New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-03


election, which was recogLizedby the National Dem
ocracy a. "regular;" and tho defeat has been
avenged By kicking Walker, Stanton and oil con-
oerDed out Of the Democratic party. And still, We
had not seen "the End of Seotioralism.'
vi. Finally, after being twice fairly beaten on
bill TO drsg Kansas into the Union - Slave State,
whether or no." bill has been engineered
through both Houses which some supportei b.
cause it did, others because il did not submit Le-
compton to vote Of the People Of Kansas, Of
which the responsible author refused to say whether
it did or did not 90 submit ii, and which could not
have been pssstd had it been admitted either to f.
vor or preclude Submission. But, While the man
point is thus NAKED, there is, there can be, no
question as to the fact that it offers Kansas large
Inducements 10 come into the Union as Slave
State, ard exposes her to serious penalties in case
she stands out against Lecompton and insists on be-
ing sdnitted as Free State. Hear on this point
that conspicuous organ of National Democracy.
The Herald:
Tips into the esmse th. facts that with the acceptance Of
the Leconpon Constitution Kansas into the Cnicn
State ths she thu. secures three moo, and
with tvo.biIds n.,oIty II the organic s,s.s Lssa,e ""
Congress provide forthwith for COnstutiOn We DO
mot believe that the Leeompton Con.itson will be reeces
sold substance the shadow of Popular Sovereignty
Thus it is calculated by the authors and hackers
of this jugele-not that the People of Kansas ap-
prove the Leconpton Constitution nobody pre-
teuds that-but that they be induced to swallow
it for the sake Of immediate admission, OF the land
grsnt, Of Cahoun's concession of the State Legs-
lature to QUASI Free-State men, and of the fact
that they can at oLce set about Transforming this
motor ousy dete .ed Constitution into better one.
Such is the "Great Democratic Triumph just
effected. How much does if look like 90 The End
of Sectional Strife ?"
VII. The Herald Gees fit to say that
OF course the Bsk Republican politicians and journals
will earth people Of Ksu to
reject peace offering with du.iye hope revins
this exhausted sectional quarrel hroug the country but
sPprehend that they viii utterly fail in their calculations
Now, so far as THE TRIBUNE is concerned,
The Heraid's confident expectations will not be
realized. Urging the People Of Kansas not to ac-
cept the Lecompton Constitution seems to US
most superfuOus labor-we should as soon think
Of urging them not to accept the protection and
acknowledge the sovereignty of Brigham Young.
What We do urge upon them is simply this:
l. Let no legal voter Of Kansas fail to vote on "the
proposition TO be submitted to them under NJ. En-
glishs bill.
q Take the most effective possible measures to de-
tect ard 90 far as may be, exclude illegal votes.
g. Let every understand that to vote for that
proposition, however worded, is to vote for the viz
tual acceptance of the Lecompton Constitution.
That is all. If the People Of Kansas can be
bribed or coaIed to "acquiesce in the Lecomp-
ton fraud, no matter under what inducements or
prete1ts, we have no breath to waste on them.
Let them clearly understand the issue-let them
have . fair vote and an honest canyass-and We
ygree to abide their decision.