Congress, or t0 the represent
tatron OF large portion II not the whole OF New
England. Let il be r-,n.n.b, red then in all future
orests, that tho Constitution utralizes and with
holds from IT, field THE large division of the forces VI
tie Free States.
Agar. II is customary Ia regard the representation
from tie Slave States being unanimous IN favor #
the interests Of slavery And practically the assump-
ton II true Slavery cunpcs aud secures uuity ot
purpose aud concert IF action among all the repr
tatyes Of the Slave States it tulrrates diverency
or SEPARATION. On the other hand the Free states
thus ter have sent to Congress del cations by wneh
large portions prove 10 be 49, devoted anu faithful 70
tie Mt sts Ut SGN.fy n the r. pr sertatves VI tho
Slave states themselves II the Free States were
united by bond close and the actoa of their rep
reseutaves Was rrect-d by will ~ int "a that
of the Shareholders, their unauIiiy would have ter
minated t.s contest m favor o Freedom long ago.
Second: au To ray word or tyo now concerning
the issues paTt nlary involved st tins stage Of tns
struggle. You w"uld naturally suppose that the daty
before us is to make some Jew acquisition 4 Free
Territory at Tenet to gaio back some Free Territory
which ba- beI lut 20 Sivery, T. gam some atirma-
tive Constitutional Io- ton, ~ Ia rireve some such
position which has been l'st. You never made q
greater nj tab. III y.ur lives. Everything has bee1
lost which eau b. l,st except the enjoyment ( Free
dom ana TO-. exclusion ut Slavery within the Free
States. Slavery r.maius apparently stronger Than
IN ali the Slave States, AMI FREEDOM d speech,
freedom of H.. pi-ss and freedom ut suffrage upon tho
subject OF Slavery ARE actually unknown ia thosa
States. Slavery remains IL the Drtnet al Columbia,
denant Of all y,nr power Slavery remains IN NJ the
srseuals, decks and navy yards 90 tile United States,
and upon all tle.1.chs oi jour national parine. ny
the DIed Scott decision, TIE Supreme u uIt OF tho
United States m ehlco your Executive aud LHgisla-
tive authorities acqut seed, Slavery exists IA kansas,
New.M, Nco, Utar, Oregon, Dec"ttn, Arizona, sad
upon every too of all the remaining DOMAIN 81 the
United States, paramount to any popular power or
Sovereignty sxisg therein, and par ,nonbt even TO
al the eLont! c all the Dep rtments ii the Federal
Government.
To retrieve these Losses will be the work Of future
day. The work IT t,ay i, 10 obtain securities tor
fan play ia this great contest. Fur play was all that
was lett to james Buchanan aud his Administration
to afford Us. H. por e u thar nser Die dsht-ths
r.mnart Of al other vain BILE rights. Even that
promise was broken aud tat right has been treacher-
Ousy yrested from the list year al the admin ira
ton of James buchanan. tie President, without re-
buke from Congress and with the ncq lesccuce of tho
Senate, succe,syey removed GOV. Walker and Gov.
Station for ylcoirg tO the people Il Kansas free, fair
aud impartial elections. men tie people f tIe Stat,
of kansas by ouch elections rePudiaied the Slavery
Lecompton nsiitrtior ana uvuw Il their unaterabls
determination to remain ID community of tree men, thu
Congress Of the United States r-lnanded them 10
remain ind. fnt.ly save-holdlI Territory. Flee
OBs ior Slavery are he'll yalid hni lawful eecti0ns
FOR Fir, edOnl are deene invalid, idle aud futile. Have
not said truly & en-, that first conlucs: mn.t be
the recovery ci fdIness and equality between Free"
dor. and Slavery Ia the conduct Of the Administration,
al d If legislation ut Washington.
Ihudiy. II remai.s Ia speak Of the way o. tae
battle. Hitherto contest has been with the slave
hoders Themselves. The war IN their sie vas organ
lied by the representatives, Oi the Slave StaTs ana
was conducted III tue Danc and % the responsibilities
of the Slave States themselves. But TINS al Iast mas
ceased. The shareholders intelligent, rejecting
and sensible men they have found out that TINS can
lot he made land Uf univ, rsal Slavery. lhey nave
found out AT last that 1t Is aggression 90 thsh
part which produces such vioen, resistance IN inc
Free Slater. 10 render the solution OF the great
problem of Slavery either difficult OF uaheei 80
Hey are subdird ia spfit. They wouFi, inV
cOuld becOm. passive aud rriDqnis the contest LVI
a majority # Slave States for asceodency 10 inc
Unon. They kIow, indeed, that the existing Save
p, pulaiion Of s. U0O is quite inadequate IL suppy
by It's reprvducin Il, the area Vi vast continent "u
slave lsbur. 1sat 4 may be rslsted repealed over
borne in the coLt,st, by the netve Reproduction "
Ere. Labor from stock Of ~ OuO,oOO hative-rin
Am, Ticau cizens, augmented aud Reinforced ny m
migration from Great Britaiu Germany, Switzerland,
SWEDEN, Norway aud SpaIrn America.
Division is apparent Ia their couDsels, and 'neo
be ultra aud vie among them their action - rem
dared nnnnilrv md ARMIES hy dissent an1 re-